Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek Wellness Adventure

Upon your arrival at Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, you will be greeted by our airport representative. They will assist you with the immigration and customs procedures and accompany you to your hotel. 

Once you have settled into your accommodation, our team will provide you with a comprehensive briefing for the upcoming trek. This briefing will cover essential information such as the trekking itinerary, safety guidelines, and necessary equipment. You will also have the opportunity to ask any questions and address any concerns you may have regarding the trek. 

We understand the importance of starting your trek with a clear understanding of what lies ahead, ensuring your safety and comfort throughout the journey. Therefore, our team will ensure you are well-informed and prepared for the adventure that awaits you in the mountains of Nepal.

Your itinerary begins with a morning walking tour of Ason, an old spice market in Kathmandu. This vibrant market offers a glimpse into Nepal’s rich culture and history as you immerse yourself in the bustling marketplace’s sights, sounds, and aromas.

After the tour of Ason, you will visit the ancient Durbar Square, home to the former royal palace. This UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases stunning architectural marvels, intricate woodwork, and historical monuments that provide insight into Nepal’s royal history.

Following the morning activities, you will enjoy a delicious lunch before embarking on a 4-5 hour drive to Manthali. This scenic drive will take you through picturesque landscapes as you make your way to this quaint town. Once you arrive in Manthali, you will check into your accommodation for an overnight stay.

The purpose of staying in Manthali is to catch an early morning flight to Lukla, which is situated at 2,840 meters. Lukla is the gateway to the Everest region and is known for its unique airstrip amidst the Himalayan mountains. Taking the early morning flight ensures you reach Lukla on time, allowing you to commence your trek with ample daylight and favourable weather conditions the following day.

Overall, this day offers a combination of cultural exploration in Kathmandu, a scenic drive to Manthali, and preparation for the upcoming trek to Lukla. It sets the stage for an exciting and adventurous journey ahead.

Note: You can pre-book a seat on a direct helicopter flight at an additional $500 per person to avoid the 4-5 hours of drive to Manthali.

You will start your adventure by taking a morning flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. The flight offers breathtaking aerial views of the Himalayan region, and upon arrival in Lukla, you will begin your trekking journey.

Depending on the time of your arrival in Lukla, you will embark on a longer hike that spans approximately 5 hours to reach the picturesque village of Monjo. This hike will present diverse terrain, including downhill and uphill sections. As you traverse the path, you will encounter scenic farmlands, charming villages, intricately crafted prayer walls, ancient monasteries, and traditional Buddhist monuments.

Throughout your trek, you will have the opportunity to interact with the friendly locals and fellow trekkers, creating a unique cultural experience. The warm smiles and hospitality of the locals will make your journey even more memorable.

After approximately 5 hours of trekking, you will reach Monjo village, situated at an elevation of 2,860 meters. Here, you will find our luxury lodge, where you can relax, rejuvenate, and take in the stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

Staying in Monjo allows you to acclimatise gradually to the increasing altitude, ensuring a safe and comfortable trekking experience. The luxury lodge provides a comfortable and enjoyable stay, allowing you to unwind and reflect on the day’s journey.

The combination of scenic landscapes, cultural encounters, and the comfort of the luxury lodge in Monjo makes this trek day an exciting and enriching experience.

Continuing your trekking journey, you will go from Monjo to Namche Bazaar the next day. The trek from Monjo to Namche Bazaar typically takes around 3-4 hours.

In the morning, you will start by entering the Sagarmatha National Park at Jorsalle. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is known for its stunning natural beauty and rich biodiversity. As you hike through the park, you will be surrounded by lush forests, majestic mountains, and tranquil rivers.

The initial part of the hike involves a 90-minute walk with a mixture of undulating terrain, showcasing the grandeur of the Himalayas. Following this, you will face a challenging 2-hour steep climb to Namche Bazaar. This uphill section requires perseverance and stamina, but the effort will be rewarded with incredible panoramic views.

