Everest Three High Passes Trek

Everest Three Passes Trek is a challenging trek and requires perfect planning to be ready for all types of challenges. One of the best ways to prepare is by asking questions, reading articles, or reading others’ answers.

It is always recommended to have a flexible itinerary for the worst case. Similarly, you should carry a map or compass, even if you are with a guide.

“Age is just a number”. However, we recommend people as young as 18 to as old as 60 for this trek.

You can book your trek with us at any time for any date. However, we recommend you choose the suitable months for the trek which is considered as best seasons for trekking. Also, we offer fixed departure dates but you need to inform us 2 months before the trek.

Of course, you can customize the trip but the trip should not be less than 18 days and it should not include any harm to the reputation of the company. If you need any help then you can send us an email.

No, there is no any hidden charges for what we have provided facilities. But if you used the horse for riding, helicopter instead of flying domestic flight, using five-star accommodation in Katmandu, then only that is your own cost to pay.

Checklist: • Daypack • Hiking pants • Waterproof jacket • Full – sleeves shirt • Jumper or pile jacket • T-shirts • Trekking boots (waterproof is recommended) • Camp shoes or Sandal • Polypropylene/wool socks • Light cotton socks for under wool socks • Woolen socks to wear with boots • Sun hat • Beanie • Gloves • Sunblock for lips • Sun lotion • Goggles or sunglasses • Thermal Long underwear • Insulated pants • Nylon windbreaker • Nylon wind pants • Water bottle • Sewing kit • Medical & first aid kit • Flashlight • Batteries and bulbs • Swiss army knife • Personal towel • Personal toiletries and medication which should be labeled.

Indeed, there are some specific cultural customers & rules that you should be aware of while trekking in not only the Everest region but other regions too. Here are the most important ones:

• Respect Local Traditions: Everest Region is the home of Sherpa people who follow Buddhism. Coming from different countries from different religions may find the local culture unique and amusing.

  While trying to show respect, unknowingly some actions or behaviors can be seen as offensive. So, you need to be mindful of your actions & behavior, especially when visiting monasteries. The best way to avoid disrespecting local traditions is to ask your guide. Also, “Never touch the forehead of Sherpa people”.

• Dress Modestly: It is considered appropriate to dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites or monasteries. Avoid dressing with offensive images or messages and clothes that are too revealing.
• Be mindful of litter: It is very important to be mindful of litter when trekking in any region of Nepal. Follow the “leave no trace” rules and minimize the impact on the environment. Dispose of waste properly, use eco-friendly products, respect wildlife, and do not let others impact the environment.