Everest Three Pass Trek

Embarking on a journey with GTT transforms the act of flying into Kathmandu into an unforgettable adventure. As time slips away, the airplane window becomes a portal to breathtaking views of the majestic Himalayan ranges, with the crowning jewel, Mount Everest, proudly towering above all. Your descent gracefully concludes at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), nestled at 1350 meters above sea level.

Upon landing, the gateway to Nepal, you are greeted with the opportunity to obtain your Nepal entry visa. The process, whether secured in advance or upon arrival, is swift, taking approximately 45 minutes, contingent on the queue's size. For detailed visa information, a visit to the Department of Immigration, the official site of the Nepal government, is recommended.

Emerging from the airport gate, a friendly face awaits you – our representative holding a placard adorned with our company name. A warm welcome is extended as you are draped with a holy Tibetan scarf, setting the tone for the genuine hospitality that awaits. A private vehicle whisks you away to your hotel in Thamel, a journey of around 30 minutes.

En route, the scenes unfold – the sacred Pashupatinath, the lively cityscape, a myriad of vehicles, and a tapestry of diverse faces. What might have been a mere pick-up and drop-off becomes an enjoyable and awe-inspiring experience. Upon reaching the hotel, it's time to unwind and recharge.

Thamel, a vibrant district replete with restaurants, shopping havens, and comfortable accommodations, becomes your haven. The day crescendos with a trek briefing, setting the stage for the adventures ahead. As the evening unfolds, you are invited to join a host family for a welcome dinner – an immersive introduction to the warmth and culture of Nepal, leaving you eagerly anticipating the journey that lies ahead.
[Included meals: Welcome drink & bed]

Bright and early morning, we head to Ramechhap Airport with our breakfast in tow. In just few hours drive to ramechhap, we soar through the skies to Tenzing–Hillary Airport, also known as Lukla Airport in Khumbu. The journey is like a quick blink, but oh, the views! We get to see amazing Himalayan mountains, open hills, and little villages from above.

Finally, we touch down at Lukla Airport (2860m), and guess who's there to greet us? Our Sherpa team! After a short break, the porters get everything ready for our trek. We make sure each Sherpa doesn't carry too much weight, just 22kg to keep things safe. Along the way, we spot other porters carrying even heavier loads.

Now, here comes the exciting part – our first day of trekking! We walk for about three to four hours, mostly downhill to Thado Koshi (around 2 hours), then up a bit to Phakding. Lunch is in Phakding, and the rest of the afternoon is all yours. And if you're feeling adventurous, there's the Rimijung Monastery, just an hour up the hill from Phakding village to explore!
[Included meals: Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Now, our path leads us alongside the Dudh Kosi River, heading north. Picture this: we're surrounded by breathtaking forests filled with rhododendron flowers, towering fir trees, and majestic magnolias. Our journey takes us from Jorsale (2,805m), where we cross the Bhote Kosi River's western fork, and then begins a steep climb toward Namche Bazaar.

The trail treats us to incredible views of nearby 6000m peaks, making the climb even more exciting. After about 5 hours of trekking, we finally arrive at Namche Bazaar (3440m), a Sherpa village and the entrance to the Everest Base Camp. It's not just a destination; it's a gateway to adventure!
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse

After bidding farewell to Namche, we climb up to the Everest View Hotel – a place with a view that'll leave you speechless! Imagine standing on the hotel terrace and gazing at the majestic Everest and Ama Dablam. It's like a picture-perfect postcard come to life.

Our journey then takes us to the charming villages of Kunde and Khumjung. Here, we get to visit the Edmund Hillary Hospital, named after the legendary climber. It's a special place with a heartwarming story.

Once our exploration is complete, we head back to Namche, where the rest of the afternoon is yours to enjoy at a leisurely pace. It's the perfect way to unwind after a day filled with incredible sights and stories.
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

The journey takes a pleasant turn as we descend before gearing up for a bit of a challenging climb to reach the monastery. Starting from Sanasa, the path leads us down through lower Teshigna and takes a steep descent to Phunki Teng (3250m). Keep an eye out for a remarkable feature – a row of prayer wheels set into motion by the flowing water. It's a unique and special sight.

As we continue, the trail leads us upward through a Juniper forest, guiding us to the Tengboche Monastery (3860m). Once there, prepare to be amazed because the monastery offers breathtaking panoramic views. Feast your eyes on the grandeur of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserkhu, Kang Taiga, and Taboche.

