Stop in Sete possible for lunch 45 minutes before arrival.
On the second day, a long descent followed by a long climb awaits you. The view from Dakchu is a great reward for the climb!
Be careful of the heat, as the hike is not yet at a very high altitude!
This walk is part of a multi-day hike: Three Pass Trek from Jiri
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 14.95 km
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Average duration: 8h 55
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Difficulty: Very difficult
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Back to start: No
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Ascent: + 1,639 m
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Descent: - 796 m
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Highest point: 2,936 m
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Lowest point: 1,569 m
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Country: Nepal
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Start: N 27.573437° / E 86.353805°
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End: N 27.577946° / E 86.456123°
Waypoints
- S : km 0 - alt. 2,092 m - Bhandar
- 1 : km 0.88 - alt. 1,996 m - Crossroads
- 2 : km 3.78 - alt. 1,977 m - Switchbacks
- 3 : km 5.07 - alt. 1,774 m - Tea House
- 4 : km 7.33 - alt. 1,582 m - Village
- 5 : km 8.09 - alt. 1,592 m - Likhu Khala
- 6 : km 9.87 - alt. 1,974 m - Sayapatri
- 7 : km 10.71 - alt. 2,184 m - Hiltop Lodge
- 8 : km 12.78 - alt. 2,528 m - Sun Rise Lodge
- 9 : km 14.65 - alt. 2,893 m - Fourche
- E : km 14.95 - alt. 2,936 m - Dakchu
Notes
Worth a visit
For the more experienced, a two-day detour is possible to climb Pikey Peak (4,068 m).
Other walks in the area
Dakchu - Ringmu
Still on the road to Lukla, this stage is a pleasant walk through the forest at an altitude of 3,000 metres, with the hike taking place among fir trees and rhododendrons! It passes through a few authentic Sherpa villages, far from the tourist areas.
Three Pass Trek from Jiri
This trek is the complete version of the 3 Passes trek, passing through Everest Base Camp (EBC). It starts in Jiri and retraces the steps of the historic trek made by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay during their ascent to Everest Base Camp to make the first ascent of Everest in 1953.
Please note: this circuit is different from the "classic" circuit leading to Everest Base Camp, as it crosses three passes at an altitude of over 5,000 metres (Renjo La, Kongma La, Cho La), making it much more demanding.
This is a high-altitude trek (8 days at over 4,000 metres) that requires good acclimatisation (above 3,000 metres, do not sleep more than 500 metres higher than the previous night, and remain alert to the signs of acute mountain sickness)!
From Jiri to Bhandar
The first part of the trek is not the most interesting, but it allows you to reach Lukla without flying, and on the historic route!
Ringmu - Bupsa
This stage is a little longer with some steep descents, requiring a descent from 3,100m to 1,600m in altitude! Don't panic, you'll be back up again soon!
The first climb leads to the Taksindu Pass (3070m).
Nunthala - Salleri
Last day of the 3-pass trek starting from Jiri! This stage is a little less interesting than the previous ones as it includes sections of road. However, it is very quiet and marks the end of a trek lasting more than 3 weeks!
Samde - Lungden
Away from the usual trails, this stage takes us to the foot of the first pass: Renjo La. The arrival point is above 4,000 metres, so be careful to acclimatise! Lungden is a small high-altitude village with a few simple but welcoming lodges.
Namche - Samde
A short stage to get back on the road towards the first pass: Renjo La. The trails are a little less busy than on the route to base camp, and the scenery is just as magnificent.
Acclimatisation at Khunde Peak
Let's go for a day of acclimatisation to get your body used to the altitude!This option will take you up to Khunde Peak (4,200 m), passing through the village of Khunde!
Once at the top, instead of turning back down, this hike follows the ridge to Sir Edmund Hillary Viewpoint at 4,100 metres.
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