Everest Three Pass Trek-23 Days
Trip Facts
Duration
23 Days
Max. Altitude:
5,630m
Group size
2-16 pax persons
Best Season
September-November and March-May
Trip Mode
Lodge
Activity
Trekking
DIFFICULTY
Challenging
LOCATION
Everest Region
Start/End
Kathmandu, Nepal
Trip Highlights
- Glimpse of the ranges of the Himalayas – Mount Everest, Cho-Oyu, Amadablam, Lhotse, Makalu, Thamserku, Cholatse
- Walk towards Dudh Koshi and arrive in the tourist spot of Namche with a monastery
- Breathtaking views of the Everest Three Pass Trek – Kongma La Pass, Cho La Pass and Renjo La Pass
- Panoramic sceneries and beautiful mountains in Khumbu with frozen lakes
- Explore the culture, heritage and lifestyles of the native Sherpas
Overview
The Everest Three Pass trek is an epic journey across the Khumbu valleys. Spread out like fingers, the valleys are connected by several high passes with amazing views of the eastern Nepalese Himalayan range including Mount Everest, Cho-Oyu, Amadablam, Lhotse, Makalu, Thamserku, Cholatse – just to name a few.
After a spectacular flight over the Himalayas to Lukla, the gateway to Everest, we hike along the Dudh Koshi River passing through small Sherpa settlements to Namche, the largest settlement of the upper Khumbu. It houses a monastery but otherwise feels like a tourist town with a seemingly endless array of shops, cafes, and lodges. Nevertheless, the hospitable Sherpa people and their culture add to the charm of the Everest Three pass trek.
For optimal acclimatization we hike via Dingboche, cross the Kongma La Pass (5535m) to Lobuche, trek to Everest Base Camp and Kala Pattar followed by the Cho La Pass (5420m) to the placid glacial lakes of Gokyo, across the Renjo La Pass (5345m) to Thame complete the loop at Namche. Throughout the 3 passes trek, the views are magnificent – 360 ° views of the famous 8000s and numerous other mountain giants of Khumbu, placid glacial lakes and endless barren landscape perfect for soul searching.
With long days in the remote wilderness at an altitude above 4500m, the Everest 3 passes trek isn’t for the faint-hearted or inexperienced hikers but fulfilling for the brave souls who venture off-the-beaten trails in pursuit of otherworldly beauty. Keep Walking Nepal has been running trips in Everest since the last 15 years. Plus, most of our guides and crew are either born in the region or have made it home with yearly visits. Come, join us, for an adventure of a lifetime.
Itinerary
Our representative will pick you up at Kathmandu International Airport and drive you to your hotel. Depending upon what time you arrive, you can enjoy a full day at leisure and go on a welcome dinner with the KEEP WALKING FAMILY.
Look out for the KEEP WALKING NEPAL board behind the railing once you exit the airport terminal.
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel
Meal
Dinner
You will embark on a guided tour of two UNESCO world heritage sites; Pashupatinath Temple, the temple devoted to Lord Shiva – the god of creation and destruction, and Boudhanath Stupa – a Buddhist shrine worshipped by Hindus & Buddhists alike.
In the afternoon, your trek guide will brief you about the upcoming days and preparation requirements.
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel
Meal
Breakfast
We drive to Kathmandu Domestic airport for an adventurous 40m flight to Lukla’s Tenzing Hillary Airport (2,800m). The flight is an adventure in itself. In clear weather, one is rewarded with the first glimpse of Everest.
At Lukla, you meet the rest of your crew. The porters will take your duffel bag and will meet you at the lodge (this will continue throughout the trek).
Once out of Lukla, we descend past small fields and cozy little wooden houses with vegetable gardens; all with a picturesque mountain backdrop. Along the way, we might encounter some pack animals as they are the only means of goods transportation up and down the mountain.
Along the way, in clear weather, we can catch views of the ice-covered 6000m high Kusum Kanguru. The trail is marked by impressive black mani stones painted with Tibetan inscriptions and a large stupa which indicates our destination for the day, Phakding, is nearby.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Phakding
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast, we continue on the trail. It is a relatively short day as we cross suspension bridges over raging streams, past small hamlets and fields. Though the trail isn’t difficult, it is undulating – what we call the Nepali flat.
