Everest Three Passes Treks 17 Days Itinerary | Cost In 2025

Overview

In the Everest region, the Everest Three Passes Trek is one of the most challenging trekking routes. The trek offers an exciting journey in the high Himalayas. Three of the high mountain passes, Kongma La, Cho La, and Renjo La, are the major highlights of this trek. Each of them gives a unique way to view the beautiful landscape of the Everest region. At the top of these Passes, you will have panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and other towering peaks. Along the trek you will also be able to explore the local culture at several Sherpa villages.

With a few challenges, this trek is a more difficult alternative to the traditional Everest Base Camp trek. It takes you through dense forests, alpine meadows, glacial moraines, and snow-covered ridges. Iconic landmarks like Dingboche, the Tengboche Monastery, and the Gokyo Lakes can also be explored on this trek. The Three Passes Trek also includes a visit to several vantage points, including the Gokyo Ri. Every viewpoint offers stunning views of the Everest massif and the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

However, the Everest Three Passes trek is mostly suitable for experienced trekkers due to its demanding nature. It requires good physical fitness and acclimatization to tackle the altitude. The 17-day Everest Three Passes Trek will test your limits challenging you on every step throughout the journey. For those seeking an unforgettable adventure, the Everest Three Passes Trek is the go-to option. At the end of this 17-day journey, you will have an extreme sense of accomplishment and a sack full of memories to take back home.

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Everest Three Passes Treks Highlights

The thrill of crossing three of the world’s highest mountain passes, Kongma La, Chola, and Renjo La.
Stunning view of Mt. Everest from several viewpoints.
A meal at Everest View Hotel and beautiful vistas of the world’s tallest peak.
A short visit to the ancient monastery in Tengboche was made.
Passing by the highest glacier on Earth, Khumbu Glacier.
Standing at Kala Patthar with amazing views.
Take a closer look at the pristine Gokyo Lakes.
I have crossed through several Sherpa villages and understood their cultural heritage.

Everest 3 Passes Trek Itinerary

The first and most exciting day of our journey takes us towards the beautiful town of Lukla. To reach Lukla, we will take a scenic flight either from Kathmandu or from Manthali. After boarding the flight, we will be on air for around 20-45 minutes with an eagle-eye view of the Himalayas. Arrival at Lukla marks the beginning of our trek. From here, we will hike towards Phakding. Walking along the Dudhkoshi River, we will cross a beautiful monastery and a few suspension bridges before arriving at Phakding in the evening for an overnight stay.

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Phakding

On the second day, we will wake up early, have breakfast, and get on the trail with the goal of reaching the bustling market town of Namche Bazaar. The trail is a mixture of both ascents and descents. Winding through pine forests and steep valley sides, the trail follows the Dudh Koshi River for the first few hours. As we progress, we will cross the river at Hilary Suspension Bridge and arrive at the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park. With a final push from here, we will reach Namche Bazaar. To end the day, we will explore the town, relax, and get to bed to rest.

This is an important day of our journey. Instead of continuing our trek, we will rest for the day at Namche Bazaar to acclimatize to the high altitude. Today, we will explore the town in depth and walk through the neighborhood to get used to the thin air. For an interesting experience, we can also trek to the Everest View Hotel for breakfast with beautiful views of Mt. Everest. After breakfast, we will return to Namche Bazaar and visit the Khamjung village to explore the legacy of Sir Edmund Hillary. As the daylight fades away, we will return to our lodge for an early sleep.

After a rest day at Namche Bazaar, we will get back on the trail on the fourth day. Today, we will trek towards Thame, leaving behind the Everest Base Camp (EBC) trek route. The trail will lead us through murals of Green Tara, Guru Rinpoche, Thangton Gyalpo, and a few sherpa villages. Moving forward, we will also cross the powerful Bote Koshi River on a suspension bridge. Along the route, we can also stop by the beautiful monastery in Thamo. Finally, in the late afternoon, we will arrive at Thame for an overnight stay.

The trek continues on the fifth day as we will head towards Lungden after a hearty breakfast at Thame. The trial that we follow today mostly winds through remote villages, offering a glimpse into the local lifestyle. While enjoying the view of the landscapes, vegetation, and mountains we will arrive at the village of Marulung. After a short break at Marlung, we will continue our hike until we reach our destination for today, Lungden.

