Upon arrival in Kathmandu. Complete all the customs and baggage. The representative from The Everest Holiday, carrying your nameplate, will welcome you and transfer you to the accommodation that you have chosen. You can rest at the hotel or stroll around the streets of Kathmandu. Kathmandu is a valley surrounded by hills with diverse cultural practices, brotherhood, and multilingualism. In the evening, the guide will meet you and explain the upcoming plan for your trek. We also request that you settle all outstanding payments after your refreshment.

Wake up early and have breakfast. Then we move to Airport and board a helicopter flight to Lukla. It will take around 40 minutes of flight duration to reach Lukla. On a flight, you can see the gigantic mountains, green hills, and diverse landscapes of Nepal. Upon landing at Lukla, you will arrive at Tenzing Hillary Airport, which is one of the world's most dangerous airports due to its short runway of only 527 meters.

The helicopter from Kathmandu takes you up in the sky, where the ground below you seems like a moving cluster. the mountains, rivers, and valleys are filled with a variety of plants and trees. Then the rough rocks and snow-covered hill into the sky. in 40 minutes, you will be in the Himalayas, where giant mountains will be all around you. these flights are speedier and calmer than runway flights, which can be a little thrilling. the most important thing is safety. Skilled pilots use advanced technology and adhere to strict regulations to effectively manage mountain weather, ensuring that the journey to the heart of the Himalayas is both safe and smooth.

From Lukla Your Luxurious EBC trek has started. You will hike for 3 to 4 hours, crossing different suspension bridges and green forests and descending to Dudhkoshi Ghat until you reach Phakding, which is in 2,650m. Today's trek will be short and enjoyable for acclimatization. You can spend this extra time visiting local villages and monasteries like Rimishung Monastery and prepare yourself for a long trek the next day.

After breakfast, you will continue trekking along the Dudh Koshi River, enjoying the majestic views of the trail and crossing many suspension bridges, including the Hillary Bridge, where you can experience new recreational activities such as bungee jumping.

On the Everest Bungee, you don't just jump; you fall into the Himalayas. The platform is 3,600 meters above sea level and hangs over a wild mountain river. This makes it one of the highest bungee adventure spots in the world. It seems like time slows down when you step off. As you look around, snow-capped peaks rush by, and the wind howls in your ears. For a brief yet exhilarating moment, you experience a sense of weightlessness between the sky and the rock. It energizes you, but you feel like you're losing it in the mountains' serene beauty.

As you move forward, you will enter the Sagarmatha National Park checkpost, where your permits are registered, and then ascend through the dense forests. You will see the first sight of Mt. Everest. Trekking further, you will arrive at Namche Bazar, the gateway of Everest.

The day is free for rest at Namche Bazar.

Namche Bazaar is the high Himalayas' heart and Everest's trade hub. This stepped-down village is in a natural circle and receives the first light that comes over Kongde Ri. From the teahouses, you can smell the fresh-baked Sherpa bread. You might hear the quiet singing of monks from a monastery on a hill in the morning, along with the chatter of hikers getting ready to hit the trail. Namche is more than just a stop. It's where cold and warm meet, business and culture mix, and strangers become part of a mountain story.

You can enjoy walking through the surrounding markets, visit Hillary School, explore Sherpa settlements, and see a yak farm. Hike up to the Everest View Hotel, where you can enjoy a mesmerizing view of Mt. Everest. 

The Everest View Hotel sits at an altitude of 3,880 meters (12,729 feet) above sea level, making it one of the highest-placed luxury hotels in the world. It looks out over Khumjung like a watchful eye. It doesn't feel like a building; it's more like a platform with a view of the sky. In the morning, the soft crackle of frost under your feet gets you up. The panoramic windows let in a lot of light that makes Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Everest look beautiful. Inside, only the soft clink of teacups can be heard. Each sip feels like a toast to the mountains. "It's not just a place to stay; it's a front-row seat to a work of art that changes with every cloud.

