Everest base camp (EBC),
Kongma La Pass, Cho La Pass and Renjo La Pass trek also famous as Three Pass
Trek is challenging trek for those dreamers who soar higher than clouds. This
trek is not only taking you to see highest mountain in the world from close
enough but will take you through the series of passes and lakes, experience
Sherpa hospitality, traditions and culture, picturesque villages, astounding mountain views, glimpses
of the life of the world famous mountain climbers the Sherpas and enter
Sagarmatha National Park- a world heritage site. Trekking to the EBC of Nepal
also provides us an opportunity to embark on an epic journey that Sir Edmund
Hillary and Tenzing Norgay set off to in 1953. The ultimate destination EBC is
surrounded by tumbling glaciers
and giant walls of snow and ice, the place is the first campsite for climbers
trying to scale Mount Everest. This trek takes us to the base of the
world’s tallest mountain and shows us the spectacular vistas from such
celebrated viewpoints like Kala Patthar and from Gokyo Ri after crossing the
famous Cho La Pass. DA has designed this
package for challenging trekkers who are in good health with moderate physical
fitness. The ample distance covered between daily itineraries, steady gain of
altitude and separate rest days ensures that we are properly acclimatized to
fully enjoy our trek to the Kongma La Pass, EBC, Cho La Pass and finally cross
Renjo La Pass.
Arrive at Kathmandu Airport with the
beautiful views of the valley, Himalaya and the terraced fields below. Meet
& be greeted by Donkeys Adventures’ (DA) airport
representative in the arrival section who will be holding the name card of the
group leader. He / She will guide you through the initial cultural shock of
Kathmandu narrow streets, cultures, people around and transfer to hotel. Then
DA will organize to meet in a
traditional Nepalese restaurant for a welcome dinner where we will have introduction
to DA staffs who will be directly involve during your stay in Nepal. For the
late night arrivals, we will either meet in the hotel lobby or during lunch the
next day. Overnight in the hotel.
Meals: D
After breakfast, drive to the golden spire of
the 5th-century Swayambhunath Stupa which is adorned
with a colorful fluttering of prayer flags; it crowns a hill overlooking the
Kathmandu Valley and offers fantastic views over the city of Kathmandu. The
stupa consists of a dome at the base which represent the entire world, above
which is a cubical structure painted with eyes of Buddha looking in all four
directions and between them, the number one in Nepali is painted in the fashion
of a nose which meant to be unity. Swayambhunath is also known commonly as the Monkey
Temple as there are holy monkeys living in the north-west parts of the
temple. The
Swayambhunath Stupa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of
the holiest Buddhist sites in Nepal.
Then, drive to Patan Durbar Square one of the three royal cities in the
Kathmandu Valley which has a rich cultural heritage known for its fine crafts,
evident in the elaborate architecture, stone carvings, and metal statues found
all over the city. A center of both Buddhist and Hindu culture, Patan is home
to more than 1,200 monuments. One of the most stunning is the Krishna Mandir, a
stone temple with magnificent friezes built in the 16th century. Patan Durbar
Square is also a good place to see beautiful examples of palaces, temples and
shrines, and the stunning stone carvings in the Sundari Courtyards. Nearby is the Patan
Museum which displays the traditional sacred arts of Nepal in an
illustrious architectural setting. Its home is an old residential court of
Patan Durbar, one of the royal palaces of former Malla Kings of the Kathmandu
Valley. Its gilded door and window face one of the most beautiful squares in
the world. The Museum’s exhibits cover
along span of Nepal’s cultural history and some rare objects are among its
treasures. Their meaning and context within the living traditions of Hinduism and Buddhism are explained. The entire city of Patan was designated a UNESCO
World Heritage Site in 1979.
After lunch, drive to Pashupatinath which is one of
the most significant Hindu Temple of Lord Shiva in the world, located on the
banks of the Bagmati River in the eastern part of Kathmandu. Pashupatinath
Temple is the oldest Hindu temple in Kathmandu its existence dates back to 400
B.C. One of the major Festivals of the
temple is Maha Shivaratri on which day over 800,000 devotees
visit here. Open air cremation is
done in the holy Bagmati River at Pashupatinath area. The temple is
listed in UNESCO World Heritage Sites list. Drive back to hotel.
