Everest high pass Island Peak
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Everest high pass Island Peak Summary
- Everest high passes climb: 19 Days
- Maximum Altitude: 6,189m / 20,306 feet
- Hiking Hours: 6 Hours
- Trekking Group Size: 1 – 12 People
- Meals on Trekking: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Best Time: March, April, May, October, November and December
- Trip Mode: Guest House
- Transportation: Car/Plane
Overview
The Everest High Pass and Island Peak Climbing trip is an incredible adventure that takes you through the stunning landscapes of the Everest region in Nepal. The trek involves crossing three high passes – Renjo La Pass (5,360m), Cho La Pass (5,420m), and Kongma La Pass (5,535m) – and hiking to the base camp of the world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest.
Climb the Island Peak is an added bonus, which takes you to the summit of a Himalayan peak (6,189m) and provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
The trek and climb typically start with a scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, followed by a few days of hiking to the famous Sherpa village of Namche Bazaar, which is the gateway to the Khumbu region. You will then trek through the beautiful Gokyo Valley, with its turquoise lakes and stunning views of the Everest range, before crossing the Kongma La pass and reaching the Everest Base Camp.
After exploring the base camp and the surrounding glaciers, you will head towards Island Peak, which involves an ascent of a snow and ice slope to reach the summit. The climb is not technically difficult but requires a good level of fitness and acclimatization.
In general, the Everest High Passes and Island Peak Climbing trip is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that provides a unique opportunity to explore the remote and beautiful landscapes of the Everest region, while also pushing your limits and achieving a Himalayan summit.
How much is for Everest high pass with Island Peak climb Package cost?
Generally, the high passes climbing trip cost will vary as per the climbing members you are traveling to and the service you choose. The cost of the Everest high passes trek with Island Peak climb package with a Gokyo Trek Agency ranges between US$ 1899 to US$ 2798. The price includes transportation, a guide, porters, hotels, food and accommodation, and hiking permit facilities.
It’s a standard trip package price for 18 days climbing in the High Passes Everest. If you are 2 people high passes and island peak climb cost US$ 2350 for 18 days trek plan. We can modify the trek route and the prices as per your wishes also. Here is the price list for the 18 days Everest high pass with Island Peak climbing.
Price Per Person for 18 days Everest high pass with Island Peak climbing package.
| Number of Tourist | Price Per Person |
|---|---|
| 1 Person | US$ 2798 |
| 2 Person | US$ 2350 |
| 3 Person | US$ 2250 |
| 4 to 6 person | US$ 2198 |
| 7 to 9 Person | US$ 2075 |
| 10 and more than 10 Person | US$ 1899 |
If you’re wondering to know about what is included and what is excluded from this trip price, kindly check on the cost given on a tab button.
Itinerary
Everest high pass Island Peak climbing itinerary detail
Our 20 days hike to Everest high pass mixed with the Island Peak climbing itinerary is terrific. The particular high pass in the Everest trek route is designed for world explorers who want a hike to the high mountain passes in a limited time. take a look at this travel itinerary. But travelers who wish to modify Everest high pass Island Peak climbing travel plan can ask us for a tailored itinerary.
01 DayArrival at Kathmandu valley. The world heritage site of Kathmandu Valley sightseeing, 5 hours.Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, We welcome you nd pick you up to transfer to your hotel in Thamel, Kathmandu in a private car. After some refreshments, your day will commence with a guided tour of the cultural world heritage sites in the Kathmandu Valley. This includes visits to the sacred Hindu pilgrimage site of Pashupatinath Temple, the immense Boudhanath Stupa, and the iconic Swayambhunath Stupa, also known as the Monkey Temple.
Later, you will explore the historical Kathmandu Durbar Square, renowned for its unique architecture and the Kumari Ghar, the residence of the living goddess Kumari. In the evening, Ammar Guni will provide a briefing on your trekking and climbing tour, discuss the heritage sites visited, and introduce you to our trekking staff for your upcoming adventure.
