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eveRest3 Peaks 3 Passes Itinerary

A trekking experience that blows the mind!

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Why trek with EverTrek? 3

Customer reviews 4

Trip overview 5

Experience needed 6

Your itinerary 7

Equipment list 17

Extend your adventure 19

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Why trek with eveRtrek?

We get it – travel’s a big decision. It’s not every day you fly across the world to wander the streets of Thamel in Kathmandu or enjoy a dreamy Everest sunrise.But for us, it’s been our everyday for the past two decades (yes, we’re old). Let’s just say we know what travellers really want as we have been there: a balance of inclusions and free time, a mix of classic highlights and local secrets you won’t find on Google. And of course, an authentic real life experience.

Great customer feedback

We have over 100 online reviews for our Nepal treks, with an average satisfaction rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars. We know how to get you to destinations like Mt Everest and have a 95% success rate on our high altitude treks which is way above the industry standard 60%.

Excellent local trekking guides

We only use local experienced guides, some with over 15 years’ experience of leading customers to places like Mt Everest. Their local knowledge and understanding of the often changeable mountain conditions is second to none. As we use local guides, this means that the vast majority of your money will go straight to the destination and help build employment and grow the local economy. What finer way to visit a country than knowing you will be supporting its local communities whilst also enjoying yourself at the same time.

We’re personal

As a smaller company we are able to remain customer focused and provide you with a far more personalised service than our larger competitors. We pride ourselves on our personal, approachable service, from your initial enquiry all the way through to the small, but essential details.

We also understand the need for balance. Time is your most precious resource, especially on a trip like an Everest trek. That’s why our trips are built with balance in mind. A little group time, a little you time – the way it should be.

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Core values

This is our way of life and we love what we do! EverTrek was created with an undisputed passion for discovery and adventure and the desire to share our knowledge and experiences with others. We can’t think of anything better than helping people get out of their comfort zone, fulfil their dreams and tick things of their Bucket List!

“Overjoyed with my recent trip to EBC.”I can’t praise Evertrek enough. From the 1st day I contacted Andy he has

been amazing. Offering fantastic advice & tips before my trip. Hotel, guides & transfers in Kathmandu were spot on. Biggest credit has to go to the guide & sherpa who take care of you every step of the way. Thank you Evertrek!

Donna Brown

“The guides were truly amazing, professional and were always on-hand to look after us.”

Thanks guys for the experience of a lifetime. What can I say about Evertrek! Simply brilliant. From the moment we spoke with Andy and signed up it was all taken care of. The guides were

truly amazing, professional and were always on-hand to look after us. Listen, this is a tough challenge but it’s well within the reach of most of you out there considering the possibility. I’ve

kept myself pretty fit all my life (63 years young) but trying to keep up with my sons was, at times, pushing my limits. The scenery is so beautiful it becomes an emotional challenge at times.

We did Kilimanjaro a few years ago - Base Camp blows that away completely. However, you need to be in the best hands and we were. Our guides, Rahul and Krishna were meticulous in making

sure we were looked after every step of the way and needless to say we have become friends for life. I cannot recommend EverTrek highly enough. Don’t think about this for too long - just do it. They’ll get there and you’ll never forget the experience. So,as soon as I have some pics ready

I’ll upload and share but please do not hesitate to contact me while I’m still flying through thin air!!! Thanks again Andy and EverTrek.

Alan Irwin

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The Everest 3 Peaks 3 Passes Trek in the Khumbu region of Nepal offers one of the most rewarding and truly special experiences in trekking.

With the first challenge being Everest Base Camp(5364m) you will then conquer the altitude of the three high passes: Renjo La (5,360m), Cho La (5,420m) and Kongma La (5,535m) along with Kala Patthar (5,545m).

The altitude and steep inclines make the hike to the 3 High Passes of Everest one of the most demanding treks in the Everest region. However the spectacular views make the tough journey worth while and the experience of natural and cultural beauty offered by the Khumbu region of Nepal literally takes you’re breath away. Highlights also include the views of many peaks towering 8000m or more from sea level. You will see the beautiful Island Peak, this a great peak in its own right for mountain climbing and some see this as a first step into mountaineering (See our peak trips for more information). The 2 glaciers, Ngozumpa and Khumbu glacier, with the other worldly view of Gokyo valley with its glorious lakes making this a photographers dream.