Upon reaching Namche Bazaar, you will stay in a lodge situated above the bustling Bazaar area. This location allows for “Social Distancing,” ensuring a peaceful and comfortable stay while still being able to explore the vibrant atmosphere of Namche Bazaar.

L.S. Sherpa, a prominent conservationist and photographer, owns your lodge. He is dedicated to preserving the local environment and cultural heritage. Additionally, he manages the Sherpa Cultural Museum and the Everest Documentation Centre, allowing you to immerse yourself in Sherpa culture and learn more about the history and significance of Everest.
You will spend the evening relaxing in the lodge, enjoying the picturesque surroundings and the warm hospitality L.S. Sherpa and his team provide. Namche Bazaar, situated at an elevation of 3,441 meters, offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas and serves as a hub for trekkers and locals alike.

Overall, this leg of the trek presents a moderate challenge, with a mix of undulating trails and a steep climb. The reward of reaching Namche Bazaar and staying in a lodge dedicated to comfort and cultural enrichment adds a special touch to your trekking experience.

After breakfast at the lodge in Namche Bazaar, you will visit the Sagarmatha National Park Headquarters to enjoy stunning views of Mount Everest and the surrounding mountains. This captivating vista will undoubtedly leave you in awe of the majestic Himalayan peaks.

Following this, you will embark on a steep uphill hike to the village of Khunde. This village holds historical significance as it is home to the first hospital built by Sir Edmund Hillary, the renowned mountaineer. The hospital has profoundly impacted the local community, providing essential healthcare services to the Sherpa people.

Continuing your trek, you will proceed to Khumjung village, where Sir Edmund Hillary established a school. This school has played a crucial role in providing education opportunities to the Sherpa children. Additionally, you will have the chance to visit the monastery in Khumjung, which houses a unique artefact—the purported Yeti scalp.

Khunde and Khumjung villages are nestled in a broad valley below Mount Khumbila, which holds great cultural and spiritual significance for the Sherpa community as their protector deity.

After lunch in Khumjung, you will commence a 90-minute hike to your final destination for the day—Tashinga. Tashinga will be the last luxury lodge accommodation you will be staying in before transitioning to basic family-owned lodges for the subsequent week of your trek.

It’s important to note that on your way back down the trail during the return journey, you will again pass through Tashinga after approximately 5 hours of hiking. This will mark the point where you once again enjoy the comfort of a luxury lodge, providing a well-deserved respite after the upcoming week of staying in basic family-owned lodges.

This 5-hour hike from Tashinga on your way down signifies the end of your adventure in the higher-altitude regions and the beginning of your descent back to lower elevations.

Throughout this segment of the trek, you will have the opportunity to witness breathtaking mountain views, gain insights into the local culture and history, and experience the transition from luxury lodge accommodations to a more traditional and rustic lodge setting.

We descend from Tashinga, and you will trek to Phunki Tenka. This village is where the Imja and Dudh Koshi Rivers converge. Upon reaching Phunki Tenka, you must sign in with the National Park authorities again, per the park regulations.

From Phunki Tenka, you will begin a two-hour ascent on a steep hill until you reach Thyangboche Monastery. This uphill climb requires stamina and determination, but you will be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views.

Thyangboche Monastery is a significant spiritual and cultural landmark in the region. Take some time to admire the 360-degree views of the monastery’s surrounding mountains. The monastery itself is renowned for its religious significance and tranquil atmosphere. You may have the opportunity to witness the monastic rituals and experience a sense of serenity in this sacred place.

During your visit to Thyangboche, you will also enjoy a well-deserved lunch. Savour the flavours while taking in the majestic surroundings.

Continuing your trek, you will proceed to the village of Pangboche. This village is situated near the magnificent Mount Ama Dablam. If the weather permits, you can enjoy the mesmerising sunset on this iconic mountain. The sight of the golden hues painting the slopes of Ama Dablam is truly awe-inspiring and will be a memorable highlight of your journey.

Pangboche offers a unique experience as you immerse yourself in the tranquil atmosphere of the village while marvelling at the impressive Himalayan landscapes surrounding you.

