Everest Three Passes Trek
DURATION21 Days | ACTIVITYTrekking | MAX ALTITUDE5545m | TRIP GRADEDifficult |
GROUP SIZEMin. 1-15 Pax. | AccommodationTea House | TRANSPORTFlight | BEST SEASONN/A |
Overview
The Everest Three Passes Trek is the highest trekking destination with the classic Everest base camp trekking route. This trek itinerary offers a challenging trial in the Khumbu region, Nepal. Three passes are the gems of the Khumbu region. You will trek the Kongma La Pass (5,535 m/18,159 ft.), Cho La Pass (5420 m/17,782 ft.), and Renjo La Pass (5,340 m/17,520 ft.) Everest base camp, climb Gokyo Ri, and explore Gokyo Lakes in this single trek.
Everest Three Passes Trek is an ideal choice for a thrilling adventure. A seeker who is looking for a challenging and advanced trek in the Everest region of Nepal can take it as the best one. It includes high mountain passes, Kongma La Pass (5,535/18,159ft), Cho La Pass (5420m/17,782ft), and Renjo La Pass (5,340m/17,520ft).
Covering the Everest three pass trek distance of 153 km, like in the Everest base camp trek, you will enjoy every day of the trek with the serene beauty of the Himalayas and rhododendron forest. Prayer’s flag, monasteries, mani walls, and chorten reflect Buddhism in each step of your trial. The hospitality of Sherpa, services on such a difficult landscape, yak and shed, and rocky and snowy surfaces all energize you and show Himalayan life.
The Everest Three Pass trek is a 21-day trek, leading you from Lukla to Renjo La (17,929 ft / 5,465 m), Gokyo Re (5,330 m / 17,483 ft.), Gokyo Lakes (4,800 m), Cho La Pass (5,367 m / 17,604 ft.), Everest Base Camp (5,357 m / 17,575 ft.), and Kongma La (5,535 m / 18,159 ft.) as major destinations.
Among the three passes, you will visit Renjo La pass first. The simple answer to how to reach Renjo la Pass is, after the delightful mountainous flight to Lukla, we will reach Pakhding on the 3rd day of the trek. (1st day arriving, second day Kathmandu day tour). Your route continues from Pakhding to Namche, Thame, Marlung, Lungden, and finally reach Renjo La on the ninth day of your trek.
Renjo la Pass stands on an elevation of 17,929 ft./5465 m, offering you the view of Mt. Cho-Oyu, Mt. Gyachung Kang, Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Makalu, and the Ngozumba glacier, the world’s largest glacier.
You will climb Gokyo Ri (Gokyo Peak), the second destination, on the 10th day after having a night's stay on Gokyo Lake. On the same day, the exploration of three lakes in Gokyo (Gokyo 1st at 4661 m, Gokyo 2nd at 4720 m, and Gokyo 3rd at 4750 m) gives a majestic view of glacier lakes. Lakes at such a high elevation around snowy surroundings reflect the magical beauty of Nepal.
Cho La Pass (5,367 m/17,604 ft) is another attraction of the Everest three passes trek. The view of Ngozumba glacier and the snowy path remain behind as you reach Chola Pass. The trail from Thaknak to Chola Pass is the most challenging path of the entire trek. You have to cross many crevaces (snow cracks) to reach Cho La Pass. The highest point of Cho la Pass shows you the panoramic view of Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Cholatse Soar, Lobuche, and Baruntse.
Your step on Everest base camp falls on the morning of the 14th day, from Gorekshep. After passing Lobuche, we will pass many glaciers and mountains to reach Kongma La (5,535 m/18,159 ft.). View of Cholatse, Taboche, Kangtega, Thamserku, Khangri, Pumori, Lingtren, and Labuche passes with our forwarding steps. As we reach Kongma La pass, Cholaste Peak, Lobuche Peak, Mt. Lhoste, Mt. Nuptse, Island Peak, Mt. Makalu, Baruntse, glacier lakes, Mt. Ama Dablam, and Pokalde Peak stand in front of us, showing the miracle of Nepal Himalaya.
The view of mountain ranges, glaciers, and glacier lakes makes your trip wonderful every day. The walk-on stone-paved path and rocky and snowy trail indirectly support you to become an adventurous trekker.
We have a 15-day Everest three pass trek itinerary and Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek at a reasonable cost.