On the sixth day, the most exciting part of our journey begins. Today, we will cross one of the three passes- the Renjo La Pass to reach Gokyo Lake. Waking up early, we will start hiking toward the Gokyo Lakes region. As we continue, the vegetation and terrain start to change. We might also encounter people herding Yaks and other wild animals. With a final push on a steep climb, we will reach Renjo La Pass.

At the pass, we will have stunning views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu. After taking in the view, we will start descending towards Gokyo Valley to view the Gokyo Lakes. The descent might be a bit challenging due to snowy paths. In the evening, we will reach Gokyo Valley and spend the night in a lodge or a teahouse.

The seventh day is the second acclimatization day of our journey. With increasing altitude, the air becomes thinner, so it is important to rest and acclimatize to the altitude. On this rest day, we will take a short hike to the Gokyo Ri. From this viewpoint, we can see beautiful views of the Everest region. We will also get the first sight ofthe Nagzumpa Glacier. Next, we head towards Scoundrel’s Viewpoint to enjoy the sights of Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makaly, Nuptse, and Everest.

In the late afternoon, we will return to our lodge and spend the remaining time exploring the valley. As the daylight fades away, we will return to the lodge for dinner and a restful sleep.

On the eighth day, we will wake up early, have breakfast, and get back on the trail. The trial that we follow today will lead us towards Thangnak. Along the route, we will also cross the Nogzumpa Glacier, while taking a closer look at it. As the trek continues, the trail starts to get a bit challenging, with several ups and downs. Crossing through all the sections, we will arrive at Thangnak, a small settlement known for its huge collection of lodges. This place is going to be our resting stop for the day before crossing the Cho La pass.

The trek becomes more challenging on the night day as we trek towards Dzongla. After an early morning breakfast, we will leave Thangnak behind and get on the trail. The trek begins on a rocky path and passes through glacial moraines. To reach Dzongla, we will also have to cross Cho La Pass which sits at 5420m. At the pass, we can enjoy spectacular views of Everest and other Himalayas. After enjoying the views, we will then descend towards Dzongla. Before night, we will reach this charming village for a well-deserved rest.

The tenth day takes us further into the Everest region. Today, we will trek from Dzongla to Lobuche on a challenging yet scenic route. As we move higher, the path gets rocky, making it hard to walk. Along the way, we will see stunning views of surrounding peaks like Nuptse and Pumori. After about 4 hours of trekking, our destination, Lobuche, comes into sight. The village is quite peaceful and offers great views of the Himalayas. We will spend the night here, acclimatizing to the altitude and preparing for the next stages of the trek.

Today is another exciting day as we trek to Everest Base Camp. The hike takes us through rocky terrain and past beautiful glaciers. Every step we take today will get us closer to the foot of the world’s highest peak. Upon reaching base camp, we will take a moment to enjoy the stunning view of Everest’s massive face. Afterward, we will retrace our steps to Gorak Shep, a small settlement where we will rest and sleep. Before going to bed, we will explore the area for a bit and chat with our guide about the next day’s trek.

This morning, we will wake up early to hike to Kala Patthar. Kala Patthar is one of the best spots for a panoramic view of Mount Everest. The climb is steep, and the altitude makes it a bit challenging, but the views at the top are absolutely worth it. Upon reaching Kala Patthar, we can clearly see Everest, Lhotse, and other towering peaks in front of us. After spending time enjoying the view, we descend back to Lobuche. The descent is easy and doesn’t require much effort. At Lobuche, we will have dinner and rest for the night.

Today, we begin our trek towards Chhukung, passing through the challenging Kongma La Pass. The pass sits at 5,535 meters and offers dramatic views of the Himalayas. This day of all is going to be a tough one because of the steep climb and high altitude. However, reaching the pass is a rewarding experience. After descending from the pass, we continue our way to Chhukung. At the village, we will rest and adjust to the altitude before our next hike.

After spending several days at high altitude, on the fourteenth day, we will leave behind Chhukung and trek downhill to Tengboche. The trail is easier today, but the scenery is just as stunning. Along the way, we will also cross the charming village of Dingboceh. Resting at Kharkas (highland sheds) at Tsura, Orsho, and Shomare, we will finally arrive at Tengboche. At this village, we will visit the Tengboche Gompa, the oldest monastery in the Everest region. The peaceful surroundings and the view of Mount Everest in the distance make it a great place to relax.

