Everest Three Passes Trek, Nepal (incl. EBC + Gokyo Lakes)

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We did the Everest Three Passes trek in Nepal in April 2023 in partnership with Kathmandu-based trekking agency Himalayan Masters. Along with our guide, Govinda Rai, and porter, Prakas Tamang, we trekked from Lukla to Everest Base Camp via Kongma La (5547 m), then from EBC to Gokyo Lakes via Cho La (5368 m), and finally from Gokyo back to Lukla via Renjo La (5388 m).
Our trek took 17 days Kathmandu to Kathmandu, although we had planned for up to 22 days. We were already well acclimatised from our Langtang Valley and Gosainkunda treks (which we completed just a few days before flying to Lukla) so we spent one less night at Namche Bazaar than most people would. We recommend doing this trek anti-clockwise, crossing Kongma La first, and be sure to acclimatise properly before crossing your first pass. Acclimatisation hikes from Dingboche (up Nangkartshung) and Chukhung (up Chukhung Ri) are great options.
For more info about this trek, a complete breakdown of the route, suggested itineraries, maps, and advice and tips for the trail, check out our detailed written guides over on the blog (linked above) and our video guide ( • Complete Guide to EBC,... ).
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➤ FILM CHAPTERS
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:09 Helicopter Kathmandu to Lukla
00:02:18 Day 1 Lukla (2857 m) to Monjo (2830 m)
00:03:58 Day 2 Monjo (2830 m) to Namche Bazaar (3425 m)
00:06:53 Day 3 Namche Bazaar (3425 m) to Pangboche (3950 m)
00:10:58 Day 4 Pangboche (3950 m) to Dingboche (4300 m)
00:12:48 Day 5 Nangkartshang Acclimatisation Hike (max 5039 m)
00:15:16 Day 6 Dingboche (4300 m) to Chukhung (4730 m)
00:16:48 Day 7 Chukhung Ri Acclimatisation Hike (max 5380 m)
00:20:07 Day 8 Chukhung (4730 m) to Lobuche (4920 m) via Kongma La (5514 m)
00:26:38 Day 9 Lobuche (4920 m) to Gorak Shep (5160 m) and Kala Patthar Hike (max 5611 m)
00:31:41 Day 10 Gorak Shep (5160 m) to Everest Base Camp (5280 m) to Dzonglha (4825 m)
00:36:48 Day 11 Dzonglha (4825 m) to Dragnag (4680 m) via Cho La (5368 m)
00:42:55 Day 12 Dragnag (4680 m) to Gokyo (4750 m)
00:46:43 Day 13 Gokyo Ri Hike (max 5340 m)
00:51:21 Day 14 Gokyo (4750 m) to Thame (3800 m) via Renjo La (5388 m)
00:55:36 Days 15 - 16 Thame (3800 m) to Monjo (2830 m) to Lukla (2857 m)
00:58:40 Day 17 Fly Lukla to Manthali then drive Manthali to Kathmandu (4 hours)
01:01:00 More Trek Info
01:01:55 Filming Behind The Scenes
01:06:37 Those Poor Snowcocks
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@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

17 days trekking among Himalayan giants over three 5300+ mountain passes in the Khumbu region of Nepal - this is the Everest Three Passes trek! For everything you need to know to plan this trek for yourself, plus a detailed route guide, our recommended itinerary, and a downloadable route map, check out our free written guide (www.goingthewholehogg.com/everest-three-passes-trek-guide/) and trail notes (www.goingthewholehogg.com/everest-three-passes-trekking-route-guide/) over on the blog. If you want to trek with Himalayan Masters too, mention our referral code HOGG5 and you'll get a 5% discount off your trip! Hope you enjoy the film and thank you for watching 🥾🏔😁 Kim & Del

@bopbrothers 6 месяцев назад

I never comment on videos, but I just had to on this one. Thank you for sharing this incredible video. The audio, picture, and editing are amazing. Inspiring. Will keep coming back to this video as I plan for this trek in the coming years

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Brilliant, thanks. It means a lot coming from someone like yourself who doesn’t comment. We’ll also be releasing a talking/guide video soon where we breakdown the planning necessities and discuss the trail… may be helpful if you’re thinking about doing this trek in the future. Anyway, thanks again 👍

@cols_serenescapes 6 месяцев назад

What a journey you've taken us on. One which I'm never going to undertake and sights I'm never going to see, but I feel like I experienced it. My wellbeing is much improved for having watched. Stunning cinematography as always. Congratulations on a fabulous achievement. Thank you for a truly immersive video.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Thanks very much Colin. It’s always our aim to create something immersive and take the viewer with us, so it’s a pleasure to know this was your impression. And if you feel your wellbeing improved too, well, even better. Thanks again 🙂

