Jiri Everest 3passes trek

Early in the morning, our guide will pick you up from the hotel to drive you to the Old Bus Park where you can board the private vehicle for Jiri.

Even though Jiri and Kathmandu are only 90 kilometers apart, the trip will nevertheless take us about 7 or 8 hours.

The Jiri to Shivalaya walk, which connects Jiri with the settlement of Shivalaya in the Solu-Khumbu region, is a well-known trek in Nepal's Himalayas. It provides breathtaking views of Mount Everest and other nearby peaks.

There are several severe ascents and descents along the walk. You'll pass through a number of small villages and forests, cross a number of suspension bridges, and encounter a blend of culture and nature during the walk.

As you make your way to the Bhandar village on the walk, which begins at the Chake hamlet, you will encounter a number of severe ascents and descents.

You'll pass through tiny towns, forests, and suspension bridges on the way, getting a taste of the regional customs and culture.

Ascending to Bhandar village, one of the larger villages you will pass, marks the beginning of the trek.

Usually one after the following day's villages-crossing. Start your ascent of the hike to Sete. Sete is situated in the midst of a beautiful valley surrounded by lush hills and a forest. You can see a hill just across from your lodge, where Pikey Peak is located.

As you make your way to the Junbesi village on the journey, which departs from the Sete village, there are a number of difficult steep climbs and downhills.

You'll pass through tiny towns, forests, and suspension bridges on the way, getting a taste of the regional customs and culture.

Trekking from Nunthala (2,330m/7,643ft) to Junbesi 12 km walk, 6–7 hours.

The first section of the journey to Nunthala begins with descend to the river below and is followed by a crossing of the Junbesi Khola across a wooden bridge.

We start out by leaving Nunthala and moving forward to the Dudhkoshi River Bridge. A trail then passes past residential yards and terraced fields.

We continue on through more woodlands before ascending terraces to the Rai settlement of Jubing. From Jubing, we ascend to the village that is situated around a ridge and proceed to Khari Khola.

We start out by leaving Kharikhola and moving forward Surke, the trail takes you through beautiful forests and small Sherpa settlements, crossing several small streams and suspension bridges.

After breakfast, we begin the ascent to Chaurikharka (2,713m/8898ft), a sizable dispersed settlement with a high school and monastery. Because the ground is so rich for growing enough barley, wheat, and green vegetables, Chaurikharka also serves as the Khumbu region's breadbasket.

Our pathway today connects from Lukla to Phakding, which makes the route fairly congested with more hikers, porters, and pack animals. After a few hours of pleasant, scenic walking, you arrive at Phakding for the night.

Before reaching the settlement of Monjo, which serves as the Sagarmatha National Park's front gate, we shall continue along the banks of the Dudh Kosi and cross it twice by short suspension bridges.

As soon as we cross the border into the national park, we gradually descend till we reach the last settlement before Namche Bazaar, Jorsalle, where we cross a suspension bridge across the Bhote-Koshi River. Namche, the capital of the Khumbu Region, is a thriving trading town.

Namche Bazaar rest day and exploring around, either Khumjung village or Everest view Hotel.

On our ascent, we pass Chhorkung, Kyangjuma, and Sanasa before arriving at Tengboche. As we ascend past them, our pathways will reveal several water-powered prayer wheels.

In order to reach Tengboche, we also travel through chortens and a stunning rhododendron forest. With a 20-foot-tall Buddha sculpture as the center of attention, we tour Tengboche Gompa. In Tengboche, we spend the night in a mountain lodge.

You travel through a jungle covered in rhododendrons and conifers before reaching Debuche. We descend steeply on foot and cross Imja Khola on a bridge. We continue till we reach Pangboche. Following the lower path along the west bank of Imja Khola, we will pass through alpine meadows and valleys before arriving at Dingboche.

We are blessed with amazing views of Island Peak, Lhotse, and other well-known peaks in the Everest region from Dingboche. After a six-hour hike, spend the night at a mountain lodge in Dingboche (4,350 meters).

We investigate Dingboche and other scenic areas nearby. We take a short stroll to the 400 meters above Dingboche Nangkartshang Gompa.

From up here, we can take in the wonderful panoramas of Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lhotse, and Imja Valley. After a three-hour walk, we reach Dingboche and end today's expedition.

After eating breakfast in Dingboche, you can take in the sights of Ama Dablam, Tawache, Chalotse, and the Nuptse-Lhotse range before beginning the walk to Chukhung. In actuality, this trail travels through fields with stone walls and the Imja Khola valley before hitting glacier moraines surrounded by the soaring Himalayas.

