Everest Peaks Trilogy Climb

Enjoy a half-day guided tour of Kathmandu’s historical and spiritual World Heritage Sites. Later, your trek leader will meet the group for a comprehensive briefing, providing all the essential information, tips, and guidance needed for the upcoming trek.

Take an early morning scenic flight to Lukla (approximately 35 minutes), followed by a leisurely breakfast upon arrival. Meet your trekking crew for introductions and a quick organization of daypacks and main bags. Your trek begins as you follow a trail opposite the main Everest route, with gentle ascents and descents leading you to Paiya/Chutok Village.

After breakfast, begin a scenic trek through bamboo forests and across small rivers, enjoying the natural beauty of the Everest region. The trail gradually ascends to Kari La Pass (3,145 m) before descending toward Kharte, then steadily climbs to Pangkongma Village. The trek takes approximately 6 hours, with an overnight stay at a local teahouse.

Trek through rhododendron and bamboo forests, ascending to Pangkongma La Pass (3,286 m) before descending toward the valley. Cross a suspension bridge over the Hinku Khola and continue climbing to reach the scenic campsite at Nashing Dingma. This trek takes approximately 6 hours with stunning Himalayan views along the way.

Gain altitude gradually as you trek through lush pastures and greenery. Ascend the steep Surke La Pass, then continue through beautiful rhododendron forests to reach Chalem Kharka, a scenic stop in the heart of the Everest region.

From Chalem Kharka, the trail gradually leaves behind the last traces of rhododendron forests and enters more rugged, high-altitude terrain. You will trek through open grazing lands, where yaks and local herders can often be seen, offering a glimpse of traditional Himalayan life. The path gently ascends and descends, crossing a small high pass, before finally reaching Khola Kharka. The journey typically takes about 5 hours, providing spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and valleys along the way.

Today is an important acclimatization day to help your body adjust to the high altitude. We take a side trek to Pangre Pokhari, reaching an elevation of 5,000 meters, which gives you an excellent opportunity to adapt to thinner air while enjoying stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayas. After exploring the area and soaking in the scenery, we descend back to Khola Kharka for an overnight stay. This day not only prepares you physically for the upcoming climbs but also allows time to rest, recover, and fully appreciate the majestic Everest region landscapes.

Today’s trek follows a trail that winds high above the Hinku Valley, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The path gradually descends through lush rhododendron forests, where you can enjoy the vibrant flora and the sounds of the Himalayan wilderness. After leaving the forest, you arrive at Khote Village, a small settlement with a few traditional teahouses, perfect for rest and refreshments.

Khote is also special because it provides your first clear view of Mera Peak (6,476 m) rising majestically in the distance, giving a real sense of the adventure that lies ahead. The trek takes approximately 6 hours and combines gentle walking with some steeper sections, making it a rewarding day as you gradually gain experience and altitude in the Everest region.

The trek continues deeper into the Hinku Valley, following the river closely and passing through summer yak pastures, where locals graze their herds during the warmer months. The trail gradually ascends with gentle slopes, taking you past a spiritual cave monastery, offering a serene spot for reflection amid the mountains.

Your final destination for the day is Thangnak, a beautiful high-altitude settlement. In the afternoon, there are optional short hikes around Thangnak that help with acclimatization while providing incredible views of surrounding peaks such as Kusum Kanguru (6,367 m), Kyashar (6,769 m), Mera La Pass, and other towering summits of the Hinku Valley.

The trek to Thangnak typically takes around 5 hours, offering a perfect balance of trekking challenge, cultural experience, and stunning Himalayan scenery.

The trek continues along a rocky trail, gradually ascending toward Mera Peak. In the morning, you’ll climb steadily and reach the grassy pastures of Dig Kharka, a traditional yak grazing area surrounded by beautiful Himalayan scenery. From here, the trail gains altitude, winding through highland terrain and open slopes, offering panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. The day ends at Khare, the last settlement before the high-altitude climbing section, where you will rest and prepare for the upcoming summit attempts. This section of the trek typically takes around 4 hours, combining moderate climbing with scenic landscapes that give you a true sense of the Everest region’s high-altitude beauty.

