Everest Three Pass Trek

Nepal's capital city, Kathmandu, is situated in a valley encircled on all sides by gorgeous verdant hills. Let's say you arrive via the airlines. With our corporate flag flying, the Mystic Adventure Holidays Vacations representative will be in the airport terminal. Culture of Nepal"Namaste" (which means "I greet the god within you") is said with the palms of one's hands pressed together in front of the chest. Together with garlands, red tika (tilak) on your forehead, and khadas (Buddhist shawls) or garlands, there can be a bow or nod of the head, depending on the status of the person you are welcoming. When someone enters Nepal, garlands and tilak are considered a sign of honor to extend a sincere greeting. Our representative will greet you, drop you off at your hotel, and assist you with the entire check-in process. Our agent will greet you at your destination if you arrive by car.

There aren't any events scheduled for you. You are free to rest and go exploring if you'd like to see what's around you. Spend the night in a Kathmandu hotel

You may have learned how to say "Namaste" or "Dhanyabad" to someone when you first arrived in Nepal, but you should be aware that this ancient civilization, rich in history and culture, still adheres to its own set of beliefs and customs centuries after it was founded. Here is a collection of social graces that are specific to Nepal that may come in handy during your trips there to help you avoid being impolite and embarrassing in public. Nepal's roads are incredibly unreliable. There are often many traffic bottlenecks on roads since they are often used. Most places also lack traffic lights, so you have to rely on the hand signals made by the traffic police when you're driving. 
visiting places of worship and UNESCO World Heritage Sites

• Swoyambhu Nath Stupa
• Boudhnath Stupa
• Pashupatinath Temple
• Kathmandu Durbar Square 
• Patan Durbar Square

 Today's sightseeing tour in Kathmandu will give you a good insight into Nepali art and architecture. You will visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhnath Stupa, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Swayambhunath. All of these monuments hold great importance in the history of Nepal. Later in the evening, you will meet with the trek guide and have a quick briefing session about the trek.

After early morning breakfast, you will take a short 30-minute flight to the starting point of the trek, Lukla. The flight offers stunning aerial views of the Himalayan mountains. Upon landing at the Lukla airport, meet with the porters and begin descending towards Phakding village. It will be a three-hour trek today. The trail goes along the Dudh Koshi River and lush forests. From Phakding, you will continue trekking towards Monjo, the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park.

We will register our permits and begin trekking toward the Namche Bazar. By crossing the Hillary Bridge, you will enter the national park. The trial offers frequent glimpses of Mt. Everest. Along the way, you pass by many small villages and waterfalls. The route to Namche Bazar steeply ascends through dense forests, crossing many suspension bridges and streams.

Today is our first rest day to acclimatize our body to the elevation. We will spend the day exploring the village and going on a half-day hike to The Everest View Hotel, which offers breathtaking views of Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, etc. Likewise, we can also hike to Khumjung village, where you can visit the oldest monastery in the Khumbu region. Later, spend the evening mingling with Sherpas.

The trek continues along the rushing glacial waters of the Bhote Kosi with magnificent views of the mountains. We trekked to an altitude of 3,800 m upon reaching the beautiful Thame village. Inside the monastery are incredibly ornate wall hangings, a 20-foot sculpture of Buddha, and the musical instruments and robes of the Lamas. The group will be taken to observe a prayer ceremony either in the evening or in the morning, depending on how the trekking goes this day. 

On this day, you will stroll through the villages and take in the scenery, including the mountains, trees, and terrain. In the early morning light, lichens, yaks, and snow-covered summits appear surrealistically brilliant. Tauranga is the last village in the valley, but we go along to Lungden, our final target for the day, via Marulung (4200 m) village. In our free time, we can travel to Napa Valley, which was once the traditional trade route to Tibet. Furthermore, we can climb to Cho Relmo Lake.

You will be trekking through Renjola Pass, the first pass on the course, making it one of your most exciting days. As we move on from Lungden to the Gokyo Lakes region, you may be able to see various human activities, such as yak herding, depending on the season. 

You will be able to witness the spectacular vistas of high peaks like Mt. Everest (8848 m), Mt. Lhotse (8516 m), Mt. Makalu (8463 m), and Mt. Cho Oyu after you arrive at the Renjo La Pass (8201 m). You will also see Dudh Pokhari, the third largest of the five Gokyo Lakes, which is where the settlement of Gokyo is located. After that, the path drops and allows you to approach the Gokyo Valley, but proceed with caution as the trail could be icy.