We will reach Monjo for lunch, and the rest of the day is at leisure. You can visit the local school, visit the local snooker house for some beer or just call it a day.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Monjo
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Shortly after Monjo, we come to the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hike is beautiful with beautiful pine forests, raging rivers, and mountains in the backdrop. Another hour and we cross the milky river (Dudh Koshi) – over an iconic suspension bridge hanging a 100m above the riverbed.
Once across the bridge, we feel the mountain as we climb the steep uphill to Namche. The trail is frequented by porters carrying humongous loads and trains of pack animals. In clear weather, Everest is also visible.
After the 600m vertical ascent in about 4 – 5 hours, we will arrive at Namche, the Sherpa capital of Khumbu.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Namche
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
An important rule for a successful trek is successful acclimatization. Following the mantra, we spend a second night in Namche but visit higher grounds to adapt our body.
There are two options; hike early morning to the Everest View Hotel (3,880m) and enjoy a breathtaking 360 panorama of Everest, Taboche, Thamserku, Kongde Ri and Ama Dablam, or hike further up to Khumjung village and visit the gompa (monastery) which has a library and a yeti scalp (actually it’s a goat hide). You can also opt to visit the nearby Khunde Hospital established by Sir Edmund Hillary in 1966 and learn about altitude sickness and preventive measures. A little further on is a beautiful viewpoint at 3933m with an even better view of the eight-thousanders Lhotse and Mount Everest.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Namche
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We leave behind the bustling town of Namche and head east as we continue high above the raging Dudh Koshi.
We climb over open slopes, a few houses and sparse pine forest and then descend to the river again at Phunki Tenga we cross the Imja Khola. The trail now sharply ascends through mixed pine and juniper forest to Tengboche.
Tengboche monastery, largest in Khumbu, was completely destroyed by fire some decades ago but has been completely restored thanks to donations, especially from abroad. The double top view of Kongde Ri with the monastery in the front is picture-perfect. The monastery houses art, a large Buddha statue and musical instruments and robes of the Lama.
After a short rest, we descend through Himalayan Birch, pine & juniper forest to the Deboche where we spend the night.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Debuche
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast, we continue on the trail towards Imja Khola which we cross on a suspension bridge. On the other side, the view of Ama Dablam twin towering requires a moment to admire.
We continue to ascend towards Pangboche past mani stones inscribed with mantras. The village monastery is said to have the skull and legs/hand of a yeti but has been recently stolen so that they are unfortunately no longer visible. However, the monastery is quite worthwhile. Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Lhotse, Nuptse, Lobuche Peak, Pumori, and many other giants give one the justified feeling of walking among the highest peaks in the world.
As we ascend the change in vegetation is dramatic. We continue our way up to the traditional Sherpa village of Dingboche (4350 m). The village is one of the highest permanently inhabited places in the world. The stone houses are spread far apart between the fields. Along the way, we walk along one of the most famous peaks of the Himalayas: the Ama Dablam, so famous for its peculiarly tilted shape.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Dingboche
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We spend another night at Dingboche for better acclimatization. To better adapt our bodies we follow the old mantra of hiking up to a higher altitude and sleeping at a lower one.
Nagarjuna hill in the south of Dingboche at about 5100m has brilliant views of Lobuche, Island Peak, and Ama Dablam. We return back to Dingboche for an afternoon of rest.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Dingboche
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today is a comparatively short hike to Chukkung as we prepare for our first pass, Kongma La (5545m). We follow the Imja Khola river with beautiful views of Lhotse and Ama Dablam to Bibre, a small settlement of yak herders. Chukkung is the last settlement in the Imja Khola valley. Formerly temporary pastureland, it has now a few basic lodges.
We can either rest at Chukkung or visit the Island Peak base camp. Island peak, also called Imja Tse, is a trekking peak visible and doesn’t require a permit but requires a good level of fitness and excellent physical conditioning along with some technical knowledge. The trail to the base camp through moraines with rugged high-altitude scenery of glaciers, vertical walls, sharp ridges and huge peaks is worth the effort.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Chukkung
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today is a long and difficult day as we traverse over one of the most difficult passes of the Himalayas.