Our adventure doesn't end there! After spending time at the monastery, we embark on a further 2-hour walk through a captivating forest, passing by a Mani wall, and navigating a pleasant mixed trail that eventually leads us to Pangboche. It's a journey filled with diverse landscapes and awe-inspiring scenery, making every step an exploration of natural beauty.
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Leaving Namche behind, our adventure continues as we cross the flowing waters of the Imja Khola stream. Our path then leads us upward to the charming village of Pangboche, nestled at a cool 3,900 meters. Brace yourself for a short, steep stretch of the trail that brings us to Dingboche, a place surrounded by breathtaking peaks. It's like stepping into a mountain paradise with every step, and the views are nothing short of stunning!
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Just an hour of walking, and voila, we arrive at Bibre (4570m)! Picture this: we're following a gentle slope, steadily climbing through the barren landscapes to a set of stepping stones over the Niyang Khola. From Bibre, it's just a 45-minute trek, and bam, we find ourselves in the midst of mountains and glaciers, surrounded by the beauty of Chhukung. The views here are nothing short of breathtaking, offering us a stunning panorama of nature's wonders.

Now, here's an exciting twist! If you're feeling adventurous and want to take things up a notch, you have the option to experience peak climbing. Yes, you heard it right – Island Peak (5600m) climbing is on the menu, and it only requires a few additional days. It's an opportunity to elevate your adventure and conquer new heights!
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Embarking from Bibre, our journey takes us up the ridge nestled between the Niyang Khola and the Dusum Khola. As we ascend, we reach a high Col at 5450m, a spot that commands attention, overlooked by the majestic Pokalde Peak. The trail then gracefully swings westward, guiding us towards Kongma. The views here are a spectacle to behold – the striking Nuptse and Lhotse wall, the fluted ridges beyond Chhukung, the Amphu Laptse pass, and the formidable Makalu, all unfolding before our eyes.

An important note: this trek isn't meant to be done alone. Team up with fellow adventurers for a safe and enjoyable journey. As we continue, the trail guides us around a bluff, passing by a small lake before ascending into a wide basin adorned with small frozen lakes. Beyond the largest lake, the trail switches back steeply over loose scree, leading us to the Kongma La. At this lofty vantage point, we encounter a unique sight – a mummy wrapped in prayer flags amidst the lunar landscapes of ice lakes and frozen ridges.

Throughout this trek, Mother Nature treats us to an incredible display of wonders. The panoramic views include the grandeur of Makalu, the Amphu Lapcha peak, Island Peak, and the peaks of Tibet, painting a picture of natural beauty that stays etched in our memories. The final descent from this highland brings us to the picturesque destination of Lobuche, a perfect end to a day filled with awe-inspiring sights and trekking adventures.
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Today is the big day! We set out on an epic journey, tracing the Khumbu Glacier as it leads us northwards to Gorakshep (5,184m). As we reach Gorakshep, the air thins, and we find ourselves in the highest village in the valley. But the adventure doesn't stop here; it's just the beginning. Our next destination is none other than the renowned Everest Base Camp.

The path unfolds as we walk across the sandy flat expanse of Gorakshep, gradually climbing onto the moraine of the Khumbu Glacier. The trail beckons us forward, leading us to descend the moraine until we stand at the very heart of Everest Base Camp. Here, the views are nothing short of spectacular – the iconic Khumbu Ice Fall, the towering Nuptse, and the mountain range that serves as the boundary between Nepal and Tibet, with the impressive Pumori in the mix.

Captivated by the beauty of Everest Base Camp, we take in the breathtaking scenery before retracing our steps back to Gorakshep. It's a day filled with close-up encounters with nature's wonders, leaving us with memories of the majestic landscapes and the thrill of standing in the shadow of the world's tallest peak.
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

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CHANGE WORDS AND EXPAND The “Everest Three Passes Trek” is one of our favorite treks and we’d be delighted to help you explore the 3 highest passes in the world.
Everest Three Passes Trek with Glance Tours and Treks takes you to some of the tallest mountains in the world, Mount Everest, Gokyo valley, Cho La pass, Kongma La, and Renjo La Pass. It is an incredible trek that offers it all – mountains, culture, and history.

Crossing the three passes’ is not technically difficult but all these trail climbs above 5000m, so acclimation is essential. The Kongma La(5535m) between Dingboche/Bire & Lobuche, the Cho La (5420m) between Dughla and Gokyo, and Renjo La(5360m) between Gokyo and Thame.

