Everest High Pass Trek

Everest high pass trekking is a perfect trekking for mountain lovers from all around the world. Everest High Pass crosses the Chola Pass and Renjo La Pass. This trek provides you with an amazing view of the Himalayas and mountains in the Everest region. This trek provides the hidden treasures of the world at the foot of Everest to all trekking lovers.

High pass trek begins from Kathmandu to Lukla in the Khumbu Valley, then trek to Namche Bazar and heading towards the Thame (Birth Place of Apa Sherpa 21 times Mt. Everest Summitor). The Everest trek then moves towards the Nangpa valley. The trek continues crossing the Renjo La Pass with the stunning view of Cho Oyu (the world’s sixth highest mountain) and over the Agozumpa Glacier and reaches the high pass Chola Pass. The Everest High Pass trek then re-begins and continues up to Kalapathar and base camp. Everest Base Camp is the end of this trekking route before the flight to Kathmandu. Now you have the time to stretch your foot before your departure to your home country or in another location.

Blaze Mountain Adventure provides you the best service on your Everest High Pass trekking. Along the Everest high pass, trekking professionals and qualified local guides will be provided who have climbed Mt. Everest and have experience of the Everest region. Blaze Mountain Adventure provides you safe journey arrangements and clean and hygienic food along the trail during your whole trip. Our Everest high pass trekking route is changeable as per your time availability and comfort.

Best Season for Everest High Pass Trek:

Spring from March to May and autumn from September to November are the best times for the Everest High Pass Trek, for these periods ensure the best climate and brilliant views.

• Spring (March to May)
  The temperatures in spring are warm and gentle; skies are usually clear, while rhododendrons color the trails all around with shades of color. It’s quite stable, the perfect trekking condition, offering wonderful views of Everest and nearby peaks.
• Autumn: (September to November)
  Autumn is considered the best time since one will get crystal clear visibility of the views with comfortable temperatures. The post-monsoon freshness in the atmosphere greets trekkers with unobstructed panoramic views of the mountains, dry trails, and high-altitude trekking conditions.

Both seasons offer perfect trekking conditions, safe crossings of the high passes, and an unforgettable Himalayan adventure.

Food and Accommodation on Everest High Pass Trek:

Meal nutrition in Everest High Pass Trek has a wide variety from traditional meals to Western served along the track in teahouses. It offers you options of Tibetan bread, pancakes, porridge, eggs, and muesli for breakfast and a hot cup of tea/coffee. Dal Bhat, or rice, lentils, and vegetables, noodles, pasta, momo, fried rice, soups, and Sherpa stew are common for lunch and dinner and provide nutritious, filling meals to keep your journey going. Energy bars, biscuits, and fruit, together with drinks such as tea, coffee, and soft drinks, are available in most stops. The teahouses will cater for dietary preferences, although the options do become limited the higher up in altitude one travels.

Trek Accommodations: Basic lodges or teahouses with simple rooms with shared facilities. Twin beds in the room, and a stove is usually available in the room to heat the rooms up; however, the temperatures can drop substantially at night, especially as higher altitudes are reached. The higher the altitude, the more basic the teahouses are; the lower altitude ones usually provide better amenities. Most teahouses would offer blankets, although it’s a good idea to bring your sleeping bag along as well for warmth. While the amenities may be basic, the warmth and hospitality of the Sherpa people make the accommodations an adventure unto themselves.

Safety and Health on Everest High Pass Trek:

Safety and health are the number one considerations during the Everest High Pass Trek. Good acclimatization against altitude sickness is prioritized; thus, rest days shall be included accordingly to ascend upwards over 5,000 meters in altitude. Symptoms to watch out for, which really one should not disregard, are headaches, dizziness, nausea, and many others; and upon showing any such symptom, it will be necessary to go down to a lower altitude level.

Bring a first-aid kit, at least painkillers, and your personal medicines. Medical facilities in the remote parts of Nepal are very basic, and helicopter evacuation in cases of serious health problems is the only option, provided that trekkers are properly insured. Staying hydrated, consuming nutritionally balanced meals, and following safety guidelines will help assure a safe, healthy trek.

Why Choose Blaze Mountain for the Everest High Pass Trek?

Blaze Mountain is systematically organized and ensures a safe trekking experience, making your Everest High Pass Trek memorable, taking away much hassle. Our guide team, consisting of expert professionals, has acquired extensive knowledge concerning high-altitude trekking. They share in-depth knowledge regarding the route taken, culture, and safety precautions. We have proper acclimatization; hence, we make sure that you walk comfortably at a good pace to reduce the chances of getting altitude sickness.

Combined with our carefully worked-out programs, comfortable teahouse lodges, and warm meals, we leave nothing behind but tremendous landscapes and adventure to be focused on. The package offers the buyer necessary services: porter assistance, permits, and emergency evacuation options that secure their journey. With Blaze Mountain, you will go through the ultimate Himalayan challenge safely, in comfort, and guided by real professionals every step of your way.