Check the weather conditions to maximise your chances of witnessing a captivating sunset on Mount Ama Dablam. It is always advisable to prioritise safety and be prepared for any changes in weather conditions during your trek.

Overall, this trek section provides a blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and awe-inspiring mountain vistas, creating lasting memories of your journey in the Himalayas.

After a fulfilling breakfast, you will embark on a hike to the lesser-trekked base camp of one of the most beautiful mountains in the region, Mount Ama Dablam. The trek to Ama Dablam Base Camp (ADBC) will take approximately three hours, gradually ascending as you soak in the breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. The serene beauty of the landscapes will serve as a rewarding backdrop to your ascent.

During the autumn climbing season, you may be fortunate enough to catch a glimpse of the mountaineers’ campsite at ADB, further adding to the excitement and ambience of the area.

Upon reaching Ama Dablam Base Camp, your trekking team will serve you a packed lunch that they have carried from the lodge. Enjoy your meal amidst the enchanting surroundings, immersing yourself in the awe-inspiring mountain scenery.

After lunch, it will be time to start descending back to the village. It is important to note that the afternoons in this region can get quite windy. Your experienced trek leader will remind you to pack layers of clothing and a windproof jacket to stay comfortable and protected from the elements.

Throughout your trek, the trekking team will prepare meals consisting of nutrient-rich ingredients to aid in your recovery from the daily hikes. These superfoods will provide the necessary nourishment to energize you for the upcoming challenges at higher altitudes.

It’s worth mentioning that Pangboche will be the last luxury lodge you will stay in for the next week. After leaving Pangboche, you will transition to basic family-owned lodges for accommodation until your return to Pangboche on the way down—a 5-hour hike.

This shift to basic lodges allows you to delve deeper into the local culture and experience the authentic Sherpa way of life. It adds a rustic charm to your trek, allowing you to connect with the local community and gain a more immersive regional experience.

This upcoming week of staying in basic lodges will offer unique insights and allow you to appreciate the simplicity and warmth of Sherpa hospitality while surrounded by the awe-inspiring beauty of the Himalayas.

After a rejuvenating overnight stay, you will embark on a relatively short trek to Dingboche, 4,320 meters. The hike from Pangboche to Dingboche typically takes 3 to 4 hours, providing ample time to acclimate and enjoy the scenery.

Upon arriving in Dingboche, your experienced guide will lead you to Nakardzong Ridge for further acclimatisation. Acclimatisation is crucial for adapting to higher altitudes and minimising the risk of altitude-related illnesses. The hike to Nakardzong Ridge allows your body to adjust gradually to the increasing elevation.
The previous day’s trek up to Ama Dablam Base Camp (ADBC) and the altitude of over 4500 meters in the afternoon would have facilitated your acclimatisation process. Additionally, the carefully prepared meals with superfoods would have provided essential nutrients and energy, further supporting your acclimatisation and overall well-being.

The overnight stay in Dingboche will be in a lodge, providing comfortable accommodation while you soak in the serene beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
During these 3 to 4 hours of trekking, listening to your body and maintaining a steady pace is essential. Stay hydrated, dress appropriately for the weather, and follow the guidance of your trek leader to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Taking the time to acclimatise properly and allowing your body to adjust to the altitude will be beneficial as you continue your trek to higher elevations in the coming days. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery, embrace the tranquillity of Dingboche, and prepare yourself for the next leg of this unforgettable journey in the Himalayas.

After a peaceful overnight stay in Dingboche, you will begin your day with a short uphill walk of approximately 20 minutes to reach a Stupa. This Stupa offers mesmerising 360-degree views of the magnificent peaks in the region. Prepare to be captivated by the awe-inspiring sights of Mount Makalu (8,481 meters), Lhotse (8,501 meters), and other smaller yet majestic mountains that adorn the Himalayan landscape.