We take an early flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. On arrival at Lukla, we will have breakfast and follow the main trail to Phakding (2,610 m). We trek following a gentle climb up the mountainside on the left bank of the Dudh Koshi. Peak Nupla can be seen on the opposite bank of the river. We pass several Sherpa villages such as Ghat, Phakding, and Tok Tok, and finally, we reach Bengkar village.
The popular hiking trail ascends through the Koshi riverbank into the mountain, through a forest to Chumoa. We continue many ups and downs to reach the tiny village of Monjo where we need to pay Sagarmatha National Park entrance fees at the park office. Follow a short walk to the major river that meets each other. Crossing over the Hillary Bridge, the trek begins a steep ascent to Namche Bazar. On the way, we have Mount Everest and Lhotse’s excellent view. Surrounded on three sides by mountain ranges, Namche Bazar is a central hub of the area for food, trekking gear, and other necessary goods.
Today, we have a short trek to get Thame village. Thame is the end valley of Khumbu Valley and the iconic value of Thame is its terrain the people who are untouched by the effects of modern civilization. Moreover, we will pass a large array of prayer flags, Chorten, and carved mani stones.
Today, our journey takes us primarily uphill, traversing footpaths that wind through Sherpa villages adorned with ancient walls. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to observe a variety of plants and animals unique to this region, as well as experience the distinctive Sherpa culture.
We may also encounter Tibetan Yak caravans, which traverse this traditional trading route between Namche and Tibet via Nangpa La Pass at 5,716 meters. Our day concludes with an overnight stay at a guesthouse in Lungden.
Our journey to Renjo La summit involves steep ascents and descents along a sandy ridge. We will cross a frozen stream and traverse dramatic rock formations, passing several yak pastures and the twin Renjo Lakes.
Himalayan view from the top of Renjo La is incredible, offering stunning panoramas of peaks ranging from 7,000 to 8,000 meters, including Kalapathar, Tengboche Monastery, and the Chola glaciers. We will stay overnight at one of the resorts or guesthouses situated on the bank of the lake in Gokyo.
Our excursion to the Gokyo peak usually starts early in the morning. The climb is quite steep first 30 minutes, it takes an hour to reach the top with its traditional prayer flags. From where you will have a magnificent view of the highest peaks, from west to east are Cho you (8,153m), Gyachung Kang (7,922m), Everest (8,848m), Lhotse (8,501m), and further way Makalu, On the way to descent you can enjoy, superb view of Gokyo Lake.
We cross Gokyo glacier and Dzomba glacier than descend downhill to get Thangnag. It’s an alpine trail or a climbing route through the tricky landscape in high mountains. Hikers can spend often their spare time rambling and climbing in preparation for the Chola pass. Thangnag/Dragnag offers nice lodges with modern facilities.
The trek through Cho La Pass is a rather difficult route, requires some mountaineering experience and well equipped. We suggest you bring warm clothes and some extra food during the off-season trekking. However, in peak season, Dzonghla guesthouses are open. Cross Renjo La and Chola Pass are listed under the Everest two-pass treks in the Himalayas. Likewise, the pass is not difficult but it is steep and involves a glacier crossing. There are no technical problems and there is a thin path in the rocks beside the icefall.
Today is a longest day hiking comparing other days. We walk downhill from Dzongla and walk through the grassy trail while enjoying the view of Cholatse and Lobuche Peak including a pristine Cholatse lake. The moraine trek is curved through the wide riverbank before reaching Lobuche village at 4,920 meters.
Visitor follow the grassy ablation valley with great views of Pumori then crosses tributary glaciers to reach the dry lake bed of Gorakshep. Continue to climb the Kala Patthar hill at 5,550 meters for an incredible view of the Khumbu icefall and Everest base camp. Return to Gorak shep for stay overnight.
