Everest Three Peaks Climbing - 24 Days

Upon arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport, you will complete visa formalities and collect your luggage. Our staff members will wait at the terminal to offer a warm welcome and escort you to the hotel in a private vehicle. We will have a pre-trip meeting for our exceptional mountaineering adventure in the evening.

The journey begins with a thrilling and scenic aerial ride from Kathmandu to Tenzing-Hillary Airport, Lukla. This cultural hub is a gateway to the glorious Everest region. From here, the route descends through lush landscapes and Sherpa villages to the Dudh Koshi River. You will arrive at the peaceful village of Phakding, where you will rest for the night.

The route to Namche Bazaar begins with a scenic trail weaving through dense pine forests towards the iconic Hillary Suspension Bridge. Moving ahead, you arrive at the Monjo entry point of Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The path gets difficult from here onwards as it ascends steeply over the scenic hills. The hike ends as you reach Namche Bazaar, a vibrant and bustling town of the Khumbu region.

Today, we rest in Namche Bazaar to adjust to our gained elevation. To further enhance the acclimatization process, you will hike to the Everest View Hotel to enjoy panoramic views of Everest, Ama Dablam, and Lhotse. Later, you can also visit the Sherpa Museum to learn about their culture and mountaineering history. We advise you to slow down, stay hydrated, and prepare for the demanding trek ahead.

Hiking from Namche to Tengboche is a rewarding experience with views of iconic peaks. Eventually, you will come across the Dudh Koshi River again and begin a challenging uphill ascent through rugged paths to reach Tengboche. On the way, you will visit the famous Tengboche Monastery, the largest in the region. The sacred site stands as a spiritual beacon surrounded by

The trail to Dingboche offers a stunning landscape and the cultural richness of the Everest region. Leaving Tengboche behind, the path gradually descends to the Imja Khola River. Moving ahead, you make a steep ascent to Pangboche, the highest permanent Sherpa settlement. As you gain altitude, the air becomes thinner, and you have to take periodic rest and make slow strides to reach the picturesque village of Dingboche.

It is the second acclimatization day here in Dingboche, which is essential for adapting to high-altitude exposure further on the expedition. This charming village is surrounded by beautiful snow capped mountains, which you can have a closer view of from the Nangkartshang Peak (5,083m/16,625ft) The short hike to Nangakrshang, a vantage point adjusts and prepared the body while rewarding you with panoramic vistas.

Today, we travel deeper into the rugged high-altitude landscapes of the Everest region. As the trail ascends, the surrounding vegetation disappears and the landscape becomes rocky with few glacial moraines. The route follows the Khumbu Glacier, offering breathtaking views of Lobuche, Nuptse, and Pumori. A significant stop in today's trek is the Thukla Pass, where a memorial is built to honor climbers who lost their lives. We reach Lobuche, a picturesque village surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery.

Today's hike is one of the best highlights of the Everest Three Peak Climb. We will prepare for the ascent to Kala Pathar early to avoid unpredictable weather conditions. The trail will be dark, and we will use our flashlights to navigate. As the altitude increases, the air is thinner, and the atmosphere is colder. Along the way, you will have a brief break at Gorak Shep before making a final push to Kalapathar. At the vantage point, you are rewarded with panoramic views of Everest, Pumori, Nuptse, and the Khumbu Glacier. We will then descend back to Gorak Shep for breakfast and make our way back to Lobuche.

It is a demanding hike today as the trail follows the lateral moraine of Khumbu Glacier, with frequent rocky ridges and ice formations. On the final push to Everest Base Camp, we will make a slow and gradual ascent with frequent breaks. Standing at the base of the world's highest mountain, you will cherish the remarkable experience of enjoying stunning views of the Himalayan landscapes. After spending an unforgettable time at the base camp, we retraced our path back to Lobuche.

Today marks the beginning of the climbing phase of the Everest Three Peaks Climbing expedition. The route ascends gradually on steep terrains as you navigate through glacial terrain and rocky moraines. As the altitude increases, the air gets thinner, and you will have to maintain a gradual and composed pace. Upon arriving at Lobuche Base Camp, we will practice the essential mountaineering techniques such as crampon use, rope work, and ice axe handling. This is a crucial step to ensure proper preparation for the climb ahead.

