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The Sherpani Col Pass trek is a legendary adventure across the breathtaking Makalu and Everest regions. This route links three dramatic mountain passes: Sherpani Col, West Col, and Amphu Lapcha, collectively recognized as the “3-Col Pass” trek. Known for its demanding trails, the journey calls for excellent physical fitness, prior experience in high-altitude trekking, and solid technical mountaineering skills. Winding through remote landscapes and wilderness sections of the Great Himalayan Trails, this expedition is ideal for trekkers looking for an alternative path and a fresh outlook on the Himalayas.
The trek passes through both Everest and Makalu base camps, following a ridge that separates the Dudh Koshi and Arun valleys. Because of its unique terrain and untouched beauty, this route is often referred to as the Hidden Treasure Trek. Along the way, trekkers also explore Makalu Base Camp, situated near the river that serves as the staging point for the Makalu Expedition.
Sherpani Col Pass (6,155m): The highest and most challenging section, with steep ice slopes and exposed terrain.
West Col Pass (6,143m): Involves a rope-supported technical climb.
Amphu Lapcha Pass (5,845m): Requires a steep ascent over a rugged ridge.
At 6,155 meters, Sherpani Col is widely regarded as the highest pass in Nepal. Although other passes such as Thorong La or the Everest 3 Passes are often cited in conversation, Sherpani Col maintains the distinction of being the highest. One of the overnight stops, Baruntse Camp One, sits at an impressive 6,146 meters above sea level.
Your journey begins with a scenic flight to Tumlingtar, then gradually ascends through forests, the Arun Valley, and picturesque villages. Traditional settlements such as Khandbari, Mane Bhanjyang, Num, Tashi Gaon, and Khongma showcase authentic local lifestyles. Throughout the trek, breathtaking panoramas of Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and Everest reward your efforts. Because of its remoteness, this trek is primarily camping-based and aligned with the Great Himalayan Trails, ensuring a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Scenic Landscapes: Spectacular views of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu.
Cultural Encounters: Immersive experiences with Sherpa and Rai communities.
Glacial Valleys: Exploration of pristine glaciers and remote Sherpa hamlets.
High Altitude: With elevations reaching over 6,100 meters, trekkers must manage acclimatization carefully to avoid altitude-related illness.
Technical Demands: Ropes, crampons, and ice axes are required to cross glaciers, navigate crevasses, and climb icy slopes.
Weather Uncertainty: Conditions can shift quickly, with snowstorms and high winds possible at any time. The safest seasons are Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November).
Remoteness: Access to medical care and communication facilities is extremely limited, so reliable logistics and support teams are essential.
Physical and Mental Endurance: Daily long hikes over rugged terrain test both body and mind, making preparation critical.
The optimal months are Spring (March–May), when wildflowers and rhododendrons bloom, and Autumn (September–November), when cool, stable weather provides unmatched mountain views. Avoid the summer monsoon season due to heavy rainfall and the winter months when extreme cold and snow make trails hazardous.
The Sherpani Col Pass trek is a rare combination of adventure, culture, and natural beauty. With its remote location, technical challenges, and cultural immersion, it remains one of Nepal’s most demanding yet rewarding expeditions. Sole Encounters Adventures provides full logistical support, experienced Sherpa guides, and a reliable team to ensure your journey is safe, well-prepared, and unforgettable. This unique half-camping and half-teahouse trek along the Great Himalayan Trails is designed for those who dare to explore beyond the ordinary.
All logistics including permits, transportation, accommodation, guides, and porter support are professionally arranged for you.
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Today you arrive in Kathmandu where our Sole Encounters Adventures representative welcomes you at Tribhuvan International Airport and transfers you to your hotel in Thamel, the vibrant tourism hub. In the afternoon, your trekking guide will meet you to brief you about the detailed trekking plan, routes, safety measures, and necessary preparations. You will also have time to use ATMs, exchange money, or purchase any last-minute trekking essentials in Thamel’s busy streets. In the evening, the group enjoys a welcome dinner of Nepal’s traditional dal bhat, the perfect start to your adventure.
Trail: City streets only
Views: Kathmandu valley rooftops, colorful bazaars, Buddhist stupas, and Hindu temples
Story: Kathmandu has been a cultural crossroads since the Licchavi era, blending Hindu and Buddhist traditions that still thrive today.