We head up through the Niyang Khola Valley through a gorge with frozen lakes to Kongma La pass. The pass offers views of Nepali and Tibetian peaks including Nuptse, the north face of the Ama Dablam and Lobuche Peak. Deep below the tiny little huts of Lobuche next to the giant brown-grey Khumbu glacier is a welcome sight. After a short break, we descend via the Khumbu glacier and Lobuche to Gorak Shep. The descent is steep and difficult plus we cross the Khumbu glacier on a path that winds up and undulates through the ice and debris fields.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Labuche
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We hike along the glacier to the valley to Gorakshep. Marked by rubble slopes, on a glacier and the sandbar nearing Gorakhshep, the hike isn’t long but is hard on the feet.
After lunch at Gorakshep, we head towards the Everest Base camp – one of the highlights of our trip. It’s an astounding feeling as only a few make it to the top. The trail to EBC is over the Khumbu glacier which runs all the way to Khumbu icefall above Camp 1. In spring expeditions set up base camps to overcome the gigantic crevasses and ice towers that make up the icefall.
We hike back to the Gorakshep after spending some time taking pictures of the milestone.
In the morning, we climb Kala Pattar. At the top, the black pyramid of Everest looms over the horizon while the Khumbu Glacier flows beneath. The 360 degrees view of snowy peaks and glaciers is worth the painful and cold early morning hike.
After breakfast, we backtrack to Lobuche and leave the hustle and bustle of the Everest trail. Descending for a bit we hike along a beautiful mountain lake to Zongla. The northern face of the Chobo Labtsan where occasional pieces of ice break off and the cleft glacier in the distance that gives access to the Cho La is a fantastic end to a long day.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Zongla
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The trek begins with an ascent to the hilltop of Zongla. In the distance, the Cholatse mountains offer an incredible view.
We head west and descend to the bottom of the wide valley and further to the foot of the pass. It’s a steep stretch over rock plates just before we step onto the ice. The top of the pass is formed by a flat glacier with no gaps. The pass can be impassable under bad weather conditions. Even though not technical, the descent from the Cho La on the Gokyo side is steep and prove difficult because of loose stones. After we descend another short climb follows before we finally descend over the bumpy grassy plains to Tagnag where we spend the night.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Thanknak
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We start today with the crossing of the Ngozumpa glacier, which takes about 2 to 2.5 hrs. From Tagnag on the east side of the glacier to the north until Gokyo Lake is almost opposite of us on the west side of the glacier. We walk on the moraine and into the rubble over an undulating path marked by boulders and blocks, glacial lakes and ice walls. In the end, we go back to the moraine to the blue green Gokyo lake.
Gokyo itself is a flat spot on a beautiful blue lake at an altitude of 4790 meters. There are a number of comfortable lodges where we can relax in the afternoon while overlooking the lake and the surrounding white peaks.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Gokyo
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We start today with the crossing of the Ngozumpa glacier, which takes about 2 to 2.5 hrs. From Tagnag on the east side of the glacier to the north until Gokyo Lake is almost opposite of us on the west side of the glacier. We walk on the moraine and into the rubble over an undulating path marked by boulders and blocks, glacial lakes and ice walls. In the end, we go back to the moraine to the blue green Gokyo lake.
Gokyo itself is a flat spot on a beautiful blue lake at an altitude of 4790 meters. There are a number of comfortable lodges where we can relax in the afternoon while overlooking the lake and the surrounding white peaks.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Gokyo
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The final challenge of our trip, we have to cross the 5360m high Renja Pass to Lungden in the Bhote Koshi river valley.
After the Chinese occupation of Tibet, the route was restricted for a period but now is allowed. The Bhote Koshi valley is closed on the northern side by the high mountain ridges that form the border with Tibet. Less than 20km away is the 5700m high Nangpa-La, the pass that was used by many Tibetan refugees to escape Chinese rule.