Trip Highlights
- Thrilling flight (Lukla Flight)
- Sherpa Communities
- Amazing Nmache and Lukla Town
- Explore Buddhist monastery ( Tangbuche, Pangbuche )
- Three high passes ( Renjo la, Cho la Pass, Kongma La Pass)
- Amazing View of world High Mountain. (Everest, Cho oyu, Lhotse, and Makalu)
Everest Three Passes Trek Itinerary
The first day is the arrival day. You will arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, and our company member will come to welcome and drop you at the hotel. In the evening, you will have a welcome dinner with company members and meet your guide.
Night stay in hotel.
After having breakfast, you will meet the guide and start Kathmandu Valley sightseeing. You will visit Bouddhanath, Pashupatinath, Shyambunath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Thamel. The Everest Three-pass trek is at very high altitude; thus, you should do proper preparation for the trek. Buy all essentials required for the trek that you have not brought with you.
Night stay in hotel.
You have to wake up very early in the morning and reach the airport on time for the Lukla flight. After 30 minutes of mountain flight, enjoying the scenic beauty of the central Himalayas, you will land at Lukla airport with your guide, porter, and group if you are on a group trek.
After having breakfast nearby Lukla airport, our trek begins towards Pakhding. Pakhding is at a lower altitude (2652 m) than Lukla (2800 m), thus we have to walk downhill. Following the trail on the bank of Dudhkoshi, passing mani walls and chorten, and crossing suspension bridges, we will reach Pakhding.
Pakhding is a small village on the bank of Dudhkoshi, having more tea houses than local homes. You will get a good facility in Psakhding.
Night stay in the tea house of Pakhding.
Today we will proceed to Namche bazaar. As soon as we finish our breakfast, we will start our walk. The bank of Dudh Koshi leaves us as we start uphill towards Manjo village. Manjo village is in Sagarmatha National Park; your guide will take the permit from the checkpoint, and the trial will continue towards Namche.
Crossing the Hillary suspension bridge (the bridge of highest altitude), you will walk on a pine trail and stone-paved path, enjoying the forest beauty enveloped by a peaceful environment, and finally reach Namche Bazaar. Namche Bazaar is a unique town having almost all the facilities of a well-developed city. It is also common as Thamel of the Khumbu region. We will choose one of the best tea houses and have a rest.
Night stay in the tea house of Namche.
Today is a rest day. To acclimatize your body, we will stay in Namche. Visit Everest at view hotel and Namche Bazzar If you want, otherwise we will take complete rest to overcome the tiredness of the previous day's trek.
Night stay in Namche, tea house
After having breakfast, we will start walking off the beaten trail towards the west of Namche Bazaar. Today’s destination, Thame, is a large valley at 3800 m named after a Thame Gompa on its western hill. Fluttering prayers, a mani wall decorated on the edge of the path, chorten, and a beautiful pine trial will entertain you.
Viewing Namche gompa, Laudo gompa, and forest nursery, you will pass Thamo village and Khari monastery. After leaving Rock Cliffs with Guru Rimpoche and green Tara painting behind, you will reach Thame.
Night stay in Thame
Our trek begins after breakfast. Following the uphill of the traditional route used by Tibetan traders since centuries, we will reach Marlung after 4 to 5 hours. Marlung is located on the east riverbank of Bhote Koshi. The flowing river and rocky trail with mani walls and Chorten reflect peace along with Buddhist culture.
Night stay in Marlung
Even though we are in the Khumbu region, today’s trial is an easy trail. We will walk on the bank of Bhote Koshi without any difficult uphills. The snowcapped Shar, Nupla, Thyagmoche, Nup, and Lho peaks show their smile as we walk for about 2.5 hours. The clean flowing water on the east flows downward, and we keep on moving opposite to its motion and reach Lungdeng after 3-4 hours.
Night stay in Lungdeng.
Day by day, we will be ascended to the highest altitude. Trek to Renjo-La (5465 m): one of the three passes starts after breakfast in Lungdeng. Renjo-La Pass trial begins from the bank of Dudhkoshi. We will reach Lumde after an hour and ascend the narrow valley surrounded by smooth, large rocks. Viewing Relam Tsho and Renjo Tsho, we will ascend the snowy path, which is a bit more dangerous than a non-snowy trial. After then we will walk to the south bank of Angladumba Tsho, a stone-paved path, and reach Renjo-La Pass.