This trek is also an opportunity to meet friendly Sherpas, their picturesque settlements, lifestyle, culture and traditions. March-May & September-December are the best times to plan Everest Three Passes treks, as one can also participate/observe the Tengboche Mani Rimdhu festival and dance (October) and Dumje festival (April). Previous experience is not required; however, sound health, excellent stamina, mental and physical determination are definitely required to successfully complete the Everest 3 Peaks 3 Passes Trek.

The standard 19 days Everest 3 Peaks 3 Passes Trek itinerary is a guided trek (by team leader and local Sherpas) ensuring proper acclimatisation with an average of 5-7 hour walk in a day. The package price includes full board during the trek and bed and breakfast in Kathmandu.

After a 30-35 min flight to Lukla, the Everest 3 high passes hiking trail continues along the train until Namche from where the trail turns west to follow a clockwise trail that passes through different small settlements, forests, high passes, river, glaciers, lakes, and hills making a complete circuit route.

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experience Needed

The Everest 3 Peaks 3 Passes Trek is a tough and arduous trek. It is meant to be challenging.

You must be a fit, regular hillwalker to take part, used to long, consecutive days walking in the British Mountains, preferably in Winter. You should have experience of walking steep, boulder- strewn paths where the use of hands has been essential to scramble upwards over rocky steps.

Previous experience of Himalayan trekking is preferable, but not essential as long as you are a very regular and committed hillwalker. As this route takes you over remote high passes, experience of having been to 5000-metres before is ideal.

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Day 1: Arrival day (1,300m/4,264 ft)

Welcome to Kathmandu – the capital city of Nepal. Today is your first day with EverTrek. We will send one of our company representatives to pick you up at the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA). Today, we also have our welcome dinner.

Meals included: Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Nepali food, Cultural music and Ethnic dance.)

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Kathmandu Valley sightseeing and trek preparation (1,300m/4,264 ft)

Kathmandu valley, is a place of numerous natural, cultural and historical sites. Therefore, today, we take you on a day tour around Kathmandu. After your tour, we again meet for a few hours to finalize your clothing and trekking gear (down jacket, trekking boots, sleeping bags etc.) required during the trek. The night will be spent at the hotel in Kathmandu.

Meals included: Breakfast

(Highlights of the day: World Heritage sites like Kathmandu Durbar Square (a historical structure offering architectural wonders), the Pashupatinath temple (a Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva- lord possessing the power of destruction), Swyambhunath and Boudhanath (a Buddhist shrine dedicated to Lord Buddha- Light of Asia.)

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Day 3: Fly to Lukla and Trek to Phakding (2,652m/8,700ft)

Today is the first day of the trek and our destination is Phakding. We will be escorted in a private vehicle to the Tribhuvan International Airport to board an early morning flight to Lukla. After a 30-35 min flight you will land at the Lukla Airport (Tenzing Hillary Airport). We will meet our porters and other members of the our team here. We will also prepare your luggage for the porters. Once everything is set, the 3 peaks 3 passes trek begins towards the destination of the day leaving Lukla behind. After three hours of mainly downhill and flat trail, we finally reach Phakding. You can freshen up and relax and enjoy the beautiful village which sits on the Dudh Kosi river. We will go for a short walk in the village of Phakding or even a hike to nearby Gompas for acclimatization purposes. The night will be spent at a lodge in Phakding.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Wonderful aerial view of the terrain from the plane, colorful Lukla village, ‘Mani’ prayer rocks, Phakding village and ‘Gompas’ monasteries, downhill and flat trail.)