Overnight in the hotel.
Meals: B
Early in the morning we will
drive to domestic airport with full courage and energy to fly 40 minutes’
scenic flight to Lukla
(2860m). We will enjoy the most magnificent air views of the hills and
high mountains peaks. After we land and meet our crews in Lukla, the only
gateway for Everest Region, we start our trek. At first we gradually descent
for an hour and reach Cheplung (2660m) village and
enjoy the first glimpse of Mt Khumbila (5761m), a virgin mountain which has
never been climbed. Then the trail drops steeply for bit then descends to Thado
Khosi gaon suspension bridge which we will cross and see the head of
the valley Mt. Kusum Kanguru (6367m). After bridge, we will climb a bit to
reach Ghat (2590m) on banks of the Dudh Koshi River. Then comes
little easy walk for some time and again we climb up to reach Phakding
(2610m). Overnight in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
After Breakfast, we start
climbing up through a beautiful pine forest along the bank of the Dudh Koshi
River and soon we will cross it and climb gently the valley to Toktak
(2760m) and Benkar (2710m). The trail keeps close to the
river valley and is lined with beautiful blue pine and rhododendron forest that
is very spectacular in the spring months, when the flowers are in bloom and
also you will see the beautiful waterfall. We will see the snow-capped peak of
Thamserku (6623m) & Khumbi La (5765m) at Benkar. We cross the Dudh Koshi
River soon leaving the Benkar. From here it is only a short walk to Monjo
(2840m). Just beyond the Monjo trek enters the Sagarmatha
(Everest) National Park where you need to check your permits. After
checking the permits, the trail steep rocky descend to large farm aftermath
cross bridge at Dudh Koshi and follow the west banks. Just short distance up
the bridge is Jorsale (2830m). The trail follows the river for a
while, then re-crosses the Dudh Koshi along the river bank and after short ups
and downs, makes a steep climb near the confluence of the two rivers (Bhote
Koshi & Dudh Koshi). Than the trail follows steeply ascent towards the Namche Bazaar
(3440m), the prime heart land of Sherpa village.
Namche Bazaar is surrounded on three sides by mountain ranges and opens out
only where it faces the Bhote Koshi. One hour before Namche Bazaar, if weather
permits us than we will see the first glimpse of Mt. Everest (8848m), Lhotse
(8516m) and Nuptse (7879m). Namche is the main trading village in the Khumbu
region and holds a busy Saturday market. This is the meeting place for the
Hindu traders from the lowlands and the Tibetan yak caravans that have reached
there by crossing the glaciated Nangpa La pass. Overnight in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
We will take a well-deserved
break today. We will allow our bodies to
become acclimatized to the lofty altitude. The efficient way to acclimatize is to do strenuous
walk up to high altitude then back down to your hotel. Namche
Bazaar (3440m), the main center of the Khumbu
region is an ideal place to spend a rest day for acclimatization at a high
altitude. For acclimatization, DA’s guide will reward you with an optional couple of hours hike for sunrise view
after an hour walk up to Syangboche (3720m) where Everest View
Hotel is situated above Namche for outstanding views of Everest, Nuptse,
Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku and Kusum Kangaru. Along with the views you can
visit to Khunde Hospital at Khunde (3840m) which was set-up by
Sir Edmund Hillary. Otherwise, spend the
day exploring Namche Bazaar or both. Namche Bazaar is the main center of the
Khumbu region and has government offices, ATMs, Internet cafes, shops,
restaurants, and a colorful market. Our guides can take us to explore the real
charm of Namche Bazaar. Check out the Sherpa
Museum for an overview of the Sherpa culture and history of
mountaineering. On Saturdays, the Hatt Bazaar is open for trading and
an intimate look at the locals’ marketplace. It is part of the larger Namche
Bazaar, a shopping hub filled with all manner of trekking and mountaineering
clothing and equipment. Overnight in the lodge.