Today is dedicated to acclimatization and preparation for the upcoming climbs. You will explore the nearby glacier terrain, allowing your body to adjust gradually to the higher altitude and reduce the risk of altitude sickness.

Your climbing guide will lead a practical training session, introducing you to the essential mountaineering skills required for the expedition. This includes basic techniques for using crampons, ice axes, ropes, and other climbing gear. The session is designed not only to familiarize you with the equipment but also to build confidence and comfort on the glacier, so you feel fully prepared for the challenging peaks ahead.

By the end of the day, you will have a strong understanding of high-altitude climbing basics, a chance to practice on real terrain, and the confidence needed to safely enjoy the summit attempts in the Everest region.

Today’s trek is a challenging yet spectacular glacier adventure. After an early breakfast, you begin the day with a steady climb, gradually gaining altitude. Along the way, you’ll pass the last teahouse before the Mera Peak summit, a small rest stop where you can refresh and enjoy the views of surrounding peaks.

From here, the trail continues onto the glacier, starting with a steep ascent that tests your endurance, followed by a more gradual slope across the icy terrain. Trek carefully over the glacier’s surface, surrounded by towering Himalayan peaks, including Makalu, Lhotse, and Cho Oyu.

After crossing the Mera La Pass (5,415 m), the trail gently descends toward Mera Base Camp (5,300 m). The journey takes approximately 5 hours, offering breathtaking views, a sense of accomplishment, and the perfect campsite for preparing for the upcoming Mera Peak summit.

From Mera Base Camp, the trail climbs back toward Mera La Pass, offering breathtaking views along the way. After crossing the pass, the ascent continues steadily until you reach Mera High Camp, situated beside a massive rock formation. This camp provides an excellent vantage point to admire some of the world’s highest peaks, including Mount Makalu (8,485 m), Kanchenjunga (8,586 m), and Mount Everest (8,848 m). The trek takes approximately 5 hours, allowing time to soak in the panoramic Himalayan scenery, prepare for the summit climb, and rest before the challenging ascent to Mera Peak. The camp’s location makes it an ideal spot to witness sunrise and sunset over the Khumbu region, giving trekkers a truly unforgettable high-altitude experience.

The summit push for Mera Peak begins very early in the morning, typically before 3:00 a.m., to take advantage of the best weather and climbing conditions. Your experienced climbing guide will lead the way, fixing safety lines where needed and providing close support throughout the ascent.

The climb is steep and long, requiring focus, endurance, and careful steps, but the effort is rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views from the summit. From the top, you can see some of the world’s highest mountains, including Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga, making it an unforgettable experience.

After spending some time at the summit to take in the incredible scenery and capture photos, the descent begins. You return first to Mera La, then continue descending towards Khongma Ding, where you spend the night. The entire day typically lasts 8–10 hours, combining high-altitude climbing with trekking and providing both a thrilling and rewarding Himalayan experience.

This additional day is reserved as a flexible buffer in your itinerary. It can be used if weather conditions delay the summit attempt, ensuring that you have the safest possible opportunity to reach the peak. Alternatively, this day can serve as an extra acclimatization day, allowing your body to adjust to the high altitude and reduce the risk of altitude sickness. You can also use this day to rest, enjoy the stunning Himalayan scenery, or explore the surrounding area at a relaxed pace, making it a valuable part of your Everest Three Peaks adventure.

Today’s trek to Seto Pokhari follows a relatively comfortable and scenic trail, making it a perfect day to enjoy the surrounding Himalayan landscape. Along the way, you will have stunning views of Chamlang and Baruntse, two majestic peaks towering over the region. The trail remains mostly flat with gentle ascents, allowing you to gradually gain altitude without too much strain. In the final stretch, the path climbs a few hundred meters to reach Seto Pokhari, a beautiful high-altitude campsite surrounded by snow-capped peaks. The trek typically takes around 6 hours, providing plenty of opportunities to stop, rest, and soak in the breathtaking scenery of the Everest region.