It’s a tough two-hour climb to the top of the pass but the views compensate for the effort. After the pass, we descend almost 1500m down to the Bhote Koshi valley.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Lungden
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The walk to Thame through the spectacular valley is now a breeze. We have included the overnight stay instead of hiking straight to Namche in case of bad weather. Along the way, we may meet Tibetans with their yaks on their way to Namche to sell their wares.
Thame has a beautiful monastery perched on top of a hill against the backdrop of mountain peaks. We can either visit the monastery or rest.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Thame
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The hike to Namche is a short one as we’ll arrive for lunch. We will cross the Bhote Koshi and make our way via the quaint little villages of Thamo, Samde, and Phurte to Namche.
Rest of the day is at leisure.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Namche
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We backtrack on the busy Everest highway via Monjo to Lukla.
Rest of the day is at leisure and maybe an evening farewell party with the crew, a treat for their hard work!
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Lukla
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We fly back to Kathmandu and drive to your hotel. Rest of the day is at leisure.
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel
Meal
Breakfast
You have the whole day at leisure to explore Kathmandu valley.
In the evening there will be a farewell dinner by Keep Walking Nepal to celebrate your achievements.
An office representative will drive you to the Kathmandu International Airport 3 hrs prior to the scheduled flight time.
Meal
Breakfast
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Cost Includes
- All airport pick ups and drops
- Half day Kathmandu sightseeing with tour guide
- 4-night hotel in Tibet Kathmandu on BB
- All local transportation as per as itinerary
- Airfare: Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu flights
- Food and accommodation during the trek
- All permits & entrance fees as per program (unless mentioned otherwise)
- Sightseeing/logistics (shared group service)
- Guide and porter
- Staff insurance
Cost Excludes
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara (except when mentioned)
- Visa fee
- Travel insurance
- Any kind of alcoholic drinks, drinking water, cold drinks, laundry, phone call
- Tips for guide, porter and driver
Equipment
Here is a list of what you might want to pack for the hike. Please take this as a starting point. You’ll need layers of warmer clothing during the winter. We provide a 75 liter duffel bag for you to use for the trek. It will be given to you during your pre-trip meeting in Kathmandu. The duffle bag is yours to keep. Also, you can rent sleeping bag and down jacket with us at the additional fee of USD 35 for each once you are in Kathmandu.
General
- All the ground transportation as per itinerary.
- Welcome or fare well dinner in kathmandu.
- 4 Seasons Sleeping Bag
- Extra Batteries/Power Bank
- Charger for Devices
- Travel Adapter
Body
- Sun Hat or Scarf, Sunglasses, Headband
- Light Balaclava or Warm Fleece Hat
- Hiking Boots & Camp Shoes
- Hiking pants & Fleece Pants
- Wool Socks & Lightweight Inner Socks
- Thermal Tops & T-Shirts
- Gloves or Mittens
Accessories
- Headlamp & Water Bottles
- First Aid Kit
- Trekking Poles
- Toiletries
- Lip Balm & Earplugs
- Water Purification Tablets
- Dry Bags/Ziploc Bags
Other Essentials
- Passport
- Extra copies of passport-sized photos
- Towel with Personal Care Kit
- Toilet paper (2 rolls)
- Maps and Trail Guides
- Camera with Extra Memory Cards
- Wet Wipes/Baby Wipes
Map
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November 23, 2025Keep Walking Nepal provided an excellent guiding experience allowing our team of 3 to safely and affordably complete the three passes over 20 days. I can’t recommend these guys enough.
Anita T
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Kkcondon
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Bonnie M
March 3, 2022Most incredible adventure with the most amazing guide Pratap Gurung and Som our porter. We spent 2 weeks trekking Gokyo lakes and it was everything i ever imagined it would be and more. This was thank
John
January 2, 2022Trek with ang is always the best Had a wonderful time Thank you for your hospitality I will again visit Nepal ang
Nick Hunter
October 16, 2021An absolutely amazing experience trekking through Nepal and made effortless through the exceptional organising of Keep Walking Nepal! Our Sherpa was extremely experienced and provided us with an amazi
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This trip was the best one I had so far thanked you so much for your kind hospitality loved the trek Keep going until next time.