The trek starts from Lukla, following the flight from Kathmandu. Like most treks in the region, Lukla serves as the gateway. We then make our way up to Namche Bazaar where we continue the Everest trail till the Dingboche. Magnificent views of Ama Dablam.

Glance Tours and Treks provides you with an experienced, local guide that not only leads you on the trail but introduces you to the rich Sherpa culture. This tour captures the highlights of the Khumbu region. Of course, because of the altitude and the terrain, this trek can be challenging. But the unique views and serenity next to the unspoiled lakes will be worth it.

All our treks can be booked as private trips - no large, impersonal groups but small, individual experiences. Let Glance Tours and Treks take you on your very own adventure trek to Kongma La, Mount Everest Base Camp, Gokyo, the Cho La pass, and Renjo La.
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Embark on the extraordinary "Everest Three Passes Expedition" with Glance Tours and Treks, a journey that promises to unveil the majesty of the world's three highest passes. This awe-inspiring trek encompasses the iconic Mount Everest, the enchanting Gokyo valley, and the challenging passes of Cho La, Kongma La, and Renjo La, delivering an unparalleled fusion of natural splendor, cultural immersion, and historical exploration.

While the technical difficulty of traversing the three passes is moderate, the trail ascends beyond the 5000-meter mark, underscoring the crucial need for acclimatization. Noteworthy among these passes are Kongma La (5535m), positioned between Dingboche and Bire, Cho La (5420m), connecting Dughla and Gokyo, and Renjo La (5360m), linking Gokyo and Thame.

Embarking from Lukla, our starting point following a scenic flight from Kathmandu, this trek follows the well-trodden path of the Everest trail, unfolding the unparalleled beauty of Namche Bazaar and progressing towards Dingboche. Along the route, the panoramic vistas of Ama Dablam add to the breathtaking scenery that accompanies your every step.

Glance Tours and Treks distinguish themselves by providing seasoned, local guides who not only lead you through the challenging terrain but also offer insights into the rich Sherpa culture. This journey encapsulates the essence of the Khumbu region's highlights. Undoubtedly, the trek poses challenges due to the altitude and rugged terrain, but the reward lies in the unique perspectives and tranquil moments by pristine lakes.

Choose to make this expedition a private affair with Glance Tours and Treks, ensuring an intimate, personalized experience devoid of large, impersonal groups. Allow us to be your companions on a bespoke adventure trek, guiding you through Kongma La, Mount Everest Base Camp, Gokyo, Cho La pass, and Renjo La, where every step is a testament to the grandeur of the Himalayas.

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rewrite in engaging words Flying into Kathmandu is a memorable experience with GTT. Time passes so quickly, enjoying the views of marvelous Himalayan ranges along with the world's highest peak Mount Everest while being on this flight. The flight will land at (TIA) Tribhuvan International Airport at 1350m , where you will receive Nepal entry visa which can be obtained in advance or on entry and for the visa process at Kathmandu TIA, you will take around 45min, it depends on the number of people in a queue. For the Nepal entry visa information, have a visit Department of Immigration, Nepal government official site After you will exit from the gate, where you will see our friend (representative) waiting for you with holding placard written with the company name. Representative welcome you by offering holy Tibetan scarf and transfer to the hotel in private vehicle. It takes around 30min to reach at Thamel from TIA via means of private transportation. The scenes of Pashupatinath, city, full of various vehicles, peoples make your pick up and drop off journey make enjoyable and amazing, then we reach the hotel and take rest. Thamel is full of restaurants, shopping centers, and good accommodation. Trek briefing and afterward invited to a host family for welcome dinner.
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Embarking on a journey with GTT transforms the act of flying into Kathmandu into an unforgettable adventure. As time slips away, the airplane window becomes a portal to breathtaking views of the majestic Himalayan ranges, with the crowning jewel, Mount Everest, proudly towering above all. Your descent gracefully concludes at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), nestled at 1350 meters above sea level.

Upon landing, the gateway to Nepal, you are greeted with the opportunity to obtain your Nepal entry visa. The process, whether secured in advance or upon arrival, is swift, taking approximately 45 minutes, contingent on the queue's size. For detailed visa information, a visit to the Department of Immigration, the official site of the Nepal government, is recommended.