Today’s trek takes you deeper into the remote valleys of the Everest region, entering one of the most isolated and untouched areas of Nepal. The trail winds through rugged terrain, high ridges, and alpine landscapes, offering a true sense of wilderness. Along the way, you may only encounter a few fellow trekkers, which makes this part of the journey serene and peaceful.

Because of the high altitude and challenging terrain, today is a relatively short trek of about 3 hours, allowing your body to adjust and acclimatize properly. You will end the day at Chamlang Base Camp, surrounded by spectacular views of snow-capped peaks and pristine Himalayan scenery—a perfect spot to rest and prepare for the next stage of your high-altitude adventure.

Today’s trek is a short but important day as you make your way to Amphu Laptsa Base Camp, situated at 5,620 meters. The trail takes approximately 4 hours, allowing for a steady pace and plenty of time to enjoy the stunning high-altitude scenery. This base camp serves as a critical resting point, preparing you for the next day’s crossing of Amphu Laptsa Pass, one of the most technical and challenging passes in the Everest region. Take this time to rest, acclimatize, and hydrate, ensuring you are ready for the adventure ahead while soaking in the breathtaking Himalayan views around you.

Today’s trek is one of the most challenging and rewarding days of the Everest Three Peaks expedition. The journey begins with a steep climb across large sections of rocky terrain and ice, testing your stamina and technical trekking skills. The trail gradually leads upward to the summit of Amphu Laptsa Pass (5,845 m), where you are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

After reaching the top, the route descends sharply into the Chukkung Valley, requiring careful navigation over rugged rocks and loose scree. The descent continues until you reach a flat campsite in the valley, providing a safe and scenic place to rest after a demanding day. This trek takes approximately 8–9 hours, offering an unforgettable experience of high-altitude adventure and the dramatic landscapes of the Khumbu region.

The day begins with a gentle descent into the valley, offering spectacular views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. After reaching the lower valley, the trail gradually ascends toward Island Peak Base Camp, winding through rocky paths and alpine meadows. This trek typically takes around 3 hours, giving you plenty of time to enjoy the dramatic Himalayan scenery and prepare for the climb ahead. At the base camp, you’ll experience the breathtaking atmosphere of the high mountains, with Island Peak towering above and the glacial landscape stretching out around you.

Today’s trek gradually gains altitude, bringing you closer to the majestic Island Peak. As you follow the winding trail, you will pass rocky paths, small streams, and alpine terrain, offering stunning views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks. The climb is steady but manageable, allowing you to adjust to the higher elevation while enjoying the breathtaking scenery. After approximately 3 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Island Peak High Camp (5,350 m), the final stop before your summit attempt. Here, you can rest, prepare your gear, and take in the incredible views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam, which surround the camp. This high camp provides a perfect base for an early morning summit push.

The summit push of Island Peak begins very early in the morning, usually before 3:00 a.m., to take advantage of the best weather and climbing conditions. Your experienced climbing guide will set up all necessary safety ropes and fixed lines along the route, ensuring your security and guiding you every step of the way.

The climb is steep and physically demanding, with long sections of rock, ice, and snow, requiring careful steps and focus. After several hours of steady ascent, you will reach the summit of Island Peak, where the effort is rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the Everest region, including Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and many other towering Himalayan peaks.

After enjoying the summit, you begin your descent back to Chhukung Village, following the same route with guidance and safety measures in place. The entire day of climbing and trekking typically takes 8–10 hours, depending on pace, weather, and conditions. This day is one of the most challenging and memorable highlights of the Everest Three Peaks adventure.

Today is a challenging but rewarding day, as you cross the high Khongma La Pass, one of the most spectacular sections of the Everest Three Peaks trek. The day begins early in the morning, as high-pass crossings require a head start to take advantage of stable weather and daylight.

