Overview

This trek takes the route to Thame village west of Namche Bazaar and follows the Bhote Koshi River valley. The trail contours around a hill through forests and the settlements of Phurte, Thamo and Somde until making a steep descent to a bridge over the Bhote Koshi from where a sharp climb along a stream takes us to Thame.

Thame lies in a large valley with great views of the snowy peaks. The picturesque Thame monastery lies above the main settlement and overlooks the valley. You have the option of climbing about 150 m up a steep trail to explore the monastery and its surroundings.

This trek, also known as the 3 Cols trek, can be fairly challenging as it traverses through three high passes all of which are over 5,000 m in altitude. One, therefore, needs to be in reasonably good shape and strong. However, the trek is worth undertaking as it is lesser trodden and, therefore, the chances are that you will be running into a lesser number of other trekkers. The scenery is superb all the way and the mountain vistas, especially from Gokyo Ri, is simply exquisite.

Itinerary

Includes

• All meals (Menu Choice) during trek
• Accommodation during trek (local lodges in twin sharing basis)
• English speaking expert guide, porters
• Airport transfers and escorts
• 4 nights Hotel in Kathmandu (On B/B Plan)
• 3 nights in Hotel sherpaland on fullboard including hot shower,wifi
• 1 night in 8000 inn on fullboard including hot shower, wifi.
• Flights Ktm-Luk-Ktm
• One Day guided sightseeing in Kathmandu
• Insurance for all staffs & porters
• Trekkers Information Management Fee
• Sagarmatha National Park Fee
• Farewell Dinner

Excludes

• Nepal VISA
• International Flights
• Extra baggage charges
• Sleeping bags.
• Lunch and Dinner during Hotel Stay in Kathmandu
• Personal gears & clothing (available on hire)
• Tips, any expenses incurred in emergency evacuation/road block due to any reason
• Drinks such as, Mineral Water, Beers, Alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks etc
• Travel and Medical Insurance
• Extra Nights in Kathmandu and extra days in trekking
• Extra Porters