@jcline147 3 месяца назад

The jaw dropping view of these massive mountains is just phenomenal. Watching it on TV is amazing …but I can’t imagine, standing in the presence of all of it ..and not just dropping to your knees in awe. congratulations and thank you for putting these videos together for everyone. They are just amazing. Your Sherpa/guide is to be commended.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 3 месяца назад

It is a very special feeling to be there and walk amongst those mountains. Thank you so much for all the appreciation. And yes, Govinda, our guide, did a first class job 😃

@OlgierdTybinkowski 6 месяцев назад

Nepal is my dream hike destination. Awesome, as always. Cheers from Poland.😊

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

It has that special something for sure. Thanks very much 😃

@erguni65 2 месяца назад

Thanks for this wonderful video. Especially the Gokyo lake and around shots are amazing. I will be trekking 3 passes this autumn, I am excited already.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 2 месяца назад

You’re welcome! Really glad you enjoyed it. Best of luck for your 3 Passes trek, have a great time 😃

@OriginalSlash63 14 дней назад

this was a great Vlog ! thanks for putting it up, loved the sped up shots of Del retrieving the camera ! i had wondered if you had staged the camera and then went back or had someone else take the shots .....answered !!🤣🤣 I couldnt help thinking it looked like he said "Bugger ! Ive left my gloves in Kathmandu ! I'll just whip back and get them" ! cue Benny Hill theme and Del vid at 10x !

@GoingTheWholeHogg 10 дней назад

Cheers! Glad you enjoyed it! Haha, funny, will remember that one next time I’m bombing it back for the camera 😃

@GaryNaples 6 месяцев назад

Thank You for allowing us on your journey…From New Britain, Ct USA

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching Gary, glad you enjoyed it 😃

@TheThomam 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for an amazing film and some great memories of doing the trek 18 months ago - although a spring trek in the opposite direction.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Glad to hear it! This was also in spring, although you might not think it from the snow!

@Kara_2505 6 месяцев назад

Wow! Thank you for another beautiful creation! So many extraordinary shots. 💛 Altough I must say I've watched this one with mixed emtions. The landscape is astonishing and mesmerizing. But I like your journeys in solitude and this one was was busier in various ways. It reminded me of what I have seen and read about the impact of tourism in the Everest region. The doc I saw about how foreign tour operators left/are leaving behind the basecamp areas was truly apalling. So hope they will limit visitor numbers and set conditions like they do in other popular places.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Thank you so much Kara, really glad you enjoyed it! The landscape is very special. It was a pleasure and privilege to do this trek, and we very much enjoyed the process of trying to capture it too. We do know what you mean about the busyness of this one - a bit of a departure from many of our other experiences and we do enjoy the solitude too. We did expect that here and said from the start that we would try to show that side of things as much as possible, and not try to hide it. Saying that, when we were away from the Base Camp trail, things were much quieter. It’s definitely a difficult situation for the region in terms of the environmental impact and we know that there are various attempts to minimise and mitigate that impact. It’s beholden on everyone who travels there to do so with respect and to minimise their own impact, and obviously the behaviour of tour operators can have a huge effect. On the flip side, the trekking and climbing industry is a huge earner for the country, in terms of taxes and fees at government level, for individual trekking agencies, and for the local economy with guesthouse owners, etc. Increased awareness of detrimental behaviour is a good thing and hopefully that can help push positive change 🙂

@Kara_2505 6 месяцев назад

Hi Kim, I really appreciate your clear and honest answer, thanks a lot! (I'm late, it slipped my mind. ☺️) It is such a renarkable and special region, I really hope they will find long term durable solutions that safeguard the environment and the welfare of the local people as well. It would be great if the government could introduce an approach in which regulation, supervision and local trekking agencies would be integrated.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

No problem 😃, and yes, that would definitely be an ideal situation. Fingers crossed for the future 🤞

@frankt1581 4 месяца назад

Brilliant!!..You definitely have an eye for beauty.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 4 месяца назад

Thanks! It's a very beautiful place!

@Lessonsingh01 6 месяцев назад

What a journey , respect!

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Thanks! It was an amazing trek 😍

@thenextadventure8079 5 месяцев назад

Absolutely superb film, better than most documentaries on TV. We feel like we’ve been on this amazing journey with you. Thanks for all the work you put into bringing this together.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 5 месяцев назад

Thanks so much for the kind words! We try to make our hiking films immersive for our viewers, so we're glad to hear this is how it felt for you. Thanks for joining us on the trek! Kim

@vanlifenomad 6 месяцев назад

Superb thank you

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching!