Following this delightful excursion, you will continue your trek with an undulating hike spanning two to two and a half hours. As you traverse this trail, you will be treated to breathtaking views of Mount Taboche (6,542 meters) and Cholatse (6,440 meters), standing proudly on your left. These towering peaks add an extra element of grandeur to the already stunning scenery.

After crossing the Khumbu River, a well-deserved lunch break awaits you at Thuglha, situated at an elevation of 4,620 meters. It is a perfect spot to refuel and replenish your energy amidst the serene mountain surroundings.

Upon resuming your trek, you will encounter a steep climb of approximately 45 minutes to reach the top of Thuglha. You will find numerous memorials, such as “Chortens,” as a poignant tribute to those who lost their lives on Mount Everest. Take a moment to reflect and pay your respects in this tranquil setting.

The final leg of today’s journey entails a gentle uphill trek lasting around 90 minutes, leading you to Lobuche at 4,900 meters. Lobuche will be your resting place for the night, where you will find comfortable accommodations at a lodge. Enjoy a well-deserved rest in the breathtaking ambience of the surrounding mountains.

Throughout today’s trek, the total duration of which is approximately 5-6 hours, it is essential to maintain a steady pace, stay well-hydrated, and heed the guidance of your experienced trek leader. Being mindful of your body’s needs and limitations is crucial for a safe and enjoyable experience.

Embrace the beauty of the Himalayas, savour the mountain views, and let the tranquillity of your surroundings inspire you as you continue this unforgettable journey.

Today marks a significant milestone for many trekkers as you set out to fulfil your bucket list wish of reaching Everest Base Camp. The day begins with a 45-minute hike on undulating terrain, setting the stage for the adventure ahead. From there, you will ascend to the Gorakshep-La pass and spend the next two and a half hours walking alongside a lateral moraine, navigating through a series of ups and downs. Along the way, pause, sip water, and gaze in awe at the Himalayan Peaks surrounding you. Staying hydrated is crucial throughout the journey.

After approximately three and a half hours of trekking since leaving Lobuche, you will arrive at Gorakshep, situated at 5,180 meters. Some trekkers have a quick lunch here before continuing their journey to Everest Base Camp (EBC). Alternatively, our staff will provide you with a packed lunch at EBC or whenever you feel hungry. Exercise caution as you continue towards EBC, as the trail can be narrow and slippery. Prioritise safety by standing on the “safer” side of the path when allowing other trekkers to pass.

The trek to Everest Base Camp from Gorakshep takes around two hours. As you arrive, take the time to observe, absorb, contemplate, and capture the essence of this iconic location through numerous photos. This is a momentous achievement; fully present in this experience will create lasting memories. Overnight accommodation will be provided at a lodge in Gorakshep, at an elevation of 5,120 meters.

The return journey from Everest Base Camp to Gorakshep should take approximately 90 minutes. Most trekkers will likely feel tired after a long day filled with adventure and adrenaline. It is expected to have dinner early and retire to bed soon after, allowing your body ample rest to recuperate. Today’s hike will encompass a total duration of 7-8 hours and an elevation of 5,180 meters.

As the journey continues, listen to your body, maintain a steady pace, and follow the instructions of your trek leader. Cherish the incredible moments and the sense of accomplishment that comes with being in the proximity of Everest. Reflect on the majesty of the mountains and embrace the fatigue as a testament to your perseverance and determination.

Kalapathar, meaning Black Rock, offers a remarkable viewpoint 200 meters higher than Everest Base Camp (EBC). From this vantage point, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking 360-degree view of Everest, Nuptse, Khumbutse, Lingtren, Pumori, and several other stunning mountains that grace the region. To reach the top of Kalapathar, you can expect a slow but steady uphill climb lasting around 2 hours. After enjoying the panoramic vistas, the descent back to Gorakshep typically takes about 60-75 minutes. It’s worth noting that while Everest Base Camp is the ultimate goal for many trekkers, some choose to forgo the additional ascent to Kalapathar.