Emerging from the airport gate, a friendly face awaits you – our representative holding a placard adorned with our company name. A warm welcome is extended as you are draped with a holy Tibetan scarf, setting the tone for the genuine hospitality that awaits. A private vehicle whisks you away to your hotel in Thamel, a journey of around 30 minutes.

En route, the scenes unfold – the sacred Pashupatinath, the lively cityscape, a myriad of vehicles, and a tapestry of diverse faces. What might have been a mere pick-up and drop-off becomes an enjoyable and awe-inspiring experience. Upon reaching the hotel, it's time to unwind and recharge.

Thamel, a vibrant district replete with restaurants, shopping havens, and comfortable accommodations, becomes your haven. The day crescendos with a trek briefing, setting the stage for the adventures ahead. As the evening unfolds, you are invited to join a host family for a welcome dinner – an immersive introduction to the warmth and culture of Nepal, leaving you eagerly anticipating the journey that lies ahead.

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rewrite and change words In the morning at 6:00 am, we move toward Tribhuwan International Airport carrying a packed breakfast, it takes us 25min to land at Tenzing–Hillary Airport in Khumbu and it is also called Lukla Airport, where we get our stuff. Timepass is so quickly, enjoying the views of marvelous Himalayan ranges while being on this flight. The amazing scene of naked hills, Himalayas, diverse landscapes, the settlement at the bottom of fill, agricultural lands, full of crops makes the journey more enjoyable, then we reach the Lukla Airport(2860m), there you will meet our team Sherpas. We take a short break while the porters sort out the baggage that they will be carrying on a trek. To ensure that no one is overloaded, we do not allow any of our sherpas to carry more than 22kg. While on the trail, you will see many porters carrying three or four times this, sometimes even more.

To break you in gently, the first day of the trek involves just three to four hours of walking, mostly downhill first to Thado Koshi (about 2 hours), before gently climbing again to Phakding where we stop for lunch and have the afternoon free. If you want to explore further, you can visit Rimijung Monastery which is about an hour up the hillside from Phakding village.
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At the crack of dawn, at 6:00 am, we commence our journey towards Tribhuvan International Airport, armed with a packed breakfast to fuel our adventure. Within a swift 25-minute flight, we touch down at Tenzing–Hillary Airport in Khumbu, affectionately known as Lukla Airport, where we gather our belongings. Time seemingly elapses in the blink of an eye, with the splendor of the Himalayan ranges unfolding beneath us during the flight. The mesmerizing tableau of barren hills, majestic Himalayas, diverse landscapes, quaint settlements nestled in valleys, and expansive agricultural lands adorned with crops enriches the journey. Upon reaching Lukla Airport at an elevation of 2860 meters, our team of Sherpas warmly welcomes you.

A brief interlude allows the porters to organize the trek essentials they'll carry, ensuring a balanced load of no more than 22kg per Sherpa to prevent overburdening. Along the trail, you'll witness the remarkable strength of porters carrying loads three or four times the stipulated weight, and at times, even more.

To ease into the trek, the first day's journey involves a leisurely three to four hours of walking, primarily downhill towards Thado Koshi (approximately 2 hours), followed by a gentle ascent to Phakding. Here, a well-deserved lunch break awaits, and the afternoon is yours to savor. For those seeking additional exploration, the Rimijung Monastery beckons about an hour uphill from the quaint village of Phakding.

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Early in the morning at 6:00 am, we go to Tribhuvan International Airport with our breakfast. It takes 25 minutes to fly to Tenzing–Hillary Airport in Khumbu, also known as Lukla Airport. We enjoy looking at the beautiful Himalayan mountains during the flight. We see hills without trees, big mountains, different landscapes, small villages, and farms full of crops. When we reach Lukla Airport (2860m), our Sherpa team is there to meet us. We take a short break while the porters organize the things they will carry for our trek. We make sure that each Sherpa doesn't carry more than 22kg to keep them safe. On the trail, we see other porters carrying much heavier loads.

On the first day of the trek, we walk for about three to four hours. We mostly go downhill to Thado Koshi (around 2 hours), then we go up a little to Phakding. We stop in Phakding for lunch and have the rest of the afternoon free. If you want to explore more, you can visit Rimijung Monastery, which is about an hour up the hill from Phakding village.

