No of people | Price per person |
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1 - 1 | $1,999 |
2 - 4 | $1,890 |
After Landing in Kathmandu international airport our office representative will welcome you in the arrival hall. You will be drive to your hotel in a private vehicle after completing necessary paperwork for your visa and other requirements. Check in at hotel Evening welcome dinner in Nepali restaurant, an orientation with the trekking guide regarding your itinerary and trip details.
After breakfast at the hotel, head to the domestic terminal at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport for the flight to Lukla. The flight duration varies, depending on TIA regulations, with departures sometimes from Kathmandu and other times from Manthali Rameshhap, lasting around 35 to 40 minutes. The take-off offers a stunning view of the Himalayas.
Upon landing in Lukla, the journey to Phakding commences. En route, trekkers pass through verdant forests and alongside the Dudh Koshi River, encountering quaint Sherpa villages. The tranquil environment and gentle terrain set the perfect tone for the upcoming trekking adventure. Throughout the hike, travelers are greeted by fluttering prayer flags and the warm hospitality of the locals. Today's trek offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty and cultural immersion, serving as an ideal introduction to the days ahead.
Overnight in Phakding.
Embark on your journey from the enchanting village of Phakding on the second day of your exhilarating trek, setting your sights on the vibrant tapestry of Namche Bazaar. Along the trail, be captivated by glimpses of the awe-inspiring landscape that awaits, meandering through picturesque rhododendron forests and traversing the suspension bridges spanning the Dudh Koshi River.
As you ascend, prepare to be spellbound by the majestic silhouettes of Thamserku and Kongde Ri, among the towering sentinels of the Himalayas, unfurling before your eyes for the very first time. Nestled deep within this mountainous sanctuary, Namche Bazaar emerges as a bustling Sherpa haven, its backdrop adorned by the towering peaks of the world's highest summits. A sanctuary for acclimatization, Namche Bazaar strikes the perfect harmony between modern comforts and cultural immersion, offering a haven to replenish your spirit, replenish your supplies, and explore the vibrant tapestry of regional markets.
Overnight in Namche Bazaar,
Embarking on a journey into the Himalayas requires more than just physical strength, but also a harmonious connection between the body and the environment. The Everest View Hotel offers a heavenly oasis at the peak of earthly majesty, providing a breathtaking view of Mount Everest and its celestial companions. Descending through the Sherpa villages, such as Khumjung, offers a chance to experience the region's rich culture and hospitality. Namche serves as the heart of Sherpa culture, with the Sherpa Museum and nearby historic village of Thame offering a glimpse into the region's heritage. Sir Edmund Hillary's legacy lives on in this region, serving as a beacon of hope. As the sun sets over the Himalayas, it is comforting to find peace amidst the chaos of nature in this breathtaking landscape.
Overnight in Namche Bazaar.
We begin the fourth day of our journey in Dole, a picturesque village nestled in the foothills of the mountains, as we bid farewell to the essence of Namche Bazar, a lively nexus in the beauty of the Himalayas. Full of the promise of adventure, this journey uncovers a fabric of breathtaking scenery and gentle whispers of local life. As you walk the path covered in mountain beauty, where groves of azaleas rustle with the mountain breeze, you will find yourself surrounded by the music of silence. Every step forward is a connection with nature, a journey of the soul in the beauty of the Himalayas. As you climb, the views open like a treasure trove of wonders. A panorama of high peaks and winding roads opens. But beyond that point of view there is much beauty to be found. This is your chance to immerse yourself in the riches of Sherpa culture and experience first-hand the time-tested customs and traditions. In the tranquility of Dole, a sense of accomplishment lingers as the weary traveler rests in the rustic homes. This is an indication of distance traveled and experience gained. Here, in the serene embrace of the mountains, the breath of adventure Zumba, every breath is a testimony to the soul-stirring beauty of the Himalayan world.
Overnight in Dole.
After leaving Dole, you will climb to the amazing meadow where the yaks congregate on the EBC Gokyo trek. Apart from the colorful prayer flags, you will also see some holy places. Continuing, you can follow the Dudh Kosi valley above the river. The ride is easy, but the altitude still takes its toll on the smaller hills. The landscape in this area is very different, as the alpine landscape has few plants and bushes. The contrast between the beautiful snowy peaks and the clear blue sky is stark. You will reach Luza (4360m) after two hours walking from Dole, and it will only take an additional hour of walking to reach Machhermo (4465m).
Overnight in Machhermo.
