Everest two pass trek with Everest base camp

After breakfast, we continue our trek along the Dudh Koshi River toward the famous Sherpa town of Namche Bazaar. The trail passes through beautiful pine and rhododendron forests and crosses several suspension bridges decorated with colorful prayer flags.

We enter Sagarmatha National Park at Monjo, where permits are checked before continuing toward Jorsalle. From Jorsalle, the trail follows the river and eventually reaches the famous Hillary Suspension Bridge. From here, the trail becomes steeper as we climb toward Namche Bazaar.

The final ascent is rewarded with the first views of Everest and other magnificent peaks, weather permitting. Namche Bazaar is the commercial and cultural center of the Khumbu region, with shops, bakeries, cafés, lodges, and traditional Sherpa houses. We spend the night in Namche and prepare for our acclimatization day.

Today is an important acclimatization day before gaining more altitude. Rather than remaining completely inactive, we take a short hike to higher elevations and return to Namche to help our bodies adjust to the thin mountain air.

After breakfast, we hike toward the Everest View Hotel at approximately 3,880m. From the viewpoint, we can enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kongde and other surrounding peaks.

We then return toward Namche. Depending on energy levels, there is also an opportunity to explore the Sherpa Museum, visit the local market, or simply relax at a café while enjoying the mountain scenery. Overnight at Namche Bazaar.

After breakfast, we leave Namche and follow the scenic trail overlooking the Dudh Koshi Valley. This section of the trek provides some of the finest views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku and Kwangde.

The trail initially follows a relatively comfortable path before descending through beautiful rhododendron, pine and fir forests toward Phunki Tenga. After crossing the Dudh Koshi River, we begin a steady uphill climb toward Tengboche.

Tengboche is one of the most important cultural and religious settlements in the Everest region. The village is famous for Tengboche Monastery, one of the largest and most significant monasteries in the Khumbu. We have time to visit the monastery and observe the traditional Buddhist surroundings while enjoying magnificent views of Ama Dablam and the surrounding Himalayas. Overnight at Tengboche.

We begin the day by descending through beautiful forests toward Deboche and crossing the Imja Khola. The trail then gradually climbs through Pangboche, one of the oldest permanent Sherpa settlements in the region.

As we continue, the landscape changes noticeably. The dense forests gradually disappear and the trail enters the alpine zone, with open valleys, rocky terrain and increasingly dramatic mountain views. Ama Dablam dominates the landscape as we walk deeper into the Imja Valley.

After several hours of trekking, we reach Dingboche, a beautiful stone-walled village surrounded by fields. Dingboche is an important acclimatization stop and is also the gateway to Chhukung and several high mountain routes. We settle into our teahouse and prepare for another acclimatization day. Overnight at Dingboche.

Today is another essential acclimatization day. We spend the day around Dingboche and make a gradual hike toward Nagarshan Hill, reaching approximately 5,100m depending on weather, trail and group conditions.

The climb provides an excellent opportunity to gain altitude during the day while returning to Dingboche for a lower-altitude overnight stay. From the higher slopes, there are impressive views of Ama Dablam, Island Peak, Lhotse, Makalu and the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

After spending some time enjoying the mountain scenery, we descend carefully back to Dingboche. The remainder of the afternoon can be spent resting, hydrating and preparing for the higher-altitude section of the trek. Overnight at Dingboche.

After breakfast, we leave Dingboche and continue toward the Everest Base Camp area. The trail climbs gradually through the alpine landscape toward Dughla.

From Dughla, we make a more challenging ascent toward the ridge containing memorials dedicated to climbers and Sherpas who lost their lives on Himalayan expeditions. The memorials, surrounded by prayer flags and stones, provide a quiet and moving reminder of the challenges of climbing in the Everest region.

We then continue along the moraine of the Khumbu Glacier, with magnificent views of Pumori, Khumbutse, Lingtren and other Himalayan peaks. The landscape becomes increasingly rugged as we approach Lobuche. After reaching the settlement, we check into our teahouse, have dinner and rest for the next day's journey toward Everest Base Camp. Overnight at Lobuche.

Today is one of the major highlights of the trek. After an early breakfast, we leave Lobuche and follow the rugged trail toward Gorakshep. The path crosses rocky moraine terrain alongside the Khumbu Glacier, with spectacular views of Pumori, Nuptse, Khumbutse and other surrounding peaks.

After reaching Gorakshep, we check into our lodge, have some food and prepare for the hike to Everest Base Camp. We then continue across the rocky and glacial landscape toward the base camp. The trail can be challenging because of the altitude and uneven moraine terrain, so we maintain a slow and steady pace.