The view of Mt. Cho-Oyu, Mt. Gyachung Kang, Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, and Mt. Makulu from Renjo-La Pass is admiring. We will also view Ngozumba Glacier, the world’s largest glacier. The pass connects Gokyo Lake; thus, we will descend to the lake after spending a few minutes on Renjo La Pass.
Night stay at the tea house of Gokyo Lake.
To view the sunrise from Gokyo Ri (Gokyo Peak), we will wake very early in the morning and ascend uphill to Gokyo Ri. After around 2 – 2.5 hours we will reach the summit of Gokyo Ri and wait for the sunrise view. Take photographs, enjoy the view of Mt Everest, and return to Gokyo Lake.
After having lunch, we will take a rest for 1, 2 hours. and we will explore Gokyo Lakes (lake 1st, Gokyo 2nd and Gokyo 3rd) which takes around 1 -2 hours. The scenery of the lake surrounded by snowy mountains in a clean and fresh environment will make our day wonderful.
Night stay in tea house of Gokyo lake
From the second Gokyo lake, we will trek towards Thaknak. The close-up view of the Ngozumba glacier and snowy surroundings took us to our destination after around 4–5 hours.
Night stay in Thaknak.
Today we will explore Cho-La Pass (5367 m). The trial is most challenging and should be very careful on its steep, snowy path and eastern glacier transverse. It is the most difficult trial of the entire trek. We will wake up early in the morning and start our trek before 6 am. We will ascend the rocky trail and reach the highest point, Cho-La Pass. The fluttering prayer flag on the snow-covered landscape cheers us on to the happiness of a successful attempt to cross Cho-La Pass. The view of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Cholatse Soar, Lobuche, and Baruntse around the pass adds joy to us.
We will pass some crevasses and reach Dzongla for a night stay. The serene beauty of Ama Dablam, Lobuche Peak, and Pheriche Village becomes clear from Dzongla as well.
Night stay in the tea house of Dzongla.
As our trek starts, we will pass a small glacial lake, Cholatse, Taboche, and a glacier named Chola. Our trek continues towards Ama Dablam, walking different uphills and downhills. We will descend into the endpoint of the Khumbu glacier valley. Then ascend toward Gorekshep, following the Morane path.
Mount Pumori and Nuptse become very close to us as the way decreases its length with our forwarding steps. Gorekshep is the last resting zone near Everest, having a temperature below -10 degrees. We will take a rest and warm up on a glowing firewood or heater.
Night stay on Gorekshep.
We will have breakfast and ascend towards Everest Base Camp, the final destination of the EBC trek. Finding yourself at the foot of Everest is a matter of joy and victory of your journey. After spending about an hour on Everest base camp, we will return to Gorekshep.
After taking lunch in Gorekshep, we will descend to Lobuche. Labuche is a small village with frequent wind and is surrounded by high hills and snowcapped mountains.
Night stay in Lobuche
We will leave Labuche and pass the Khumbu glacier. As we walk forward, the view of Cholatse, Taboche, Kangtega, Thamserku, Kangri, Pumori, Lingtren, Labuche peak surrounds us. Following the rocky trial, stagnant glacier lakes in the middle of morane, Poklade hill we will finally reach Kongma La (5,535m) after around 4 hrs from Lobuche.
The decorated Kongma La with prayers flag welcomes us with a panoramic view of Cholaste peak, Lobuche peak, glacier hanging on the base of the mountain, Mt. Lhoste, Mt. Nuptse, Island peak, Mt Makalu, Baruntse, glacier lakes, Mt. Ama Dablam and Pokalde peak. After standing 5- 10 minutes on Kongma La, we will descend towards the glacial lake.
The lichen-covered rocks, the steep path over off beaten trail lead us to Chukung, on the lap of Island peak.
Night stay in tea house of Chhukung.
After having breakfast in Chhukung we will start our trek towards Dingboche Passing Dingboche monastery, walking on the trail decorated with Rhododendron forest, players flag, mani walls, and chorten, we will reach Pangboche. view of Mount Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Mt Cho Yu, Mt Lhotse, Mt. Lobuche, Mt. Cholatse, and Mt. Taboche gives wonder scenery.
We will reach Tyangboche after around 4-5 hours from Chhukung.