The day trip will continue with a walk from Machhermo to the wonderful place of Gokyo. This hike takes you through stunning landscapes that are very different as you pass through the meadows to Lake Gokyo, located behind the cliffs. The climb offers more spectacular views as you marvel at the beauty of nature at every turn. This route gives you the opportunity to fully experience the beauty of the Himalayas, which is both peaceful and exciting. Approaching the Gokyo Valley, which sits beside a tranquil lake and is surrounded by tall mountains that seem to reach the sky, is without a doubt the highlight of the entire trip.
Overnight in Gokyo.
Embarking on a trip to the Himalayas is not only a physical effort but also a good relationship between the body and the environment. You will travel early in the morning to Gokyo Ri, a famous peak above the Gokyo Valley, to enjoy the sunrise and panoramic views of the entire Khumbu region. The higher you climb Nepal's highest peaks, including Everest, Makalu, Barun, Cho Oyu and Lhotse, the more spectacular the views. Enjoy the tranquility of the fourth lake, Thonak Tsho, and follow the path back to the third lake. If physical conditions permit, you can hike to the fifth lake, Ngozumba Glacier, the longest glacier in the Himalayas, and spend another night in Gokyo.
Overnight in Gokyo.
Today we continue our EBC Trek through Gokyo to Dragnag and finish with a day of rehabilitation in the Gokyo Valley. As you continue walking, you will come across the Ngozumpa Glacier. The route is shorter, with less altitude, but full of ups and downs. Walking along the east side of the glacier valley is very beautiful and beautiful. As you enter the yak feeding area, Tawache and Cholates peaks are right next to you. Hikers can climb the Cho-La High Pass from the village of Dragnag, located next to the Ngozumpa Glacier in a quiet area.
Overnight in Dragnag.22
Today's walk will be very difficult as we will cross the difficult Cho La Pass, a high mountain pass. For Cho La Pass, it's all uphill from the start. In other words, Dragnag. The slope is very steep and rocky, so you must be careful not to slip down the cliff. Spectacular views of the snowy wonderland and the towering Himalayas await as you climb the Cho La Pass. Afterwards, you will descend completely and walk along the edge of the glacier. Going up the road will take you to the base of Awi Peak and down to the bottom. Get ready to be mesmerized by the incredible landscapes of Tawache and Cholates, the two giants of the Himalayas. When you reach Dzongla, you will spend the night as you cross the snow-covered lands to green pastures.
Overnight in Dzongla.
Continuing your journey from Dzongla, the EBC Trek takes off via Gokyo. You have to climb higher to reach the dangerous moraines of the Khumbu Glacier. Walk along a path that carries memorials to Sherpas and climbers who died during missions to climb Everest. The road goes west along the west side of the valley and descends to Lobuche. Watching the sunset over Nuptse from this vantage point is amazing. The climb to Lobuche will be fun unlike the previous day, you will climb to the top with Imja khola. It takes 4 hours to reach Lobuche.
Overnight in Lobuche.
You start your trek to Everest Base Camp early this morning. The trek through the deep crevasses and icy peaks of the Khumbu Glacier takes several hours. However, rest assured; you'll enjoy a short lunch break before hitting the road again. Gorakshep is accessible by road. However, the real achievement comes from finally reaching Everest Base Camp. This is when you really start to admire the brave climbers who manage to navigate the treacherous Khumbu Iceberg. Especially in spring and autumn, living tents stand out from the dull gray environment. From the Everest base camp, you can enjoy amazing views of the Nuptse, Khumbuste and Pumori mountains. On the way back, you can take the higher route to get an even better view of the South Col route and the Khumbu Glacier. After enough time to enjoy yourself at Everest Base Camp, you will return to Gorakshep.
Overnight in Gorakshep.
Get up early and start your day by going to Kala Patthar, the best viewpoint in the Everest region. This point marks the highest point you will climb on your trip. Stunning 360 degree views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Pumori and Changtse. Return to Kathmandu by helicopter from Gorakshep, where you can enjoy spectacular views of the majestic mountains in the distance. Admire the impressive mountain ranges as you fly. Upon arrival at the Tribhuvan Airport terminal, you will be taken directly to the hotel. Relax and rest your sore muscles for a day to remember.
Overnight in Kathmandu.
As a precautionary measure, one buffer day will reduce the impact of flight delays or cancellations due to unforeseen circumstances on the return trip during the EBC Trek via Gokyo by helicopter. This extra day acts as a safety net, allowing migrants to deal with changes to their travel plans without undue anxiety or difficulty. Hikers can deal with unexpected obstacles more flexibly and calmly if they add a buffer day to their trip, because they have little breathing space to change plans or look for alternatives if necessary.
Since this is your last day in Nepal, this is your last chance to shop and enjoy exploring Kathmandu, the cultural center of the valley. We will drop off at the airport three hours before your flight departs. If you have more time, you can also discuss with us about exploring other destinations in Nepal.