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Bright and early, at 6:00 am, we head to Tribhuvan International Airport with our breakfast in tow. In just 25 minutes, we soar through the skies to Tenzing–Hillary Airport, also known as Lukla Airport in Khumbu. The journey is like a quick blink, but oh, the views! We get to see amazing Himalayan mountains, open hills, and little villages from above.

Finally, we touch down at Lukla Airport (2860m), and guess who's there to greet us? Our Sherpa team! After a short break, the porters get everything ready for our trek. We make sure each Sherpa doesn't carry too much weight, just 22kg to keep things safe. Along the way, we spot other porters carrying even heavier loads.

Now, here comes the exciting part – our first day of trekking! We walk for about three to four hours, mostly downhill to Thado Koshi (around 2 hours), then up a bit to Phakding. Lunch is in Phakding, and the rest of the afternoon is all yours. And if you're feeling adventurous, there's the Rimijung Monastery, just an hour up the hill from Phakding village to explore!

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rewrite in engaging formate in simple english From here we follow the Dudh Kosi northwards. The trail will take us through magnificent forests of rhododendron, giant fir, and magnolia. From Jorsale (2,805m), we cross the west fork of the river, the Bhote Kosi, and start the steep climb to Namche Bazaar. The trail offers us stunning views of nearby 6000m peaks. After about 5hrs we reach the Sherpa village and gateway to Everest Base Camp, Namche Bazaar (3440m).
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Now, our path leads us alongside the Dudh Kosi River, heading north. Picture this: we're surrounded by breathtaking forests filled with rhododendron flowers, towering fir trees, and majestic magnolias. Our journey takes us from Jorsale (2,805m), where we cross the Bhote Kosi River's western fork, and then begins a steep climb toward Namche Bazaar.

The trail treats us to incredible views of nearby 6000m peaks, making the climb even more exciting. After about 5 hours of trekking, we finally arrive at Namche Bazaar (3440m), a Sherpa village and the entrance to the Everest Base Camp. It's not just a destination; it's a gateway to adventure!

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rewrite in engaging fromate in simple english We leave Namche and ascent to the Everest View Hotel. The hotel terrace offers splendid views of Everest and Ama Dablam. We continue the walk to the villages of Kunde and Khumjung, where we visit the Edmund Hillary Hospital. Afterward, we return to Namche where we have a relaxed afternoon.
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After bidding farewell to Namche, we climb up to the Everest View Hotel – a place with a view that'll leave you speechless! Imagine standing on the hotel terrace and gazing at the majestic Everest and Ama Dablam. It's like a picture-perfect postcard come to life.

Our journey then takes us to the charming villages of Kunde and Khumjung. Here, we get to visit the Edmund Hillary Hospital, named after the legendary climber. It's a special place with a heartwarming story.

Once our exploration is complete, we head back to Namche, where the rest of the afternoon is yours to enjoy at a leisurely pace. It's the perfect way to unwind after a day filled with incredible sights and stories.

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rewrite in details in simple english It’s a pleasant walk down before the somewhat tiring climb to the monastery. From Sanasa the path drops through lower Teshigna and steeply down to Phunki Teng(3250m). A line of water-driven prayer wheels is the star turn here. Now we climb through Juniper forest Tengboche monastery(3860m), from here offers superb panoramic views of Everest, Nuptse Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserkhu, Kang Taiga, and Taboche. And further 2hr of walk through a forest, Mani wall, mixed pleasant trail bring us Pangboche.
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The journey takes a pleasant turn as we descend before gearing up for a bit of a challenging climb to reach the monastery. Starting from Sanasa, the path leads us down through lower Teshigna and takes a steep descent to Phunki Teng (3250m). Keep an eye out for a remarkable feature – a row of prayer wheels set into motion by the flowing water. It's a unique and special sight.

As we continue, the trail leads us upward through a Juniper forest, guiding us to the Tengboche Monastery (3860m). Once there, prepare to be amazed because the monastery offers breathtaking panoramic views. Feast your eyes on the grandeur of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserkhu, Kang Taiga, and Taboche.

Our adventure doesn't end there! After spending time at the monastery, we embark on a further 2-hour walk through a captivating forest, passing by a Mani wall, and navigating a pleasant mixed trail that eventually leads us to Pangboche. It's a journey filled with diverse landscapes and awe-inspiring scenery, making every step an exploration of natural beauty.

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As we continue our trek, the path takes us on a pleasant descent before gearing up for a bit of a climb to reach the stunning monastery. Starting from Sanasa, we stroll down through lower Teshigna and then make a steep descent to Phunki Teng (3250m). Keep an eye out for something special – a row of prayer wheels that move with the flow of water. It's like a little magical touch along the way.