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4Day Day 4: Trek to Namche Bazzar (3440m/11,283ft)

Today is the second day of the trek and our destination is Namche Bazaar. We leave Phakding and move towards Monju crossing a number of suspension bridges and small settlements. Monju is recognized as the gateway to the Sagarmatha National Park. On reaching Sagarmatha National Park, the team leaders will take care of the necessary national park formalities at the park entrance while you enjoy a hot drink and check out the local shops. We then descend and walk across another few suspension bridges. On crossing these bridges the trail then leads uphill towards Namche Bazaar that offers the first view of Mt. Everest along with other peaks. This is a tough 2 hour hike. The night will be spent at a lodge in Namche Bazaar.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: small settlements like Zapute, Toktok, Benkar, Chumoa and Monju, Sagarmatha National Park, small tea houses and shops, suspension bridges, steep trail, Namche Bazaar and the very first view of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse and Mt. Kusum Khangru.)

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Day 5: Acclimatisation day

Today, the third day of the trek, we get involved in activities that help us adapt to the change in altitude and thinning air. Remaining active is the best way to acclimatise. Therefore, instead of resting, we visit nearby popular Sherpa village like Khumjung, and Khunde which further aids in acclimatisation. We explore the monasteries and the lifestyle of the people at Namche. Namche bazaar offers a huge variety of options to spend the day. The night will be spent at a lodge in Namche Bazaar.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Thame-an old Sherpa village, settlements like Khumjung/Khunde/Khongde, National Park Head office, Museum, monasteries, cafes, bakeries, shops, restaurants, post office, hospital, government health post, 24 hour electricity and water supply and high speed internet access.)

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Day 6: Trek to Thame (3,800m/12,467ft)

Today is the fourth day of the trek and our destination is Thame. Leaving the traditional Everest Base Camp route, we take a clockwise flat trail that first descends to Phurte crossing Gongla accompanied by different monasteries and Chorten en route. We then cross the Thesebu river and ascend towards Thamo. We explore the Thamo village and continue to ascend the trail along the Bhote Koshi river until we reach the Thame village. Before reaching Thame, we cross a suspension bridge across the Bhote Koshi river. We spend the remaining day exploring the Thame village. The night will be spent at a lodge in Thame village

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Sherpa villages: Thamo and Thame and the lifestyle of people living in these villages, Thame Gompa, and other small monasteries and Chortens en route, a pleasant company of the Bhote Koshi River as well as a small hydro power plant at Thame.)

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Day 7: Trek to Lungde (4,380m/14,370ft)

Today is the fifth day of the trek and our destination is Lumde. From Thame, following the south bank of the Bhote Koshi River, we ascend towards Marulung crossing several suspension bridges and passing various small settlements, monasteries and Mane en route. On crossing a bridge before Marulung, we follow the north bank of the Bhote Koshi river and walk uphill to Lumde through the dry valley. On reaching Lumde, we rest for some time at the lodge and again hike above the lodge for the purpose of acclimatisation. The night will be spent at a lodge in Lumde.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Excellent view of Mt. Manaslu, Lamjung Himal, Annapurna II & IV, Chame-one of the largest settlements of this area, the local population of natives that migrated from the land of Tibet centuries ago, hot spring thermal bath at the bank of river to relax your muscles.)

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Day 8: Trek to Gokya via Renjo la (4,790m/15,715ft)

Today is the sixth day of the trek and our destination is Gokyo. Today, the trail takes us to the first actual high point of the trek - Renjo La (5,360m). Today’s walk is quite difficult as the path is quite slippery with mixed terrain. After ascending for about one and a half hours the walk becomes comparatively easy until we reach the base of Renjo La. Now, a tough climb from here will take us to the first pass out of the three high passes route. From the top of Renjo La the views are spectacular so we spend a little time taking in the views. We then walk down to the Third Lake (Gokyo Tsho). On reaching Gokyo we rest for some time at the lodge and then again, we walk up to the ridge to enjoy the amazing views of the largest glacier of the Himalayas, the Ngozumba glacier. The night will be spent at a lodge in Gokyo.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Dramatic view of the Everest Himalayan range, Makalu, Teng Ragi Tau, Rolwaling Range, Gyachung Kang, and Gokyo Lakes from Renjo La Pass, magnificent view of Ngozumba glacier accompanied by small glacial lakes, vertical uphill and downhill walk on a slippery trail.)

