About Everest Three High Pass Trek
The Everest Three Passes trek is perhaps the most challenging Everest base camp journey. It is also the most trek we run in Nepal, spending 15 days in total. Therefore, that would just be for the most accomplished trekker. The Three PassesTrek, unless you are up towards it, genuinely delivers the greatest of the Khumbu region.
Mountain enthusiasts and Himalayan obsessives, take note! The Three Passes Trek is a whole Everest region cycle that takes visitors across some of the world's highest mountain passes. To get to the Cho La, ascend the Kongma La (La meaning Pass) (5535 meters), the tallest of the passes (5420 meters). Prior to actually going towards the Renjo La, descend to the picturesque Gokyo Lakes (5345 meters).
Backpackers can hike to the pinnacle of 3 beautiful peaks: GokyoRi (5360m), Kala Patthar (5545m), and ChukkungRi (5545m) in conjunction with traversing the three passes (5550m). Every one of those peaks provides a unique view of the lunar-like terrain of the Everest area. Aside from the peaks and passes, you'll be able to say you've been to Everest Base Camp, which is attached to the bones of the world's highest mountain. We pass by two notable glaciers on the trek: Ngozumpa Glacier and Khumbu Glacier. The breathtaking magnificence of the surroundings you will see on this trip is beyond explanation.
The Everest Three High Passes Trek is indeed one of the world's toughest challenging treks, leading you well into the Everest region. Visitors will see what is around Everest but also how the terrain rises to form the world's tallest mountain. The walk is strenuous and gives a better image of the tough scenery, chilly weather, and ongoing human effort at high altitudes.
Hiking three 5000-meter passes is an accomplishment intended for the bold, daring, and dedicated, rather than the physically fit or strong. It will be a pleasant and unforgettable journey if you allow sufficient time to acclimate.
The Sagarmatha National Park is home to the Everest Three High Passes Trek. The Sagarmatha National Park is 1148 square kilometers in size. There seem to be 118 bird species in this national park, as well as endangered animals indeed the musk deer, snow leopard, red panda, and Himalayan black bear. Plants stop growing at altitudes exceeding 5,750m, and indeed the flora in this region is dwarf-sized.