Luxury Trek and Heli Tour in Everest Base Camp Trek

This trek is considered very challenging due to high altitude, long walking days, and steep ascents/descents. Prior trekking experience and good physical fitness are highly recommended.

The standard duration is 1 to  10 days, depending on acclimatization days and your pace.

The highest point is Kongma La Pass at 5,535 meters. Other passes—Cho La (5,420m) and Renjo La (5,360m)—are also above 5,300 meters.

The best seasons are:

• Spring (March–May)

• Autumn (September–November)
  These periods offer stable weather and clear mountain views.

Yes, this trek is suitable for trekkers with previous high-altitude trekking experience. First-time trekkers should choose an easier route before attempting the Three Passes.

You should have good cardiovascular fitness and be able to walk 6–8 hours per day. Preparations like running, hiking, and strength training are useful.

You will need:

• Sagarmatha National Park Permit

• Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit
  Your trekking company will arrange these for you.

The passes are challenging but not dangerous if crossed with proper acclimatization and guidance. Cho La Pass can be icy, and slippery sections require using micro-spikes.

Accommodation is in standard teahouses with basic rooms. Higher altitude areas have more limited facilities.

Heating is only available in dining rooms. Hot showers may be available at lower elevations but become limited and more expensive as you go higher.

Teahouses offer a variety of meals such as dal bhat, noodles, pasta, soups, fried rice, eggs, potatoes, and some Western dishes.

Yes, but charging costs extra and is done with solar power in higher regions. Carrying a power bank is highly recommended.

Your guide will monitor your health daily. If symptoms appear, the safest option is descending immediately. A helicopter rescue can be arranged in severe cases if insurance covers it.

Yes, comprehensive insurance with high-altitude helicopter rescue coverage (up to 6,000m) is mandatory.

Yes, licensed guides and porters familiar with high-altitude and Three Passes conditions will accompany you throughout the trek.

Essential items include down jacket, warm base layers, gloves, good trekking boots, micro-spikes, trekking poles, headlamp, sleeping bag, and personal medicines.

Yes, acclimatization days are built into the itinerary, especially at Namche Bazaar and around Chhukung or Dingboche.

Yes, many trekkers combine the Three Passes with Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar. It fits naturally into the itinerary.

It is the most complete and adventurous circuit in the Everest region, offering 360° mountain panoramas, beautiful valleys, glaciers, lakes, and a remote Himalayan experience away from the busier trails.