And here comes the exciting part! We start climbing through a Juniper forest, and ta-da, we arrive at the Tengboche Monastery (3860m). Get ready to be blown away because the monastery treats us to jaw-dropping panoramic views. Feast your eyes on the magnificence of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserkhu, Kang Taiga, and Taboche.

But wait, there's more adventure ahead! After soaking in the views at the monastery, we embark on another 2-hour walk through a captivating forest. Along the way, we pass by a Mani wall and navigate a pleasant mixed trail that eventually leads us to Pangboche. It's like stepping into a wonderland of diverse landscapes and stunning scenery, making every step an exploration of natural beauty. Get ready for a trek filled with surprises and enchanting moments!

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rewrite in engaging formate in simple english We leave Namche and cross the Imja Khola stream. From here we climb up to Pangboche at 3,900m. Following a short steep section of the trail, we reach Dingboche, which is surrounded by stunning peaks.
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Leaving Namche behind, our adventure continues as we cross the flowing waters of the Imja Khola stream. Our path then leads us upward to the charming village of Pangboche, nestled at a cool 3,900 meters. Brace yourself for a short, steep stretch of the trail that brings us to Dingboche, a place surrounded by breathtaking peaks. It's like stepping into a mountain paradise with every step, and the views are nothing short of stunning!

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rewrite in engaging formate in simple english An hour of walk brings us to Bibre(4570m). We follow a a a marine slope, steady climb over the barren marines to a series of stepping stones over the Niyang Khola. From Bibre, we 45min of trek bring us to mountains & glaciers surrounded Chhukung. The trek offers us stunning panorama views. Alternatively, if you would like to experience peak climbing Island Peak (5600m) Climbing with only a few additional days necessary.
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Just an hour of walking, and voila, we arrive at Bibre (4570m)! Picture this: we're following a gentle slope, steadily climbing through the barren landscapes to a set of stepping stones over the Niyang Khola. From Bibre, it's just a 45-minute trek, and bam, we find ourselves in the midst of mountains and glaciers, surrounded by the beauty of Chhukung. The views here are nothing short of breathtaking, offering us a stunning panorama of nature's wonders.

Now, here's an exciting twist! If you're feeling adventurous and want to take things up a notch, you have the option to experience peak climbing. Yes, you heard it right – Island Peak (5600m) climbing is on the menu, and it only requires a few additional days. It's an opportunity to elevate your adventure and conquer new heights!

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rewrite in details in simple english From Bibre heading up the ridge between the Niyang Khola & the Dusum Khola, we reach a Col at 5450m. Overlooked by Pokalde Peak, the trail swings west to the Kongma. The Nuptse and Lhotse wall is striking here,as are the fluted ridges beyond Chhukung, the Amphu Laptse pass and Makalu. Don’t try to do alone trek in this route. At the end of the bluff the trail swings around pass a small lake & ascends into a wide basin, dotted with small frozen lakes. Beyond the largest lake trail switch backs steeply over loose scree gaining the Kongma La. There we see mummy wrapped in prayer flag, lunar landscapes of ice lakes & frozen ridges. Entirely trek offers us incredible views of Makalu, Amphu Lapcha peak, Island Peak & peaks of Tibet etc. And final descend bring us to Lobuche.
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Embarking from Bibre, our journey takes us up the ridge nestled between the Niyang Khola and the Dusum Khola. As we ascend, we reach a high Col at 5450m, a spot that commands attention, overlooked by the majestic Pokalde Peak. The trail then gracefully swings westward, guiding us towards Kongma. The views here are a spectacle to behold – the striking Nuptse and Lhotse wall, the fluted ridges beyond Chhukung, the Amphu Laptse pass, and the formidable Makalu, all unfolding before our eyes.

An important note: this trek isn't meant to be done alone. Team up with fellow adventurers for a safe and enjoyable journey. As we continue, the trail guides us around a bluff, passing by a small lake before ascending into a wide basin adorned with small frozen lakes. Beyond the largest lake, the trail switches back steeply over loose scree, leading us to the Kongma La. At this lofty vantage point, we encounter a unique sight – a mummy wrapped in prayer flags amidst the lunar landscapes of ice lakes and frozen ridges.

