Upon your arrival at the airport, we'll greet you and escort you to your hotel. Take this opportunity to rest or venture out to explore the nearby area at your leisure. Later, we'll provide a briefing about your upcoming trek.

Rise with the sun for an awe-inspiring flight amidst towering mountains to reach one of the world's highest airports. Upon arrival, meet your local team and marvel at the airstrip nestled amidst majestic peaks. Embark on a trail that winds past a serene monastery, over a swaying suspension bridge, and into the vibrant Sherpa heartland. Our journey culminates in Phakding, our resting place for the night, just a scenic 3-hour hike from Lukla.

Following breakfast, begin your trek with a mix of uphill and downhill sections, leading you to the vibrant market town of Namche Bazaar. As we traverse, we'll pass through the gateway of Sagarmatha National Park, crossing several picturesque suspension bridges and meandering through enchanting rhododendron forests. Tonight, we rest in Namche Bazaar, the bustling hub of Sherpa culture, teeming with friendly locals, enthusiastic trekkers, and determined climbers, all immersed in their daily activities

Today is a rest day for acclimatization. Explore Namche or take a walk. Visit Everest View Hotel for stunning views. Continue to Khumjung village, home to Khunde Hospital and Khumjung School built by Sir Edmund Hillary. Don't forget to stock up on snacks for the trek!

Departing from Namche Bazaar, we trek towards Thame, passing through scenic landscapes of Bhote Koshi and lush pine and rhododendron forests. Along the way, we encounter the ancient stupa at Phurte and the serene Thamo Gompa. Descending steeply, we reach the Khumbu Hydroelectric Plant before arriving at Thame, nestled at the end of the Khumbu Valley. Thame boasts a rich history as the hometown of renowned Sherpa climbers like Apa Sherpa, who holds the record for Everest summits. It's also the childhood home of Tenzing Norgay Sherpa, one of the first to conquer Everest alongside Edmund Hillary.

Embark on a challenging trek from Thame at 3,750m (12,303ft) to Lungden at 4,500m (14,764ft), traversing rugged terrain and captivating landscapes. Passing through Tauranga, we continue our hike through Marulung village (4200m) until reaching Lungden, our day's destination. During leisure time, explore Nakpa Valley, once a vital trade route to Tibet, and consider a hike to the picturesque Cho Relmo Lake.

Prepare for an exhilarating journey as you trek through the Renjola Pass, the first pass along the route. Departing from Lungden, you'll venture towards the Gokyo Lakes region, encountering yak herding activities depending on the season. Upon reaching Renjo La Pass, you'll be treated to awe-inspiring views of towering peaks including Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, and Mt. Cho Oyu. Admire the pristine beauty of Dudh Pokhari, the third major Gokyo Lake, nestled beside the Gokyo village. Exercise caution as you descend into the Gokyo Valley, particularly mindful of icy trails.

Located three kilometers north of Gokyo is the Ngozumpa Tsho glacier, standing at an impressive altitude of 5,000 meters. A short five-minute walk from there leads to Scoundrel's Viewpoint, offering breathtaking vistas of prominent Himalayan peaks including Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Makalu. Moreover, on the northern side of the fifth Gokyo Lake, visitors are treated to astonishing views of the Cho Oyu Base Camp and the Ngozumpa Glacier. This glacier holds the distinction of being the longest in the Himalayas, adding to the allure of the panoramic scenery from this vantage point.

This day marks our return to the trekking trail, as we navigate through the rocky terrain and undulating path alongside the majestic Ngozumpa Glacier. The journey offers awe-inspiring scenery, motivating us to continue forward with renewed vigor. As we descend into the valley along the eastern glacial moraine, the landscape transforms into a captivating vista. Finally, we reach Thangnak, a cluster of lodges nestled in a tranquil setting, strategically positioned as a starting point for crossing the challenging Cho-La high pass.

Today's journey presents additional challenges as we navigate rocky trails and traverse glacial moraines, ultimately arriving at Dzongla. However, the highlight awaits as we tackle the formidable Cho La Pass (5420m / 17,783ft), linking Dzongla and Thagnak. This passage treats us to breathtaking panoramas of Everest and the surrounding Himalayas. Following a moment of awe at the summit, we descend to Dzongla to conclude our day's adventure.

