Arrival in Kathmandu (1310 m) and transfer to Hotel

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, participants will begin their journey with accommodation in the vibrant capital of Nepal. This day offers an opportunity to acclimatize to the atmosphere of Kathmandu, explore the local culture and prepare for the upcoming trek.

Day in Kathmandu

This day is dedicated to further exploring Kathmandu, allowing for a deeper understanding of the city's rich cultural heritage. Excursions can include visits to historical sites, local markets or temples to give travelers an enriching experience before embarking on the trek.

Fly Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Poyan O/N (overnight) Camp (2800m)

The adventure officially begins with a morning flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, a small town known for its picturesque airport. After landing, the trek to Poyan begins. The route offers scenic views of the surrounding hills and valleys, leading to the lodge at an altitude of 2,800 meters.

Trek Poyan to Pangkonngma O/N (overnight) Camp (2846m)

After breakfast, the trekkers leave Poyan for Pangkonngma. The trail continues through a stunning landscape and climbs slightly. After reaching Pangkonngma, participants camped for the night at an altitude of 2,846 meters, surrounded by the peaceful beauty of the Himalayan foothills.

Trek Pangkonngma to Nashing Dingma O/N (overnight) Camp (2600m)

On this day, the group undertakes the trek from Pangkonngma to Nashing Dingma. This section of the route includes a descent towards the campsite at an altitude of 2600 metres. Along the way, tourists are offered breathtaking views and opportunities to connect with the local environment.

Trek Nashing Dingma to Chalem Kharka O/N (overnight) Camp (3600m)

The trek from Nashing Dingma to Chalem Kharka involves a major climb that takes participants to an altitude of 3600m. The climb can be challenging but is rewarded with spectacular views of surrounding peaks and valleys. Camp is set up for the night at Chalem Kharka.

Trek Chalem Kharka to Chunbu Kharka O/N (overnight) Camp (4200m)

This day includes trek from Chalem Kharka to Chunbu Kharka. The ascent to 4,200 meters offers an opportunity to appreciate the stark beauty of the alpine terrain. At Chunbu Khaka, hikers set up their overnight camp and prepare for the next leg of their journey.

Trek Chunbu Kharka to Khote O/N (overnight) Camp (4200m)

The trek continues from Chunbu Kharka to Khote, both places are at the same altitude of 4200 m. This segment allows the participants to further acclimatize while enjoying the breathtaking mountain scenery. After reaching Khote, camp is set up for the night.

Khote or Swra to Tagnang (4320m)

On this day trekkers have the option to trek from Khote or Swra en route to Tagnang. The trail leads to an altitude of 4320 meters and provides breathtaking panoramas along the way. Upon arrival in Tagnang, an overnight camp is set up to allow participants to rest in preparation for the next trek.

Tagnang to Khare (4850m)

The final trek on this itinerary takes participants from Tagnang to Khare, reaching an impressive altitude of 4850m. This challenging stretch offers dramatic mountain views and highlights the remarkable beauty of the region. Arriving in Khare, the group will camp for the night, ending this part of their adventure journey.

Rest Day at Khare

This day is dedicated to rest and acclimatization at Khare, a key point on the trek. During this time, climbers take advantage of opportunities to recover from previous sections of the journey and allow their bodies to adjust to the high altitude. This rest day is essential to minimize the risks of altitude sickness and to increase overall performance for future challenges, including strategic route planning discussions and personal preparations for the ascent.

Khare to the Mera La (5300m)

The journey from Khare to the Mera La involves a considerable ascent as climbers move to a higher altitude. Located at an altitude of 5,300 meters, Mera La serves as a key transit point, providing breathtaking views and a sense of isolation amid the remote Himalayan landscape. This part of the trek involves overcoming glacial terrain and steep paths, demanding physical and mental endurance. Climbers enjoy a packed breakfast before starting the trek and lunch is provided en route to maintain energy levels.

Mera La to High Camp (5750m)

The climb from Mera La at 5750 meters is a challenging section that requires careful navigation and determination. As climbers ascend, they encounter increasingly rugged terrain and potential weather changes. High Camp prepares climbers for the final push to Mera Peak, offering accommodation and food needed to maintain energy levels. Breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks create a sense of wonder while serving as a reminder of the challenges ahead.

High camp to Mera Peak (6476m)

The climb from High Camp to Mera Peak is the culmination of the expedition. When reaching an altitude of 6,476 meters, climbers face demanding conditions both physically and mentally. The climb requires focus and technique as climbers traverse rocky and potentially icy terrain. This part is exciting and daunting as climbers try to reach the top. Upon reaching Mera Peak, climbers are rewarded with panoramic views that epitomize the majesty of the Himalayas, a major achievement of their expedition.

Spare Summit Day in case of bad weather

This day is designated as an emergency day for adverse weather conditions that may make climbing Mera Peak impossible. Due to the unpredictable nature of mountain weather, this day serves as a safety measure to allow climbers to wait for a more convenient time to summit. It provides another opportunity for climbers to further acclimatize while remaining alert for any weather changes that would facilitate the ascent.

Mera La Base Camp to Chamlang Base Camp (4800m)

Going from Mera La Base Camp to Chamlang Base Camp which is located at 4800 meters means descending from the heights achieved. This segment represents a shift in the landscape and presents unique challenges as hikers traverse different terrains. The route offers a mix of descents and different altitudes, with food to keep energy levels up throughout the trek. This part is important for acclimatization when connecting the two vital base camps of the expedition.