@sarojdeuja8014 6 месяцев назад

Amazing Video guys. Great adventurous place, courageous trekking and Inspiring Journey. Thanks for sharing. Loved it.

@sarojdeuja8014 6 месяцев назад

Just saw your Langtang trekking 5 months ago uploaded. Man you guys are some sort of mountaineers.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Glad you're enjoying the videos! Yeah, we did the Langtang and Gosainkunda trek immediately before the Everest Three Passes, but it's taken us a few months to edit the videos and write up all the guides! Langtang was our 'warm up' for the Everest region, but it ended up feeling like a pretty big trek in itself! Have you trekked in Nepal before?

@sarojdeuja8014 6 месяцев назад

Well to be honest, I was born in one of those himalays of Nepal, not so popular trekking amongst foreigner, but did my school, and high school there. So I had to trek everyday till I got 17Y/o. roughly 45min down to valley for schools and 1.25hrs uphill after school. Mountains and Himalayas are my home town, haven't been able to go back home for couple of years. But thanks to you guys, making me feel home through your videos. Appreciate it. Stay safe wherever you wonderful souls are out there.@@GoingTheWholeHogg

@reluctantfellrunner 6 месяцев назад

Incredible. Best wishes in 2024.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Thanks very much! All the best to you too 😃

@Thannicha_Noot 2 месяца назад

Thank you for your VDO I'm will go this route "Everest 3 Pass " on May'2024 (Thailand)

@GoingTheWholeHogg 2 месяца назад

Thanks for watching and wishing you a fantastic time on your trek 🥾 🇳🇵!

@Thannicha_Noot 2 месяца назад

Now, I'm waiting and exciting to go "Everest 3 Pass"

@Lessonsingh01 6 месяцев назад

No word, amazing be , beautiful , huge mountain, 😍 i

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching and appreciating! 🙏🏻

@himalayan-yatri 6 месяцев назад

Awesome 😍😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏🙏

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Thanks! Glad you like it, it's an incredible trek!

@ralphaverill2001 6 месяцев назад

12:26 That has to be the most challenging cliff face to climb in the world! Does that mountain have a name? The north face of the Eiger seems like child's play in comparison. Wonderful video. The trek narrates itself just fine.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

I'm not sure what that mountain is called, but looks pretty intimidating to me!

@timatkins6693 4 месяца назад

Hi again, amazing video and adventure! I’m hoping to do the three passes solo in November. Can I ask how you organised the accommodation in the tea houses along the route beforehand?

@GoingTheWholeHogg 4 месяца назад

Our guide phoned ahead and booked some of the busier places like Lobuche in advance, but many places we just organised somewhere on arrival, going to whatever guesthouse our guide recommended. You don't have to book in advance, you can just show up.

@winrajunus6879 6 месяцев назад

The video, as always, TOP CLASS. but the BTS has gotten better and better, In the beginning I tot there are added race-car sound-effect on Dell, but I figure its the wind and/or chopper. and also, was that Tom Cruise on the EBC rock? hahaha.....

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Hey, thanks very much! Haha, Kim takes great pleasure in putting together those BTS segments, and you’re right, no added sound effects, just the sped up helicopter etc. 😁 That guy wishes he was Tom Cruise 😂

@nigg2811 6 месяцев назад

Thanks so much, guys! A fantastic and honest portrayal of this mega trek! No doubt a great experience, but I bet you were glad when it was over! Some questions. How would you rate it compared with the other treks you did? How valuable/necessary is it to have guide and porter for this trek? Is it better to do a warm-up/fitness trek before this one? I think you did it in April/May - guessing it would be less snowy but busier in October/November? Your written guide looks really good, btw - thanks for putting in so much hard work! 😊