Today’s trek takes us from Tengboche down to Namche Bazaar, the heart of the Khumbu region. The path is scenic, passing through forests and across rivers. While descending, we will have beautiful views of the mountains and the surroundings. With every step, the trek becomes easier because of the decreasing altitude and easy paths. Arriving at the village in the late afternoon, we will spend the rest of our day enjoying the vibrant atmosphere and exploring the town.

Our trek today takes us from Namche Bazaar to Lukla, where we started. The descent is gradual, passing through lush forests and small villages along the way. As we get closer to Lukla, the mountain views start to fade away, giving us a sense of accomplishment. The night in Lukla will be quite restful after several days of hiking.

After an unforgettable journey through the Everest region, today we board a flight back to Kathmandu or Manthali. The flight from Lukla is short but thrilling, offering stunning views of the mountains. Once we arrive in Kathmandu or Manthali, we reflect on our trek, share our goodbyes, and head straight towards our hotel. At Kathmandu, we will sit back, relax, and enjoy the vibrant city. The memories of the Himalayas will stay with us forever. Namaste.

Distance, Elevation, and Duration of Everest High Passes Trek

Day	Itinerary	Distance	Elevation	Duration
1	Fly from Kathmandu/ Manthali to Phakding	8 km	2,650 m	20/45 minutes + 3 hours ride
2	Trek to Phakding to Namche Bazaar	10 km	3.440 m	6 to 7 hours
3	Acclimatization Day at Namche Bazaar	4 to 6 (optional hike)	3,800 m	3 to 4 hours
4	Trek from Namche Bazaar to Thame	9 km	3.750 m	5 to 6 hours
5	Trek from Thame to Lungden	10 km	4,500 m	5 to 6 hours
6	Trek from Lungden to Gokyo via Renjo La Pass	14 km	4,750 m	7 to 8 hours
7	Rest day at Gokyo	3 km (optional hike)	5,400 m	2 to 3 hours
8	Trek from Gokyo to Thangnak	6 km	4,700 m	3 to 4 hours
9	Trek from Thangnak to Dzongla via Cho La Pass	7 km	4,855 m	3 to 4 hours
10	Trek from Dzongla to Lobuche	7 km	4,920 m	5 to 6 hours
11	Trek from Lobuche to Everest Base Camp and back to Gorak Shep	12 km	5,185 m	7 to 8 hours
12	Hike to Kala Patthar and trek back to Lobuche	10 km	5,555 m	6 to 7 hours
13	Trek from Lobuche to Chhukung via Kongma La Pass	10 km	4,730 m	7 to 8 hours
14	Trek from Chhukung to Tengboche	11 km	3,855 m	5 to 6 hours
15	Trek from Tengboche) to Namche Bazaar	9 km	3,440 m	4 to 5 hours
16	Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla	10 km	2,850 m	6 to 7 hours
17	Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu/Manthali	–	1,400 m	20/45 minutes flight

Best Time for Everest Three-Pass Trek

The Everest Three Passes Trek is perfect to explore during spring (March to May) and Summer (September to November). During these seasons, you will get clear views, stable weather, and mild temperatures. Besides these two seasons, we generally do not recommend trekking during winter (December to February) and summer (June to August).

January to February

If you plan to trek during January and February, be prepared for the coldest months of the year. Heavy snowfall and very low temperatures, especially at night, can make trekking challenging. Temperatures during the day can reach around 15°C but drop to -15°C or lower at night.

While the views of snow-capped peaks under clear skies are beautiful, the harsh winter conditions can make the trek difficult and risky, so it’s best suited for experienced trekkers.

March to April

March and April offer one of the best times to embark on the Everest Three High Passes Trek. You will find the weather warm and pleasant, with daytime temperatures reaching 18°C and nighttime temperatures dropping to -12°C.

This spring season brings life to the region. During this time of the year, the flowers start to bloom, and the wildlife begins to appear on the trail. The clear skies provide perfect conditions for trekking, along with breathtaking views of the mountains.