The trek starts with a gentle, gradual descent, allowing your body to adjust to the altitude while taking in the surrounding landscapes. After this, the trail turns into a long, steep ascent that leads to the top of Khongma La Pass (5,535 m). Reaching the summit of the pass is a thrilling moment, with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, glaciers, and deep valleys left behind, offering a true sense of accomplishment.

After a brief stop at the top to admire the scenery and take photos, the trail descends steeply into the valley below. The descent continues through rugged terrain until you finally reach the Everest region village of Lobuche (4,910 m), where you will spend the night. This day typically takes 7–8 hours of trekking and is a perfect combination of adventure, endurance, and Himalayan beauty.

Begin the day with an early morning trek along the undulating trail leading into the Khumbu Glacier. You will spend some time walking on the glacier, experiencing the raw beauty of the high Himalayas. After leaving the glacier, continue along the trail to reach Gorakshep (5,180 m), a small settlement that serves as the final stop before Everest Base Camp. Enjoy a short break and lunch here while soaking in the surrounding mountain views.

From Gorakshep, the trail re-enters the Khumbu Glacier and gradually climbs towards Everest Base Camp (5,360 m). Along the way, marvel at the close-up views of some of the world’s most famous peaks, including Nuptse (7,861 m), Pumori (7,165 m), Lingtren (6,749 m), Khumbutse (6,665 m), Changtse (7,653 m), and Lho La (6,026 m).

After spending time at Base Camp, take in the breathtaking scenery before returning to Gorakshep via the same glacier route. This full-day trek takes approximately 6–7 hours and is considered one of the most iconic and rewarding experiences in the Everest region.

Begin the day with a steep ascent to Kala Patthar, which takes approximately 2 hours. As the highest point of the trek, Kala Patthar offers breathtaking panoramic views of the southwest face of Mount Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and surrounding peaks, making it one of the most spectacular viewpoints in the Everest region. Take time to soak in the scenery and capture photos before descending back to Gorakshep.

From Gorakshep, continue trekking along the same trail for about 3 hours to reach Lobuche (4,910 m). This segment of the trek passes through rocky terrain and high-altitude landscapes, giving trekkers a true sense of the Himalayas’ rugged beauty. Overnight at Lobuche teahouse, resting and preparing for the next stage of the Everest Three Peaks Climbing expedition.

After a leisurely morning walk, the trail gradually diverges from the traditional Everest route, taking you through less-traveled valleys and serene landscapes. You will experience a gentle ascent through alpine terrain, followed by a brief descent into a quiet valley, giving you time to enjoy the surrounding Himalayan views. The final section of the day involves a steady climb that leads directly to Lobuche East Base Camp at 5,230 meters, your gateway to one of the most challenging peaks in the Everest region. Along the way, you’ll pass rocky ridges, glacial streams, and high-altitude meadows, making this trek as scenic as it is rewarding.

Today, you trek to the Lobuche East High Camp, where the real challenge of Lobuche East Peak climbing begins to take shape. The trail gradually ascends along a rocky path, offering some of the most breathtaking views of the surrounding glaciers and the towering peaks of the Khumbu region. This trek typically takes around 4 hours, depending on pace and weather conditions.

Our experienced Sherpa guides lead the way, ensuring safety and support on the technical sections of the trail. Upon reaching the High Camp, you will settle into your tents, rest, and acclimatize, preparing for the demanding summit push the next day. The camp provides a unique vantage point to admire the glittering Himalayan peaks, making it a memorable stop before attempting the summit.

The big day has arrived! Today you will summit Lobuche East, one of the most challenging peaks in the Everest region. You’ll be accompanied by our experienced Sherpa guides, who will lead the way, fix ropes where necessary, and ensure your safety throughout the climb.