Night stay in Tyangboche
Leaving Tyangboche (3,867m) after breakfast, we will walk downhill towards Dingboche. The clear view of Mount Everest, Lotshe, Lotshe Tshar, Amadoblam, Tabuche and many other peaks will definitely attract you.
We will pass Phungi Thanga, Sannasa and Kaynjuma village and reach Namche. After following the pine trial, Manjo village welcomes us.
Night stay in Monjo village
Waking up early in the morning, we will have breakfast and start the trek. Walking downhills, crossing suspension bridges, enjoying the flow of Dudhkoshi, we will reach Pakhding.
From Pakhding we will again walk on the bank of Dudhkoshi, pass Chorten, Monasteries, and hide in the beauty of the Khumbu region before reaching Lukla.
Finally after 6, 7 hours we will be in the last trekking zone, Lukla while returning.
Night stay on Lukla.
Depending on the time of flight, we will wake up early and fly back to Kathmandu from Lukla airport. The mountainous flight reminds our trek with a view of Everest.
From the Airport we will check into the Hotel via private taxi.
Night stay in Hotel.
After a long journey to the Everest region, your body may need some rest. Thus today you will take complete rest. In the evening you can visit Thamel Bazaar and do shopping as well if you want. You will have a farewell dinner with company members.
Night stay in Hotel.
By seeing the time of Departure, our company member will drop you at Tribhuvan International Airport before 2 hours. He will remain with you until for see off.
In this way, your Everest three passes trek ends successfully.
COST INCLUDES
THIS TRIP INCLUDES
Airport pickup and drop by private car/Van/Bus
Two night **star Category accommodation in Kathmandu on Bed n breakfast
Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and Kathmandu
Three meals a (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during the trek
All accommodations during the trek. (Toilet will be outside from your room
All necessary paper works Everest National park entry permit
Trekking information management system (Tims) permit
A helpful, knowledgeable, friendly, well English speaking trained, government license holder guide and Porter With all his salary, food, drinks and insurance.
Medical supplies (first aid kit will be available)
All government taxes and office expenses.
Trekking route map
Domestic Airport tax
THIS TRIP EXCLUDES
Nepal entry visa fee $40
International airfare/Your Travel insurance
Lunch/ Dinner in Kathmandu
Menial water/bottles drinks/Sweets things during the trek
Hot shower/Battery charge /WI-FI for camera during the trek
Tips for guide.
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FAQs
Renjo- La (5465m/17,929ft), Cho-la Pass (5367m/17604ft) and Kongma La (5,535m /18,159ft) are the major passes in Everest three pass trek.
Kongma La (5,535m /18,159ft), situated near to Poklade hill, four hours far from Labuche, is the highest pass among three passes.
Renjola pass (5465m/17,929ft) is near to Gokyo Lake. It takes 6- 7 hours to reach Renjo La pass from Lungden. You can reach Gokyo Lake within two hours from Renjo la pass.
Everest three pass trek is hardest trek. The route to reach each pass is considered as most challenging and adventurous. You need strong determination to complete this trek. Both physical and environmental conditions should be favorable for a successful Everest three pass trek.
Regular physical exercises and jogging for 2, 3 hours in a day before 1-2 months of trek is better way of preparation. Healthy feeding habit, medical checkup, and mountainous trekking experience is most supportive for a successful trek.
Altitude sickness, extremely low temperature. Long distance walk on rocky path, are the difficulties of Everest three pass trek.
Yes, you can do solo Everest three pass trek. But you should be much careful as you have to cover very long distance for completing this trek.
You can book the trek by sending inquiry from travel sites or direct contact to available WhatsApp number. You should be clear about your arrival in Nepal and advance payment before the trek.
Yes, Mount Everest is visible from Renjo La pass and Chola Pass but not from Kongma La pass. You can see the magnificent view of Mount Everest form both Renjo La pass and Chola Pass. But Mt Labuche block the view of Mt. Everest while viewing from Kongma La.
We will explore three lakes in Gokyo. 1st,2nd, and 3rd - Dudhpokhari (Gokyo Tsho).
Tea houses with clean rooms, comfortable bed and good food is found. Attached bathrooms may not be available in all tea houses, the rising altitude and difficult landscape remains as a challenge for development of infracture.
Renjo la pass is easy among three passes.
Yes, experience of mountain trek is necessary for Everest three pass trek. Since, you should walk very long distance (82Km) in total, it covers off beaten path, snowy trail and low temperature. Directly exposing to Everest three pass trek without any other mountain trek is very hard and you may not complete the route.We suggest you to have ABC trek, EBC trek and only choose Everest three pass trek for successful journey.