Following our overnight stay in Dzongla, we embark on the next leg of our journey towards Lobuche. Today's trek reintroduces us to the iconic Everest Base Camp route. Beginning by tracing the moraine and descending alongside the serene Chola Lake, our path is adorned with memorial statues honoring climbers who lost their lives in these rugged terrains. The hike to Lobuche promises to be a gratifying experience as we trace the trails of Imja Khola Valley, gradually making our way towards our destination

Day eleven marks the pinnacle of our journey as we set our sights on the revered Everest Base Camp. Traversing the rugged Khumbu Glacier's lateral moraine, we immerse ourselves in the raw grandeur of the Himalayas. Gorak Shep becomes our temporary haven as we leave our belongings behind and ascend northward to the iconic EBC. Here, amidst the towering peaks, we celebrate the triumph of our determination and perseverance. In the shadow of Everest, we capture fleeting moments, immortalizing our presence in this legendary landscape. As night falls, we descend to Gorak Shep, hearts full, ready to embrace the adventures that lie ahead.

we embark on an early morning trek to Kala Patthar (5,555m), renowned as the prime vantage point for beholding the splendor of Everest. Perched atop Kala Patthar, we eagerly await the first light of dawn, anticipating the breathtaking spectacle as the sun illuminates the towering peak of Mt. Everest. As hues of orange and pink paint the sky, we are spellbound by the sheer magnificence of nature unfolding before our eyes. After savouring the sunrise over Everest, we descend to Gorak Shep for a hearty breakfast, fueling ourselves for the day ahead. Energized and invigorated, we set forth on the trail back to Lobuche, our hearts filled with gratitude for this unforgettable encounter with the world's highest mountain.

Embarking from Lobuche, the final leg of the expedition awaits, promising both formidable challenges and breathtaking vistas. The ascent to Kongma La Pass, though demanding, unfolds amidst a landscape adorned with frozen lakes, while the presence of a mummified crane serves as a haunting reminder of the pass's significance. From its summit, a panoramic spectacle unfolds, revealing the towering peaks of Lhotse, Lhotse Shar, Makalu, Baruntse, and Ana Dablam in all their splendor. Descending into the eastern reaches of the Nigyang Khola Valley, Chukhung Village emerges as a tranquil sanctuary amidst the rugged terrain, offering respite and acclimatization for weary trekkers amidst the pastoral landscapes of the Sherpa community. Thus, while the journey's challenges may vary, the underlying allure of adventure and the Himalayan wilderness remains a constant companion, beckoning travelers to embrace the untamed beauty of the world's highest peaks

Descending through the Imja Khola valley, our journey leads us through the quaint village of Dingboche, renowned for its picturesque stone-walled potato fields and lush alpine pastures. Continuing onwards, we encounter the rustic charm of highland sheds, known as Kharkas, nestled at Tsura, Orsho, and Shomare, offering glimpses into the traditional way of life in these remote Himalayan hamlets. As we press forward, Pangboche Village emerges as a beacon of year-round habitation in the valley, before we finally arrive at Tengboche. Here, perched upon the Tengboche viewpoint, we are treated to awe-inspiring vistas of towering peaks such as the majestic Amadablam (6856m), the legendary Everest (8848m), the formidable Nuptse (7861m), and the majestic Lhotse (8501m), a sight to stir the soul of even the most seasoned trekker. Additionally, our journey includes a visit to the venerable Tengboche Gompa, a sacred sanctuary and the oldest monastery in the Khumbu region, offering a spiritual oasis amidst the rugged beauty of the Himalayan landscape.

As we trek towards Namche Bazaar, the trail meanders through dense forests teeming with highland wildlife, including vibrant pheasants, elusive musk deer, agile mountain goats, and the elusive snow leopard, adding an element of adventure to our journey. Climbing steep slopes adorned with chortens and fluttering prayer flags, we are enveloped in a sense of tranquility and spiritual reverence. Along the way, glimpses of the tip of Everest and the majestic backside of Lhotse grace our path, serving as reminders of the awe-inspiring majesty that surrounds us in the heart of the Himalayas.

On the final leg of our trek from Namche Bazaar, perched at an altitude of 3,440 meters (11,285 feet), to Lukla, situated at 2,850 meters (9,350 feet), we embark on a journey filled with nostalgia and reflection. Departing from the vibrant Sherpa hub of Namche Bazaar, where the echoes of bustling markets and friendly greetings linger, we traverse familiar trails that wind through verdant hillsides and tranquil forests. As we descend, the towering peaks gradually recede from view, replaced by the gentle rhythm of rural life in the Khumbu region. Passing through quaint villages and terraced fields, we pause to savor the last glimpses of majestic Everest and the surrounding Himalayan panorama. Finally, as Lukla comes into sight, we are greeted by a sense of accomplishment and gratitude for the unforgettable experiences shared on this epic journey. With each step, we carry with us memories of the mountains, the camaraderie of fellow trekkers, and the indomitable spirit of adventure that defines the Everest region.

If all unfolds according to plan, today marks your return journey to Kathmandu, the anticipated endpoint of your memorable trekking adventure. Depending on the season, your route back may vary: during peak trekking months such as March, April, May, September, October, or November, you're likely to catch a flight to Manthali, followed by a scenic drive to Kathmandu. Alternatively, in the quieter periods of December, January, February, June, July, or August, a direct flight from Lukla to Kathmandu offers a swift return, granting final glimpses of the majestic Himalayas. As you reflect on the adventures and camaraderie experienced amidst the towering peaks, a heartfelt farewell dinner awaits, serving as a fitting conclusion to your unforgettable Himalayan expedition.