Overnight: Hotel in Kathmandu
Today you take a 45-minute scenic flight to Tumlingtar, then drive 65km (7 hrs) through farmland and small towns to reach Num.
Trek distance: Minimal walking
Trail: Jeep road, winding and uphill in parts
Views: Arun Valley, hillside farms, subtropical forest
Story: Num sits above the Arun gorge, gateway to Makalu-Barun National Park.
Overnight: Num
Today you descend steeply to cross the Arun River, then climb long stone staircases to Seduwa.
Trek distance: ~10 km
Walking hours: 6 hrs
Trail: Steep downhill, then sustained uphill, some flats
Views: Arun River gorge, bamboo and cardamom fields
Story: Seduwa marks the entry to Makalu-Barun, one of the world’s richest biodiversity parks.
Overnight: Seduwa
Today you climb gradually through farmlands and forest to the last permanent village before high passes.
Trek distance: ~8 km
Walking hours: 5 hrs
Trail: Steady uphill, stone steps, flat ridges
Views: Rhododendron and oak forest, mountain ridgelines
Story: Tashi Gaon is a Sherpa settlement with ancient Buddhist mani walls.
Overnight: Tashi Gaon
Today you ascend into alpine meadows, leaving villages behind.
Trek distance: ~7 km
Walking hours: 5 hrs
Trail: Mostly uphill, occasional flats
Views: Cloud forest, distant Chamlang peak
Story: Khongma is a summer yak grazing area.
Overnight: Khongma
Today you cross Shipton La Pass (4,200m / 13,780ft), then descend to Dobate.
Trek distance: ~9 km
Walking hours: 6 hrs
Trail: Repeated ups and downs, steep sections
Views: Makalu, Peak 6, alpine tarns
Story: The pass is named after British explorer Eric Shipton.
Overnight: Dobate
Today you descend into forest, then follow the Barun River upstream.
Trek distance: ~11 km
Walking hours: 6–7 hrs
Trail: Moderate ups and downs, riverside path
Views: Waterfalls, pine and juniper, wide U-shaped valley
Story: Kharka means pasture; herders seasonally bring yaks here.
Overnight: Yangri Kharka
Today you climb steadily into high alpine country.
Trek distance: ~10 km
Walking hours: 6 hrs
Trail: Mostly uphill, rocky gullies, short flats
Views: Hanging glaciers, steep rock faces
Story: Mani stones and cairns mark ancient spiritual trails.
Overnight: Jak Kharka
Today you reach Makalu Base Camp, with awe-inspiring views.
Trek distance: ~9 km
Walking hours: 6 hrs
Trail: Gradual uphill, moraine, rocky ground
Views: South face of Makalu, Barun Glacier
Story: Historic site of Makalu climbing expeditions since the 1950s.
Overnight: Makalu Base Camp
Today you move higher to Hillary Base Camp.
Trek distance: ~7 km
Walking hours: 5 hrs
Trail: Gradual uphill over moraine
Views: Makalu, Kangchungtse, icefalls
Story: Named after Sir Edmund Hillary’s exploratory climbs.
Overnight: Hillary Base Camp
Today you climb short but steep to High Camp.
Trek distance: ~5 km
Walking hours: 3 hrs
Trail: Steep uphill, rocky and snowy, no flats
Views: Jagged ridges, cirques, alpenglow sunsets
Story: High Camp is set only for technical pass crossings.
Overnight: High Camp
Today you cross the highest, toughest pass.
Trek distance: ~6 km
Walking hours: 5 hrs
Trail: Rope climbing, steep ice, exposed ridge, technical descent
Views: Baruntse, Everest group in distance, massive glaciers
Story: Among Nepal’s most challenging trekking routes.
Overnight: Camp 1 of Baruntse
Today you descend rope sections to reach Baruntse Base Camp.
Trek distance: ~7 km
Walking hours: 5 hrs
Trail: Steep technical downclimb, moraine undulations
Views: Baruntse peak, seracs, crevasses
Story: Baruntse (7,129m) was first climbed in 1954.
Overnight: Baruntse Base Camp
Today you descend to the sacred five lakes.
Trek distance: ~9 km
Walking hours: 5 hrs
Trail: Long downhill, some flat stretches
Views: Turquoise lakes, mirrored peaks
Story: Pilgrimage site during Janai Purnima festival.
Overnight: Panch Pokhari
Today you acclimatize and explore the lakes.