The summit push from Lobuche High Camp to Lobuche East Peak begins early in the morning. We navigate the steep rocky terrain and icy slopes using crampons, ice axes, and fixed ropes. Reaching the summit is an unforgettable experience, marking the first peak conquered in the three-peaks expedition. After soaking in the picturesque panoramic views, we retrace the route towards base camp and Lobuche.

The trail to Pokalde Basecamp takes trekkers into the stunning Imja Valley, which is surrounded by vast glaciers and towering peaks. We make our way through alpine terrain, which opens up, revealing breathtaking views of Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Island Peak. Moving on, we make a challenging uphill climb to Kongma La Pass at 5,535 m. From here, we take it slow and gradually hike towards the Pokalde Base Camp.

The Pokalde summit push begins early morning, requiring careful navigation and footing over technical sections and rocky terrain. The initial stretch of the route follows a rugged trail with icy trails and loose scree. Moving ahead, you must scramble across the ice slope using rope work and ice axes to ascend higher. At the summit, you will be welcomed by the panoramic sight of Himalayan vistas stretching across the vast horizon. After celebrating the memorable achievement, you follow the route back to Chukhung.

Our day starts with a hearty breakfast early in the morning: Tibetan-influenced meals. After a brief break, we prepared ourselves for a 4 to 5-hour round trip to Chuhuking Ri. The vantage points reward you with panoramic views of Everest, Ama Dablam, and Makalu. The short hike keeps your body active and moving, helping it adapt to the high-altitude environment and atmospheric conditions.

After the needed rest day in Chhukung, our journey resumes, gradually ascending through glacial paths and rocky moraines. As you reach higher elevation, the landscape becomes more rugged with ice formation marking the transition into alpine terrain. After finally reaching the base camp, we will set up camps and begin final preparation for the summit push tomorrow. As the time is limited, we recommend you stay hydrated, consume nutrition fruits and get enough rest to recover.

The route to the summit of Island Pea progresses through a glacier with technical terrain, challenging crevasses, and a steep ridgeline that requires careful maneuvering. Once on the summit, you are rewarded with stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and other surrounding peaks. After enjoying this remarkable moment, we will descend back to the base Camp.

After conquering the Island Peak, you will make it back to familiar terrain, to Chhukung. The village is an ideal spot for you to regroup with the expedition members and prepare for the hike ahead. If you have energy left in you, travelers can also visit the Imja Tsho glacial lake, enjoying the jaw-dropping views of the surrounding mountains.

Today, we head back from Chhukung to Teng boche, which is a steady and pleasant hike downwards through beautiful hills and valleys. The trail ahead follows the Imja Khola Valley, surrounded by picturesque landscapes and lush forests. By the evening, we will arrive at Tengboche, where we will stay at a local teahouse or guesthouse to spend the night.

After a hearty early morning breakfast at Tengboche, our hike resumes as we retrace a familiar trail back to Namche Bazaar. Along the way, we pass by scenic views of mountains, hills, several prayer flags, and chortens adorned along the trail. They are regarded as carrying our wishes to heaven and are a symbol of the spirituality and serenity of the region. Upon arriving at Namche Bazaar, we are greeted by the familiar ambiance of the vibrant town. You can spend the rest of the evening at a restaurant or cafe reflecting on the climbing experience.

As we bid farewell to Namche Bazaar and the Everest region, we retrace our steps back to Lukla. The hike is easy and not physically challenging, allowing you to enjoy the stunning vistas and captivating scenery along the way. Passing through the same landmarks we crossed earlier in the trek, we take periodic breaks reminiscing about our adventure. We arrive at Lukla late in the afternoon, where we check into a teahouse to spend the night.

After completing the challenging yet rewarding Everest Three Peak climb, you take a scenic flight back to Kathmandu. The aerial journey offers a bird 's-eye view of the beautiful snow-capped peaks, green hills, and valley below. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you will be transferred back to your hotel, where you can relax the rest of the time.

Today, you can relax at your hotel or at local coffee shops and bars with the team members. On the other hand, we can arrange a day tour of the heritage sites around Kathmandu for you. The short exploration is an opportunity to witness and immerse yourself in the religious, cultural, and historical sites of Nepal.

We will pick you up at a designated time from your hotel and escort you to the airport in a private vehicle. Our staff members will leave you at the terminal, and bid you farewell for a safe journey back to your home. If you want to extend your trip or want to travel with us again, please let us know, and we will arrange a suitable package for you. Also, don’t forget to review us.