Once you leave Gorakshep, you will follow the same trail back to Thuglha. If you have climbed Kalapathar, you will have lunch at Lobuche. However, if you decide to skip Kalapathar, your journey will take you directly to Thuglha for lunch. Thuglha might already be familiar to you, as it served as a rest stop during your ascent two days ago. Now, you will take the right path at the fork, just past Thuglha. Most of the trail from this point will be downhill, guiding you through the windswept valley of Pheriche. You will notice the significant difference in the oxygen levels, allowing you to cover more ground easily. It takes approximately two hours to reach Pheriche, situated at 4,250 meters.

Today’s trek can vary between 7 to 10 hours, depending on your pace and whether you decide to include the ascent to Kalapathar. It is crucial to stay mindful of your physical condition, maintain a steady rhythm, and adhere to the guidance of your trek leader. As you descend and experience the increased oxygen in the atmosphere, take a moment to appreciate your progress and the incredible landscapes unfolding before you.

Embrace the challenges and joys this day brings, knowing you uncover new horizons and create lasting memories on your journey through the Khumbu region.

As you descend from Pheriche, you will still be surrounded by the majestic Himalayan peaks that characterize the region. The descent provides an opportunity to truly appreciate their grandeur while making good progress on the trail. However, pausing to capture photos and staying hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids is essential.

Your next destination is Thyangboche Monastery, where you will stop for lunch. This monastery holds significant cultural and spiritual importance for the Khumbu region and offers a serene and picturesque setting for your meal. Afterwards, you will embark on a steep descent of approximately 650 meters, leading you to the village of Phunki Tenga.

At Phunki Tenga, you will check out at the national park checkpoint and continue your journey by crossing a suspension bridge. Following the bridge, an ascent awaits you as you go to Tashinga, where you will be accommodated in a luxury lodge. The lodge provides comfortable amenities that include hot showers in attached bathrooms and cosy beds equipped with electric blankets, ensuring a restful night’s sleep.

Take this opportunity to indulge in relaxation and rejuvenation as the comforts of the lodge await you. After the challenges faced during the trek, the warm shower, comfortable bed, and cosy amenities will be well-deserved. Enjoy the serene atmosphere of Tashinga and prepare for the adventures that lie ahead on your remarkable journey through the Himalayas.

Retracing your steps back to Namche Bazaar allows you to take in the familiar surroundings and reminisce about the incredible views and experiences you’ve had on your journey. Along the way, be sure to continue admiring the majestic scenery that surrounds you.

Upon reaching Namche Bazaar, a bustling town in the heart of the Khumbu region, you can stop for lunch. This is also a great time to explore the local shops and engage in souvenir shopping, allowing you to bring mementoes of your trekking adventure.

After lunch, your trek continues as you make your way towards Monjo. The trail takes you downhill, descending a steep hill that leads to a high suspension bridge. Crossing this bridge, you can enjoy the thrill of walking above the rushing waters of the river below. Remember to immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the environment along the way.

Before reaching Monjo, you will pass through Jorsalle, where you will check out of the Sagarmatha National Park. This marks the end of your official entry into the protected region and serves as a waypoint on your trek.

Upon reaching Monjo, you will enjoy spending another night at the luxury lodge. Here, you can relax, unwind, and reflect on your incredible journey. The comfortable amenities provided by the lodge will ensure a restful evening, allowing you to recharge for the next leg of your trek.

This day’s trek typically takes around 5 hours, though the exact duration may vary depending on your pace and personal preferences. Embrace the opportunity to revisit familiar trails while revelling in the memories of your adventure thus far.

As you embark on the final leg of your trek, a 5-hour journey to Lukla, it’s a perfect time to reflect upon your thoughts and experiences from the beginning of the tour and compare them to how you feel now.

You may have felt excitement, anticipation, and perhaps even some nervousness at the start of your trek. The towering Himalayan peaks and the challenges of the tour lay ahead, offering a sense of adventure and the unknown. The trail’s sights, sounds, and physical demands were all new and captivating, creating a unique blend of emotions.

