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Everest 2 Pass Trek Via E.B.C

Everest 2 Pass Trek Via E.B.C
Duration
15 Days
Altitude
5388m
Group
2-8
Grade
Strenous
Accomodation
Tea house/lodges

Overview

“Each fresh peak ascended teaches something.” — Sir Martin Conway

 About Trip 
Everest 2 Pass Trek is a well-liked route for people who want to see the spectacular Everest Base Camp and the sacred Himalayan freshwater lakes while also experiencing the thrills of high-altitude mountain passes. The two Pass Trekking, also known as Cho La Renjo La Pass Trekking, is an outstanding opportunity to combine adventure with walking in rough terrain, glaciers, and harsh weather to fulfill the objective of experiencing EBC and Gokyo Valley – two of Nepal's and the world's top destinations to visit.

2 Pass Trek follows the classic Everest Base Camp paths till crossing the difficult Cho La Pass, which leads to a magnificent valley with the turquoise Gokyo Lake and majestic Gokyo Peak. The breathtaking view of the Himalayan range and Gokyo Lake is without a doubt one of the most beautiful photographs you will ever see (in camera or memory).

The trek continues up narrow trails to the top of Renjo La Pass, where you can take in another view of the Mt. Everest range and the lake before descending to the colorful village of Thame. Crossing . is another wonderful  Tashi Labtsa Pass Via Rolwaling Valley  trail or Three Passes Trek if you want a more thrilling experience.


  Trip Highlights 

  • High elevation adventurous journey of +5000m passes,
  • Tranquil Gokyo Lake and Beautiful Gokyo Valley (4790m),
  • Base Camp of World Highest Everest at 5364m,
  • Immense mountain views including of four world highest (I, IV, V, VI),
  • Top viewpoint of Nepal – Gokyo Peak and Kala Patthar,
  • Colossal Khumbu Glacier and Ngozumpa Glacier (largest in Nepal),
  • Several old Buddhist Gompas and monasteries including Thame and Tyangboche,
  • Excellent walk through beautiful Sherpa villages and communities,

 Everest Two Pass Trek Trip Cost 
When organizing any vacation or getaway, one of the first things travelers consider is the overall trip cost. This includes not only the obvious expenses like flights and accommodation, but also hidden costs such as local transportation, meals, entrance fees, travel insurance, and souvenirs micelineos expeses. Budgeting for your trip cost in advance helps avoid financial surprises and allows you to enjoy your journey stress-free. Many travelers find it helpful to compare prices online, take advantage of package deals, and travel during off-peak seasons to lower their overall trip expenses. Remember, a well-planned budget ensures your adventure remains memorable for the right reasons—not because it broke the bank. 

Here, Mountain Mate offers you the best deal of cheapest everest three pass trek for matching the cost for budget or solo travel, full board everest base camp trek price for idol or standard service according to trekkers interest by the proper professional  research on the basis of locals connection in day to day updating basis.

 Full-board Package cost  
This cost is designed by the mountain mate treks for the service oriented trekkers who are looking for comfortable service within the best service providing just below than the recognized branded hotels and tea houses in the trail, Where trekkers can enjoy there trip without worrying there personal managements.

Half Board Package cost
This cost is designed by the mountain mate treks for the budget ,solo travelers and students. Just to overcome the hustle of organizing transportation, permits, flights , accomadation etc. for assisting our Everest Two Pass Treks within the Nepal goverment's laws, social values and norms, national parks's rules and regulation. which helps trekkers avoid risks in the trail, understanding the goverment rules and regulation, supporting wildlife and vegetation and stress free  trip.


 Includes And Excludes In Service 

 Services includes and Excludes 

 Full board

 Half board

Nepal Visa Expenses and worldwide Airfare

 No

 No

Free Pick-up and drop in the arrival and departure from (TIA) airport.

 Yes

 Yes

Accomodation in City besides trekking days(two nights in three star hotel in B/B plan in twin sharing).

 Yes

 Yes

Meals and Extra activities in city.

 No

 No

All necessary Nation Park permit and Paperwork

 Yes

 Yes

All necessary trekking transfers(Best public and tourist transport as depending area).

 Yes

 Yes

The best local tea house accomodation during trekking.

 Yes

 Yes

Experienced license holder guide (English Speaking, first aid, eco-trained).