May to June

You will enjoy a great trekking experience from May to early June before the heavy monsoon rains begin. The weather is pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 25°C during the day to -5°C at night. During this period, the spring and early summer seasons provide clear views and lush green landscapes.

However, keep in mind that as June approaches, rain can start affecting the trails, so it is wise to plan your trek earlier in this period to avoid the coming monsoon season.

July to August

When July and August arrive, the monsoon season peaks, bringing heavy rainfall, especially at altitudes below 3500 meters. Be prepared for flight cancellations to and from Lukla due to weather conditions. The trails can become muddy and slippery, making trekking challenging.

However, if you choose to trek during this period, you will be rewarded with stunning views of waterfalls and lush, vibrant greenery. Expect daytime temperatures around 27°C and cooler nights at 5°C, but be prepared for difficult conditions.

September to October

September and October are some of the best months for the Everest Three High Passes Trek. The monsoon season ends, leaving behind clear skies and ideal weather for trekking. You will experience pleasant daytime temperatures around 20°C and cooler nights at 5°C.

This season offers perfect trekking conditions, and the views of the mountains are spectacular. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to experience the festive atmosphere as many Hindus celebrate their important festivals during this time.

November to December

As winter sets in during November and December, the region experiences colder temperatures, ranging from 20°C during the day to -5°C at night. November is still popular for trekking due to its clear skies and beautiful mountain views, but by December, the temperatures drop further, and heavy snowfall becomes common.

Nights can be extremely cold, making the trek more difficult, especially at higher elevations. This season is best suited for those who are well-prepared for the winter conditions and want to enjoy a quieter trekking experience.

Why Choose the Everest Three Passes Trek?

The Everest region is one of the most popular trekking destinations in Nepal. It is home to several treks, including the Everest Base Camp, the Gokyo Lakes trek, the Arun Valley trek, the Pikey Peak trek, and the Everest Three Passes Trek. With several options, choosing the best one can be difficult. While most of these treks offer similar experiences, the Everest Three Passes Trek stands out because of its extreme adventure. Here are a few reasons to choose the Three Passes trek over other treks in the region:

Scenic Views

A trek is incomplete without scenic views of the mountains. The Everest Three Passes trek offers some of the most beautiful views of the Everest Region. You will be treated to breathtaking views of the Himalayan giants like Mt. Everest, Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Makalu from several viewpoints. These views are otherworldly when seen from a close distance. The trek also offers a peak into alpine valleys, pristine lakes, and Glacial valleys, making your trip more memorable.

High Altitude Adventure

Although most of the treks in the Everest region are known for their adventure, the thrill of the Three Passes Trek is unmatchable. The trek takes place in a high-altitude area with several challenging sections. Crossing three different passes at such a high altitude itself is an adventure of a lifetime. In addition to that, the quick rise in altitude and the change in trail conditions make it an adventurous journey in the Himalayas.

Unique Cultural Experience

Along with offering some of the best views in the Everest region, the Everest Three Passes Trek also lets you experience the local culture to the utmost. Passing through several Sherpa Villages, the trek lets you explore the lifestyle and traditions of the local people. Along the trek you can also visit ancient monasteries and take part in festivals. Additionally, interacting with the locals will help you understand their connection to the mountains.

Majestic Vantage Points

The best part of trekking the Three Passes is obviously the opportunity to stop by at several vantage points. These vantage points include iconic spots like Kala Patthar, Gokyo Ri, and all three passes. Each one of these viewpoints offers never-before-seen views of the surroundings. With beautiful views of the Gokyo Lakes and wonderful vistas of the Himalayan giants, these vantage points make the trip more memorable.

Physical Challenge and Achievement

With an unmatchable adventure and stunning vistas, the Three Passes Trek challenges trekkers physically and mentally. The high altitude passes, and unpredictable weather conditions will push you to your limit. Completing the trek despite these challenges offers a sense of achievement. Moreover, crossing the three world’s highest passes while trekking through difficult terrain will always remain a huge achievement of your life.