Throughout this trek, Mother Nature treats us to an incredible display of wonders. The panoramic views include the grandeur of Makalu, the Amphu Lapcha peak, Island Peak, and the peaks of Tibet, painting a picture of natural beauty that stays etched in our memories. The final descent from this highland brings us to the picturesque destination of Lobuche, a perfect end to a day filled with awe-inspiring sights and trekking adventures.

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rewrite in details in simple english Our big day has arrived. We follow the Khumbu Glacier northwards to Gorakshep (5,184m). We arrive at Gorakshep, the highest village in the valley, and from here we continue to Everest Base Camp. We start by walking across the sandy flat at Gorakshep, climb onto the moraine of the Khumbu glacier and follow the trail before we descend the moraine to the base camp. From EBC we get fantastic close-up views of the famous Khumbu Ice Fall, Nuptse, and the mountains separating Nepal from Tibet, including Pumori. Afterward, we return to Gorakshep.
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Today is the big day! We set out on an epic journey, tracing the Khumbu Glacier as it leads us northwards to Gorakshep (5,184m). As we reach Gorakshep, the air thins, and we find ourselves in the highest village in the valley. But the adventure doesn't stop here; it's just the beginning. Our next destination is none other than the renowned Everest Base Camp.

The path unfolds as we walk across the sandy flat expanse of Gorakshep, gradually climbing onto the moraine of the Khumbu Glacier. The trail beckons us forward, leading us to descend the moraine until we stand at the very heart of Everest Base Camp. Here, the views are nothing short of spectacular – the iconic Khumbu Ice Fall, the towering Nuptse, and the mountain range that serves as the boundary between Nepal and Tibet, with the impressive Pumori in the mix.

Captivated by the beauty of Everest Base Camp, we take in the breathtaking scenery before retracing our steps back to Gorakshep. It's a day filled with close-up encounters with nature's wonders, leaving us with memories of the majestic landscapes and the thrill of standing in the shadow of the world's tallest peak.

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rewrite in enggaging formate in simple eng;llish Another challenging, yet rewarding day awaits. We climb up to Kala Pattar, 'Black Rock', at 5,545m which gives us a great view of Everest. Afterward, we return to Gorak Sheep, have a warm drink, and continue back to Dzong La via Lobuche. From Gorakshep, retrace our steps down to Lobuche and continue to Dzong La. The Trek offers pleasant views of peaks Tabuche Cholatse soar above the shores of the beautiful torque lakes. We see some very beautiful birds of the Himalayas on this trail.
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Get ready for another day filled with challenges and incredible rewards! Our destination is the towering Kala Pattar, often called 'Black Rock,' standing proudly at 5,545m. The climb may be tough, but the view of Everest from this vantage point is absolutely worth it.

Once we've soaked in the awe-inspiring scenery, we make our way back to Gorak Sheep. There, we treat ourselves to a warm drink, replenishing our energy for the journey ahead. Our trail leads us back to Dzong La via Lobuche, a route that offers delightful views of peaks like Tabuche and Cholatse, which majestically rise above the shores of beautiful turquoise lakes.

As we descend from Gorakshep to Lobuche, keep an eye out for some of the most beautiful birds of the Himalayas that grace this trail. It's a trek filled not only with challenging climbs and breathtaking vistas but also with the chance to witness the vibrant wildlife that calls these stunning landscapes home. Each step brings us closer to nature's wonders and leaves us with memories to cherish.
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Our adventure kicks off with a stroll on a flat path that gradually opens up, and before we know it, the real climb begins! The trail gets steeper and rockier, hugging the walls on the west side. As we ascend, we find ourselves navigating through boulders and a scattered collection of rocks beneath the retreating glacier and snowfield.

But oh, the effort pays off! From the heights of Cho La, we're treated to breathtaking views, peering west over the stunning landscapes of Gokyo and the majestic Kyajo RI Peak. Once we conquer the summit, a steep descent awaits, leading us down to the Cho La Base Camp. But the adventure doesn't end there – we press on, continuing our journey to the enchanting Gokyo.

It's almost like stepping into paradise after conquering the challenging terrain. The beauty that unfolds is a reward in itself, making every step, every climb, and every descent worth the effort. The trek is an expedition of wonders, and Gokyo awaits as the perfect destination to bask in the paradise we've earned.
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Picture this: we set out from the cozy teahouse bright and early in the morning, and this time, lucky us, no heavy backpacks to weigh us down! Our destination? The stunning Gokyo RI, a small hill perched to the northwest of the village. Get ready for a steep ascent that leads us to an elevation of 5360m.