The route then continues to Bibre, a settlement of yak herders. The mountains of Ama Dablam and Amphu Labsa are just across the valley, and cold streams cut through the trail up ahead. If you continue hiking once you arrive, you can see Lhotse, Island Peak, Ama Dablam, Makalu, and other impressive mountains from a rocky knoll off Chukhung Ri.

We begin our walk early in the day because we must ascend the steep Kongma La Pass. To get to the summit of Kongma La Pass, we travel up a steep, winding slope.

We arrive at the summit, which offers a wonderful view of the Himalayas and peaks, after around 5 to 6 hours of hiking. From the pass, we move downward until we reach the Khumbu glacier. We continue our ascent toward Lobuche.

the Khumbu glacier, there are moraines and ponds that we pass through. We travel downhill to reach Gorakshep after traversing the wet glacier.

From Gorakshep, we can see snow-capped Himalayan summits including Mt. Everest and Nuptse. As we continue our ascent toward the well-known Everest Base Camp, we check into a lodge. We stay at the Gorakshep lodge after leaving Everest Base Camp.

We begin our ascent of Kalapathar in the early morning hours. One of the most gorgeous sunrise views in the Himalayas can be found in Kalapathar. Kalapathar offers a sweeping view of numerous Himalayan peaks, including Everest, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Lhotse, Makalu, and Pumori. We travel back to Lobuche from Gorak Shep and continue on until we reach the river bank.

Then, after crossing the river, we hike up the ridge to get a stunning view of Ama Dablam and the Thamserku mountains. From this point, our trail ascends and descends a bit before reaching the bridge that connects to Dzonglha.

One of the toughest days of the walk is today since you have to pass the Chola Pass, which is at a high elevation (5420m). Due to its high rise, rugged terrain, and potential for snow and ice, the pass can be challenging to cross, but the views from the top make the effort worthwhile. Beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including Mt. Everest, may be seen from the pass.

You will descend to Thagnag, a small town at the base of the Cho La Pass, after completing the pass. Thagnag is a serene and tranquil setting where you may unwind after a strenuous pass crossing. From the hamlet, you can take in the glacier's stunning panorama and the peaks that surround it.

Start trekking early in the morning to avoid the midday sun and winds.The trail is relatively short but steep.

Visit fifth lake in Gokyo and back to Gokyo or take half day rest in-front of Third Lake (Gokyo village by the side of third lake). – 7 to 8 hours of trek in total

Acclimatization gives us the opportunity to ascend to the Gokyo Ri Viewpoint, where we may take in the amazing sunrise views of the Everest region, including Thonak Tsho Lake and Ngozuma Tsho Lake.

Scoundrel's Viewpoint is located five minutes' walk from the Ngozumpa Tsho glacier (5,000m), which is located three kilometers north of Gokyo. Fantastic views of Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Makalu can be had from this location.
Amazing views of the Cho Oyu Base Camp and the Ngozumpa Glacier, the longest glacier in the Himalayas, may be seen to the north of the fifth Gokyo Lake.

To arrive at Renjola in plenty of time for a fantastic vista, depart early. Majestic Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Makalu, the fourth-highest mountain in the world, numerous other enormous Himalayan peaks, and Cho-Oyu above 8000m are all clearly visible from the pass.

On our way to Thangna, where we will spend the night at a nearby teahouse, we pass over areas of glaciers.

You will depart Thagnag today and hike to the settlement of Hidden Thame. With breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, the walk leads you through lovely forests and tiny towns.

You will have the chance to see the Thame monastery, one of the most historic and significant monasteries in the area, once you arrive in Hidden Thame. You can take a tour of the monastery, see the monks go about their daily routines, and discover more about the abbey's significance and history.

You will begin your trip back to Namche Bazaar after spending the night in Hidden Thame hamlet. You will pass through lovely forests, quaint towns, and multiple suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi River as you travel along the trail.

You can take your time and enjoy the stunning views of the mountains and surrounding areas.

You will begin your descent today from Namche Bazaar to Lukla. You will pass through numerous tiny towns and forests on the journey. Most of the day will be spent hiking downhill, which is usually simpler than hiking uphill.

When you get in Lukla, you can relax, have a nap, and celebrate finishing the trek. You can engage with the locals, go to nearby stores, and eat or drink there.

Fly back to Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel at Bhaktapur or Dhulikhel. Usually flight from Namche is in early morning. – 25 minutes of flight.