Meals: B
/ L / D
After, breakfast at Namche Bazaar, trek towards Tyangboche
(3867 m). The trail goes upward first up to Chor camp leaving a steep
cliff that drops down to the Dudh Koshi and then easy trail to Kyangjuma
(3550m). We can enjoy panoramic view of the Himalayas such as Mt.
Everest (8848), Ama Dablam (6812m), Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse (7855m) Thamserku
(6623m), Kangtega (6783m), Kusum kangaru (6367), Cholaste (6335m), Tabuche peak
(6495m), Khumbi La (5765m) and Kwangde Ri (6011m). From Kyangjuma the
trail follows easy level walk through Rhododendron forest to Sanasa
(3250m). There is two ways from where one way left hand side leads to
the Gokyo valley trek and another way right hand side leads to the
direct Everest base camp trek. From sanasa the trail descends gradually through
pine forest to lausasa where there are a few teahouses aftermath the trail
drops steeply through the pine and Rhododendron forest to the bridge over Dudh
Koshi River at Phungi Thanga (3250m), a small settlement on the
river banks. The trail climbs steeply at beginning then a gradual ascent
through blue pine and Rhododendron forest at the hill top of Tengboche
Monastery at 3860m. The view of sunset and sunrise as well as magnificent view
of the Mt. Everest including other Himalayas from Tengboche will be probably the
most amazing views during your trek. Tengboche monastery is one of the beautiful
monasteries in Solu Khumbu area as well as the religious center of the whole
Sherpa land, entire Solu Khumbu area. Overnight in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
After breakfast we start our trek leaving Tyangboche at the
backdrop, we descend through a forest of birches, juniper, conifers and
rhododendrons to reach Deboche (3820m), a small settlement with
monastery. The level trail further ahead from Deboche to Imja khola in a deep
rhododendron forest. Along the way from Tengboche before crossing Imja khola
you can often see the musk deer, pheasant (national birds of Nepal) and blue
sheep. After crossing the Imja khola the trail climbs past some magnificently
carved mani stones to lower Pangboche (3930m). Beyond Pangboche
the trail lead level and gradually up to Somare (4010m) then
level walk to Orsho (4190m). There are two trails further ahead
from Orsho whereas one trail higher up left hand side leads to Pheriche and
lower trail right hand side above Imja khola leads gradually ascend to Dingboche
(4410m). During the day you can see amazing views of Mt. Everest
(8848), Lhotse (8516m), Lhotse shar (8382m), Nuptse (7879m), peak- 38(7591m),
Ama dablam (6856m), Thamserku (6623m), Kangtega (6783m), Kusum kangaru (6367),
Cholaste (6335m) and Island (6189m). Overnight in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
Today is the rest day, we acclimatize at Dingboche
(4410m) to be familiar with the local climate. Having breakfast at the
teahouse, we will savor a full day of exploring Dingboche and the surrounding
valleys of Chhukung and Imja, the latter of which links with Island
Peak (6189m), the high passes of Amphu Laptsa, and Makalu
Barun National Park. Taking an optional trek to the valleys will
pay off in rewarding views, but taking it easy is the most important thing
today. You’ll need your rest for the penultimate day of ascent tomorrow. Overnight
in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
After breakfast, we will begin
our trek along the Imja Khola and a mani stone through some small settlement of
Sherpa villages like Chubejung Kharka, Syalkyo and Bibr. We get some
opportunity to see these stone walled crop fields, glacier moraines, yak herds
within the mountain valley and some mountains like Amphu Gyabjen (5630m) and Ama
Dablam (6514m) on our right hind side. In couple of hours we will reach
another small settlement of Sherpa village of Chhukhung (4730m) for
lunch. After lunch if time and our strength permits we will hike to Chhukhung
Ri (5550m) for the wonderful view of Cho Oyu, Pumori, Lhotse wall,
Makalu and Baruntse. We will hike back to Chhukhung for our dinner. Overnight
in the Lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
Today we will take heavy
breakfast with a beautiful view, pack our lunch and begin our trek crossing
Dusum khola and then through the narrow alleys through the stones. We will
further climb up in the barren land with no plant existence and background of
huge mountains. We will continue in the easy trail for some time and then climb
again till High Camp (5395m) from where will descent to the frozen lake at
5434m. We will again climb on the rocky cliff above the lake and reach the
highest point of the day at Kongma La pass (5535m). We will have
some time for our packed lunch and pictures. From there we will continue
ascending until Lobuche (4910m) for our much waited dinner. Overnight in the
Lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
After breakfast at Lobuche, we trek towards western side of
khumbu valley ascends gently through meadows nearby the glacial moraine after
that ascends and descends in the rocky path to cross Lubuche Pass (5110m). Along the way you can enjoy
incredible views of Pumori (7167m) Lingtren (6713m), Khumbutse (6639m), Nuptse
(7879m), Lobuche east (6090m) as well as Khumbu glacier and Icefall.