As we get used to the altitude, we can climb to the Gokyo Ri Viewpoint, from where we can see Thonak Tsho Lake, Ngozuma Tsho Lake, and other beautiful sights in the Everest region. Scoundrel's Viewpoint is located a five-minute walk from the Ngozumpa Tsho glacier (5,000 m), which is located three kilometers north of Gokyo. Fantastic views of Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Makalu can be had from this location. Amazing views of the Cho Oyu Base Camp and the Ngozumpa Glacier, the longest glacier in the Himalayas, may be seen to the north of the fifth Gokyo Lake. Then we will return to Gokyo Village. The descent is much easier and completes within an hour. 

On this day, we will resume our trip past the Ngozumpa Glacier, but the route is rugged and has numerous ups and downs. As the view becomes breathtaking and motivating for you to proceed, we will be moving down the eastern glacier moraine as we stroll down the valley. We eventually reach the complex of lodges known as Thangnak. This location is peaceful and ideal for crossing the Cho-La mountain pass.

From this point, the treks will be more difficult because we will traverse rough paths and glacier moraines before arriving in Dzongla. The Cho La Pass (5420 m/17,783 ft), which connects Dzongla and Thagnak, is the most thrilling portion, though. The views of Everest and the other Himalayas from this pass are breathtaking. You'll be descending to Dzongla for the night after taking in the sights from that location.

We will stay the night at Dzongla and then leave the following morning to continue our journey. Lobuche will be the destination for today. We will resume the traditional Everest Base Camp Trek in Lobuche. But first, we begin the day by descending alongside Chola Lake while still following the moraine. As we move farther, we will pass monuments honoring the climbers who perished in this area. The Lobuche hike ought to be a lot of fun. To get to Lobuche, we'll merely follow the Imja Khola Valley routes.

On the eleventh day, you will finally arrive at Everest Base Camp. As we make our way to Gorak Shep, we first traverse the Khumbu Glacier's lateral moraine. We'll leave our possessions at Gorak Shep and ascend to Everest Base Camp in the north. Mountain climbers use the camp as their starting point for going up or down Mount Everest.

It takes a lot of determination to reach Everest Base Camp (EBC), and by doing it, you have proven your mettle. It is, in a sense, a victory over yourself—a triumph of willpower, optimism, and tenacity. We'll spend some time on EBC taking in the breathtaking sights that very few people will ever experience. We will descend to Gorak Shep, where we will spend the night, after taking various photographs.

The day before, despite having arrived at Everest Base Camp, you were unable to glimpse Mount Everest. You have the opportunity to view Mount Everest up close and in its entirety on this day.

We get up early in the morning and hike to Kala Patthar (5,555m), the well-known Everest View Point, to witness the dawn breaking on Everest. After spending some time in Kala Patthar to take in the sunrise over Mount Everest, we'll descend to Gorak Shep for breakfast. We will hike back to Lobuche, our last destination for the day, after breakfast.

You will today cross the last of the three passes that are in your way. Among these three passes, this one is regarded as the hardest. The journey begins in Lobuche. The trail is lined with frozen lakes, making the climb up to Kongma La Pass simple. A crane draped with mummies commemorates the pass. Lhotse, Lhotse Shar, Makalu, Baruntse, and Ama Dablam are all visible from the pass.

From the Kongma La pass, we descend to Chukhung Village on the eastern side of the Nigyang Khola Valley. Although there is no long-term housing here, the Sherpas use it as a yak pasture. In recent years, this area has become more well-known as a trekking peak, and trekkers frequently visit Chhukhung for acclimatization.

As we make our way down the winding path to Pangboche, we will pass through the beautiful village of Dingboche, which is in the Imjatse Valley. There will still be time after a late lunch to tour the Khumbu Valley's oldest monastery.

The trail retraces its steps back to Namche Bazar. You will trek through lush forests and remote villages. Rest and relax in Namche Bazar. Enjoy the mountain lifestyle and visit museums.

After having breakfast, you will follow a steep downhill route through dense forests, crossing many suspension bridges and villages to reach Monjo. The trail then passes by Phakding village and ascends to Lukla.

Another scenic flight from Lukla will take you back to Kathmandu. The flight will be short. You will have an entire day in Kathmandu to explore tourist sites, shop, and relax. Farewell dinner in the evening.

Here concludes the journey. Today, it is time for you to return home. Our Mystic Adventure Holidays airport representative will send you off 3.5 hours prior to your arrival in Kathmandu, following a traffic jam that we observe, and upon your arrival. will assist you with check-out and transport you to the airport before the time of your flight. Time has come to bid Dieu. We dress you in traditional khada in anticipation of your safe journey and good fortune. 

It's time to say farewell. We put you in traditional khada for good luck and a safe flight. Thank you so much for giving me a chance to plan your trip. I am glad to be part of your Nepal journey. I hope you have a wonderful time in Nepal. see you again, Nepal, once, but never enough. Have a safe flight back to your home. Best wishes from Mystic Adventure Holidays.