Yes, ATM is available in route. Lukla and Namche comprises ATM, you can easily drag money if needed.
Nepali, western and Chinese food are available. You can choose food from menu of tea house. There will be enough option to get food of your choice.Breakfast food items: tea, coffee, milk, hot lemon, bread (toasted), egg (boiled, omelet), fruits, porridge, pasta, curry (potato, gram), etc.Lunch and items: Nepali thali (rice, dal, curry, pickle, pappad), pizza, sphaget, momo, chowmein, noodles, thukpa, pakoda etcBreakfast, lunch and dinner is included in package. You will be given menu to choose food items. In large group, option will be given from company.
Yes, sleeping bag is necessary. If you could not bring sleeping bag, you can hire from Kathmandu as well. Since night remains very cold, you cannot sleep without sleeping bag in high altitude.
Yes, luxurious trek is possible. You should give pre-information about the desire of luxurious trek. Keep in mind that luxurious trek would be bit expensive than normal one.
Yes, you can charge your gadgets. All tea houses gives facility of charging gadget in their dining hall not in bed room. You should pay extra for charging.
Yes, hot shower is available. You should pay extra for hot shower.
Altitude sickness is a major problem at high altitudes.To prevent altitude sickness you should follow tips such as:1. Drink enough water and soup2. Trek gradually with increasing elevation limit around 3000m a day. In doing so, your body will acclimatize. Blood plasma with be thicker and concentration of oxygen level will increase in body. You can be in comfort zone in less oxygenated environment as well.3. Come back to low elevation, if you feel uncomfortable while breathing.
Yes, you can continue to Island peak climbing from Chhukung after returning from Kongma La pass. Your trekking days and payment will increase after diverting the trek towards Island peak climbing.
If you cannot continue the trek, we will hire a helicopter to cover helitour and return back to Kathmandu.If you don’t want Heli tour, you can do rest until you feel comfortable and continue trek or return back. A change in itinerary and more days rest will increase your expenses.
Yes, phone signal is available in low altitude but in high altitudes, some places capture signal and some places do not. We suggest you to use duel sim including both of NTC and N- cell.
Yes, you can get wifi but have to buy data card in tea house for using it.
Yes you can customize the trek. You should have proper talk with company and skipping Kathmandu day tour and rest day in Kathmandu can be done. Other changes in itinery after reaching Everest region is not possible.
Spring season (March, April and June) and autumn season (August, September and October) is the best time for Everest three high passes trek. In these seasons, no rain fall occurs and temperature remains favorable for the trek. Clear sky gives a brilliant view of mountain ranges.
The Everest three passes circuit trek is 82 miles (131km.) long.
Everest base camp trek also comes in three passes trek, thus we can take three high pass trek when there comes comparison.In case of difficulties, high passes trek is very difficult than Everest base camp trek. To those who want moderate difficult trek, Everest base camp trek is best.
yes, You can use helicopter trip in additional cost.
Three Passes Circuit Trek is a completely safe trek. You can complete your trek without any hoarse condition.
More Info
How hard is the Three High Passes Trek in Everest region?
The Three High Passes Trek is one of the challenging treks, which includes some difficult activities. Therefore, we need to be fit and healthier with the experience of trekking and climbing at altitude. We may face extreme weather conditions. Special equipment, such as ice axes and crampons, is required on the snowy paths. Walking around 6–9 hours daily with some rest days makes your trip complete. Our trial covers an altitude of 1200 m–4500 m as the highest altitude. To those who are looking for a challenge and are confident to complete a heart-pumping adventure, none other than Everest Pass can be the best choice.
Essential Requirements for Everest High Passes Trek
Even though the trekking route is difficult, we do not need special climbing or mountaineering skills. We should know to use crampons or spikes. Because of the difficult route, this trek is classified as a challenging and tough trek. So, it is better to have experience of some trek of high altitude. Detail information regarding visas, food, clothing, accommodation, transportation, etc., as explained below.
Visa
Simply, you can take a visa from the Nepal Embassy. In the absence of an Embassy near your location, you can take a visa from Tribhuvan International Airport, Nepal. You need 21 days for complete the trek. You should apply for a visa for 1 month. If you want more days to remain in Nepal, then you can take a visa according to your plan.
