Upon your arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will pick you up and transfer you to the hotel. You can stroll around the city in the evening. You will stay overnight at the hotel in Kathmandu.

We start the journey with a drive in a local Jeep/bus from Kathmandu to Phaplu. The ride takes around 8-9 hours as we pass through the winding roads overlooking the scenic view of the hilly landscapes.The panoramas of terraced farms, riverbanks, forests, and magnificent landscape will enthrall you. We cross the bridge at the famous of Sunkoshi River and continue through Okhaldhunga.We can observe the snow peaks, including the Dudhkunda (Numpur Himal), Everest, and others. We drive continuously until we arrive at Salleri in the district of Solukhumbu. We stay overnight at a lodge tea house in Phaplu.

After an early breakfast, we start our trek journey. The trail moves along the scattered settlements of the villages, and the trek is easy and comfortable. You can observe the stunning Numpur Himal and the surrounding scenario in all its glory.The trail crosses many small streams and hills gorges along the way to reach Fera. From Fera, we walk through pine forests until we arrive at Ringmo. Another 2 hours of the trek leads us to Taksindo. There we explore the environment and rest for the day. We stay overnight at a Teahouse or Lodge.

We explore the Taksindo hill from where we get the breathtaking view of Salleri. The ancient monasteries still teach Tibetan Buddhism. There is another ridge that provides us with the views of Lukla, and Nunthala valley.We start our trek by descending through the alpine forest and passing the Nunthala village. We continue our trek down and cross the Dudhkoshi River and ascend up to Jubing. After another 2 hours ascend, we reach to Kharikhola. We spend the night at a Lodge in Khari Khola.

We start our trek by crossing Khari-Khola with climbing a steep hill for a few hours to arrive at a top ridge at Bupsa Danda, from where we get an exceptional view of the mountains and the surrounding landscapes.The air gets colder as we walk along with the higher Khumbu areas passing through the enchanting woodland to reach Paiya village. The Paiya village lies in the middle of the forest, and we stay overnight at a lodge.

We walk along a gentle path downhill to Surke village with the view of Lukla on the north. The trail then leads us to Surkhe village that lies at the bottom of Lukla town and its runway.From Surkhe the winding trail starts with lots of ups and downs as we pass Sherpa villages full of Buddhist religious flags, Mani (prayer) monuments and large spinning bells. The trek reaches Phakding that lies on the banks of glacial Dudh Kosi River after a long walk.

We start the trek by crossing the suspension bridge and walking past the Bankar through a scenic waterfall. We arrive at the magnificent mountain of Thamserku on the right. We cross another bridge and after some time arrive at Manju.There we can find a check post of the Sagarmatha National Park from where we begin to walk towards the Khumbu valley. After having lunch at Jorsalle, we walk the trail that moves up and down.We cross five bridges and follow the path along the riverbanks. There is a gradual climb towards Namche Bazaar. We stay overnight at a Lodge in Namche.

Acclimatization is an integral part of any trekking adventure. The process of acclimatization not only adapts our body to the high altitude environment. It also protects us from altitude sickness. After breakfast, we make our way to a viewpoint just behind the headquarters of Sagarmatha National Park.The view of the entire Himalayan range of Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Thamserku is spectacular. The Sherpa cultural center is a significant place at Namche where we can observe lifestyle and mountaineering achievements of the sherpa community.We can also hike up to the famous Everest View Hotel, which is the highest placed hotel in the world. The Syangboche airstrip lies along the way providing spectacular views of the Himalayan range. We return to Namche in the afternoon and stay overnight at the lodge.

The trail starts early with a walk-up 30 minutes on a flat and smooth trail. After trekking for one and a half hours, we arrive at Kyanjuma, where we take a tea break and enjoy the Himalayan vista. We can see the mountain goats grazing in the green fields.We pass through the rhododendron forest and descend for about 45 minutes to the banks of Phunki Tenga river. We climb the zig-zag trail to arrive at Tengboche. Tengboche is a village surrounded by snow-capped mountains and lies just below the Ama Dablam. We stay overnight at a lodge in Tengboche.

After breakfast, we descend gradually for half an hour, passing through the rhododendron forest. The trail crosses a wooden bridge near the stream. After ascending for about 30 minutes, we arrive at an entry gate that welcomes us to Pangboche.There we can find the oldest monastery of the Everest region, the Tengboche monastery. We march forward on the gentle trail and stopping for lunch at Syomare. The path becomes wide as we move along and dotted by a tree line. After trekking for almost 3 hours, we arrive at Dingboche. We stay overnight at a lodge.

We start the trek early after breakfast towards Lobuche. The trail climbs up steeply arriving at a Stupa after which the path becomes gentle. We can observe the spectacular views of Everest, Makalu, and other mountains.
After trekking for 2-2.5 hours, we arrive at the Thukla. After having lunch, we take a steep climb for the ridge. We can observe the Memorial Chorten of the climbers who perished during the Everest expedition. The trail from here is level up until we arrive at Lobuche. We stay overnight at Lobuche.

The rugged trail moves past the stunning Khumbu glacier. We steeply climb to the top and resume our trek via a rocky terrain. We pass through the Italian Research Center and Lobuche Pass to arrive at Gorak shep.Gorak Shep is a stunning snow and sand bed near the Everest Base Camp and was also the original base camp set up by first Mt. Everest expedition. We further hike towards the Everest Base Camp through the new moraine route.The awe-inspiring views of Pumori, Nuptse, and other mountains follows us all along the trail. The higher altitude makes the terrain look tough, but with some push, anyone can complete this stretch. We descend to Gorak Shep in the afternoon and spend the night at a Lodge.

We start our hike to Kalapatthar early in the morning, which makes for a great viewpoint of the entire Mt. Everest range. The sunrise from Kala Patthar on the backdrop of snow-capped mountains like Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Lobuche East, Lhotse, Nuptse, Taboche, Cholatse, Pumori, and others is surreal.
The sun rising from the east turn the silver mountains into golden, which is a once in a lifetime experience. We descend to Gorak Shep where we have our breakfast and trek down to Pheriche. We stay overnight at a Lodge in Pheriche.

We descend from Pheriche to Pangboche village, from where you can view the beautiful Ama Dablam mountain at a close distance. From Pangboche, we descend downhill to cross a bridge over Imjatse River and then climb for an hour to arrive at Tengboche Monastery.There are green vegetation and tree lines where you can enjoy the scenic views. The trail then leads downhill to Phunki Tenga, and after an hour you will reach Kyanjinma. Kyanjima is a pleasant, peaceful spot on route to Namche with spectacular views of Everest, Ama Dablam and Thamserku, and other mountains.You can also spot some wildlife like musk deer, Himalayan Thar, and Danfe. The trail then leads you to Namche where you will stay overnight.

We descend further from Namche passing through beautiful villages and waterfalls. We arrive at the charming village of Phakding and walk along the same route we took earlier to further descend to the town of Lukla.

After a beautiful trekking experience in the Himalayas, we take an adventurous flight back to Kathmandu from Lukla. The scenic mountain flight takes around 30 minutes and provides us with stunning views of the snow capped mountains from up above the sky.

We have a free day on our hand in Kathmandu. We can utilize this day by sightseeing the famous landmarks of the city. There are seven world heritage sites in Kathmandu listed by UNESCO.
They are Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Basantapur Durbar Square, Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath, Boudhanath, and Changunarayan. Alternatively, you could also take it easy and chill around the streets of Thamel and go souvenir shopping.

After a wonderful time at the tiny Himalayan nation, your trip comes to an official end. Our representative will transfer you to the airport, from where you can board a flight to your desired destination