Sagarmatha National Park, the world heritage site where mount Everest is located, has many high mountains and peaks like Amadablam, Island Peak, Mera Peak, Lobuche Peak, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Pumori etc. Most of the peaks used to climb as expedition and those are more technical. And Everest three high passes trek is designed for those trekkers who would like to climbing passes in normal trekking trip, but not so much difficult to summit.

The Everest High passes trek is the most scenic trek in the land of the Himalayas. This trek allows you to passes three high passes of Everest region such as Renjo Pass (5,360m), Cho-la Pass (5420m) and Khongma La Pass (5,545m). Renjo Pass, Cho-la Pass and Kongma-la, all these high passes are lies in Khumbu Region. This trip allows climbing three 5000m peaks and gives the superb panoramic views all mountain ranges of Everest region.  It is a challenging trek taking in three spectacular high passes in one of the most scenically stunning areas. This is the ultimate high-altitude trek, in the world’s most spectacular mountain terrain.

Also we can witness the top of world nearly every peak climbing and mostly from Kalapattar, you’ll be the lap of Mount Everest and also offers panoramic views of Cho Oyo, Mount Everest, Cholatse , Lhotse, Nuptse, Pumori, Amadablam, Lobuche and other mountain giants from the top of Renjo Pass, Chola and Khongma La. The trek is not only for peaks and high mountains; you have opportunities to see the birth place of our mountain legends like Appa Sherpa (21 times Everest Summiter), Tenzin Norgay Sherpa and other Sherpa climbers.

 Trip Highlights:

• Superb panoramic views all 7000m and 8000m peaks
• Summit the three non-technical high passes of Everest region Renjo Pass (5,360m), Cho-la Pass (5420m) and Khongma La Pass (5,545m)
• Stunning Gokyo Lake
• Birthplaces of legendary climbers such as Appa Sherpa, Tezing Norgay Sherpa, Angrita Sherpa etc.
• Himalayan flora and fauna of Sagarmatha National Park
• Panoramic view of all mountain ranges of Khumbu region
• The life style of Sherpa people, ancient villages and yak farmlands
• Cross the Snow-caped peaks and without any technical knowledge
• Best economic ways to climb the peaks

Is this trek for you?

Trekking in Nepal are relatively easy, following well-paved paths and local village trails throughout. The maximum altitude reached on the trip is less than 5545 meters. By Himalayan standards this is fairly modest elevation and the altitude issues experienced on higher elevation trek should not be of concern to us on this trek. However, it should be noted that trekking at altitudes above 3000 meters requires greater demands on the body than walking at lower elevations, and is itself challenging even for fit hikers. Our itinerary is well staged and provides for a very gradual approach to the higher elevations. Camping is not required on this trip and we stay each night in well-appointed lodges with basic facilities. The trekking element of this trip is not long or sustained, however you will need to ensure you are physically prepared for the trek and you should be comfortable with walking for 5 to 7 hours each day. This trekking holiday should be well within the capabilities of all active hikers and hill-walkers.