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Day 9: Trek to Thangnag (4,700m/15,419ft)

The sixth day of the trek makes you walk towards the drier part of the Manang district. Here again, you are provided with two route options north (via Ghyaru) and south (via Hongde) of Marsyangdi River which eventually meet up at Mungi. If you are looking for an easier route, we opt for southern route, but if you are looking for a bit harder and longer route then we follow the northern one. From Mungi, we head toward Manang crossing Bryanga en route. The night will be spent at a lodge in Manang.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Slippery trail across Ngozumba glacier, view of small lakes formed by the glacier and hike to small hills in Dragnag.)

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Day 10: Trek to Dughla via Chola pass (4,620m/15,157ft)

Today is the eighth day of the trek and our destination is Dughla. Today, the trail takes us to the second destination of the trek, Cho La Pass (5,420m). Initially, we walk a vertical uphill trail along a small stream crossing Cho La Phedi. Then the trail drops down to the bottom of the Chola pass. The trail here is icy, slippery and difficult to cross. From the base, a steep rocky trail will take us to the top of Chola Pass. The top greets you with flapping prayer flags and a wonderful view of Gokyo Valley. After spending some time here, a steep descent following the icy trail (sometimes we recommend using crampons) and rocky, trail that first  takes us to Dzongla. From here, we further descend  to Dughla. The night will be spent at a lodge in Dughla.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day:Walk across Ngozumba glacier, magnificent view of AmaDablam & Cholatse and the Gokyo Valley from Cho La pass, flapping prayer flags on top of Chola pass, icy, slippery and rocky trail and a grand view of Cholatse North Face from Dzongla.)

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Day 11: Trek to Gorak Shep (5,140m/16,863ft)

Today is the ninth day of the trek and our destination is Gorakshep. We start with an easy downhill walk till the point the trail meets the traditional Everest base camp trail. From this point we continue to ascend towards Lobuche crossing Thokla pass. Following the west bank of the Khumbu Glacier, the trail continues to ascend till Lobuche pass. Shortly after crossing this pass, we come across a junction of Changri Nup Glacier and Changi Shar Glacier that merge to Khumbu Glacier.  We walk across the glacier to reach the destination of the day, Gorakshep, at the bottom of Kalapatthar. The night will be spent at a lodge in Gorakshep.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Highest, small but temporary settlement in Dughla, Tombstones of trekkers who lost their lives in the glacier, glaciers like Khumbu, Lobuche, Changrir Nup and Changri Shar, Lobuche & Thokla pass and the view of Mt. Everest, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Pumori along with other snow capped peaks.)

Day 12: Visit Everest Base camp (5,364m/17,598ft)

Today is the tenth day of the trek and our destination is Everest Base Camp. Leaving the trail to Kala Patthar, we hike to the base camp through the ridge of the Khumbu glacier. Colourful Buddhist prayer flags greet us at the base camp of Mount Everest. We spend some time exploring the area and then walk back down to the lodge at Gorakshep. The remaining day will be spent either exploring the area or simply resting at the lodge. The night will be spent at a lodge in Gorakshep.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlight of the day: North ridge of Everest along with 360 degree vista of snowy mountains like Mt. Pumori, Mt. Mahalangur, Mt. Lingtern, Mt. Khumbutse, Mt. Nuptse, glimpse of Kala Patthar, rocky and glacial trail and the Everest Base Camp.)

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Day 13: Hike to Kalapatthar and Trek to Lobuche (4,910m/16,108ft)

Today is the eleventh day of the trek and our destination is Lobuche. Before heading to Lobuche we walk up to Kala Pathhar which is the best vantage point in the entire Khumbu region. Today we start early, in fact, before breakfast to see the early morning sun rays striking the mountains. Initially we hike for about two hours, which will take us to Kala Patthar. We observe the first rays of sunshine striking the highest mountain on the planet. Then we hike down to Gorakshep, have breakfast and then walk towards Lobuche retracing the same trail used earlier. The night will be spent at a lodge in Lobuche.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Sunrise view  and the mind blogging view of majestic Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Pumori, Amadablam, Thamserku, Mera Peak and other peaks of the Everest region from Kala Patthar, and a second chance to  experience the view of glaciers like Changri Shar, Changri Nup and Khumbu.)