Trek distance: 2–3 km optional
Walking hours: 1–2 hrs
Trail: Easy ridge and lakeside paths
Views: Sacred lakes, Ama Dablam in distance
Story: Local belief says mountain deities protect these waters.
Overnight: Panch Pokhari
Today you climb into icy moraines.
Trek distance: ~6 km
Walking hours: 4 hrs
Trail: Uphill, loose moraine, boulder fields
Views: Ice walls, spires, glacier bowls
Story: Amphu Lapcha is one of Nepal’s most technical passes.
Overnight: Amphu Lapcha Base Camp
Today you stage for Amphu Lapcha crossing.
Trek distance: ~6 km
Walking hours: 4 hrs
Trail: Steep snow and rock, rope sections
Views: Ice ridges, Lhotse wall glimpses
Story: A hidden corridor linking Makalu to Khumbu.
Overnight: High Camp
Today you cross the final pass and enter the Khumbu.
Trek distance: ~9 km
Walking hours: 6-8 hrs
Trail: Rope climb, sharp descent, valley walk at end
Views: Ama Dablam, Island Peak, Everest and Lhotse
Story: Chhukung serves climbers of Island Peak and trekkers on the Everest 3 Passes.
Overnight: Chhukung
Today you descend to the famous monastery of Tengboche.
Trek distance: ~10 km
Walking hours: 5 hrs
Trail: Mostly downhill, forest trails, short climbs
Views: Ama Dablam, pine forests, Dudh Koshi valley
Story: Tengboche Monastery is the spiritual center of the Sherpa people.
Overnight: Tengboche
Today you trek to the bustling Sherpa capital.
Trek distance: ~9 km
Walking hours: 5 hrs
Trail: Down to river, long uphill, stone steps
Views: Suspension bridges, terraced hillsides
Story: Namche has been a trade hub between Tibet and Nepal for centuries.
Overnight: Namche Bazaar
Today you complete the trek at Lukla.
Trek distance: ~13 km
Walking hours: 6-8 hrs
Trail: Long descent, some short climbs, well-used trail
Views: Dudh Koshi River, mani stones, prayer wheels
Story: Lukla airstrip, built in 1964, connects Khumbu to Kathmandu.
Overnight: Lukla
Today you take a 35-minute mountain flight back to Kathmandu. Our team transfers you to your hotel.
Trek distance: Minimal walking
Views: Final aerial views of Everest and Makalu ranges
Story: Kathmandu welcomes you back with living history and culture.
Overnight: Hotel in Kathmandu
Today your Sole Encounters Adventures representative transfers you to the airport for your flight home.
Trail: Short city transfer
Views: Kathmandu Valley ridge lines
Story: Farewell from the Himalayas, carrying memories of the Sherpani Col adventure.
Hotel in Kathmandu on a bed-and-breakfast basis (twin sharing)
Two-person tent for accommodation during the trek
Sleeping mattress
Kitbag for carrying personal items
All meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) as per the itinerary
Experienced guide, Sherpa, cook, and necessary porters, including their salaries, meals, insurance, and equipment
Makalu-Barun National Park entry permit
TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) card
Domestic flights: Kathmandu – Tumlingtar and Lukla – Kathmandu
Jeep transportation from Tumlingtar to Num
Private car transfer from Kathmandu airport to hotel
General climbing equipment (from previous expeditions) such as ropes, ice screws, snow bars, etc.
Professional climbing Sherpa, including his personal equipment and wages
International flights to and from Nepal
Nepal entry visa fee – easily obtainable upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport
Additional meals and accommodations in Kathmandu beyond the itinerary
Bar and beverage expenses – bottled water, soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages
Sleeping bag (trekkers must bring their own suitable for high altitude)
Personal climbing and trekking equipment – crampons, harness, ice axe, etc.
Personal travel insurance – must cover high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation
Tips for guide, Sherpa, and porter – tipping is customary in Nepal and generally ranges from 15% to 20% of the total trip cost
Extra personal expenses – such as laundry, telephone calls, snacks, souvenirs, or unforeseen costs not mentioned in the itinerary
The Sherpani Col Pass Trek is one of Nepal’s most legendary and technically demanding high-altitude trekking expeditions. This remote Himalayan journey connects the Makalu Barun region with the Everest region by crossing three major passes: Sherpani Col, West Col, and Amphu Lapcha Pass. It combines glacier travel, alpine climbing, and extreme mountain scenery, making it ideal for experienced adventure trekkers seeking a true Himalayan expedition.