Today’s adventure involves a challenging day-long hike tracing the Khumbu glacier and conquering the Kongma La hilltop. Positioned at a lofty altitude of 18,160 feet, Kongma La presents an alpine trek through intricate high mountain terrain. The pass treats trekkers to awe-inspiring vistas of the entire Khumbu valley, showcasing the breathtaking Himalayan scenery. Crossing the glacier and reaching the summit of Kongma La, the journey continues toward the next destination, Chukhung resort. For more details on Kongma La, you can visit this link.
Today is an acclimatization day, so go for Chukung ridge hiking. However, if you are willing to hike then Chukhung Ri will be an idle place. Chukhung Ri is a little peak located directly above Chukhung village. The climb to Chukhung Ri involves some easy scrambling near the summit. As you are on the summit, you will have a fantastic view of the Ama Dablam and Amphu Labsa peaks. We descend back to Chukhung to spend the overnight.
We arrange and recheck all climbing gears in Chukhung than we head towards Island Peak Base Camp which is on a fairly steep trail. During your walking today, you can walk over the Lhotse glacier and also connect to the Amphulapcha pass hiking trail. The route to Amphu Lapcha is located to the southeast. As you are in the Island peak base camp guide will instruct you about basic information about climbing for tomorrow early morning. Stay overnight in a Tent camp.
A tough day that we need to wake up very early morning. You can have breakfast at around 1:30 and begin to climb. Have in mind that we need to get summit before noon because in the afternoon it’s strong and windy. The trail moves up beyond the base camp for several hundred meters before striking off the steep hillside.
Furthermore climbing higher the slope of the landscape narrower. Following a ridgeline leads to an exhilarating and exposed traverse onto the snout of the summit glacier. The guides will fix a rope if it is required. A steep snow slope leads us onto the summit ridge. Both fixed rope and climbers’ rope will be used during the climb for safety. Use fixed rope after successfully climbing on the rock. The length of the rope will usually be 350 meters.
However, the length of the rope is depended upon the season and crevasses. There are two newly formed crevasses which are approximately 3 and 4 meters long. Gokyo Treks and the expedition’s expert guide will help you to cross to reach the summit. After enjoying the views, descend down to Island Peak Base Camp. After cleaning the base camp we leave immediately and walk further to Chukhung. Evening, celebrating our successful Island Peak climb.
From Chukhung we descend the valley of the Imja Khola, trek through the village of Dingboche with its stone-walled potatoes fields, down alpine pastures through the kharkas of Tsura, Orsho, and Shomare to the village of Pangboche, the highest year-round settlement in the valley. The Pangboche Gompa (monastery) is the oldest in the Khumbu and once used to boast the skull and hand of a Yeti.
Finally, the trek descends from Tengboche to Namche Bazaar passing several villages. Sanasa and Lagusasa are the most famous. You will catch the way descends from Gokyo Valley. We trek furthermore twenty minutes to find a lodge for lunch and a short pause. After Lunch at Sanasa, we hike up to Khumjung village where one can visit traditional villages landscapes. You might also visit Hillary Hospital located in Khunde. And in the meantime, we follow the Monastery trail which offers Yeti Scalp. Finally, we come to Namche Bazaar in the late afternoon.
It’s a final day journey of this entire trip from Namche to Lukla can vary depending on the time of year and recent weather conditions. Generally, it’s a well-trodden path that’s quite manageable, but it can be muddy or slippery in places, especially if it has been raining.
In June, you might encounter some rain, so it’s a good idea to be prepared with appropriate footwear and rain gear. It’s also worth noting that the path involves some steep descents, so trekking poles can be helpful.
We board our early flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will pick you up to transfer you to the hotel. In the afternoon, go shopping or request us to discover Kathmandu as a guided trip on an additional cost.
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Cost
How much does Everest high pass Island Peak climbing trip package price?
The best Everest high pass Island Peak climbing package price US$ 2350 per person is a standard trek price on double occupancy basis. For the deluxe and luxury trekking tour plan, we add 3-5 stars category hotel deluxe air-conditioned room in Kathmandu with breakfast. Likewise, standard accommodation with an attached toilet/bathroom in the possible places en route. AND WE ARE OPEN TO CUSTOMIZING YOUR TOUR AND PACKAGE PRICE AS PER YOUR REQUIREMENTS.