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Day 14: Trek to Chukung (4,730m/15,510ft)

Today is the twelfth day of the trek and our destination is Chhkhung. From Lobuche, on crossing the icy trail over Khumbu Glacier, we head towards the final destination of the trek and the highest pass (Kongma La – 5,535m) out of the three high passes. It’s a tough climb to the top of the Kongma La pass as the trail is icy and slippery.

Also, the area lacks water resources and tea houses. Therefore, we suggest you carry enough water to drink for the entire day. After enjoying the views, we take a steep downward trail which leads us to Lhangbo which is a junction of the Everest 3 Peaks 3 passes trail and the Island Peak trek trail. Leaving the main trail, we follow the Island Peak trek trail. On crossing Nuptse glacier, a short ascent will finally us to Chhukhung. The night will be spent at a lodge in Chhukhung.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Aloofness of the area at Kongma La, magnificent views of Island peak and rough ridge of Amphu Lapcha, glaciers like Nuptse, Lhotse Nup, Lhotse and Ama Dablam.)

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Day 15: Trek to Tengboche (3,860m/12,664ft)

Today is the thirteenth day of the trek and our destination is Tengboche. Leaving Island Peak trekking trail behind, we walk down to Chubejung Kharka, where the trail again meets the regular 3 peaks 3 passes trekking trail. Following the trail along the Imja Khola, we further descend to Orsho after crossing a suspension bridge. Then, we walk on a flat trail for some time, cross two more suspension bridges and walk down to Milingo. A fair ascend from here will finally take us to Tengboche crossing Deboche.The remaining day will be spent exploring Tengboche. The night will be spent at a lodge in Tengboche.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Vertical descent and flat trail experience, humming Imja Khola River, major villages like Dingoboche, Pangboche, Deboche and Tengboche, trail accompanied by a number of monasteries and Chortens, Tengboche Monastery – the largest monastery in Khumbu region along with the view of majestic peaks: Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku and Tawache. Also, culture, lifestyle and settlement of Sherpas in the Khumbu region.)

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Day 16: Trek to Namche Bazzar (3440m/11,283ft)

Today is the fourteenth day of the trek and our destination is Namche Bazaar. A steep descent from Tengboche through the rhododendron forest will first lead us to the bottom of the hill, where we cross a suspension bridge to reach Phunke Tenga. From here, a steep climb through pine and Juniper forest will take us to Khumjung. We explore the village of Khumjung and then continue to walk down to Namche Bazaar, which completes the circuit in the Khumbu region of Nepal. The evening can be spent either exploring Namche Bazaar or simply resting at the lodge. The night will be spent at a lodge in Namche Bazaar.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Experience of rhododendron, pine and juniper forest, vertical up and downhill walk, experience of water driven prayer wheels, stone-steps, the longest Mani walls, Tenzing Norgye Memorial Stupa, the pleasant view of Ama Dablam, Lhotse Shar Taboche, Kangtega & Thamserku and the modern facilities at Namche Bazaar.)

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Day 17: Trek to Lukla (2,840m/9,317ft)

Today is the last day of the trek and our destination is Lukla. Starting Namche, a 6-7 hour trek will finally take us to Lukla. The trail continues downhill towards the bridge over the Dudh Koshi River, where the Bhote Koshi River meets the Dudh Koshi River at Larja Dobhan. A slight descent from here will then take us to Monjo (entry and exit point of the Sagarmatha National Park). After the national park exit formalities, we walk down to cross a suspension bridge across Kyashar Khola, and following the east bank of the Bhote Koshi River we further walk towards another bridge over the Bhote Koshi River. Now, following the west bank of the Bhote Koshi River, we walk down to Phakding. From Phakding, the trail descends till Thado Koshi Gaon, and a gradual ascent from here will finally take us to Lukla. The night will be spent at a lodge in Lukla where we let our hair down and have a celebration on a job well done.

Meals included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Last view of Mt. Everest from Namche Bazaar, Kongde RI from Phakding and Kusum Khangkaru from Thado Koshigaon, beautiful rhododendron and Magnolia forest, trail accompanied by various prayer rocks –Mani wall and  monasteries including 500 years old monastery – Pemacholing Monastery, small Sherpa settlements like Zapute, Toktok, Benkar, Chumoa and Monju,  and finally the colorful village of Lukla.) 

