₹95,000/
Per PersonIncluded and Excluded
- 1 Night in Kathmandu on Twin Sharing Basis in a 3* hotel
- 1 Night in Ramechhap
- 1 Night in Lukla on twin sharing basis
- 10 Nights in a tea house on twin sharing basis
- 3 Meals a day
- To and Fro flights from Ramechhap to Lukla
- Farewell dinner in a cultural themed restaurant
- Services of an English speaking guide
- Services of a porter to carry your luggage (1 potter for 2 people)
- All airport transfers
- Travel And Health And Personal Insurance And Evacuation Charges
- All Expenses Of Personal Nature Such As Drinks, Laundry, Photo Fee, Tips To Guides, Drivers Etc.
- Insurance Against Or For Accidents / Loss Of Life, Loss Of Goods Etc.
- Any Item Not Included In The Above “Cost Includes”.
- Any Extra Fees Due To Unforeseen Events Such As Road Blockage, Flight Delays Or Events Which Are Out Of Our Controls
- Flight Delays Or Cancellation Due To Adverse Weather Condition Or Political Upheaval
- Drinks, Photo Fee, Laundry And Phone Calls Etc
- FINE For Venturing Into Prohibited Area/ Unlawful Activities
- Refund For Cancelling Trip.
- Costs Incurred Due To Natural Calamities, Strikes, And Break Downs And Beyond Our Control.
Highlights of the Tour
- Vibrant Sherpa culture and bustling markets at Namche Bazaar.
- Stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam
- Visit to Tengboche Monastery, the largest in the Khumbu region, with spiritual and scenic splendor.
- Picturesque village of Dingboche surrounded by towering peaks.
- High-altitude settlement of Lobuche with views of the Khumbu Glacier.
- Reaching Everest Base Camp at 5,364 meters for a close-up view of the Khumbu Icefall.
- Sunrise climb to Kala Patthar for panoramic views of Everest and surrounding peaks.
- Interacting with friendly Sherpa people and experiencing their unique culture.
- Traversing diverse landscapes from rhododendron forests to high alpine meadows.
- Crossing high suspension bridges over roaring rivers adorned with prayer flags.
- Continuous views of iconic peaks like Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku.
- Walking alongside the Khumbu Glacier, the highest glacier in the world.
- Exploring monasteries and experiencing the blend of Tibetan and Nepalese culture.
Itinerary
As the plane descended into Kathmandu, a sea of terracotta rooftops emerged through the mountains. The bustling city welcomes us with vibrant colors, the scent of incense, and the distant hum of prayer flags fluttering in the wind. At the airport you will meet the trekking guide leader. From there you will drive to Ramechhap for 3 hrs. At the hotel the guide will brief you about the adventure that lay ahead.
With the first rays of dawn, you will headed to the airport for your flight to Lukla. The small aircraft will fly above verdant hills, rivers and rugged terrain, offering glimpses of the snow-capped Himalayas. The landing in Lukla is an adventure in itself, the short runway perched on the mountainside. From Lukla, your trek will begin. The trail meandered through charming villages and lush forests, leading you to the serene village of Phakding by the Dudh Koshi River.
The path from Phakding to Namche Bazaar is a symphony of natural beauty. You will cross swaying suspension bridges adorned with prayer flags and trek through pine forests. The rhythmic sound of the Dudh Koshi River will accompany you. The climb to Namche Bazaar is challenging but rewarding. As you ascended, the air grew crisp, and distant peaks will peak through the clouds. Namche Bazaar, nestled in a natural amphitheater, will greeted you with its vibrant market and cozy teahouses.
You will spent the day acclimatizing in Namche Bazaar. Here you will be rewarded with panoramic vistas of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. The mountains stand tall, their peaks piercing the sky. Back in Namche, you can explore the bustling bazaar, visit the Sherpa Museum, and mingle with locals. The day will end with a warm meal at a teahouse, under a sky studded with stars.
Leaving Namche, the trail will offerbreathtaking views of Everest and Ama Dablam. You will now trek through the rhododendron forests, their blossoms adding splashes of color to the landscape (Spring season). The climb to Tengboche is steep but the sight of the majestic Tengboche Monastery will make it worthwhile. The monastery, framed by towering peaks, exuded tranquility. Inside, monks chant ancient prayers, their voices resonating through the halls.
The journey from Tengboche to Dingboche is a trek through diverse landscapes. You will descended through forests, cross the Imja Khola, and ascended to the picturesque village of Dingboche. Along the way, you will be treated to views of Lhotse and Island Peak. The trees will slowly give way to alpine meadows. Dingboche, with its stone-walled fields and quaint lodges, felt like a sanctuary in the mountains.
Here too like Namche Bazaar, you will spent a second acclimatization day, vital for adjusting to the altitude. An optional hike to Nangkartshang Peak offer stunning views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The rest of the day can be spent exploring the village and resting. In the evening, you can gather around the teahouse fire, sharing stories and laughter.
