16 Days Everest Three( 3 ) Pass Trekking itinerary with cost details 2025 Overview

The Everest Three Pass Trek 2025/2026 offers you the ultimate experience with wonderful journey through the Everest Gokyo region. Everest Three( 3 ) Pass Trek route takes in all the highlights in terms of both mountain views and local tradition and culture and combines both of them with the unique and complete experience of Everest region. The Three Pass Trek fits best to the ambitious trekkers aiming to cross three of the highest passes the Kombo La, Cho La and the Ranju La. The Everest three passes trip is a physically requesting trekking experience which crosses three high passes connecting the four particular valleys of Bhotekoshi, Gokyo, Khumbu and Imja-tse. Crossing the tough high trail of Ranjo la (5388 m), Cho La (5380 m) and Kongma La (5535 m) with hiking of the three pinnacles of GokyoRi (5483 m), Kalapathar (5545m) and Chukung (5550 m) and the climb to Everest Base Camp influence this ThreePass Trek the unique and everlasting trekking experience in Nepal.

Granted with appalling perspectives of different high Mountains; Everest, Lhotse, AmaDablam, Makalu and numerous others, the Three Pass Trek guarantees you memorable encounter. Trekkers usually fly from Kathmandu to Lukla to save time and energy before beginning the trek.The starting point of the Three Passes Trek is in the Mountain air terminal of Lukla, a thirty minute breathtaking flight from Kathmandu. This route also takes trekkers to remote and isolated Nangpa La Valley, Sherpa Village of Marlung and the Monastery Village of Thame.

1 Pax pax

$1690

2 to 4 Pax pax

$1360

5 to 8 Pax pax

$1290

9 to 12 Pax pax

$1250

13 to 20 Pax pax

$1190

Total Price

USD$1690

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Everest BASE Camp trek with Nepal Guide Info

I went on Everest Base Camp via Gokyori and Chola Pass trek with Nepal Guide info late May 2024 for 20 days. It was one of the best organised trek that I have been to.
There were no internal flights from Kathmandu so an appropriate arrangement was made at the last minute. I was alone in the group so every care was taken by the guides to make me comfortable. I always had a room to myself as there was no one left from same gender in the group to share one with me. This was very good as I have heard some organised companies do not offer single person supplement at all.
The lodges we stayed at were generally nice except for that at higher altitudes beyond Machermo. But the lodges in general are not the best beyond Gokyo.
The food was good and we had plenty of time to acclimatise. The guides – Raj, Suman and Som were very good and helpful. They were very keen to tell us about the Sherpa culture and their knowledge about the wildlife and peaks/mountains was enviable. We had 2 guides and 4 porters between 8 of us so no one felt not being looked after.
It was a great trip and though more than a month has passed, the memories still bring a smile on my face.
There have been a few issues with hygiene and food but that’s down to the lodges which are very basic at higher altitudes. I would still say they were better than the huts that I have stayed at in some parts of Europe. People were generally nice and helpful.

Overall it was a great trip and I highly recommend Nepal guide info especially if you are like me who travels solo often. They are very accommodating. Yes, you have to pay single supplement but at least you have that option unlike a number of other tour companies.

Jack Jones ,February 27, 2025,Denmark

16 Days Everest Three( 3 ) Pass Trekking itinerary with cost details 2025