After finishing several bands, you will descend a bit to Gorak Shep
(5140m). After lunch in Gorak Shep, leave your bag pack
in the lodge then start your journey to Everest
Base Camp (5364m). You will spend about 4 and half
hours trek up to Everest Base Camp and back to Gorak Shep. It is the most
rewarding section of the trek and our ultimate destination. We can also see
many small frozen lakes around the Everest Base Camp. The view of Nuptse,
Lho-La and Khumbutse appear at a stone throwing distance but you can’t see the Mt. Everest
(8848m) from Everest base camp although we will see it along the
trail. We will gradually trek back to Gorak Shep. Overnight in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
Meals: B / L / D
Early in the morning after breakfast, we will start
ascending towards Leisyasa (4860m) and then to the challenge of the day to cross
the Cho
La Pass (5368m). Fortunately, having already visited Everest Base Camp
you should be getting used to trekking at the high altitude and feel stronger.
The Cho La pass is not itself difficult, but it is steep and involves a glacier
traverse on the eastern side. We need to be careful as the trail is vertical
and the rocks glazed by ice may cause trouble by making the trail slippery. The
trail from Phedi climbs through a ravine and a rocky trail. While trekking
through the side of a frozen lake, we reach at the top of the pass decorated
with prayer flags. The pyramidal Ama Dablam presides over a range of mountains
on the south even as Cholatse soars to the west and Lobuche East and Baruntse
rises sharply to our right. If the weather is
bad crossing the pass can be difficult. Crampons are not normally used but micro
spikes can be helpful if the weather is at all bad. It’s a tough climb to the
top but the amazing views more than make up for it. Soon after being in the top
of Cho La Pass, we will descend towards Cho La Pass Phedi and then in no time
to Dragnag
(4700m). Overnight in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
Today we will start slow with
late breakfast and continue down into the Gokyo Valley after crossing the long glacier
called the Ngozumpa glacier probably the longest glacier in this part of
the Himalayas but with an impressive sight. After crossing the iron bridge over
a stream the trail levels out. As it follows the valley, the first lake known
as Longpongo
(4690m) can be seen with the lama footprints on a stone, the second
lake known as Taboche Tsho mesmerizes us by the shimmering turquoise blue sheet
of water sparkling in the sun. Soon after we will see the third lake knows as
Dudh Pokhari, linked by a surging stream to the previous one. Gokyo Village
stands by this lake and Cho Oyu mountain. After lunch, we should have time to
walk up to one of the lakes in the valley and get some great views of the
surrounding peaks like Gyachung Kang, Lhotse, Makalu, Cholatse and Tawache.
Overnight in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
We will hike to Gokyo Ri
(5257m), a small peak above Gokyo village, in the morning and savor the
fantastic views of the entire Khumbu region. As we ascend, the views
become even more fantastic and we can see four of the seven highest peaks of
Nepal, Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse and Makalu. Reaching the fourth lake, Thonak
Tsho we take pleasure in the lake’s serene beauty after which we trek
back along the retracing trail to the third lake. We may take an additional
hike up to the fifth lake, Ngozumba Tsho if time permits and
depending on our physical conditions. From here, the view of Ngozumba
glacier, the longest glacier of the Himalayas, is so fascinating.
Overnight in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
After breakfast we will get
ready for our last pass and begin our trek along the Gokyo lake watching the
gig jag trail to the top ahead. We will ascend uphill soon and behind us will
be the huge range of mountains including Everest and Gokyo lake in the base.