 Yes

 Yes

A Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner is served in trekking itinerary days (a item at once)

 Yes

 No

Tea/Coffee or Himalayan Sea buckthorn juice is served in Breakfast.

 Yes

 No

A complete first-aid medical kit (handled by Guide/Sherpa)

 Yes

 Yes

All relevant fees taxes and Levies

 Yes

 Yes

All expenses for Nepalese crew members including salaries, food, accommodation, insurance, equipment and transportation.

 Yes

 Yes

Porters for carrying luggages (Please contact us for porters in necessary)

  No

  No

Trekking Costs like Drinking Water, Soft & Hard  Drinks, Juice, Phon Calls, Web Utilize, Battery, Charging, Clothing, Hot Shower, Gift, Extra Porters etc

  No

  No

Individual Trekking Gears and Equipment. (major gears such as sleeping Bag, down jacket, trekking  bags, poncho, hiking poles and headlights can be rented from Mt.Mate’s gear rental shop)

  No

  No

Individual Any Kinds of Health or Travel Insurance.(it is obligatory to decrease the conceivable cost in case of crisi clearing).

  No

  No  

Costs emerges due to hindrance and delays within program schedule due to climate issues or Health problem issues.

  No

  No

Tipping to trekking crew members (Highly Expected), and Donating.

  No

  No


Price List 

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Per Person

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4-9 Person

 

Full Board Package Cost / Per Person

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Half Board Package Cost /Per Person

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Also, Mountain Mate Treks  is recognized as best agency for organizing flexible route, itineraries, and cost  by  counsulting with the trekkers individually from Alternative Low budget trip to Luxurious Premium Packages. So, fill free to  Contact Us  for  customize Trip, for further information and inquries.   (How To Pay)   (Booking FAQS).


 Best season For Everest Two Pass Trek 

It's been practise that  Everest two pass Trek is possible to organize in all over the here by figuring out the possible provablity and the  professional preparation within some fluctuation in flight delays. Besides that the best times to trek to Everest two pass trek are during the spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) seasons. These periods offer favorable weather conditions, clear skies, and excellent visibility, enhancing your trekking experience.

  • Spring Season (March–May)
    • Weather: Mild temperatures with clear skies.
    • Landscape: Rhododendrons and other wildflowers are in full bloom, adding vibrant colors to the landscape.
    • Crowds: This is a popular trekking season, so trails and teahouses can be busy.
    • Highlights: Ideal for those who appreciate the beauty of nature and don't mind the busier trails..
       
  • Autumn Season (September–November)
    • Weather: Post-monsoon weather is typically clear and stable, with fantastic visibility of the mountains.
    • Landscape: The monsoon rains clear the atmosphere, offering some of the best mountain views of the year.
    • Crowds: This is the most popular time for trekking, leading to busier trails and teahouses.
    • Cultural Experience: Coincides with Nepal’s major festivals, such as Dashain and Tihar, offering a culturally rich experience..
       
  • Winter Season (December–February)
    • Weather: Extremely cold temperatures, with the possibility of heavy snowfall.
    • Landscape: Clear skies provide stunning views of the snow-capped peaks.
    • Considerations: Not recommended for inexperienced trekkers due to harsh weather conditions and potential trail blockages..
       
  • Monsoon Season (June–August)
    • Weather: Frequent heavy rainfall, leading to slippery trails and increased risk of landslides.
    • Visibility: Rain clouds can obscure scenery, reducing visibility.
    • Considerations: Not recommended for trekking due to unpredictable and potentially dangerous weather conditions..

The spring and autumn seasons are ideal for planning your trek to Everest Two Pass. These periods not only offer the best weather conditions but also provide opportunities to experience Nepal's rich cultural heritage.


 Necessary Tools and Gear for Everest  Two pass Trek 

Trekking to Everest Two Pass requires careful gear selection due to the high altitude, cold weather, and variable terrain. Here’s a comprehensive list of essential gear for a safe and comfortable journey:
 

  • Clothing - Base Layers:
    • Moisture-wicking thermal tops and bottoms (2–3 sets)

  • Clothing - Insulation Layers:
    • Fleece or down jacket (1)
    • Insulated pants (optional but useful in colder months)

  • Clothing c Outer Layers:
    • Waterproof and windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or similar)
    • Waterproof pants