The trek to the summit begins with a steep ascent along the snow-covered ridge, following a series of smaller snow bumps. You will traverse the northwest slope toward the main summit, carefully navigating challenging snow sections. The final push involves a steep climb on exposed snow slopes to reach the true summit of Lobuche East.

From the top, you will be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Cho Oyu, and many other towering peaks. After celebrating your achievement and taking in the incredible scenery, you will descend carefully back to Lobuche East Base Camp.

Overnight is spent at High Camp or Base Camp, giving you time to rest and recover from this high-altitude alpine adventure. This day is a true test of endurance, technical skill, and determination, making it one of the most memorable experiences of your Everest Three Peaks expedition.

This day is reserved as a flexible buffer during your Everest Three Peaks expedition. It can be used if weather conditions delay a summit attempt, ensuring you have a safe window to reach the top of the peak. Alternatively, it can serve as an additional acclimatization day, allowing your body more time to adjust to the high altitude and reducing the risk of altitude sickness.

During this day, you can also use the time to explore the surrounding area, enjoy the stunning mountain scenery, take photographs, and relax at camp. Having a spare day built into the itinerary adds safety, flexibility, and peace of mind, giving you the best possible chance for a successful and enjoyable summit experience.

Today’s trek begins with a gentle descent into the valley, passing through the village of Pheriche, a small settlement nestled in the heart of the Khumbu region. After a short climb from Pheriche, the trail leads to Hortse Village, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks. From Hortse, the trek joins the popular Everest Base Camp trail, winding through scenic landscapes of rugged hills, forests, and streams, before finally reaching the spiritual village of Thyangboche. Home to the famous Thyangboche Monastery, the village offers breathtaking views of Ama Dablam, Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse. Today’s trek takes approximately 7–8 hours, combining moderate ascents and descents with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the natural beauty of the Everest region.

Continue along the popular Everest trekking route as your journey heads toward Namche Bazaar, passing through the picturesque village of Kyangjuma along the way. Descend gently into the valley and approach Namche Bazaar, the vibrant Sherpa town and gateway to Mount Everest and the Khumbu region. Known for its bustling market, traditional Sherpa culture, and stunning Himalayan backdrop, Namche Bazaar is the perfect place to rest, acclimatize, and explore local life before continuing your high-altitude adventure. Overnight stay at a local teahouse allows you to soak in the atmosphere of this iconic Everest region town.

Begin your final day of trekking as you descend back to Lukla, retracing the route you took at the start of the expedition. Enjoy the familiar landscapes of the Everest region one last time, passing through villages, forests, and scenic trails that have marked your journey. Upon reaching Lukla, take a moment to thank and bid farewell to your support crew, who have guided and assisted you throughout the adventure. This trek typically takes 6–7 hours and marks the formal conclusion of your Everest Three Peaks trekking experience.

After completing your incredible Everest Three Peaks adventure, take a scenic 30-minute flight back to Kathmandu. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel, where you can relax and unwind after weeks of trekking and climbing. The rest of the day is free for leisure, giving you time to explore Kathmandu at your own pace, shop for souvenirs, or simply enjoy the comfort of your hotel before your departure. This is the perfect opportunity to reflect on your Himalayan journey and soak in the vibrant culture and energy of Nepal’s capital city.

Enjoy a relaxing day in Kathmandu, giving you time to rest and explore the city at your own pace. This day is also reserved as a buffer in case of flight delays or cancellations, ensuring your trekking schedule stays on track. Take the opportunity to shop for souvenirs, visit local cafés, or simply unwind before your next adventure in the Himalayas.

On the final day of your adventure, a representative from Visit Karnali Rafting & Adventure Pvt. Ltd. will assist you with checking your flight tickets and ensure a smooth transfer to Kathmandu Airport. We recommend arriving at least two hours before your scheduled departure to allow plenty of time for check-in and airport formalities.

As we see you off, our team hopes you leave with unforgettable memories of your Everest Three Peaks Climbing adventure and we look forward to welcoming you again on another Himalayan journey in the future.