Chamlang BC to Panch Pokhari (Five Lakes) (5200m or 5400m)

The trek from Chamlang Base Camp to Panch Pokhari, also known as Five Lakes, involves an ascent of 5200 or 5400 meters depending on the route chosen. The area is known for its stunning glacial lakes, which provide a picturesque backdrop and opportunity for exploration. As climbers pass through this stretch, they are often mesmerized by the surrounding natural beauty that serves as inspiration for their journey. Packed food is available to keep the climbers energized and focused throughout the trek.

Panch Pokhari to High Camp below the Ambu Labtsa Pass (5650m)

This section takes climbers from Panch Pokhari to High Camp below Ambu Labtsa Pass at an altitude of 5650 meters. The trek features a diverse landscape that requires both physical and mental endurance. As the route climbs, climbers must remain alert to the terrain and prepare for the challenges of the upcoming pass. High Camp serves as a rest point where hikers can recover and enjoy a meal while taking in the spectacular views of the mountains that surround them.

High Camp to Path Junction West Imja Tsho (5010m)

The trek from High Camp to the path junction west of Imja Tsho, at an altitude of 5010 meters, involves a descent from higher altitudes. This crossing offers a number of breathtaking views, thanks to which tourists can appreciate the diverse scenery that characterizes this region. The junction represents a crucial decision point for climbers that determines the direction of their next leg while ensuring they remain nourished and energized throughout the trek. The trip emphasizes the importance of wilderness navigation skills.

Rest day here or at Island Peak Base Camp

On the 21st day of the itinerary, participants will have the option to enjoy a well-deserved rest day either at the current location or choose to relax at Island Peak Base Camp. This day allows hikers to recuperate, enjoy the amazing surroundings, and prepare for the challenges ahead. Meals provided throughout the day will include breakfast, lunch and dinner.

To Island Peak High Camp

The following day, the 22nd, the group will set out on their journey to Island Peak High Camp. This trek is essential for acclimatization and allows participants to adjust to the altitude while enjoying the breathtaking views. The daily schedule ensures that tourists are well fed with breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Island Peak Summit Day – Return to Base Camp or Chhukung

The 23rd is designated as Island Peak Summit Day. Participants will soon rise to reach the top of Island Peak, where they will experience unparalleled views of the surrounding peaks. After reaching the summit, the group either returns to base camp or continues to Chhukung, depending on the route chosen for the day. Meals during this strenuous day will include breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Return trek to Dingboche

After the summit adventure, on the 24th day, hikers head back down to Dingboche. This return trek allows for a more leisurely pace and provides an opportunity to take in the views you may have missed on the way up. Tourists will enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner during the descent.

Trek to Lobuche

On the 25th, the journey continues with the group to Lobuche. This segment of the trek will take participants further into the Khumbu region with food to ensure trekkers maintain energy for the challenges ahead. Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be included in the price.

Trek to Gorakshep and Visit Everest Base Camp

Day 26 will include a trek to Gorakshep with a special highlight of a visit to Everest Base Camp. This iconic location offers participants a unique opportunity to soak up the atmosphere of one of the world's most famous climbing destinations. During this day, tourists will be well fed with breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Hike to Kalapatthar and Trek to Pheriche

On day 27, the group treks to Kalapatthar, which offers one of the most breathtaking views of Mount Everest. After this iconic hike, hikers will continue to Pheriche for rest and recovery. The daily diet will consist of breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Return trek to Deboche

The itinerary continues on the 28th day with the return trip to Deboch. This trek is designed to facilitate a gradual descent so participants can enjoy the scenery and reflect on their experience. Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be served when the tourists start their journey back.

Return trek to Namche

On the 29th, the group returns to Namche Bazaar. This trek will provide an opportunity to reflect on the incredible journey so far and participants will be provided with breakfast, lunch and dinner to keep their energy levels up.

Return trek to Lukla

On the 30th day, trekkers will end their excursion with a return trek to Lukla. This final stage marks the end of a strenuous but rewarding trek through the Himalayas, with meals including breakfast, lunch and dinner on this final day of trekking.

Fly Lukla to Kathmandu

The journey begins with a flight from Lukla to Kathmandu, marking the end of an exciting trek through the Himalayas. Often considered one of the most scenic and thrilling in the world, this flight offers breathtaking views of a rugged landscape of towering peaks and verdant valleys. Passengers usually enjoy a packed breakfast included in the itinerary, allowing for a satisfying meal before departure. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, travelers will re-enter the vibrant and culturally rich atmosphere of the capital, where they will have the opportunity to explore its historical sites and engage in local culture.

Contingency day in case of bad weather

The following day is designated as an emergency day, which is a precautionary measure to cover any disruptions caused by inclement weather. This day serves as a buffer to ensure that all travelers can safely return to Kathmandu without the stress of unexpected delays affecting their travel plans. If the weather is good, this additional day can be used to further explore or relax in the city.

Depart Kathmandu

Finally, the journey ends with a departure from Kathmandu, where travelers say goodbye to Nepal's majestic landscape and rich heritage. Breakfast will also be provided on this day, giving you a last chance to sample the local cuisine before you head on to the next leg of your journey and leave behind memories of an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the Himalayas.