After a gradual ascending to the half way to top we will take a steep climb on
the rocky trail and see prayers flags at the top which gets much thicker at Renjo
La Pass (5360m). We will spend some time there for mountain views all
around like Rolwaling, Tengi Ragi Tau, Everest, Lhotse, Makalu and Gyachung Kang
and enjoy our pack lunch with a last view of Gokyo lake. Soon we will begin to
climb down through small lakes all the way down to Bhote Koshi valley of Lungdhen
(4380m), a small settlement of Sherpas where we see the wild life and
yak grazing on pasture. Overnight in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
After breakfast, we will begin
our trek today gradually descending to Marulung (4210m) village and across
the river Dinjung (4160m) village which seems like no settlement exist
there. We will cross Bhote Koshi river and soon another Chhudungbo Khola and
take a level trail through farm land to Taranga village. After an easy downhill
we will cross another river called Langmuche Khola and pass by Hungmo,
Thameteng and Yilajung village which almost looks like an abandon village with
very little settlement. Finally, we reach Thame (4210m) where Tenzing Norgay
spent most of his childhood. We will visit historic monastery, ancient Sherpa
culture, have our lunch and then again cross Bhote Koshi river and pass through
another small beautiful village of Samde (3610m). We will continue
along the river trail through Thamo (3440m) and after crossing
Thesebu Khola and Phurte (3390m) we will finally reach Namche Bazar (3440m). Overnight
in the lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
After breakfast the trail
descend to Larja Dobhan (2830m) (confluence of two rivers) though the pine
forests before you reach at Larja Dobhan you may get last opportunity to see
Mt. Everest and Lhotse. After cross the bridge at Larja Dobhan the trail
descends for a while and then walk along the Dudh Koshi River. Re-cross the
Dudh Koshi continue level walk to Jorsale. Beyond the Jorsale the trail leads a
bit ascend after that re-crosses the suspension bridge then short steep climb
to Monjo
(2835m). We would have plenty of opportunities to walk over suspension
bridges over the fast flowing Dudh Koshi, which than makes the trail more to
the level and natural. From Monjo the trail leads descend for a while and cross
Dudh Koshi over the suspension bridge then short easy level walk to Benkar
(2630m). After Benker the trail follows a bit up and down and level
walk along the Dudh Koshi valley then after re-crossing the suspension bridge
you reach at Phakding (2610m). Beyond Phakding the trail follows a short
descends continue level walk for a while then short steep climb up passes
several Buddhist setups at Ghat village (2592m). Aftermath
short steep climb up to Thado Koshi
(2580m) and a bit descends re-cross the small bridge then climb up a short
distance after that finally you re-crosses last long suspension bridge of
your trek. The trail after the long suspension bridge follows the up wards route
as far as Chheplung (2660m), then turns off towards Lukla. The broad
trail at Chablung leading uphill to the left hand side climbs steadily past a
few (bhattis) local inn and houses. From there the trail follows through scrub
forest above the school and houses of Chaurikharka village then final
climb up of your trek about half an hour reach Lukla Tamang tole where a new
settlement with houses and Bhattis then short distance walk to approach to
Hotel close by Lukla (2840m) airport. Overnight in
the Lodge.
Meals: B / L / D
We board our early flight to Kathmandu from Lukla. The
flight schedule depends on the weather condition between Lukla and Kathmandu
airport. Upon arrival at TIA, we would be received by our representatives and
transfer to hotel. You will have free time to do your own activities or see the
Kathmandu city life nearby your hotel.
Meals: B / L
After
breakfast, we will drive to Boudhanath
Stupa, which is the largest stupa in Nepal and the holiest Tibetan
Buddhist temple outside Tibet. The stupa is located in the town of Boudha, located about 11 km from the center and
northeastern outskirts of Boudhanath is a stupa. Boudhanath was probably built in the 14th
century after the Mughal invasions; various interesting legends are told
regarding the reasons for its construction. After the arrival of thousands of
Tibetans following the 1959 Chinese invasion, the temple has become one of the
most important centers of Tibetan Buddhism. It was declared World Heritage
Site by UNESCO since 1979. The Stupa is said to entomb the remains of Kassapa
Buddha.