The Sherpani Col Pass Trek is classified as very challenging and requires prior high-altitude trekking experience. The route includes steep snow slopes, glacier crossings, fixed rope sections, and technical climbing terrain above 6,000 meters. Excellent physical fitness, mental endurance, and previous trekking experience in Nepal are strongly recommended.
This trek is not suitable for beginners.
The highest point is Sherpani Col Pass at approximately 6,155 meters (20,195 feet). West Col and Amphu Lapcha Pass also exceed 6,000 meters. These extreme altitudes require proper acclimatization and expert guidance.
The standard itinerary typically spans around 22 to 23 days, including arrival in Kathmandu, acclimatization days, high-pass crossings, and return via the Everest region. This extended duration ensures proper altitude adaptation and safe progression.
The best seasons are:
• Spring (March to May)
• Autumn (September to November)
These months offer stable weather, clearer skies, safer snow conditions, and better visibility for high-pass crossings.
Yes. This trek involves technical alpine terrain requiring crampons, harnesses, fixed ropes, helmets, and glacier equipment. Our professional climbing guides provide support during technical sections to ensure safety.
Due to the remote and extreme nature of this route, accommodation includes:
• Camping in high-altitude sections
• Teahouse stays in lower villages
• Full expedition-style support camps
Our support team manages tents, meals, and camp logistics during remote sections.
This trek offers breathtaking views of:
• Mount Makalu (8,485 m)
• Mount Everest (8,848 m)
• Lhotse
• Baruntse
• Ama Dablam
• Chamlang
It is one of the most scenic and dramatic high-mountain routes in Nepal.
Preparation should begin 3 to 6 months in advance and include:
• Cardiovascular endurance training
• Strength and leg conditioning
• Previous high-altitude trekking experience
• Practice with trekking and climbing equipment
We strongly recommend completing Everest Base Camp or Annapurna Circuit before attempting Sherpani Col.
Sherpani Col is not a standard trekking route. It requires experienced expedition leaders, professional climbing guides, logistical coordination, and safety planning.
Sole Encounters Adventures provides:
• Certified high-altitude guides
• Technical climbing support
• Full camping logistics
• Permit management
• Emergency safety planning
• Transparent pricing and communication
We prioritize safety, professionalism, and responsible adventure leadership.
For experienced trekkers seeking one of Nepal’s most remote and challenging routes, the Sherpani Col Pass Trek is a once-in-a-lifetime Himalayan expedition. It offers extreme adventure, dramatic alpine landscapes, and a rare opportunity to cross three major high mountain passes in a single journey.
If you are physically prepared and ready for one of Nepal’s most demanding trekking expeditions, contact us for detailed planning and expert guidance.
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Sherpani Col Pass is not just a trek. It is an elite Himalayan expedition.
The Sherpani Col Pass Trek is not a standard teahouse trek. It is a high-altitude alpine expedition that combines trekking, mountaineering, and glacier travel in one of Nepal’s most remote Himalayan regions. This route connects the Makalu Barun National Park with the Everest region, crossing three major high passes above 6,000 meters.
Due to its extreme elevation and technical terrain, this trek is designed only for experienced high-altitude trekkers.
This trek demands:
• Excellent cardiovascular endurance
• Strong leg strength and stamina
• Previous trekking experience above 5,000 meters
• Comfort with snow, ice, and glacier environments
We strongly recommend completing Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit, or a similar high-altitude trek before attempting Sherpani Col.
Mental resilience is equally important, as remote sections require patience, adaptability, and teamwork.
Proper acclimatization is critical for this expedition. The itinerary is carefully designed with gradual altitude gain and designated acclimatization days to reduce the risk of altitude sickness.
Our experienced high-altitude guides continuously monitor:
• Oxygen levels
• Hydration
• Physical condition
• Weather patterns
Emergency evacuation coordination is prepared in advance as part of safety planning.
The Sherpani Col Pass Trek includes a mix of:
• Teahouse accommodation in lower regions
• Fully supported expedition-style camping in high-altitude sections
Our support team manages:
• Tents and kitchen setup
• Hot meals during camping days
• Technical climbing equipment
• Load management with porters and climbing crew
This ensures trekkers can focus on performance and safety.