Everest high pass Island Peak climb Package Price includes.
- Kathmandu international airport picks up on your arrival in TIA with a private vehicle.
- Single night double bedroom Tourist standard hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast plan.
- Domestic flight tickets Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu round trip with applicable domestic airport taxes
- 17 Breakfast serve with a cup of tea/coffee, 16 Lunch, 16 Dinner [main course] during the trekking days.
- Tent accommodation with climbing foods while on island peak climbing days [basecamp – island peak summit – basecamp].
- Likewise, Guest House accommodation during the trekking days in the mountains.
- Professional license holder Mountain Trekking Guide along the trek routes.
- An assistant guide will provide for 7 plus group tourists.
- Required a number of porters during the trek (1 porter = 2 guest basis) because our porter can carry a maximum of 24 kg of your bag pack.
- Island peak climbing permit fees and Sagarmatha National Park entrance permit fees.
- Khumbu Pasang Lamu municipality entrance permit fees
- First aid medical kit including Oximeter to check heart rate, and oxygen level every day to save from higher risk.
- Group climbing equipment including ropes, ice screws…etc.
- Agency’s duffel bag (50 liters capacity) and trek poles if Necessary – return after the trek.
- In a worst case, help with all Helicopter Rescue and evacuation arrangements [not the rescue bill].
- Well-paid salary, food, accommodation, and insurance of Nepalese staff.
- Updated high pass route including Island peak climbing map and climbing certificate on a successful ascend.
- Nepal Government Tax, VAT, and as well as Company service charge.
High pass trek + Island Peak climb Package Trip Excludes :
- Lunch and Dinner during the staying in Kathmandu city.
- Any kinds of battery charges, laundry service, phone calls, and hot showers during the trekking.
- Trekker’s personal trekking gears and Clothing.
- Personal nature expenses, all drinks (except Island peak climbing periods), and bar bills.
- Travel Insurance which covers emergency Rescue and Evacuation.
- Any donation and monument entrance fees.
- Gratuities for guide and porters [Tip is a culture, so they expect highly]
Group join
We can organize a private trek to Everest high pass including Island Peak climb starting at any date that works for you. Please contact us for more information.
FAQ
Question: Is pick-up service available on my arrival day in Kathmandu?
Answer: Yes sure. Provide us with your flight details and landing time at Kathmandu airport. Our representative will come to pick up you at Kathmandu international airport.
Question: Do I need experience with Everest high passes including climbing Island Peak?.
Answer: Yes, experience with high-altitude trekking, including traversing Everest high passes, is highly recommended for climbing Island Peak. This experience helps in acclimatization, physical preparedness, and familiarity with the challenging conditions encountered at high altitudes. It also ensures you are comfortable with the technical aspects of the climb, such as using crampons, ice axes, and ropes, which are essential for safely summiting Island Peak.
Question: What kind of accommodation and food can I expect?
Answer: We provide you tourist standard Lodge accommodation during the trekking. Rooms are clean cozy beds with a mattress and blankets. However we recommend you take your own sleeping bags if you have one with you otherwise, you may rent them while you are in Kathmandu.
Likewise, all the guest houses/lodges in the trekking have attached restaurants. They cook a delicious range of vegetarian meals such as Pasta, tuna bakes, noodles, potatoes, eggs curry rice, bread, soups, and fresh vegetables (variety depends on the season)
The dinner and breakfast are provided in the same lodge you spend the night every day and Lunch will be provided on the way to the next place where you are going. However, on climbing days you will have climbing food and hot drinks.
Question: What about an opportunity to find a showers?
Answer: Hot showers are available at many teahouses along the Everest high pass trekking route, though they may come at an additional cost. As you ascend to higher altitudes, the availability and temperature of hot showers can become more limited.
Question: How do I get drinking water on Everest high pass Island Peak climbing?