The trek will continue through the Khumbu Khola valley. you will pass through Dughla, where memorials to fallen climbers stand as silent sentinels. The ascent to Lobuche is gradual but relentless. The terrain grows rugged, and the air thinner. At Lobuche, you will be surrounded by towering peaks, their icy summits glistening in the sunlight. The stark beauty of the landscape is awe-inspiring.
The day begins with a trek to Gorakshep, the last settlement before Everest Base Camp. The path follows the Khumbu Glacier, its icy expanse stretching before you. After a brief rest at Gorakshep, you will continue to Everest Base Camp. The terrain is a chaotic jumble of rocks and ice, but the sight of the Khumbu Icefall and the Base Camp itself will fill you with a sense of achievement. Standing at the foot of the world's highest peak will be a surreal experience. Overnight at Gorakshep
Before dawn, you will set out for Kala Patthar. The climb issteep and strenuous, but the reward is worth of every step. As the sun rose, it bathes Everest, Nuptse, and Lhotse in a golden glow. The view from Kala Patthar is the highlight of the trek for many, offering an unparalleled perspective of the Himalayan giants. After savoring the moment, you will descend to Gorakshep for breakfast and then trek to Periche, retracing our steps through the rugged landscape.
The descent from Pheriche to Namche Bazaar is a journey through familiar terrain. The lower altitude will bring a sense of relief, and the path easier. You will cross rivers, pass through forests, and enjoy the vibrant colors of the rhododendrons (Spring season).
The final leg of the trek is from Namche Bazaar to Lukla. The trail is a mix of descents and gentle climbs, with the Dudh Koshi River as a constant companion. As you near Lukla, the anticipation of returning to civilization will grow. The trek will test your limits, but it will also reward you with unforgettable experiences and breathtaking views.
With a sense of accomplishment, you will now board the flight back to Ramechhap and drive to Kathmandu. The aerial view of the mountains is a fitting farewell to the Himalayas. Back in Kathmandu, you check into our hotel you will now be free to rest for day, to explore the city, visit cultural sites, or simply relax and reflect on our adventure. In the evening gather for a farewell dinner.
After breakfast, enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure until departure. When it's time, board an awaiting vehicle to bid farewell to Nepal, carrying with you memories of a lifetime and the heartfelt experiences of this incredible journey. As you head back home, hold onto the moments that touched your soul and the beauty that will forever remain in your heart.
Frequently Asked & Question
The best times to trek to Everest Base Camp are during the pre-monsoon (spring) season from March to May and the post-monsoon (autumn) season from September to November. These periods offer the best weather and clear views of the mountains.
The trek is moderately to highly challenging due to the high altitude and long duration. It involves daily trekking of 5-8 hours with steep ascents and descents. Good physical fitness and some prior trekking experience are recommended.
Accommodation during the trek is in tea houses or lodges, which provide basic facilities like a bed, blankets, and meals. While amenities are limited, the lodges offer a warm and friendly atmosphere.
While it is possible to trek independently, hiring a guide and porter is highly recommended. A guide provides valuable knowledge about the region, assists with navigation, and ensures safety, while a porter can help carry your heavy gear, making the trek more enjoyable.
Preparation should include cardiovascular exercises, strength training, and practice hikes with a weighted backpack. Acclimatization to altitude is crucial, so it's important to include acclimatization days during the trek.
You will need two permits: the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit. Both will be managed by us.
Essential items include trekking boots, warm clothing (layers), a down jacket, a good-quality sleeping bag, a backpack, water purification tablets, sun protection, and a basic first aid kit. A detailed packing list is usually provided by your tour operator.
Acclimatization is key. Follow the "climb high, sleep low" principle, take it slow, stay hydrated, and avoid alcohol. Recognize symptoms early and descend if necessary. Medications like Diamox can also help prevent altitude sickness.
Tea houses offer a variety of meals including traditional Nepali dishes like dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), as well as international options like pasta, noodles, soups, and pancakes. Food is generally carb-heavy to provide energy for trekking.
Wi-Fi is available at most tea houses for a fee, but the connection can be slow and unreliable. Mobile phone coverage is available in many areas, though it can be spotty at higher altitudes. Satellite phones or local SIM cards are useful backups.
Weather varies significantly with altitude and season. Expect daytime temperatures of 10-20°C (50-68°F) at lower elevations in spring and autumn, dropping to -10°C (14°F) or lower at night and at higher altitudes. Winter treks are much colder.
Altitude sickness is the primary concern. Other health issues include dehydration, sunburn, and gastrointestinal problems from unpurified water or unfamiliar food. Bringing a basic first aid kit and personal medications is advisable.
Comprehensive travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking, emergency evacuation, medical expenses, and trip cancellation is essential. Verify that your policy includes coverage up to 6,000 meters (19,685 feet).
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