As you approach your trek’s end, these feelings may have evolved and transformed. You have experienced the awe-inspiring beauty of the Himalayas firsthand, conquered physical and mental obstacles, and connected with the serene and rugged landscapes. The journey has likely instilled in you a sense of accomplishment, resilience, and appreciation for nature’s wonders.

As you trek towards Lukla, take the time to savour the last moments on the trail. Allow yourself to be fully present, breathing in the crisp mountain air and absorbing the surroundings. The familiar paths will evoke memories of the challenges you faced, the friendships formed with fellow trekkers and your support crew, and the tranquillity from being immersed in the mountains.

Once you reach Lukla, it’s time to celebrate and show gratitude to the dedicated support crew who have accompanied you throughout the trek. This final night presents an opportunity to share stories, laughter, and well-deserved festivities. The lodge will provide a comfortable setting for this celebratory occasion, ensuring an enjoyable evening for everyone.

Reflecting on your journey from beginning to end, you may find a profound transformation within yourself. The challenges overcome, the beauty witnessed, and the connections made will leave lasting impressions, reminding you of the incredible adventure you embarked upon in the Himalayas.

After a fulfilling trek and reaching Lukla, your next step is to take a scenic flight to Manthali. This flight will provide stunning views of the Himalayan mountains from above, allowing you to admire the majestic peaks one last time.

Once you land in Manthali, the journey continues with a pleasant 4 to 5-hour drive back to Kathmandu. As you drive through the scenic countryside, take the opportunity to relax and reflect on your trekking adventure. The landscapes along the way may differ from the mountains you have become accustomed to, offering a new perspective on the diversity of Nepal’s natural beauty. Upon arriving in Kathmandu, you will have the afternoon free to unwind and enjoy leisure time. You can choose to chill out, allowing yourself time to rest and rejuvenate after the trek. Alternatively, if you’re eager to explore, you can hunt for souvenirs in Kathmandu’s charming markets and shops.

Kathmandu is renowned for its bustling streets filled with handicrafts, local artwork, jewellery, clothing, and more. You can immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere as you browse the unique treasures Nepal offers. Remember to bargain and negotiate prices to ensure a fair deal.

Whether you decide to relax or engage in some shopping, take this time to soak in the city’s cultural vibes and appreciate the urban charm that complements the natural majesty of the Himalayas.

Overall, this day offers a mix of travel, relaxation, and exploration, allowing you to ease back into city life while cherishing the memories and experiences gained from your incredible trek in the Everest region.

Note: You pre-book a seat on a direct helicopter flight to Kathmandu for an additional $500 and avoid a 4-5 hour drive from Manthali.

International departure. You will leave the hotel 3 hours before your flight time.

A Responsible promise

Despite the exceptional circumstances in which we find ourselves at the moment, we don’t want you to give up your holiday – and we want you to be able to book your trip without any worries.

To provide additional security for your booking, we have introduced a new rebooking and cancellation policy so that you can easily rebook or cancel your trip free of charge if the worst comes to the worst.

Free Cancellation With the Responsible Promise 100% Money-Back Guarantee

For new bookings made between May 10th 2021, and December 31st 2022, you may cancel your complete package (activities, hotels, tours, excl. flight) free of charge up to 30 days before your departure and get 100% of your money back. However, to stay flexible, we recommend that you choose a flexible fare when booking your flight.

Complete flexibility on your booking

Stay flexible with our new rebooking service until shortly before your departure. For new bookings made between May 10th and December 31st, 2021, you may rebook your package (activities, hotels, tours) free of charge up to 30 days before your departure (subject to availability). Rebooking is only allowed once, and you must inform us 30 days before your planned departure. Any additional costs incurred due to changes in your schedule or upgrades, such as additional fees in high season or upgrades to your accommodation, will still apply. To remain flexible, we recommend that you choose a flexible fare when booking your flight.

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, go to 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.

Is this trip safe for solo/female/LGBT+/minority/POC travelers?
You are safe as long as you respect the culture, do not show affection in public, and dress decently (this won’t pose too much problem as you will be covered up in layers to stay warm).

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