On Arrival Visa Fee
| 15 Days | $30 (USD) |
| 30 Days | $50 (USD) |
| 90 Days | $125 (USD |
Accommodation in High Passes of Everest Trek
Until you are in Kathmandu, we will provide you the best hotel for a night stay. In trekking sites, good-quality tea houses with cleanrooms are available. You can also do a luxurious trek upon your choice with pre-information. Above Namche, you will not get an attached bathroom in a tea house. Thus, you should adjust to the available facility.
Food
You will get Nepali and Western food on the menu. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be provided from the package. You will be given a menu to choose your food from. In the case of a group trek, you will be given a few choices on food.
In general, breakfast items include tea, coffee, milk, and eggs (boiled or omelets). Porridge, pasta, biscuits, bread (toasted). Curry, fruits, etc. In dinner and lunch, a variety of foods such as Nepali thali (rice, lentil, curry, pickle, and pappad) with additions as your choice, momo, chowmein, pizza, spaghetti, noodles, Thukpa, etc. are available.
Drinks
Never think to take hard drinks during your trek. Hard drinks will increase altitude sickness and loss of your stamina to walk. Thus always take hot drinks such as tea, coffee, milk, and hot lemon. You should drink enough water.
Transportation
Private taxi to check into hotel—airport route, Kathmandu day tour. Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. You will walk on foot in your entire trekking zone.
Cost
The cost for Everest Three Passes trek is 1479 USD + 90500 NPR, which includes all the expenses regarding the services provided in the package. You will get a guide, porter, accommodation, a two-way Lukla flight, a Kathmandu hotel, 3 meals in a day during the trek, and permits to cover three passes in trek distance.
Clothing
The required clothes for the Everest High Passes Trek are listed below.
- Warm jacket—down jacket,
- Water and windproof jacket (alternatively, bring a poncho or umbrella).
- Long-sleeved synthetic fleece (windproof material, if possible)
- Thermal underwear.
- Hat, a pair of gloves, and a scarf
- Comfortable hiking trousers (loose fitting)
- Shorts and trousers, or a skirt.
- 2 pairs of warm wool-blend socks.
- 2 pairs of running socks or liner socks.
- Proper hiking boots.
- Running shoes and flip-flops.
- 2-3 T-shirts.
- Water bottle.
Charging gadgets
You can charge gadgets in each tea house during your night stay. Charging is available only in the dining hall, not inside the bedroom. You should pay extra for charging.
Hot Shower
A hot shower is available, but you should pay extra for it. Taking a regular shower may catch a cold due to extremely low climatic conditions.
Altitude Sickness
Everest high passes trek comprises very high altitudes. You may suffer from altitude sickness. Altitude sickness is a kind of illness that is caused by ascent to high altitudes. The symptoms will occur within 6 to 24 hours of achieving a high altitude. Altitude sickness is fatal and can result in death if not treated in time. You need to stay alert to any of the symptoms that occur.
Symptoms
- Headache
- Nausea and vomiting
- Dizziness
- Tiredness
- Loss of appetite
- Upset stomach
- Feeling unsteady
- Shortness of breath
- Increased heart rate
- Difficulty sleeping
An effective measure to recover from early AMS
If you happen to notice any of the symptoms, follow the guideline mentioned below:
- Do not climb any higher for the next 48 hours
- Descend to a lower altitude if possible
- Take complete rest until you feel well
- Do not exercise
- Do not smoke
- Drink plenty of water
- Take external oxygen supply if necessary
- Take anti-sickness medicines
If you see no improvement in your health within 48 hours, you will have to be immediately deported to the city for medical support.
Preventive Measures
There is no way to train your body prior to trekking so as to adapt to the high altitude. Some ways in which you can prevent it are as follows:
- Take plenty of rest
- Ascend slowly and gradually as you reach higher
- keep yourself hydrated
- Eat high-calorie food
- Do not smoke, drink or consume tranquilizing medicines
Insurance
During times of emergencies like acute altitude sickness or a natural calamity, you might have to be immediately deported in a helicopter. The cost of such deportation is covered by health insurance that needs to be purchased before you start the trek.
Everest Three high Pass Trek option
- Solo trekking with a private guide and porter.
- Trekking with a guide only.
- Trekking with Guide and Porter.
- Trekking with Group with Guide & Porter.
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