After reaching Everest Base Camp, we have time to explore the area, admire the Khumbu Glacier and Icefall, and take photographs. During the climbing season, the atmosphere around base camp can be particularly exciting as expedition teams prepare for their summit attempts.

After enjoying this incredible achievement, we retrace our steps back to Gorakshep for an overnight stay.

We start early in the morning for the famous hike to Kala Patthar, one of the best viewpoints in the Everest region. The ascent is gradual but challenging because of the high altitude. Reaching the summit around sunrise provides spectacular panoramic views of Mount Everest, Nuptse, Pumori, Ama Dablam and the surrounding Himalayan range.

After spending time at the viewpoint and taking photographs, we descend back toward Gorakshep for breakfast. We then begin our journey toward the remote settlement of Zhong La, leaving the main Everest Base Camp trail behind.

The route becomes quieter and more rugged as we approach the high-pass region. We cross dramatic mountain terrain with magnificent views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers before reaching Zhong La. This is an important preparation for the following day's crossing of Cho La. Overnight at Zhong La.

Today is one of the most challenging and exciting days of the entire trek as we cross the famous Cho La Pass. We start early because weather conditions around the high pass can change quickly.

The trail climbs gradually over rocky terrain toward the Cho La Pass. As we gain altitude, the landscape becomes increasingly barren and glacial. The final section toward the pass can be steep and may involve crossing icy or rocky surfaces depending on the season and conditions.

Reaching Cho La at approximately 5,417m is a major achievement. From the top, we are rewarded with spectacular views of Ama Dablam, Cholat

we walk a short but rough 2–3 hour trail leads from Thagnak across the rubble‑covered Ngozumpa Glacier, where cairn‑marked paths wind over moving ice and rocky moraine . The landscape feels stark and wild, with deep crevasses and supraglacial lakes adding both beauty and drama to the crossing. As you climb and descend the glacier’s undulating surface, views open toward the peaks above Gokyo, including the massive wall of Cho Oyu, which dominates the skyline. Nearing Gokyo, the scenery softens into turquoise glacial lakes like Dudh Pokhari, whose blue water contrasts sharply with the surrounding snow‑dusted ridges . Overall, the route blends raw glacial wilderness with serene alpine vistas, creating one of the most memorable sections of the Gokyo trail.

The ascent of Gokyo Ri (5,357 m) is one of the most celebrated viewpoints in the Everest region. Starting before sunrise allows groups to watch the Himalayan giants emerge from darkness. The light changes quickly at this altitude, creating golden silhouettes of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu, along with the vast Ngozumpa Glacier, the longest glacier in Nepal. Below, the Gokyo Lakes appear deep blue or turquoise depending on the angle of the sun, creating a striking contrast with the surrounding rock and ice. The air is crisp, the sky often clear, and the sense of scale is immense.

a gradual descent that showcases how dramatically the landscape shifts with altitude. Leaving Gokyo, hikers traverse high ridges with open views of snow peaks and the glacier’s winding surface. As the path drops toward Machhermo and then Dole, the terrain becomes greener, with alpine shrubs, juniper, and patches of grazing land. The valley narrows in places, offering views of cascading streams and steep hillsides. This section is quieter than the main Everest Base Camp route, giving hikers a peaceful atmosphere and long stretches of uninterrupted scenery.

Leaving Dole, trekkers pass through alpine meadows and boulder slopes with clear views of Thamserku and Kangtega towering above the village. As the trail descends toward Phortse Tenga, it winds through lush rhododendron forest and waterfalls , then climbs toward Kyangjuma where Ama Dablam dominates the skyline. Near Namche, the valley opens into broad vistas, and on clear days trekkers can spot Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse from viewpoints above the town 

after breakfast we walk back to the downhill at Phakding and make lunch break, after lunch and slight rest you can walk at your own pace and enjoying the lush green scenery around and passing through the incredible mountain scenery and local Sherpa village. Arrival in Lukla and you'll have time to stroll around the areas, and guide will re-confirm your flight ticket and enjoy the last celebration dinner with your crewmember and overnight at hotel.

The final morning starts early, as Lukla’s flights leave before the wind picks up in the valley. The short flight back to Kathmandu traces the ridgelines you walked in on, with the Dudh Koshi falling away beneath the wing and the Khumbu peaks lined up on the horizon in clear weather. After landing you are transferred to your hotel, where the rest of the day is free to shower, repack and rest, or shop for souvenirs in Thamel. Your guide and crew say their goodbyes here, usually over a last meal together in the evening.

in the free time visit office of mountain mate for collecting you certificate of trip completion.