Answer: During the high passes trek in the Everest region, drinking water is available at teahouses and lodges along the route. You can purchase bottled water, but to reduce plastic waste, it is recommended to use a reusable water bottle and refill it with treated or boiled water provided by teahouses. Additionally, you can purchase AQUA Tablets to use water purification to ensure safe drinking water from local sources such as streams or taps.
Question: Can I charge my mobile phone or digital camera battery on my trip?
Answer: Yes, you can charge your mobile phone or digital camera battery at lodges along the high pass trekking route. Most teahouses have charging facilities, either through electricity or solar power, available for a small fee. It is advisable to bring your own charging adapter and power bank to ensure you can charge your devices when electricity is limited or unavailable.
Question: What should my insurance policy cover during the high pass including Island Peak climb?
Answer: Your insurance policy for the high pass trek including to climb Island Peak should cover emergency medical evacuation by helicopter, medical expenses, trip cancellation/interruption, and coverage for high-altitude trekking and climbing activities. It is important to ensure that your policy specifically mentions coverage for trekking at high altitudes above 5,000 meters and climbing peaks up to 6,000 meters. Additionally, make sure the policy covers the region you will be trekking in and includes adventure sports or mountaineering activities.
Question: What will happen if my scheduled flight on the Ktm-Lukla-Ktm route gets delay or canceled?
Answer: Mountain weather is unpredictable, leading to a high rate of flight delays and cancellations at Lukla. If delays, we can reschedule for the following day’s flight, necessitating an additional night’s stay in Lukla (if returning to Kathmandu) or Kathmandu (if departing for Lukla). Rescue Helicopter services are also available, depending on the circumstances. Therefore, we strongly advise you to allocate a few extra days after your Everest trek to minimize risk of missing your international flight back home.
Question: Are there any communication facilities on my trip?
Answer: Yes, there are communication facilities available on your trip to the Everest region. Most teahouses and lodges offer Wi-Fi for a fee, although the quality and reliability of the connection may vary. Additionally, some villages along the trekking route have mobile phone coverage, allowing you to use your phone for calls and internet access, depending on your service provider. It is advisable to purchase a local SIM card if you plan to use your phone frequently for communication during the trek route.
Question: Can I use credit cards in Trekking to cover my extra expenses?
Answer: No. Credit cards are generally not widely accepting along the Everest high pass trekking route. We advise you to go with carrying enough cash (in Nepalese rupees) to cover your expenses.
Question: When should I book my trip and what are the payment terms?
Answer: To prevent any misunderstandings, we advise booking your trip with us as early as possible. While we aim to accommodate last-minute bookings, a 15% advance deposit is necessary to secure your reservation. The remaining payment can be settled upon your arrival in Nepal.
Question: Who will carry my luggage on Everest high pass Island Peak Trek?
Answer: We do provide porters to transfer your luggage. As we are a responsible trekking tour operator agency, every porter carries a maximum of 24 kilos of your backpack which means 2 guests (12 kg luggage of each guest): 1 porter basis.
Question: How much distance do I walk each day?
Answer: It depends on the specific days and pace of the group. On average, you can expect to walk anywhere from 5 to 7 hours per day, covering a distance of approximately 10 to 15 kilometers. Some days may involve longer or more challenging treks, especially when crossing high passes, while others may be shorter with more time for acclimatization and rest. It’s important to prepare yourself for varying terrain and altitude changes, which can impact the difficulty and duration of each day’s trek.
Question: Do I need walking poles for the high passes to trek on Everest with the Island peak climb?
Answer: We suggest you hike with hiking poles. Learn how to use trekking poles for balance and stability, whether on the sidewalk or on trails. Walking poles can help prevent slips and falls. They are just recommended but not compulsory.
Question: Where can I organize my personal climbing gear?
Answer: If you have those climbing gear at your home then bring them along with you. If you don’t have them then you can rent them in Chhukung village. In Chuhkung’s guest house, you can get all those gears for Island peak on rent.