Geoffc
April 18, 2020Gokyo Lakes Trek
Another great trip with this company, Ang always delivers for us, and we are never disappointed. Gokyo lakes is a great location to trek to, we have done it twice last time in 2010. Thank you to Ang a
Juliette Power
September 25, 2019Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
Kathleen P
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In April 2023, over 13 fantastic days, my two 15 year old sons and I (49 years old, mum) trekked from Lukla to Everest Base Camp with Keep Walking Nepal. This was our first holiday in Nepal. It was an
Frankie Pullar
November 30, 2025We had the most marvellous time with our guide Pratap venturing to EBC and back! We were well looked after and went at a great pace. We thoroughly enjoyed the hilarious banter with Pratap and the wisd
Egune valsky
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I did the Everest Base Camp Trek in November 2015 (the earliest trip advisor will let me go back is November 2017). This was a highly organized, safe and very enjoyable experience. My guide, Pratap, w
John Pownall
November 25, 2025Spent time with Ang hiking through the Kumbhu Valley. Highly rate his service and experience. Already planning the next trip back to see him!
Sidharth.n
November 23, 2025it was the best experience I’ve ever had . id like to thank Mr.Pratap who was our main guid for this trek. he is a really nice person and took care of me as well as my group , he was patient and had
Dave
November 23, 2025It was very exciting moment with your team “Keep Walking Nepal”.
Per Tronsaune
November 23, 2025I have travelled twice With Keep Walking Nepal, and I have no doubt in recommanding these guys. My first KWN-trek was a trek from Phaplu to the Junbesi area. Our KWN-guide was like an eagle to monitor
Dave
November 23, 2025Keep Walking Nepal provided an excellent guiding experience allowing our team of 3 to safely and affordably complete the three passes over 20 days. I can’t recommend these guys enough.
Anita T
November 20, 2025Trekking to Base Camp when you are 60 and you only like hiking sort day hikes was something I never thought I’d do but it was on my husband’s bucket list. We decided to make it a family affair. Th
Robert C
November 20, 2025We went with KWN for a 3-week trip to the 3 passes and Everest Base Camp in October 2017. To sum it up, we had an absolutely fantastic experience. Their organisation was flawless throughout – e.g. f
Elizabeth Stokes
December 25, 2024We had a wonderful time; they were extremely helpful and very well organised. Big thanks to Ang, Chopel and Mr Yum Yum
Gregory H
December 10, 2024I did the Everest Circuit trek (Gokyo Lakes – Chola Pass – Kala Pittar / Everest Base Camp) with Ang Tshering Sherpa as my guide. It was my first trip overseas and one that I had been itching to d
Brendan R
October 15, 2024We had a awesome trip, Pratap Gurung was our guide from Keep Walking and he was a fantastic guide super chilled out but always helpful and full of local knowledge. We did a hike up to Gokyo Ri and the
Josie R
August 8, 2024With extensive local knowledge and friendly, helpful service, I cannot recommend Keep Walking enough. They guided myself and my partner on both my first and second trip to Nepal, vesting Lang Tang Val
Paige Chernow
May 11, 2024Keep Walking Nepal was highly recommended to me by a friend who went on a trek with the owner years ago, and I am so glad that we chose them as our trekking agency. The owner and staff are friendly, h
Felicia B
April 12, 2024I would give 6 stars if I could. This trip was unbelievably fantastic, everything about it. WOW, WOW, WOW. A trip beyond expectations. The scenery, people, villages, culture, food – all totally capt
Helen_From_Downunder
January 25, 2024I am one of 8 Australian women who booked Ama Dablam base camp hike in mid 2017 and just completed the hike in early May 2018. I actually heard about Ang’s family many years ago from Keep Walking SA
jill cullen
October 6, 2023From initial email contact prior to the trip, right through to ensuring that we had the best rooms available, our recent experience with Keep Walking Nepal was perfect from start to finish. Being 65+
Shelly