After a breakfast at Namche, you will head to Tengboche. The trail is full of ups and downs, passing through the green forest. It’s a challenging trek, but the wonderful views surrounded by the entire trail are truly rewarding. The forest is full of flora and fauna; if you are lucky, you may observe the Musk deer, Himalayan Tahr and Pheasants. After a short descent on the trail, you will continue ascending to the final destination for the day, Tengboche.

Tengboche is a handcrafted natural beauty. This location offers stunning views of Everest, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and Lhotse. You will also have a chance to witness the biggest and oldest Monastery in the Khumbu region, the Tengboche Monastery.

The Khumbu region is home to the largest temple in the area, Tengboche. Those who venture here on foot frequently report feeling the beat of the morning and evening prayers. Stop at the convent for a peaceful break on the way. There is a heavy incense smell and the sound of monks singing all around. A trio of majestic peaks—Everest, Ama Dablam, and Lhotse—encircle it.  You spend the night here appreciating the tranquility, and you rise early to engage in morning prayers. Due to their enhanced mental and physical resilience, they are prepared to proceed to the next destination. Because of their increased mental and physical toughness, they are ready to go on to the next location.

Tengboche monastery hosts an early morning prayer. The hike takes you from the peaceful village of Tengboche, with its landmark monastery, to the windy Himalayan settlement of Dingboche. As you descend through thick rhododendron forests and over the Imja Khola, the scenery gradually changes to a more barren, high-altitude setting. On the trail, you will pass through many chortens, mane walls, and multiple small settlements. Including pangboche. Ascending towards the Imja Valley, the trail provides superb views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Island Peak. When you arrive in Dingboche, also known as the "Summer Valley" of the Khumbu, you will discover stone-walled fields and a broad, open expanse—ideal for acclimatization before ascending to higher elevations.

Today is a crucial acclimatization day in Dingboche to help your body adjust to the higher altitude. Dingboche offers stunning panoramic views and is an ideal spot to adjust to the increasing altitude. The day begins with a short acclimatization climb to a viewpoint overlooking the village and nearby valleys, or towards Nangkartshang Gompa (4,750 m/15,584 ft.). These hikes, while not particularly demanding, are necessary for our bodies to adjust to the lower oxygen levels. The "climb high, sleep low" concept is important here, as we'll rise to a higher elevation during the day before returning to sleep at Dingboche, which will help with acclimatization.

During the hike, we'll take our time, concentrating on a slow and steady pace while paying close attention to how our bodies feel. High altitudes may trigger symptoms of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), so it's crucial to stay hydrated and monitor any changes in our condition.

In the afternoon, you will have plenty of time to rest and explore Dingboche. The village's stone-walled farms and traditional residences offer a taste of Sherpa culture. We can visit local bakeries, connect with other trekkers, or simply enjoy the breathtaking mountain views. 

Our trek begins with a short uphill climb, starting in Dingboche. Next, we will cross a glacial moraine and pass by a small collection of lodges. As the trek elevates, you will be gaining better views of the mountains, and the trail leads to Thukla Pass, where there are memorial statues of the climbers who lost there life in everest. The trek will be fun, and we'll stop, rest, and sleep in Lobuche.

Lobuche is a small village located at approximately 4,940 meters, and it is one of the last places where trekkers stop on their way to Everest Base Camp. It has simple but adequate facilities, including lodges and teahouses, where trekkers can relax and acclimatize to the high altitude before the final push to Gorak Shep and Base Camp.d Base Camp. It is surrounded by tall peaks and glacier scenery. The town is in a rough and desolate area, but its stunning mountain vistas and fresh air at high altitudes make it an unforgettable stop on the Everest trek.

Today marks the finish line of our journey: Everest Base Camp (5,364m)!

You will start early from Lobuche (4,930 m/16,175 ft.) for a challenging yet rewarding trek. The path takes you through rugged terrain, often alongside the Khumbu Glacier, with breathtaking vistas of jagged peaks and the massive icefall.

