Everest Two High Pass Trek - 16 Days

We advise you to bring luggage that does not exceed 20kg per person. Please be aware that you can only carry 15kg, including hand luggage, for the flight to Lukla. If the weight limit is exceeded, you will be charged accordingly.

Travelers can leave behind their belongings in the store room in the designated hotel or at our office.

Although we provide the complimentary use of duffel bags for the trek, we advise you to bring your own to store personal belongings.

Yes, this trek is suitable for participants who are well prepared with appropriate packing, a good level of fitness, and determination.

No, you don't need previous experience, but you should be in reasonable physical shape with no medical conditions that affect you during the trek.

There is no specific age restriction or limitation on enjoying this adventurous journey to the EBC and two high passes. Anyone can complete this trek with our supervision and guidance.

Participants must be healthy and physically fit to walk for extended hours at high altitude regions.

We advise you to follow a workout regime focusing on developing your cardio, strength, durability, and flexibility. Some recommended workouts include jogging, brisk walking, weight lifting, cycling, swimming, stretching, and yoga.

It is best to assess your health with a doctor for travelers who suffer from any given medical condition. Please be informed if you can embark on this high-altitude trek or not from a healthcare professional.

Some essential items for this trek include durable boots, layered waterproof clothing, knee support, and poles.

Although no specific requirements exist, getting vaccinated against rabies, cholera, and malaria is highly suggested.

Yes, you will require comprehensive travel insurance for this trek. Ensure the policy includes coverage for medical bills, loss/theft, flight delay/cancellation, and emergency air evacuation above 5,000m.

Our staff members will wait for you at the scheduled time and escort you to the hotel in a private vehicle.

Travelers willing to visit Nepal can apply online or receive their visas on arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport or any international border. For more details, see the official Immigration site of Nepal.

To apply for Nepal Tourist Visa, you will need a passport valid for at least 6 months from the entry date and two passport-sized photos. The documents required may depend on your country of origin. The fees for the Visa are listed as per the intended days of stay in Nepal:

• Multiple entry 15 days – USD 30
• Multiple entry 30 days – USD 50
• Multiple entry 90 days – USD 125

Spring and Autumn are considered the best seasons to begin the trek to the Everest region of Nepal.

Spring Season (March to May)

• It offers pleasant weather conditions with clear and crisp skies.
• The landscape is brimming with beautiful rhododendrons and wildflowers.

Autumn Season (September to November):

• The weather conditions during this time are stable, providing pristine views.
• The trail is dry as the region experiences minimum snow and rainfall.

It is challenging to forecast the weather conditions in the Everest region due to its fluctuating nature. You can expect an average temperature of 25°C (77°F) to 20°C (-4°F) during the day. On the other hand, it drops drastically below freezing at night.

Trekking in the Everest region is not recommended during the Monsoon (June, July, September) and Winter (December, January, February). During these months, there is a high chance of snow and rainfall, which can block the trail.

You will be staying at well-facilitated teahouses and lodges on the trail for the Everest Two High Pass Trek. These accommodations provide clean rooms for your comfortable stay. On the other hand, you will be allocated to three-star hotels during your stay in Kathmandu.

The trail's hotels, teahouses, and lodges provide Western-style attached bathrooms with hot water showers. However, accommodation at higher altitudes might not have these services or will charge an additional fee.

In such a scenario, you will have to pay an extra supplemental charge for using rooms and additional services.

Yes, travelers can enjoy vegetarian meal options at the teahouses and lodge. Please provide additional information about your preferences to avoid health-related health-related issues.

Yes, the water provided at the accommodations is safe to drink. You can also enjoy boiled water at an additional cost. For added safety, we suggest you treat the water from taps with purification tablets.

The foods prepared at the accommodations are made with locally sourced ingredients and spices. The staff members follow basic safety and hygiene procedures during the cooking process. Some popular meals include dal bhat tarkari, momo, thukpa, Tibetan bread, pancakes, oatmeal, porridge, and muesli.

The permits needed for this expedition include:

• TIMS card (Trekker's Information Management System)
• Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit
• Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit

Experienced trekkers can complete the trek without additional guidance and supervision. However, we highly suggest you hire a guide, as they will provide you with valuable information and lifesaving assistance by ensuring your safety. Similarly, a porter/helper enhances your trek experience by taking the responsibility of carrying your equipment and belongings.

A porter/helper carries a maximum luggage limit of 22 kg for two travelers. Please keep in mind that you will be charged extra if your baggage exceeds the weight limit.

Yes, you can recharge them at the tea houses/lodges for an added cost of USD 1 to USD 3 per hour. You are charged an extra amount for the essential services because most of the accommodations are powered by solar energy, and the fees will be used for maintenance.

Travelers can use the internet via Wi-Fi at the accommodations for an additional cost, depending on the location. Alternatively, you can buy data packages from Everest Link, which can be used in areas that have access to network providers.

The reception depends on the area and weather conditions. Regardless, you can use our satellite phones to communicate in emergencies. You can buy local NTC and NCELL sim cards for their respective vendors.

We highly suggest you carry cash, as most shops and tea houses along the trek do not accept credit or debit cards for any transactions.

ATM services are widely available in Kathmandu, Namche Bazaar, and Lukla. However, as you ascend higher, the service might not be available. We suggest you carry enough cash to last the entire trek.

Depending on your preference, you will spend approximately USD 20 to USD 30 per day, which will be used for your personal expenses and tips for the guides and porters.

We are not responsible for booking your flights to Nepal from your home country. You must reserve your international flight tickets for this trek.

If your domestic flight gets canceled or delayed due to weather events or other unforeseen circumstances, we will book the available ticket for the following schedule.

We provide private cars, vans, tourist buses, minivans, and jeeps for this Everest Two Pass High Trek.

The trek to Everest Base Camp and two high passes is safe. Your expedition will be supported by the expertise of our expert team members, who have years of experience in the field.

If you or anyone from the group gets sick or falls ill, our guide will assess the situation and decide what to do next. The person will receive immediate medical attention and be escorted to the nearest health facility.

In such circumstances, our staff members will contact us to brief us on the given situation. Shortly after, we will begin the procedure of your immediate air evacuation covered by your travel insurance.

No, you don't have to bring a tent. For the entire trek, you will stay overnight at hotels, lodges, or teahouses.

Yes, all of our dates are guaranteed departure. If you have any questions regarding the topic, please get in touch with us.

You will not be eligible for a refund if you cannot complete the trek due to health issues or personal decisions. If you cancel the trek before the departure date, the 10% deposit will be retained as an administrative cost.