September 25, 2023The best trip I have done in Nepal. This journey had it all from jaw dropping scenery to amazing destinations. KEEP WALKING NEPAL organised a fantastic itinerary that suited all our needs. We were a m
Rita Ballart
June 16, 2023I and my friend Jill signed up with Keep Walking Nepal to trek the Langtang Valley to the village of Langtang. It was an amazing experience. We had a guide Pratap who was very knowledgeable and always
Adrienne Chandhok
March 26, 2023Recently returned from a fantastic trek along the Everest Base Camp trail as far as Deboche, arranged by Ang Tshering Sherpa and Keep Walking Nepal. From the initial greeting at KTM airport through to
Sarasvati
January 16, 2023My nephew and I recently completed a one-week trek along the Everest Base Camp trail arranged by Keep Walking Nepal, and we couldn’t be more happy with our choice of trekking agency. As we only had
Rhonda & Geoff Coleman
December 25, 2022We have not long returned from a trek to Lo Mantang with Keep Walking Nepal. It wasn’t our first trip with Ang’s team & we never hesitate to use them for a special experience trekking. Our gui
JuliettePower P
November 10, 2022Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
Kkcondon
September 10, 2022I trekked with Ang and team in the Everest Region and had the most amazing journey. (It was several years before March 2017, but that was the choice provided in the menu) We saw the beautiful sights a
Bonnie M
March 3, 2022Most incredible adventure with the most amazing guide Pratap Gurung and Som our porter. We spent 2 weeks trekking Gokyo lakes and it was everything i ever imagined it would be and more. This was thank
John
January 2, 2022Trek with ang is always the best Had a wonderful time Thank you for your hospitality I will again visit Nepal ang
Nick Hunter
October 16, 2021An absolutely amazing experience trekking through Nepal and made effortless through the exceptional organising of Keep Walking Nepal! Our Sherpa was extremely experienced and provided us with an amazi
John
September 2, 2020Annapurna Circuit Trek Via Tilicho Lake
This trip was the best one I had so far thanked you so much for your kind hospitality loved the trek Keep going until next time.
Geoffc
April 18, 2020Gokyo Lakes Trek
Another great trip with this company, Ang always delivers for us, and we are never disappointed. Gokyo lakes is a great location to trek to, we have done it twice last time in 2010. Thank you to Ang a
Juliette Power
September 25, 2019Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
Kathleen P
December 1, 2025Everest Base Camp Trek
In April 2023, over 13 fantastic days, my two 15 year old sons and I (49 years old, mum) trekked from Lukla to Everest Base Camp with Keep Walking Nepal. This was our first holiday in Nepal. It was an
Frankie Pullar
November 30, 2025We had the most marvellous time with our guide Pratap venturing to EBC and back! We were well looked after and went at a great pace. We thoroughly enjoyed the hilarious banter with Pratap and the wisd
Egune valsky
November 28, 2025Everest Base Camp Trek
I did the Everest Base Camp Trek in November 2015 (the earliest trip advisor will let me go back is November 2017). This was a highly organized, safe and very enjoyable experience. My guide, Pratap, w
John Pownall
November 25, 2025Spent time with Ang hiking through the Kumbhu Valley. Highly rate his service and experience. Already planning the next trip back to see him!
Sidharth.n
November 23, 2025it was the best experience I’ve ever had . id like to thank Mr.Pratap who was our main guid for this trek. he is a really nice person and took care of me as well as my group , he was patient and had
Dave
November 23, 2025It was very exciting moment with your team “Keep Walking Nepal”.
Per Tronsaune
November 23, 2025I have travelled twice With Keep Walking Nepal, and I have no doubt in recommanding these guys. My first KWN-trek was a trek from Phaplu to the Junbesi area. Our KWN-guide was like an eagle to monitor
Dave
November 23, 2025Keep Walking Nepal provided an excellent guiding experience allowing our team of 3 to safely and affordably complete the three passes over 20 days. I can’t recommend these guys enough.