Once we conquer the top of this little hill, get ready for a treat! The panoramic views spread out before us are nothing short of incredible. Feast your eyes on the majesty of Everest, the grandeur of Lhotse, the imposing presence of Makalu, the beauty of Cholatse, the sprawling Ngozumpa Glacier, the mighty Taboche, and, of course, the impressive Cho Oyu. It's like Mother Nature herself is putting on a breathtaking display just for us. The climb may be steep, but the views from the top make every step worth it!
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Our journey unfolds as we follow the trail of Gokyo RI and then take a turn towards the south. As we make our way, we hug the shores of the lakes, and you'll notice the path marked by cairns, those little stacked stones guiding our way. The good news? It's not too steep at first. But wait, as we navigate through rockier terrain, get ready for a bit of a challenge – the final push might be a tad tiring.

Now, here comes the magic! The views from Renjo La are nothing short of unreal, with the mighty Everest dominating the panorama. It's like stepping into a dreamland of breathtaking landscapes. But, of course, what goes up must come down. From here, we follow the descending trail, passing by several Yak Kharkas, those high-altitude pastures, until we reach the charming destination of Lungden. It's a trek filled with surprises, challenges, and rewards – all part of the adventure that makes every step memorable!
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Our trek kicks off with a descent to Marulung at 4210m, leading us down the western side of the valley. Along the way, our trail crosses the Langmuche Khola, which flows from the picturesque Dig Tso. After that, we follow the path along the Bhote Koshi and embark on a climb to Thame.

Thame isn't just a stop; it's a little gem on our journey. We take the time to explore the monastery and the surrounding areas. Now, here's the thing – we have a choice. We could decide to stop in Namche for the day instead of Thame, but here's the catch – we might miss the beauty of the monastery. Trust me, it's worth it! Thame, with its traditional charm, is a place that adds an extra touch of magic to our adventure. It's a stop filled with tradition, culture, and the kind of beauty that makes our trek truly special.
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Now, our journey takes an exciting turn as we begin a trek with a descent to the Bhote Koshi, crossing a sturdy steel box bridge at the end of a canyon carved by the river. The trail then treats us to a bit of a climb before settling into an easy downhill path, where we cross the Thesbu Khola. As we continue on a broad trail through a serene pine forest, the anticipation builds, leading us back to the vibrant Namche.

But wait, the adventure doesn't have to end here! From Namche, we can retrace our steps down to Phakding, completing the loop of our trek. Alternatively, for those craving more adventure, there's an option to extend the trip and venture into the Rolwaling Tashi Laptse Pass Trek (5780m) starting from Thame. And if you're feeling extra adventurous, there's the thrilling opportunity for Pharchamo (6187m) Peak Climbing – and the best part? It only requires a few additional days. It's like having a menu of exciting possibilities, and the choice is all yours!
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Backtracking to day 03, we're retracing our steps. Even though the path is mostly downhill, don't underestimate it – the relentless slope can be tough on the knees. That's where trekking poles come to the rescue, making the descent a bit more comfortable. Along the way, we make sure to take necessary breaks, treating ourselves to relaxed tea stops. It's a chance to catch our breath, rest those knees, and soak in the surroundings before we continue our journey.
[Included meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner]
Overnight at Teahouse/Lodge

Fly back to Kathmandu and transfer to hotel

We highly recommend giving yourself at least an extra day in Kathmandu before your final departure. The mountain weather can be quite unpredictable, and even in the best season, flights might get delayed or postponed for a day or more. We understand that plans can change, and if you prefer, we can arrange a helicopter charter from Kathmandu to Lukla or Lukla to KTM, though it comes with an additional cost.

During your free day in Kathmandu, you have a world of options. You can simply unwind and relax, or to make your day truly memorable, consider a sightseeing tour to the UNESCO Heritage sites (Pashupatinath, Boudha Stupa, Swayambhu/Monkey Temple). If you're up for a bit of adventure, you could opt for a 1 hour and 30 minutes Langtang helicopter tour or a 3-4 hour rock climbing session. There's also the option for a Chitwan jungle safari, and much more.

[Meals included: bed and breakfast]
Enjoy a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel.

A representative from GTT will take you to the airport in a private vehicle.
[Meal included: Breakfast]