Start your trip with a thrilling early morning flight to Lukla. You can get there in two ways: In peak season, you will be transported to Manthali airport by a private vehicle; in other seasons, there are direct flights from Kathmandu to Lukla both ways. You can see many mountains from the air, such as Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. The flight is exquisite. Upon landing at Lukla, enjoy the surrounding views, and then your trek is a slow descent of the Dudh Koshi River. The route is an easy path that goes by beautiful Sherpa towns, chortens, and Mani walls with prayer flags flying in the wind. After a slow walk through pine woods and over a few suspension bridges, you will finally reach Kusum Kanguru (6,367 m) and then Phakding. It is a peaceful riverfront village that you will reach after 3–4 hours of hiking. You will spend the night in a charming teahouse in the Khumbu district. In preparation for the more difficult climbs that lie ahead, this location will be of great assistance.

You will cross the central Khumbu region today to go to Namche Bazaar, which is the busiest trading center in the Everest area. The trail starts with a relaxing walk through pine forests and then follows the Dudh Koshi River. You will cross a lot of high suspension bridges, like the famous Hillary Bridge, where you can enjoy the bungee jumping adventure as per your choice. It floats above the gorge in a way that is obvious. You will be checked for your permit when you enter Sagarmatha National Park at Monjo, which is when the real climb begins. For the last two hours, you have been climbing a steep, steady slope through thick forest. If the weather is favorable, you might be able to see Everest for the first time in the distance. When you get to Namche, you'll see colorful shops, bakeries, and stunning views of the mountains.

At high altitudes, acclimatization is critical, and Namche Bazaar is a wonderful place to do it. Even though it's a day off, staying active will aid your body in adapting to the higher elevation. The Everest View Hotel, which is 3,880 m above sea level, has a magnificent view of Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku. During your trip, you can check out the towns of Khunde and Khumjung. These are home to the Hillary School and a monastery said to have a Yeti skull. You could also go to the Sagarmatha National Park Museum to learn about Sherpa culture, the history of climbing, and local wildlife. You can get some fantastic photographs on the ridgelines nearby. In the afternoon, you can relax and take in the wonderful views. You can also go to the market or one of Namche's many businesses to obtain coffee. Today is incredibly significant since it will assist your body in getting ready for the next level.

After breakfast in Namche, you'll take a beautiful path that goes up along the Dudh Koshi River. The views of Ama Dablam and Everest from this path are truly wonderful. The trail gradually ascends and descends while passing through rhododendron woods and high mountain areas. You will travel to Tengboche, which is home to the largest temple in the Khumbu area. From the Tengboche Monastery, you can see all of the Himalayan peaks in the area. It is a sacred and beautiful place. From Tengboche, you can go down through woods to Pangboche, which is the highest permanent settlement in the area. The trail becomes more peaceful and private, which makes it more likely that you will see Himalayan animals like musk deer or pheasants. From Pangboche, you can see Ama Dablam, and the old temple is fascinating to see. To get to Ama Dablam Base Camp the next day, you will start your trip from the town.

You reach the beautiful Ama Dablam Base Camp today, which is the most exciting part of the trip. The next step is to leave Pangboche and cross the Imja Khola River. The way quickly climbs and goes through rocky areas and highland meadows. It gets cooler as you get closer to base camp, but the views are even better. At 4,600 meters, the base camp is in a clean, open location with Ama Dablam, Taboche, and Thamserku in the distance. This site is where climbers get ready for their "summit push" in the summer. You'll return to Pangboche via the same route you took when you arrived, after spending some time exploring and taking pictures. Today is hard on the body, but it will be worth it in the end. There is a small window of time when you can stand under one of the world's most famous and beautiful mountains.

After the exciting time in base camp, today's hike goes back to Namche Bazaar. The descent is easier on the lungs, but it may stress the knees, so use trekking poles if needed. You will go back through Tengboche, where you can either visit the monastery one last time or have lunch with a view of Everest. The path goes through forests and over suspension bridges, giving you another chance to see the Himalayan Thar or the colorful Danphe, which is Nepal's national bird. As you go down, the oxygen levels rise, and you feel better. You get to Namche Bazaar by the afternoon. There, you can take a hot shower, eat fresh baked goods, or connect to Wi-Fi to talk to people outside. The things to do in Namche and the sense of accomplishment make this trip back very enjoyable.

You have reached the finish of your hike in the Khumbu. The path slowly slopes down from Namche to the river valley. It crosses multiple suspension bridges, including the Hillary Bridge again. You will pass through famous towns including Phakding, Benkar, and Monjo. You can see the Dudh Koshi River and neighboring peaks at the end. The route largely descends down, with only a few brief hills, especially before you arrive at Lukla. The hike takes around 6 to 7 hours, which is a lengthy time but worth it. When you get to Lukla, you may relax and think about your adventure while the Himalayas watch over you. You can also celebrate the conclusion of your hike with your guide and porter. There are a variety of places for trekkers to take a last meal or go shopping or visit a café nearby. Before you leave the mountains in the morning, you will sleep well.

Following a quick breakfast, you will proceed to Lukla Airport for your picturesque return journey. You may proceed directly to Kathmandu or via Manthali, from which you will drive to the capital. This choice will be contingent upon meteorological conditions and flying itineraries. The aerial perspective of the mountains provides a final glimpse of the Himalayas. When you get to Kathmandu, a guide will take you to your hotel. You can relax, go around the lively streets of the city, buy souvenirs, or have a celebratory meal for the rest of the day. This is the official end of your trip to the Ama Dablam Base Camp. No matter if you're going home or on another trip to Nepal, you'll always remember one of the most famous Himalayan treks.