Anita T
November 20, 2025Trekking to Base Camp when you are 60 and you only like hiking sort day hikes was something I never thought I’d do but it was on my husband’s bucket list. We decided to make it a family affair. Th
Robert C
November 20, 2025We went with KWN for a 3-week trip to the 3 passes and Everest Base Camp in October 2017. To sum it up, we had an absolutely fantastic experience. Their organisation was flawless throughout – e.g. f
Elizabeth Stokes
December 25, 2024We had a wonderful time; they were extremely helpful and very well organised. Big thanks to Ang, Chopel and Mr Yum Yum
Gregory H
December 10, 2024I did the Everest Circuit trek (Gokyo Lakes – Chola Pass – Kala Pittar / Everest Base Camp) with Ang Tshering Sherpa as my guide. It was my first trip overseas and one that I had been itching to d
Brendan R
October 15, 2024We had a awesome trip, Pratap Gurung was our guide from Keep Walking and he was a fantastic guide super chilled out but always helpful and full of local knowledge. We did a hike up to Gokyo Ri and the
Josie R
August 8, 2024With extensive local knowledge and friendly, helpful service, I cannot recommend Keep Walking enough. They guided myself and my partner on both my first and second trip to Nepal, vesting Lang Tang Val
Paige Chernow
May 11, 2024Keep Walking Nepal was highly recommended to me by a friend who went on a trek with the owner years ago, and I am so glad that we chose them as our trekking agency. The owner and staff are friendly, h
Felicia B
April 12, 2024I would give 6 stars if I could. This trip was unbelievably fantastic, everything about it. WOW, WOW, WOW. A trip beyond expectations. The scenery, people, villages, culture, food – all totally capt
Helen_From_Downunder
January 25, 2024I am one of 8 Australian women who booked Ama Dablam base camp hike in mid 2017 and just completed the hike in early May 2018. I actually heard about Ang’s family many years ago from Keep Walking SA
jill cullen
October 6, 2023From initial email contact prior to the trip, right through to ensuring that we had the best rooms available, our recent experience with Keep Walking Nepal was perfect from start to finish. Being 65+
Shelly
September 25, 2023The best trip I have done in Nepal. This journey had it all from jaw dropping scenery to amazing destinations. KEEP WALKING NEPAL organised a fantastic itinerary that suited all our needs. We were a m
Rita Ballart
June 16, 2023I and my friend Jill signed up with Keep Walking Nepal to trek the Langtang Valley to the village of Langtang. It was an amazing experience. We had a guide Pratap who was very knowledgeable and always
Adrienne Chandhok
March 26, 2023Recently returned from a fantastic trek along the Everest Base Camp trail as far as Deboche, arranged by Ang Tshering Sherpa and Keep Walking Nepal. From the initial greeting at KTM airport through to
Sarasvati
January 16, 2023My nephew and I recently completed a one-week trek along the Everest Base Camp trail arranged by Keep Walking Nepal, and we couldn’t be more happy with our choice of trekking agency. As we only had
Rhonda & Geoff Coleman
December 25, 2022We have not long returned from a trek to Lo Mantang with Keep Walking Nepal. It wasn’t our first trip with Ang’s team & we never hesitate to use them for a special experience trekking. Our gui
JuliettePower P
November 10, 2022Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
Kkcondon
September 10, 2022I trekked with Ang and team in the Everest Region and had the most amazing journey. (It was several years before March 2017, but that was the choice provided in the menu) We saw the beautiful sights a
Bonnie M
March 3, 2022Most incredible adventure with the most amazing guide Pratap Gurung and Som our porter. We spent 2 weeks trekking Gokyo lakes and it was everything i ever imagined it would be and more. This was thank
John
January 2, 2022Trek with ang is always the best Had a wonderful time Thank you for your hospitality I will again visit Nepal ang
Nick Hunter
October 16, 2021An absolutely amazing experience trekking through Nepal and made effortless through the exceptional organising of Keep Walking Nepal! Our Sherpa was extremely experienced and provided us with an amazi
John
September 2, 2020Annapurna Circuit Trek Via Tilicho Lake
This trip was the best one I had so far thanked you so much for your kind hospitality loved the trek Keep going until next time.
Geoffc
April 18, 2020Gokyo Lakes Trek
Another great trip with this company, Ang always delivers for us, and we are never disappointed. Gokyo lakes is a great location to trek to, we have done it twice last time in 2010. Thank you to Ang a
Juliette Power
September 25, 2019Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