Food and Accommodation

Food

Throughout the trek, all meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner, will be provided. You can savor various dishes, including traditional Nepali food, Tibetan, Indian, and popular continental cuisines. Breakfast and dinner will be served at the guesthouses where you stay, while lunch will be on the trail.
Meals like dal bhat, momos, and other hearty options will help keep your energy levels up. Additionally, welcome and farewell dinners will be part of the experience. Eating well-cooked meals and staying hydrated is essential to maintain energy and avoid stomach problems during the trek.

Accommodation

Your stay in Kathmandu will be at a 3-star hotel or a similar hotel, and during the trek, you will be accommodated in teahouses. Rooms are provided on a twin-sharing basis, and single rooms can be arranged upon request for additional pay.
HC Treks will try to secure rooms with attached washrooms when available, but some teahouses may only have shared toilets and washing facilities. While single rooms are easier to find in Kathmandu and lower trekking areas, they may be limited at higher altitudes. Even with basic amenities at higher elevations, teahouses create a welcoming and communal environment.

How to Prepare Yourself For This Journey

Prepare Yourself Physically

The trek can be as mentally demanding as it is physically challenging. So it is important you prepare yourself mentally as well. You will need to develop a positive mindset and resilience to handle unexpected situations. Practicing mindfulness, meditation, or deep breathing exercises can help with that a lot.
You are also free to add some lower-body strengthening exercises like squats and lunges. We generally recommend you to not forget core workouts to enhance your balance and overall stability. Practice hiking with a weighted backpack to simulate the conditions of the trek, and get used to carrying your gear over long distances.

Prepare Yourself Mentally

The trek can be as mentally demanding as it is physically challenging. Mental preparation means you developing a positive mindset and resilience to handle unexpected situations. You can also practice mindfulness, meditation, or deep breathing exercises to stay calm and manage stress.
Visualize your success and remind yourself of your motivation for taking on this adventure. Set achievable goals, remain flexible in your approach, and you shall be focused against bad weather or a heavy section of the trek. Being mentally prepared means being determined and enjoying the journey, no matter what challenges come your way.

Travel Insurance for Everest Three Passes Trek

Getting travel insurance is highly recommended if you are taking this challenging adventure towards the Three Passes Treks. Travel insurance can be quite helpful during emergencies and other unexpected situations. It protects your travel investments and provides coverage for cancellation, interruption, baggage loss, and delays.
Whenever you are getting travel insurance, it is important to consider a reputable company. Make sure you check all the policies mentioned in the contract and do not miss out on checking the coverage of the insurance. For getting hands-on with a better plan, you can also consider looking at reviews of fellow travelers. If you have any difficulties finding one, you can contact us for assistance.

Packing Essentials for Everest Three Pass Treks

Packing is essential for a successful trek. Carrying only what you need ensures comfort and safety. Keeping your pack light, ideally under 9 kg, helps prevent fatigue and allows you to move easily. Proper packing also helps you stay organized and prepared for any situation. Here is a short list of what you can pack for a safe and enjoyable trekking experience:

Clothing and Gear

Trekking Boots
Warm Layered Clothing
Waterproof Jacket and Pants
Down or Synthetic Sleeping Bag
Gloves and a Warm Hat
Thermal Base Layers
Quick-Dry Clothing
Trekking Poles
Headlamp with Extra Batteries

Essentials and Personal Items

First-Aid Kit
Water Bottle and Hydration Bladder
Sun Protection (Sunglasses, Sunscreen, Hat)
High-Energy Snacks
Personal Toiletries
Power Bank/Portable Charger
Camera or Smartphone
Maps and Trekking Guidebook
Personal Identification and Permits

Safety and Additional Items

Medication for Altitude Sickness
Cash in Local Currency
Multi-tool or Swiss Army Knife
Climbing Gear (for Island Peak, if applicable)
Backpack with Rain Cover
Personal Cooking Utensils (optional)
Emergency Communication Device (optional)

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How difficult is the Everest Three High Passes Trek?

The Everest Three High Passes Trek is considered one of the most challenging treks in the Everest region due to its demanding terrain and high altitudes. You will need to cross three major mountain passes: Kongma La, Cho La, and Renjo La, each of which requires good physical fitness and strong endurance. The trek involves long days of hiking over rocky and steep paths, which can be tiring and physically demanding.