  • Clothing - Trekking Clothes:
    • Lightweight trekking pants (2 pairs)
    • Long-sleeve and short-sleeve moisture-wicking shirts (3–4)
    • Warm hat, sun hat, and buff or neck gaiter
    • Gloves: inner liner gloves and insulated outer gloves
    • Underwear and sports bras (quick-dry)

  •  Footwear
    • Trekking boots (broken-in, waterproof)
    • Camp shoes/sandals (for resting at tea houses)
    • Wool or synthetic trekking socks (4–5 pairs)
    • Gaiters (optional, for snow or mud)

  •  Gear and Equipment
    • Trekking backpack (30–40L for day use)
    • Duffel bag (carried by porter, if using one)
    • Sleeping bag (rated to -10°C or lower)
    • Sleeping bag liner (for extra warmth and hygiene)
    • Trekking poles (highly recommended)
    • Headlamp with extra batteries
    • Water bottles or hydration bladder (2–3 liters capacity)
    • Water purification method (tablets, filter, or UV sterilizer)
    • Sunglasses (UV protection)
    • Dry bags or zip-locks (for waterproofing clothes/electronics)

  •  Health and Hygiene
    • Personal first aid kit (include altitude sickness meds like Diamox)
    • Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
    • Lip balm with SPF
    • Wet wipes and hand sanitizer
    • Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, small towel, etc.)
    • Toilet paper and sanitary supplies (tea houses often don't provide)

  •  Documents and Essentials
    • Passport and multiple passport-size photos
    • TIMS card and Everest National Park permit
    • Travel insurance (with high-altitude trekking coverage)
    • Cash (Nepali rupees – no ATMs en route)

For more details check  Best Trekking Tips In Nepal


 Altitude Sickness in Amadablam Base Camp Trek  

Many people consider trekking to Everest two passe with EBC to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but it also takes them into high-altitude area where they run the risk of developing Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), also known as Altitude Sickness.
Understanding altitude sickness is essential for your success and safety, regardless of your goals—whether  to visit Everest two passe with EBC trek, MM  (mountain mate) Treks prepare with the well trained  Local Guides of the region, proper precautin on safety measures with essential medication and safety tools.

For more details check  Altitude Information 


Have an amazing and safe trek to Amadablam Base Camp — it's truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Itinerary

 SHORT ITINERARY 

  • Day 01: Kathmandu/Lukla (2,800m/9,184ft) by flight. Flying Distance: 367km(35-40min), Trek to Phakding (2,652m/8699ft), Walking Distance: 3 – 4 hours.
     
  • Day 02: Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3,440m/11,283ft),Walking Distance:10-12km (5 – 6 hrs).
     
  • Day 03:  Acclimatization in Namche Bazaar.
     
  • Day 04: Trek from Namche to Thame (3,750m/12304ft), Walking Distance: 8.5km (4 – 5 hrs) .
     
  • Day 05: Trek from Thame to Lungden (4,380m/14,370ft), Walking Distance: 8.2km (5 – 6 hrs).
     
  • Day 06: Trek from Lungden  to Gokyo (4,791 m) via Renjo La (5,388 m), Walking Distance: 8km (6-7hrs).
     
  • Day 07: Explore Gokyo Ri (5384 m) & trek to Dragnak (4700 m), Walking Distance: 7 – 8 hrs.
     
  • Day 08: Trek from Gokyo  to Dzongla (4,830 m) via Cho La (5,368 m),Walking Distance: – 9 to 10 hours.
     
  • Day 09: Trek from Dzongla to Lobuche (4,910m/16,100ft), Walking Distance: 6.5km (5 – 6 hrs).
     
  • Day 10 :Trek9 from  Lobuche to Gorakshep(5160 m/16,929ft) explore Everest Base Camp (5,320m/17450ft) and back ,Walking Distance:15km  (5 to 6 hrs).
     
  • Day 11: Trek from Gorakshep (5,160 m) to climb Kalapattar (5545m) & trek to Pheriche,Walking Distance: 14.5km  (6 – 7 hrs).
     
  • Day 12: Trek from pheriche to Namche (3,440m/11,283ft), Walking Distance: 14.3km (6 – 7 hrs). 
     
  • Day 14: Trek from Namche to Lukla (2,800m/9,184ft), Walking Distance: 19km (4 – 5 hrs).
     
  • Day 15: Lukla to Kathmandu by flight, Flying Ditance: 367km (35 min flight).