Question: How much additional money do I need per day?
Answer: You can allocate US$ 08 – 10 for a lunch/dinner in Kathmandu and it depends on your spending habits. US$ 7 to 10 US$ each day will be enough to buy bottles of water, chocolates, tea coffee, and some drinks while you are on your hiking.
Everest high pass Island Peak climbing highlights
- Discover the best Himalayan view at 360 deg angle from Renjo la, Klapatthar & Kongma la.
- Best view of Mt Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Amadablam, Cholatse, Cho Oyu, Thamserku ..etc
- Challenging Island peak offers the best scenery of all Khumbu Himalayas.
- Sherpa Buddhism, an ancient monastery, Local sherpa, and their lifestyles.
Everest high pass Island Peak climbing Notes
For visitors embarking on the Everest high pass trek, including the climb to Island Peak, it’s essential to acclimatize properly to the altitude. This involves ascending gradually, taking regular rest days, and staying hydrated. 0Prepare well enough for unpredictable weather conditions and flight delays to and from Lukla. Ensure you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking and climbing activities. It’s advisable to bring cash in Nepalese rupees, as credit cards are not widely accepted. Communication facilities are available, but Wi-Fi and mobile coverage may be limited in remote areas.
The high pass route climbing Island peak information is just a standard template plan and possible to modify at your request to accommodate your specific requirements. Local politics, landslides, cancellation of local flights, weather, transport, or a multitude of other factors that are beyond our control can result in a change of itinerary during the trip. It is, however, very unlikely that the itinerary would be substantially altered.
If alterations are necessary the leader will decide the best alternative option, taking into consideration the best interests of the whole group. When a change does occur, we do everything we can to minimize its effect, but we cannot be responsible for the results of changes or delays.
What makes Everest high pass Island Peak climbing special?
The Everest High Passes trek with Island Peak climbing is exceptionally special due to its combination of high mountain passes, stunning landscapes, and the thrilling ascent of Island Peak (Imja Tse).
This trekking and climbing adventure offers an unique and challenging experience, allowing trekkers to cross high passes like the Cho La and Kongma La, which provide breathtaking views of the Everest region. Its an exciting element to the journey, requiring basic mountaineering skills and offering panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and other Himalayan giants.
At Gokyo Treks and Expedition, we are committed to delivering exceptional services, prioritizing your safety and satisfaction above all else. Our team consists of professional, trained, experienced, and licensed local guides who possess a deep understanding of the region. Furthermore, we actively contribute to local communities and environmental conservation efforts, minimizing costs and resource consumption.
High Passes Trek Traveller’s Review
High Passes Trek with Island Peak climbing in Everest Zone
My son suggested a hike in the Everest area and I jumped at the chance. We study about five companies and settled with Gokyo Treks & Expedition after checking out staff insurance, trip reviews, and licensing of the companies. Finally, we found this company as a genuine tour operator and we book everything with Ammar and his agency. Ammar met us on our arrival at the hotel and ensured our guided trip to Kathmandu for the second day went well.
Bimal was our guide, he met us at the airport and brought us to our hotel. He led us to the airport for the short flight to Lukla getting us through customs swiftly. We spent 16 days with him; he was remarkable the whole journey taking care of our needs and keeping us safe.
We had asked Ammar to put us in the best lodges and he did modify a better guesthouse with a cost difference. Overall we had an excellent adventure and I would recommend using Gokyo Treks travel agency for any trip to Nepal. – Henry and Vanessa Robbins, Zermatt, Switzerland
Response from Gokyo Treks Nepal
Dear Henry and Vanessa,
Your wonderful review is deeply appreciated. We are thrilled that you had a fantastic experience with us. Your satisfaction is our utmost priority, and we cannot wait to have the pleasure of serving you on another remarkable trip to the Himalayas very soon.
Thank you once again, and we eagerly anticipate your return.