Altitude is another major factor making the trek difficult. Reaching heights above 5,000 meters puts you at risk of altitude sickness, so acclimatization days are essential. The unpredictable weather can make the trek further more challenging. At higher altitudes, you can encounter cold temperatures, strong winds, and sudden snowstorms, especially in the higher passes. The Everest Three High Passes Trek is suitable for experienced trekkers who are ready for a physically and mentally challenging adventure.

Comfort During Everest Three Passes Trek

Comfort during the Everest Three Passes Trek can be limited compared to more accessible trails, but you can still find a reasonable level of comfort with proper planning. Teahouses and lodges along the route provide basic accommodations, often with twin-sharing rooms and shared bathroom facilities. While the rooms might be simple, they offer a warm and cozy place to rest after a long day of trekking.

Some teahouses in lower elevations provide more amenities, and you can expect a communal atmosphere where you can connect with fellow trekkers. To increase comfort, bring appropriate gear such as a good sleeping bag, warm clothing, and layers to manage cold temperatures, especially at higher altitudes. Staying well-prepared with snacks, extra layers, and essentials will help you feel more comfortable during the trek.

Communication & Drinking Water

During the Everest Three Passes Trek, communication can be limited, especially in remote areas. Mobile network coverage is available in most villages, but the signal may be unreliable or weak at higher altitudes. Wi-Fi can be found in some teahouses and lodges, but it may not be dependable or fast. For continuous connectivity and emergencies, it is recommended to use satellite phones or portable communication devices. Informing your family or friends of potential connectivity issues beforehand helps manage expectations.

Staying hydrated is essential during the trek, but safe drinking water can be scarce in remote areas. You can refill your water bottles at teahouses or water sources along the trail. Still, it is best to purify water using tablets, a water filter, or a UV purifier to avoid waterborne illnesses. Carrying a reusable water bottle or hydration bladder is useful for easy access to water. Be cautious of water quality, especially in higher altitudes where sources may be more contaminated.

Some Safety Tips For The Three Passes Trek

Spend extra days at higher altitudes to adjust and reduce the risk of altitude sickness.
Drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol to keep your body functioning optimally at high altitudes.
A knowledgeable guide ensures safety, helps with navigation, and can manage emergencies.
Pack quality trekking equipment, including warm clothing, sturdy boots, trekking poles, and a first-aid kit.
Be aware of weather conditions, as sudden snowstorms or heavy winds can pose risks.
Listen to your body and avoid overexertion; descend immediately if you experience severe altitude sickness symptoms.
Avoid shortcuts or unmarked paths to minimize the risk of getting lost or encountering unsafe terrain.
Ensure you have all required permits and personal identification to avoid legal or logistical issues.

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The Himalayan Challenge trek ensures that your safety is our top priority. When you made a booking with us, you became our family member. And we won't let our family be in any trouble. Thus, from the beginning of the trek to the time you fly to your home country, we'll take care of every detail and get in touch with you. Similarly, our well-planned itinerary, acclimatization strategies, and emergency support ensure a smooth and safe trekking experience.

Customizable Trips

Himalayan Challenge Trek knows that even one coin's two sides are not the same, so how can two different clients be the same? Considering the fact that everyone is different and has unique preferences, we offer customizable trekking packages. This personalized option allows trekkers to tailor their itinerary to suit their preferences, fitness level, and time availability.

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Sustainable and eco-friendly tourism practices set us apart from other trekking agencies. We don't just make you explore the Himalayas but also train you to protect nature for future generations. We take different steps to ensure that your journey in the mountains has a positive impact. For suitable and eco-friendly tourism, we follow a zero-waste approach to support local and organic products.

Competitive Price

HC Treks's top-notch service at a competitive price ensures that even tight-budget trekkers get the best value for their money. Likewise, we maintain 100% transparency with no hidden costs. We arrange itineraries that maximize the trekking experience without unnecessary expenses, as everything required is included in the package. Further, we offer group discounts and assist trekkers with rental gear to help them reduce costs.

Route Updates

We believe that staying updated on the weather and providing updates to trekkers are crucial for a safe and enjoyable trekking experience. Thus, we provide daily weather forecasts and route updates, ensuring trekkers are prepared ahead. For weather updates, our guide monitors official meteorological sources and local reports, ensuring a safe journey and no interruption due to changes in weather during the trek.

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