 DETAILS ITINERARY 

  • Day 01: Kathmandu/Lukla (2,840 m) by flight. Trek to Phakding (2,652m) 3 – 4 hours walk.  In a very first exciting day of  Trek there is 15-20 mins  drive to Kathmandu airport and fly to Lukla(Tenzing Hilary Airport)  at 2800m  for about 35-40 mins. leaving the Lukla you will pass level above the village Kyangma,Muse,Chaurikharka and Cheplung after around40-50mins  of  walk. After continuing north of Cheplung there is first view of dudhkoshi river,
     
  • Day 02: Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440m) 5 – 6 hrs walk.We will continue up the banks of the Dudh Koshi, crossing it twice by suspension bridges before reaching the Khumbu National Park. We will then cross the confluence of the Dudh Koshi and the Bhote Koshi on a high suspension bridge before climbing steeply for about two hours up ‘Namche Hill’ to reach Namche Bazaar. This is a prosperous trading town and the capital of the Khumbu Region. Many Tibetans cross the nearby border to trade their wares and the local market is a fascinating spectacle. This is a good place to buy genuine Tibetan artifacts. Just across the valley to the east stand the impressive peaks of Thamserku and Kangtega.
     
  • Day 03: Acclimatization in Namche Bazaar.Today we spend a rest day in Namche Bazaar for better acclimatization. In the morning, we will walk up to Khumjung and glance-by the school as well as visit the Everest View Hotel (3,900m) before returning to Namche for lunch. The afternoon may be spent shopping or exploring the nooks and crannies of this ancient settlement.
     
  • Day 04: Trek to Thame (3,844 m) 4 – 5 hrs walk.From Namche, we leave the main Everest Base Camp trail behind us and journey north-west towards Tibet. We may meet Tibetans coming over the high passes and down the valley to trade their goods in Namche Bazaar. Thame is famous for being the birthplace of Tenzing Norgay.
     
  • Day 05: Trek to Lungden (4,380 m) 5 – 6 hrs walk.We will not find many more until we arrive at Gokyo, as Thame tends to be the limit of exploration for most people. So, the high valley beyond the village remains the simple domain of yaks, farming and Sherpas. Today we walk-by some very old, authentic Himalayan Villages that blend almost invisibly into the landscape. We eventually reach the small village of Lungden for the night.
     
  • Day 06: Cross Renjo La (5,388 m) to Gokyo (4,791 m) 9 – 10 hrs walk.Today, is a long walking day. It is a steady walk on a mostly path to reach beautiful, deserted valley, just below the Nangpa La. This pass is an historical and important trade route between Tibet and Nepal. It is still in use today, despite attempts to control the flow of goods and migrants over its’ snowy reaches.

    The ascent of the Renjo-la is up a good but rocky path, which the locals frequently cross with yaks. The climb is bound to feel tough at these altitudes, so we make an early start to give ourselves plenty of time. Once on top of the pass, the views towards Everest to the east are some of the best. For a keen photographer, being within the mountains yet faced with such an expansive and open vista never fails to surprise, with Everest, Cho Oyu, Gyanchung Kang, Makalu, Nuptse and Ama Dablam all laid out before us. Having taken some time to enjoy these views, we begin the descent to Gokyo Lakes, down a fairly rough trail at first, before continuing steeply down a blunt ridge to eventually reach more level ground. From here we skirt the north side of the Dudh Pokhari travelling eastwards towards Gokyo Lakes.
     
  • Day 07: Explore Gokyo Ri (5384 m) & trek to Dragnak (4700 m.) 7 – 8 hrs walk.Today, we climb up the first of the 3 Peaks in our itinerary – perhaps the finest viewpoint in the world! From the top, we will get stunning views of Everest and other peaks such as Cho Oyu. We start early so we can witness the ink-black sky yield to the sun as it rises in the east and gracefully bathes first Everest’s tip and its great south-west face with an incandescent orange glow. We’ll be there after two to three hours of zig-zagging our way to the top.
    As soon as we are ready, we set off on the trail once more, heading now for the far side of the glacier to camp at Dragnak. The route across the moraine of the glacier is mostly on sandy trails that weave amongst the ‘moonscape’ of the glacier. On the far side, we reach the small hamlet of Dragnak having walked about 3 hours from Gokyo.
     