Your destination for the morning is Everest Base Camp (5,364 m/17,598 ft.). At EBC, you'll spend some time soaking up the atmosphere, observing the bright camps of expeditions preparing for summit attempts (during climbing season), and admiring the breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains, notably the towering Khumbu Icefall. From Everest Base Camp, you can see Everest, Nuptse, and Pumori, which are the three tallest mountains in the Himalayas. The Khumbu Icefall is right in front of you. It is both beautiful and humble to see its high seracs and shifting crevasses. As you travel over the glacier in the mountain air, prayer flags spread beneficial vibes. At the base of the world's biggest mountain, unique experiences unfold.

After achieving our goal, you will return to Gorak Shep (5,185 m/17,011 ft.). While tough, this descent will be critical for our acclimatization, following the "climb high, sleep low" philosophy.  You'll relax and recuperate in Gorak Shep, reflecting on our incredible achievement of climbing Everest Base Camp. This evening, you'll get ready for tomorrow morning's trek to Kala Patthar.

You'll start early in the morning from Gorak Shep (5,185 m/17,011 ft.) and climb steeply to Kala Patthar (5,555 m/18,225 ft.). The famous viewpoint provides breathtaking sunrise views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and the entire Khumbu range. It's a tough hike in the cold, but seeing the golden light illuminate Everest's summit is a wonderful and emotional experience.

After taking in the breathtaking views and making unforgettable memories, we'll return to Gorak Shep for a well-deserved breakfast. From there, we begin our lengthy journey below. We'll retrace our tracks via Lobuche and Thukla, then continue through Pheriche and down the valley.

Our overnight destination is Pangboche (3,985 m/13,074 ft.). This huge altitude drop will provide much-needed relief to our bodies and strongly aid the acclimatization process. Pangboche is a stunning Sherpa community with a historic monastery that provides a glimpse of local culture. It will be a lengthy but really rewarding day, complete with famous views and a big fall into warmer temperatures.

After a breakfast at Pangboche (3,985 m/13,074 ft.), you’ll travel over familiar vistas before descending into the Dudh Koshi river valley.  The path will lead us through charming villages such as Phortse Tenga and Sansa, where we may see Himalayan Tahr or musk deer.

By late afternoon, you'll be back in Namche Bazaar, the bustling Sherpa capital.  The dynamic environment, complete with stores, bakeries, and cafes, will feel like an active town after days spent in higher, smaller settlements.  This large elevation reduction will help us recover faster and allow us to sleep better at lower altitudes.  We traveled a lot of ground today, bringing us closer to the end of our fantastic journey.

On the final day of your walk, you'll retrace your route from Namche Bazaar to Lukla, descending steeply via pine forests, suspension bridges, and Sherpa settlements. The trail continues past Monjo and Phakding before making the final easy ascent to Lukla. It's a lengthy but enjoyable hike through the Dudh Koshi River and the vivid hills of the lower Khumbu, allowing you to reflect on your adventure. After reaching Lukla, you'll have time to celebrate with your trekking group and prepare for your trip back to Kathmandu the next day.

Our day begins early at the Lukla Tenzing-Hillary Airport (2,860 m/9,383 ft.). Flights from Lukla are highly weather-dependent, so there can often be delays. You will need to be flexible and prepared for any changes to the schedule. Depending on the air traffic and weather conditions, our flight will either take us directly back to Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) or to Ramechhap's Manthali Airport. Due to congestion at Kathmandu's airport, many Lukla flights operate to and from Ramechhap, a small airport located a few hours' drive east of Kathmandu.

Our ground transfer will meet you upon landing at your destination, either Kathmandu or Ramechhap. After landing in Ramechhap, a leisurely 4-5 hour drive through picturesque countryside will return you to Kathmandu. You will be taken straight to the hotel you choose upon your return to the busy capital city. After days in the mountains, you will find the comforts of a city hotel—hot showers, reliable electricity, and a wider range of food options waiting for you.

After your 13th night in Nepal, it’s a final day of departure. Morning will be free, and before the 3 hours of your flight schedule time, you will transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for your flight back home.