Regards, Ammar
Everest high passes with Island peak climbing was great
We were a group of four (my wife, our daughter and her boyfriend) and we started on October 20th from Kathmandu, flying into Lukla and trekking for 16 days up Everest base camp and Kalapattar. This was our third time of trekking in Nepal before we had been in Langtang/Gosainkund and in the Annapurna region up to ABC, and the Everest region is certainly the most spectacular one. But, obviously, it is also the most crowded one.
Ammar had been a perfect guide for us, extremely helpful in choosing the proper lodges, getting our food ready in time, and just making life as easy and entertaining as possible. Although he is young, he has a lot of experience in these regions, and, what is very helpful, a lot of friends among the locals. This can be useful: for example, the boss at the airport in Lukla is his friend.
You might have heard of problems arising in Lukla when the weather is bad for several days and the planes cannot fly. Then tourists are getting nervous because they might miss their international flights. And here Ammar´s friend would be very helpful and find you a place on a plane for flying out. Furthermore, Ammar´s rates are quite decent, much cheaper than when you book with one of the large trekking organizations.
Finally, he managed to choose three porters for us which were the best we had. They even came back several times, after they had reached the day’s destination, to help us with our own bags. I had never experienced that with other porters we had so far. Don´t hesitate to ask further questions, I am happy to answer, and had a good time there. Best wishes, and namaste (as a training for Nepal )
Response from Gokyo Treks Nepal
Thank you so much and the great review
3 Passes Trek Experience
Great experience on the 3 passes trek end of November. We choose Gokyo Treks and Expedition to arrange our trip to the Himalayas. Ammar booked accommodation for the Kathmandu city tour and 3 passes for adventure travel. Felt very safe throughout the trip with my guide Som Shrestha. Recommend yak tracks on the passes around this time of the year and a good sleeping bag, as it was sometimes – 5 degrees Celsius at night inside the room.
The 3 passes hike price were very competitive, hilltops are offering terrific views but the trail is often sleeper and snowy. The trip was not the easiest nor dangerous. Other than that, we are totally happy with the Gokyo Treks agency service. – Patrick and Robbins Derby, in North Hollywood, California.
Response from Gokyo Treks Nepal
Thank you Patrick for your time to review Three Passes Trek in Nepal with us.
Three Passes Trek including Everest base camp
We were a group of four (my wife, our daughter, and her boyfriend) and we started on October 20th from Kathmandu, flying into Lukla and trekking for 16 days up Everest base camp and Kalapattar. This was our third time of trekking in Nepal before we had been in Langtang/Gosainkund and in the Annapurna region up to ABC, and the Everest region is certainly the most spectacular one. But, obviously, trek over three passes route is also the most crowded one.
Ammar had been a perfect guide for us, extremely helpful in choosing the proper lodges, getting our food ready in time, and just making life as easy and entertaining as possible. Although he is young, he has a lot of experience in these regions, and, what is very helpful, a lot of friends among the locals. This can be useful: for example, the boss at the airport in Lukla is his friend. You might have heard of problems arising in Lukla when the weather is bad for several days and the planes cannot fly.
Then tourists are getting nervous because they might miss their international flights. And here Ammar´s friend would be very helpful and find you a place on a plane for flying out. Furthermore, Ammar´s rates are quite decent, much cheaper than when you book with one of the large trekking organizations. And finally, he managed to choose three porters for us who were the best we had.
They even came back several times, after they had reached the day’s destination, to help us with our own bags. I had never experienced that with other porters we had so far. Don´t hesitate to ask further questions, I am happy to answer, and had a good time there. Best wishes, and namaste (as training for Nepal ) – Ingeborg and Hannes from Austria
Response from Gokyo Treks Nepal
Thank you Ingeborg and Hannes for the great review. Stay connected.
From US$ 2209
5% Off US$ 2350| No. of people | Price Per Person |
| 1 | USD 2798 |
| 2 | USD 2350 |
| 3 | USD 2250 |
| 4 - 6 | USD 2198 |
| 7 - 9 | USD 2075 |
| 10 + | USD 1899 |
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