From above, Bodnath Stupa looks
like a giant mandala, or diagram of the Buddhist cosmos. There
are other symbolic numbers here as well: the nine levels of Boudhanath Stupa
represent the mythical Mt. Meru, center of the cosmos; and the 13
rings from the base to the pinnacle symbolize the path to enlightenment,
or "Bodhi" — hence the stupa's name. At the bottom, the stupa is
surrounded by an irregular 16-sided wall, with frescoes in the niches. The
mantra of Avalokiteshvara - Om Mani Padme Hum - is carved on the prayer
wheels beside the images of Avalokiteshvara around the base of
the stupa. The base of the stupa consists of three large platforms, decreasing
in size. As at Swayambhunath, Bodnath is topped with a square tower bearing the
omnipresent Buddha eyes on all four sides. Instead of a
nose is a question-mark-type symbol that is actually the Nepali character for
the number 1, symbolizing unity and the one way to reach
enlightenment—through the Buddha's teachings. Above this is the third eye,
symbolizing the wisdom of the Buddha. The square tower is topped by a pyramid
with 13 steps, representing the ladder to enlightenment.
Than we will drive 14 km east of Kathmandu and explore the Bhaktapur
Valley. The valley is said to be
founded by King Ananda Deva in 889 AD. It is an inhabited museum of medieval
charm as it retains past glories and structures of the Malla rulers. Throughout
the city there are glorious examples of temples and pagodas dedicated to gods
and goddesses plus palaces, monuments, woodcarvings, sculptures and pottery.
The central area and main attraction is Bhaktapur Durbar
Square featuring The Lion Gate (1696 A.D.) guarded by two enormous stone lions.
Then, visit to The Golden Gate, also said to be the most beautiful and richly
crafted specimen of its kind in the entire world; some have said it's the
loveliest work of art in the whole Kingdom. The Palace of Fifty-five Windows built
in 1427 of brick displays a balcony containing fifty-five windows, each a
masterpiece of woodcarving. An amazing five-storied pagoda, Nyatapola
Temple built in 1702, 108 ft., dominates the Square. It is the tallest temple
in Kathmandu Valley and stands on a series of five terraces. Likewise, visit
another two temples in Durbar Square:
the three-storied Bhairab Nath Temple and the Temple
of Dattatraya. Dattatraya temple is believed, originally was carved out of the
trunk of a tree and subsequently renovated in 1458. Many temples, bahals
(monastery courtyards), and residences, the city is still a living proof of the
highest craft standards in this part of the world. As the visitor wanders
through narrow brick paved streets, many alleys will show hidden shrines and
statues. Clay craftsmanship as well as cloth weaving is still practiced here
very much as in the past. Fourteen kilometers east of Kathmandu, this peaceful,
conservative town stands in sharp contrast to the bustle of its two adjacent
cities.
After lunch, we will drive back to Kathmandu Durbar Square,
while browse around Kathmandu
Durbar Square you will visit Hanuman Dhoka, the old and historic
palace of Kathmandu named after monkey God, Hanuman, a historic seat of
royalty. The Kings of Nepal are crowned and their coronations also held inside
the court yard here. There is a statue of King Pratap Mall sitting on the stone
pillar in the front and temple of Jagannath from mediaeval period. Within the
walking distance you will find the tall temple of Taleju from 1549 AD, the
large stone statue of Kal Bhairav, the God of destruction. The Big Bell
and Big Drum and Hindu Lord Shiva and his consort Parvati peeping from window.
Visit the temple of Kumari, the residence of Living Goddess
within the vicinity. Kumari means the virgin girl. The girl is selected from
Newar Buddhist family. The building has profusely carved wooden balconies and
window screen.
Meals: B
Today will be the last day of
our Nepal visit and we will spend today packing
and maybe catching up on some last-minute souvenir shopping for your family,
relatives and friends back home. Check out from the hotel. Meet DA airport representative for farewell
and then drop to Airport for onward journey, with the last minute mountain
views from the sky.
Meals: B
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All the above prices are subjected to change with prior notice.
Package Types:
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