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Lower Everest Trekking Off the Beaten Path Tour

Key Information

Per Person

Min 4 people to operate this tour

$ 3000

Private Tour

Min 2 persons

$ 3500


See Nepal off the beaten path.

This trek takes place a two- to three-day walk below Lukla, where the regular trek in the Everest region usually begins. We have chosen a route that brings trekkers through villages and areas where next to no trekkers have been through. It is entirely off the grid from the touristy areas from Lukla and above. This trek is suitable for experienced hikers who are surefooted as the trails are narrow and involve “scrambling” at certain parts of the way.

The idea is to bring travelers off the beaten track to show the real Nepal and its pristine culture and environment untouched by the tourism industry thus far. The Rai ethnic clan of Nepal populates this area mostly.

This unique program includes doing a trek to see Mount Thamserku, 6,608m, Kusum Kanggaru, 6,367m, Charpate Himal (Kyashar) 6,769m, and Mera Peak 6,476m along with other smaller Himalayan peaks with a cultural immersion by witnessing the lifestyles of the Rai ethnic group. We were the first and so far only trekking company to have brought foreigners to these villages.

This package has been designed, so you get to see the real Nepal and experience a once-in-a-lifetime trip. It is also a great photographic opportunity, meeting people who are in an untouched part of Nepal.

This will be a thoroughly supported expedition-style camping trek to provide comfortable three-men tents to be shared between two trekkers. Pack animals or porters will carry all our gear and food.

Our assistant guides will help set up camp at the end of the hike each day while our trekking chef and his assistants will provide deliciously nourishing meals. They will also break camp each morning before our trek to the next place. All you need to do is to carry your small day pack and walk. This will be the closest thing to “Glamping” in the Himalayas.

Food and nutrition on the trek

We are pioneers in gourmet trekking in the Himalayas. We provide a varied, interesting menu on treks throughout the Himalayas. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free meals can be catered for upon request, and other special diets can be accommodated with advance notice.

Trekking is not only fun, but it is beneficial for you. It helps in detoxifying the body while also nourishing the soul. Although to provide a better experience, we also tailor our meals to include superfoods as part of the ingredients to keep you fit and healthy while also assisting in acclimatization to high altitude. The combination of hiking in the pristine mountain air and healthy food makes trekking with us a complete gourmet adventure. Read More on Food and nutrition on our treks.

Why Choose Us?

  • Our expert trek leader will ensure your safety at all times while enhancing your trekking experience.
  • Your private social bubble by staying in less busy lodges and trekking away from the crowded trails where possible.
  • Experience the Himalayas in style.
  • Your food is prepared with superfood ingredients to give the best nourishment, recovery, and acclimatization to high altitude for our Wellness gourmet trekking adventures.

    Detailed Itinerary

The expedition takes trekkers on an exceptional journey, situated a couple of days below Lukla, away from the conventional trails. Our carefully selected route leads through villages and areas untouched by mainstream tourism, creating an ideal adventure for seasoned hikers. The trails, albeit narrow, offer an exhilarating experience, often involving some degree of scrambling.

This unique program is a testament to our commitment to unveiling the genuine essence of Nepal, showcasing its pristine culture and environment. The region is predominantly inhabited by the Rai ethnic community, providing an authentic cultural immersion. Our expedition offers remarkable vistas of Mount Thamserku (6,608m), Kusum Kanggaru (6,367m), Charpate Himal (Kyashar) (6,769m), Mera Peak (6,476m), and several other breathtaking Himalayan peaks.

Our initiative has been groundbreaking, being the pioneering trekking company to introduce foreigners to these remote villages. This package is meticulously crafted to offer a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, providing an authentic glimpse of Nepal’s unexplored treasures. Moreover, it’s an exceptional chance for captivating photography and an immersive encounter with the untarnished spirit of Nepal’s untouched regions.

 

Trek FAQ

Am I too young or old?

Most of our clients have completed their treks from 3 years old to some in their 70s with almost no exercise or training.

Do you offer hotel/airport pick-up?

We offer hotel and airport pick-up. As you continue with your booking, there will be an option to input flight details or hotel names.

Do I need a Visa?

A visa for Nepal can be acquired on arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, and at border entry points in Kakadvitta, Birgunj, Bhairahawa, Nepalgunj, Gaddachowki on the Nepal-India border, and Kerung on the Nepal-China border.

A visa can also be obtained outside of Nepal at the nearest Nepal Embassy or Diplomatic Mission.

For more information, visit the Department of Immigration, Kalikasthan, Kathmandu.

What should I bring on a Trek?

Being adequately equipped is one of the keys to a successful trek. For information to help you select the best type of clothing and equipment for your trip, please see our Clothing and Equipment Guide.

Also, see our Links page for details of specialist retailers who will offer further advice and assistance with purchasing new clothing or equipment.

If you have more questions, please check this article to reference equipment to pack or contact us.

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What are the differences between camping and lodge trekking?
What to pack for a trek?
Do I need to train for a walk?
What is a typical day on a tour like?
What is the food like on the tour?
The Benefits of Using Trekking Poles.
What do I need to know about high altitudes?
High altitude myths.
How to trek safely?
For more articles, you can go to our blogs.