  • Day 08: Cross Cho La (5,368 m) to Dzongla (4,830 m) – 9 to 10 hours.Toda, is also a long walking day, as we tackle the second of the High Passes. We need to set off very early in the morning to ensure that we cross the Cho La and descend to Dzongla in good time. At first, we make a very gradual ascent alongside the river up a small valley to eventually reach a sandy ridgeline. This gives a great view of the Cho La ahead and of some daunting 6,000m peaks to the north and south: Nirekha Peak, Kangshung Peak and Cholatse, among them. We make a long, gradual descent on a pleasant grassy path to reach a lunch stop below the pass. After lunch, the ground becomes steeper and rockier; it is time to pack away our trekking poles. The route weaves around boulders at first, before climbing up onto stonier ground. There is a final steep section to reach the pass itself. This is on loose ground, which can often be icy, so we need to take great care; it might be necessary to fix a short section of rope as well as to use crampons, which we will have with us just in case. The top of the pass is glaciated and we walk across a flat section of snow for about 15 minutes before dropping off the side and back onto rock. With Dzongla below us and now in sight, we pick our way down the far side of the pass and descend into a lovely valley. A stream that meanders along the bottom leads us to our campsite where we take a well-deserved rest.
     
  • Day 09: Trek to Gorakship (5160 m.) 5 – 6 hrs walk.In the morning, if we have not done so already, we have another chance of reaching the top of Kalapattar. Without a need to rush, we retrace our steps back, alongside the Khumbu Glacier, to reach Lobuche, where we spend the night. Tomorrow is another big day, as we plan to tackle the third of the High Passes, to place us ready and in position for the last of our 3 Peaks. About three hours beyond Lobuche, we reach Gorakshep.
     
  • Day 10: Trek to Everest Base Camp (5,360m) and back Gorakshep – 5 to 6 hrs walk.We explore the surrounding area and visit the real Everest Base Camp. The trail leads on to the moraine of the Khumbu Glacier as it weaves between mounds of rubble. After about 3 hours, we will eventually reach base camp near the foot of the Khumbu Icefall. Base Camp is actually spread over quite a wide area and we will spend some time wandering through it and getting a sense of what it must be like to be camped there for two whole months, whilst attempting the mountain.
     
  • Day 11: Gorakshep (5,160 m) to climb Kalapattar (5545m) & trek to Lobuche – 6 – 7 hrs walk.We strike out for the top of our second Peak, Kalapattar – the Black Rock. This is best tackled in the late afternoon to be on the top in the early evening, as the sun to the west will illuminate Everest with a kinder and more generous light for photographs, than when it’s in the eastern sky. If we each have a warm jacket and hat, it won’t matter if we’re on top as the sun sets, to see the alpenglow slip off Everest’s summit, as the lights in the lodges far below will guide us like stars and continue back to Lobuche.
     
  • Day 12: Trek to Tengboche (3,837 m) 6 – 7 hrs walk.Following the main Everest trail down the beautifully scenic valley, we pass through Pangboche at the base of Ama Dabkam and cross the river before climbing to the monastery at Tengboche. Some time exploring the famous monastery.
     
  • Day 13: Trek to Monjo (2,835 m) 6 – 7 hrs walk.From Teangboche, a steep descent leads through bird-filled rhododendron bushes and fir trees to the Dudh Koshi at Phunki Dingma. From here, we have to climb up the opposite bank but now with a huge advantage compared with those toiling in the opposite direction and yet to become accustomed to the rarefied air. .We continues on the path leading back to Namche Bazaar. We should have enough time in Namche to shop and relax in the bakery with a coffee and a cake, or even to check the Internet. We sweep down the steep descent of Namche Hill back to the suspension bridge over the Dudh Koshi and into the small village of Monjo.
     
  • Day 14: Trek to Lukla (2,840m) 4 – 5 hrs walk.The trail now flattens out and we cross the river twice more before a rising traverse up the hillside, past numerous teahouses to Lukla. Our last day of steady trekking will be a real joy as, at lower altitudes and nothing left to prove, we can soak up the atmosphere in each of the villages as we amble through. All excess energy is guaranteed to be exhausted at our party this evening with our Nepalese crew.
     
  • Day 15: Lukla to Kathmandu by flight (35 min flight).Catch Lukla to Kathmandu by schedule flight. We will be met at the domestic airport in Kathmandu. Drive to hotel in Kathmandu.

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