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

Hey, thank you! Thanks for watching and for getting in touch with some great questions as usual. It was a great experience and I think there’s always that little bit of being glad when it’s over, but definitely this time with such a long trek and also a long time at high altitude and in the snow. Really memorable though, and a great variety of landscapes across the three passes and throughout the trek. We would rate it highly compared to others. It’s up there with the best in Nepal we would say. The scenery is spectacular and the physical challenge is significant. It can be a little crowded when on the same route as the Everest Base Camp Trek but when you’re away from that it feels much much less busy. In terms of a guide and porter, it’s really up to the individual. Unlike in other regions, it’s not currently mandatory to have a guide in the Khumbu. Without getting into too much detail, if you’re an experienced high altitude trekker who’s used to carrying a good sized pack (15kg or more) for 2-3 weeks, then you’re probably fine without a guide and porter… the route is not really difficult to follow, especially with the GPX track on a mapping app. If you’re not experienced at high altitude, then a guide at least is a good idea, for safety if nothing else, and probably a porter too if you’re not used to carrying a heavy pack, although if you’re physically strong then this may be less of an issue. All that aside, having a guide removes a lot of the hassle from finding a guesthouse and such like, and a good guide can provide valuable insight throughout the trek. We’ve discussed it at length in our written guide 🙂 A warm up is a good idea, for fitness but also for acclimatisation. We trekked the Langtang Valley and to Gosainkunda before this and that was ideal. Good physical prep and also many days spent above 4000 metres. As we only spent a few days back in Kathmandu, it meant that we only had to spend one night in Namche Bazaar (standard is two) as we were already well acclimatised. Yep, we started April 11th I think. It’s our understanding that so much snow at that time isn’t so common but with current climate uncertainty it’s anybody’s guess. Definitely less snowy in October/November and busier as that’s the peak season, with spring being the next most favourable. Glad you like the written guides… a lot of work but we feel it’s valuable and we do appreciate getting good feedback about them. We’re working on a talking/guide video at the moment in which we cover a lot about both the Everest Base Camp and Three Passes treks, so hopefully that’ll be helpful too for anyone planning to do those. Thanks again! 😃

@nigg2811 6 месяцев назад

@@GoingTheWholeHogg Thanks very much for your (very helpful) replies. As I understand it from Facebook Nepal Trekking groups, no where do you need to take a guide, because even if it's officially required it's not actually enforced (though some Guides will make out that it is required by law - for obvious reasons!) But yes, I can see that using a guide from a reputable company makes everything go smoothly/hassle-free.

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

@nigg2811 no bother at all. Part of the problem in other regions is that trekkers are required to get the TIMS card, and the new requirement made it that only government registered trekking agencies could obtain it, whereas in the past trekkers could just get it themselves. In the Khumbu region they have their own system and don’t use TIMS so it’s no problem. For everywhere else there is often a disconnect between the official requirement and what’s being enforced locally, but this obviously creates a lot of uncertainty for people and it’s far from ideal. Hopefully sensible heads will prevail in the end. Ultimately, those who wish a guide should take a guide, and those who don’t, shouldn’t have to (restricted areas aside).

@nigg2811 6 месяцев назад

I've heard of TIMS and people are pretty confused on FB about the options regarding trekking alone. But of course this is Nepal and it's always pretty chaotic! That in itself is a reason to use a dependable trekking agency to take care of everything. @@GoingTheWholeHogg

@LittleJerry-kr8il 5 месяцев назад

Nice place

@GoingTheWholeHogg 5 месяцев назад

It sure is 😃

@dawiwagle9865 4 месяца назад

Very nice video,we also want to..,which times is it?

@GoingTheWholeHogg 4 месяца назад

Thanks! This was in April

@bobmarley6161 6 месяцев назад

Heavenly views.... What month was this please... Much respect to the porters they are super human

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

This was in April : )

@md.tarikulislamtomal9222 3 месяца назад

which which T-House/Hotel/Lodge you guys stayed during this trek

@GoingTheWholeHogg 3 месяца назад

We have all the info about the places we stayed during our trek in our route guide over on our blog - www.goingthewholehogg.com/everest-three-passes-trekking-route-guide/

@timatkins6693 4 месяца назад

Hi! I’ve heard Nepal has put restrictions on solo hiking. Some routes are exempt, are you able to hike the three passes without a guide? Many thanks!

@GoingTheWholeHogg 4 месяца назад

Hi, yes the local authority for the Khumbu region has stated that a guide is not mandatory for trekking in this region (Three Passes, EBC, Gokyo Lakes, etc). You can read more in our guide on the blog - www.goingthewholehogg.com/everest-three-passes-trek-guide/ - and we also discuss this in our video guide - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qN6O2gmX7sQ.html. Hope this helps! Kim

@timatkins6693 4 месяца назад

@@GoingTheWholeHogg brilliant! Thanks

@nikin1100 6 месяцев назад

what is the name of the melody 25 min ❤

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

It's Astral Steps by Hanna Lindgren (just the melody part of the track). You can find it on Epidemic Sound (our free trial referral link is www.epidemicsound.com/referral/8rqzgb : ) )

@lalhmachhuanarenthlei481 6 месяцев назад

l wishes you'll explain a little bit....

@GoingTheWholeHogg 6 месяцев назад

You can find lots of information about the trek in our detailed guides on our blog (www.goingthewholehogg.com/everest-three-passes-trekking-route-guide/ and www.goingthewholehogg.com/everest-three-passes-trek-guide/) and we will publish a video guide explaining all about this trek in January. You can subscribe and turn on notifications to be notified when we upload the video 🙂