Technical sections require the use of:
• Crampons
• Ice axe
• Harness
• Helmet
• Fixed ropes
• Glacier safety gear
Professional climbing guides assist during pass crossings and steep snow sections. Equipment rental can be arranged in Kathmandu if needed.
The best time to attempt Sherpani Col Pass Trek is:
• Spring (March to May)
• Autumn (September to November)
These seasons offer more stable weather, clearer skies, and safer snow conditions for high-pass crossings.
Winter and monsoon seasons are not recommended due to extreme conditions and avalanche risk.
This trek requires multiple permits including:
• Makalu Barun National Park Permit
• Sagarmatha National Park Permit
• Restricted area permits
• Local rural municipality permits
All permits and documentation are arranged in advance by Sole Encounters Adventures to ensure compliance with Nepal government regulations.
Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory and must cover:
• High-altitude trekking above 6,000 meters
• Emergency helicopter evacuation
• Medical treatment and rescue
Proof of insurance is required before expedition departure.
Sherpani Col Pass Trek demands expert leadership and precise logistics.
Sole Encounters Adventures provides:
• Certified high-altitude expedition guides
• Experienced climbing support team
• Professional safety protocols
• Transparent communication
• Detailed expedition planning
• Responsible and ethical trekking practices
Our priority is safety, professionalism, and delivering a successful high-mountain experience.
Due to permit requirements and expedition logistics, we recommend booking the Sherpani Col Pass Trek at least 2 to 4 months in advance.
This allows time for:
• Physical preparation
• Gear planning
• Permit processing
• Detailed expedition briefing
Early booking also ensures better seasonal availability.
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Ryan O’Donnell
AustraliaThe Most Demanding Trek I Have Ever Completed
23rd February, 2026
Sherpani Col Pass Trek pushed me physically and mentally, but it was deeply rewarding. The high passes were challenging yet manageable with expert guidance. Seeing Makalu and Everest from the ridge lines was unforgettable. The camping support team worked tirelessly to ensure comfort in extreme conditions. This expedition is for experienced trekkers only, and Sole Encounters handled it with impressive precision.
Marcus Tan
United StatesCrossing Three High Passes Was Unreal
22nd February, 2026
Sherpani Col, West Col, and Amphu Lapcha were physically challenging but incredibly rewarding. The views of Makalu and Everest from the high ridges were unforgettable. Our expedition leader was experienced and calm in every situation. I felt confident throughout the technical climbing sections. This trek exceeded all expectations and was worth every effort.
Oliver Matthews
CanadaA True High-Altitude Expedition Experience
22nd February, 2026
Sherpani Col Pass Trek is not just a trek, it is a full Himalayan expedition. Crossing the glacier sections and climbing above 6,000 meters tested both my strength and mental focus. The climbing guides were extremely professional and calm during technical sections. Camps were well organized, even in remote areas. The acclimatization schedule was well planned and made a big difference. I highly respect the team at Sole Encounters Adventures for their expertise.
Valentina Moretti
United StatesTechnical, Remote, and Incredibly Beautiful
22nd February, 2026
The glacier crossings and steep snow slopes made this trek feel like a mountaineering journey. The views from West Col were simply breathtaking. Our guides demonstrated strong technical skills and clear communication during critical sections. Food and camp organization were excellent considering the altitude. This is one of the most adventurous trekking routes in Nepal, and I would not attempt it without an experienced operator.
Jonathan Reed
United StatesSherpani Col Pass Trek Was an Extraordinary Himalayan Challenge
20th February, 2026
The Sherpani Col Pass Trek in Nepal was one of the most challenging and rewarding journeys I have ever completed. From the moment we arrived, Sole Encounters Adventures handled everything with professionalism and clear communication. Our guide Nima Sherpa was extremely knowledgeable about high altitude safety and glacier crossings. The porters were strong, friendly, and always supportive. Crossing Sherpani Col was unforgettable. The company’s organization and attention to detail made this demanding trek smooth and safe. Highly recommended.
Daniel Sørensen
GermanyA Remote and Authentic Himalayan Expedition
14th February, 2026
What impressed me most was how remote and untouched the route felt. Makalu Barun National Park is wild and breathtaking. The camping logistics were impressive, and the support crew worked tirelessly. The safety briefings before each pass crossing gave me confidence. This is a serious trek for experienced adventurers, and Sole Encounters Adventures delivered excellence.