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Day 18: Fly to Kathmandu (1,300m/4,264 ft)

Today is your last day in the Khumbu region of Nepal. Our Sherpas will carry your luggage to the airport while other formalities will be taken care by your team leader. Once the plane lands at the airport, we will directly board the plane and fly back to Kathmandu early in the morning, enjoying the scenic view once again from the sky. A comfortable private vehicle will be awaiting our arrival in Kathmandu Airport, which will safely escort you to the hotel. In the evening we meet for some time to discuss your trek. The night will be spent at a tourist standard hotel in Kathmandu.

Meals included: Breakfast/Dinner

(Highlights of the day: Wonderful aerial view of the terrain from the plane, tourist standard hotel in Kathmandu.)

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Day 19: Departure day

Today is the last day of your trip in Nepal with EverTrek. If your flight is scheduled early morning, then one of our company representatives will escort you to the airport as per your flight departure time. But, if the flight is scheduled later in the evening, you can go shopping and collect a few mementos or simply hang around shopping areas in Kathmandu.

(The usual day for a trek: Every day, our guides will come to wake you up at around 7:00-7:30am. In case of special days like sunrise viewing days our guides will wake you up early in the morning at around 4-4:30am.  A western breakfast like porridge, oats, toasts, etc. will be served at around 8:00-8:30am. The lunch will be served from a teahouse menu at about 12-1pm. However, the lunch time can also be postponed on request. The dinner will be served at around 8:30-9:00pm. Your accommodation is arranged at a lodge or also in 3*hotel (subject to availability) where we stop for overnight.

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equipment listOver the years, we have gained an incredible amount of experience and expertise in outdoor equipment and clothing. We have applied this to each trip that we offer and recommend what we believe to be the most suitable items for your trip. The packed weight of your trek bag while trekking should be no more than 15 kgs. It is possible to leave clothes or other items not required on trek at the group hotel.

We suggest you bring the following Items:

Hiking boots

Socks

Trekking trousers

Underwear

Baselayer shirts

Fleece jacket or warm jumper

Waterproof jacket

Warm Down Jacket

Sunhat/Warm hat/Beanie

Neck Buff

Sunglasses

Thermal gloves

Warm and waterproof gloves or mittens

Headtorch and spare batteries

Sun protection

Water bottles 1 Litre x2

Washbag and toiletries

Toilet paper (you can also buy this in the lodges if necessary)

Antibacterial handwash

Travel towel

Selection of dry bags (to keep trek bag contents dry)

Small padlock (to lock trek bag)

Daypack roughly 30 litres

Sleeping bag (comfort rated –10ºC)*

Basic First Aid Kit including: antiseptic cream, throat lozenges, diarrhoea treatment (Imodium), altitude (Diamox), painkillers, plasters and blister treatment, insect repellent, and re-hydration salts (Dioralite). Glucose tablets and multi-vitamin tablets are also a good idea.

The following items are optional:

Trekking poles

Trainers or similar for use in the lodges

Spare laces

Shorts

Long johns (thermal underwear)

Gaiters

Sleeping bag liner

Ear plugs (particularly if you are not the one snoring)

Travel clothes

Camera

Pen-knife (remember to pack sharp objects in hold baggage)

Repair kit (eg. needle, thread, duct tape)

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When booking your trip with Bucket List Adventure Travel, you will be able to Book ‘Add On’s’ on our booking gateway.

Chitwan National Park Jungle Safari Extension

5 days From £350 per person

The jungles of southern Nepal are an interesting counterpoint to trekking in the foothills or the high Himalaya. We provide a stay in a comfy lodge and a relaxing base for a wildlife safari and cultural village experience. During a Jungle Safari you will be accompanied by an expert guide on safari by jeep by boat and on foot.

Everest Mountain Flight

1 Day From £225 per person

The Everest mountain flight is an hour long early morning flight in Kathmandu to the high Himalayan range to the north east of Nepal. Views of Mount Everest (8,850 meters) & other peaks in the surrounding area. Re-trace your steps, this time by air.

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