Aisha Khan
United StatesOnce in a Lifetime Himalayan Expedition
4th February, 2026
This trek pushed me beyond my limits in the best possible way. Crossing Sherpani Col at sunrise with views of Makalu was emotional and unforgettable. The expedition team ensured proper acclimatization and constant health checks. Every detail was managed professionally from permits to emergency planning. If you are ready for a serious Himalayan adventure, this is the one.
Sophie Laurent
United KingdomBeyond Everest Base Camp
17th January, 2026
After completing Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit, I wanted something more technical and remote. Sherpani Col was the perfect next challenge. The altitude, glaciers, and steep terrain demanded preparation, but the rewards were immense. The expedition was well structured and safety focused. This trek truly stands among the elite high-altitude adventures in Nepal.
Daniel Park
CanadaA Rare and Authentic Himalayan Route
13th January, 2026
Unlike crowded trekking routes, Sherpani Col feels remote and untouched. The Makalu Barun wilderness is spectacular. Crossing Amphu Lapcha into the Everest region felt like entering a different world. The team handled permits, equipment, and camp setup flawlessly. This is not a commercial trek, it is a serious alpine adventure, and Sole Encounters Adventures delivered outstanding service.
Marcus Johansson
United KingdomUnforgettable Trekking to the High Altitude Experience in Nepal
3rd November, 2025
Sherpani Col Pass Trek was an unforgettable experience. The mountain scenery was dramatic and remote. Sole Encounters Adventures provided excellent communication before arrival and during the trek. Our guide Dorje Sherpa was extremely experienced in glacier terrain and high passes. The porters were dependable and encouraging during the toughest sections. The company ensured safety, proper acclimatization, and smooth coordination. It was a challenging but perfectly organized journey.
Isabella Martinez
GermanyOutstanding Service and Strong Leadership on the Trek
23rd October, 2025
I cannot speak highly enough about Sole Encounters Adventures. The Sherpani Col Pass Trek requires experienced guides, and our guide Mingma Sherpa delivered exceptional leadership. His knowledge of mountain weather and rope techniques was reassuring. The porters were dedicated and respectful. The company’s organization, communication, and overall service were excellent. Every detail was managed professionally. I highly recommend this team for serious trekking expeditions in Nepal.
Sophia Thompson
AustraliaTechnical, Scenic, and Perfectly Organized Expedition
20th October, 2025
This trek was a dream adventure. The Sherpani Col Pass Trek combines remote beauty with high altitude challenge. Our guide Tashi Sherpa had outstanding technical knowledge and always explained the route clearly. The porters worked incredibly hard and treated us with kindness. Sole Encounters Adventures organized everything seamlessly, from airport pickup to final departure. Their service quality and safety management were impressive. I highly recommend this company for serious Himalayan trekking.
Natalie Walker
AustriaHighly Recommended Company for Sherpani Col Trek
11th September, 2025
The Sherpani Col Pass Trek in Nepal was one of the most adventurous journeys I have done. Sole Encounters Adventures handled everything efficiently and professionally. Our guide Ang Sherpa was knowledgeable, patient, and confident in difficult terrain. The porters were strong and always supportive. The company’s dealing was honest and transparent from the beginning. The trek was challenging but incredibly rewarding. I would absolutely recommend Sole Encounters Adventures for high altitude treks.
Charlotte Meyer
ItalyExcellent Organization and Highly Professional Team
9th February, 2025
Sherpani Col Pass Trek is a serious adventure, and choosing the right company is essential. Sole Encounters Adventures exceeded our expectations. Our guide Lakpa Sherpa demonstrated deep knowledge of mountain conditions and technical sections. Communication before and during the trek was excellent. The porters were hardworking and always positive. The team ensured our safety at every stage. I truly appreciated the company’s transparency and service quality. I would highly recommend them for high altitude trekking in Nepal.
Daniel Roberts
AustraliaA Well Managed High Pass Trek in Nepal
12th January, 2025
The Sherpani Col Pass Trek was physically demanding but incredibly rewarding. Sole Encounters Adventures managed the logistics perfectly, including permits, equipment, and acclimatization planning. Our guide Pemba Sherpa was calm, experienced, and confident during glacier crossings. The porters were reliable and supportive throughout the expedition. The entire journey felt safe and well organized. The company’s communication and professionalism were excellent from start to finish.