Early in the morning, you’ll take a short and scenic flight to Lukla, a mountain airport known for its exciting landing and beautiful views of the Himalayas. After landing, you’ll meet your porters and enjoy a cup of tea surrounded by mountain views.
Then, your trek officially begins! You’ll walk along the trail that crosses the Dudhkoshi River and passes through green forests and small Sherpa villages. After about 4 hours of walking, you’ll reach the village of Phakding, where you’ll spend the night in a cozy lodge.
The peaceful trail, mountain views, and fresh air will make your first day of trekking truly special. 

 Today’s trek is a long but beautiful one, taking around seven hours with plenty of breaks along the way. You’ll walk through lush rhododendron forests and cross high suspension bridges, including the famous Hillary Bridge.
After passing Monjo, you’ll enter Sagarmatha National Park, where stunning views of valleys and mountains await. Your guides will check your permits before you start the last, steep climb to Namche Bazaar at 3,440 meters.
When you arrive in Namche, you’ll be amazed to be so close to the giant mountains. This lively town has markets, cafes, lodges, and shops filled with tourists and locals. You can rest well, enjoy hot water, and even use high-speed internet.
If you still have energy, you can explore nearby monasteries and stupas. And if the sky is clear, you might get your first amazing view of Everest and other famous peaks. 

Sleeping so close to the mountains has its perks, like enjoying breakfast with amazing views of the giant peaks. Today is a rest day, so you don’t have to walk far. It’s the perfect time to relax and let your body adjust to the higher altitude.
You can take short hikes for acclimatization, such as walking up to Hotel Everest View where you’ll get stunning views of Mount Everest. If you want, explore the town’s shops, visit a bakery or cafe, and enjoy some local treats.
Don’t miss the beautiful golden sunset over the mountains. It’s truly inspiring and makes you feel like you’re part of the magic of the Everest region.

Things to do in Namche Bazaar
Explore the Saturday Market
Visit Namche Monastery
Sherpa Culture Museum
World’s Highest Irish Pub
Mount Everest Documentation Centre

 As you start climbing towards the famous Tengboche village, the excitement grows even more. The air gets thinner and the winding trail may seem tough, but keep your head up and look to the sky to see the stunning tall peaks.
You’ll spot beautiful mountains like Ama Dablam, Everest, Thamserku, and others, each with its own majestic charm.
As you get closer to Tengboche, the energy in the air will lift your spirits. The views will take your breath away, with icy peaks towering right above you.
This special moment is made even better by forests of pine and rhododendron stretching as far as you can see. When you arrive in Tengboche at 3,867 meters, you’ll feel the history in the ancient monastery walls, hear monks in maroon robes chanting, and see colorful prayer flags fluttering in the breeze. 

Things you can do in Tengboche
Visit the largest monastery in the Khumbu region, the Tengboche Monastery, where lively festivals like Mani Rimdu and Dumje are celebrated.

 The trail to Dingboche offers a mix of challenging trekking and stunning views. The air gets even thinner, making each step feel heavier, but your determination will keep you going. You will take breaks along the way to catch your breath before continuing.
This part of the trek shows more than just rocky paths and empty trails, it reveals your inner strength. You will enjoy the sight of rhododendron and snowy forests with towering white mountains above.
When you reach peaceful Dingboche, you will find it surrounded by famous Himalayan peaks like Ama Dablam, Everest, Lhotse, and Thamserku. The true power of these mountains might not hit you right away but will grow as night falls and your body rests.
In the quiet of the night, you will feel the isolation of the Himalayas and think about the amazing people who live here. 

Today is a rest day to help your body adjust to the high altitude. You’ll spend the day enjoying the stunning beauty of the Himalayas right in the heart of the Khumbu region.
Only short walks are planned, so no long hikes today. This day will prepare you for the tougher trek ahead.
You’ll walk gently over small hills, passing houses and colorful prayer flags. The majestic mountain peaks will watch over you as you move through the fresh mountain air.
Resting today gives you the chance to see even more amazing mountains and get one step closer to your Everest Base Camp adventure.

 As you continue towards Everest Base Camp, you’ll feel yourself getting closer with every step. Leaving behind the rugged beauty of Dingboche, you’ll enter the Khumbu River Valley and soon find yourself walking along the Khumbu Glacier.
Along the way, you’ll enjoy amazing views of peaks like Ama Dablam and Pumori. The rocky, icy terrain can be tough, making you wonder why the trek to Base Camp is so challenging.
By now, your morning breakfast might feel like a distant memory as you work hard for every breath and every step. You’ll need to balance your breaks carefully — too many, and you’ll fall behind; too few, and you might tire out too fast. Step by step, you’ll make your way to Lobuche.
The stunning mountain views will keep you going as helicopters fly overhead. Amid the tiredness and excitement, take a moment to think about the brave people who have trekked this path before you. Each step brings you closer to Lobuche, where shelter and rest await. 

Major attractions in Lobuche
World’s highest bakery and cafe at 4,693 meters
Italian Pyramid Research Center
Thukla Pass Memorial

 Today is the day you’ve been waiting for — the unforgettable moment of reaching Everest Base Camp. After breakfast, you’ll start early, walking along rugged and rocky trails uphill beside the Khumbu Glacier towards Gorakshep, a small settlement near Base Camp.
You’ll arrive at Gorakshep late in the morning and take a short rest before hiking to Base Camp itself. This final stretch is full of excitement and anticipation as you get closer to the base of the world’s tallest mountain. Everest is not only a giant in size but also in the hearts of people all over the world.
At Base Camp, take plenty of photos and videos to capture this incredible moment. You’ll be standing in the shadow of Everest, sharing the camp with trekkers from many countries who all dreamed of this moment.
As you head back to Gorakshep in the evening, the stunning views of the mountains at sunset will stay with you forever. The awe of this journey will make you forget all the hard work it took to get here, leaving you feeling refreshed and inspired. 

 Kalapatthar is a peak near Gorakshep and the best spot around for incredible views of Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse. Trekkers start early at dawn to catch the first sunlight on the mountain peaks.
The climb is steep but rewarding. As you go higher, you’ll see amazing glaciers and landscapes around you. After the tough climb, you’ll reach the top where breathtaking panoramic views await, including the magical sight of Mount Everest glowing gold in the sunrise. It’s a truly inspiring moment.
After descending back to Gorakshep for breakfast, you’ll probably look through your photos again to relive the experience. Feeling refreshed and full of awe, you’ll start the trek down to Pheriche.
As you walk downhill, majestic peaks will still surround you. You’ll move through peaceful valleys and terraced forests, carrying unforgettable memories in your heart.
The beauty of this remote wilderness will leave a lasting impression as you continue your journey. 

Major attractions at Kalapatthar
Panoramic views of Mount Everest, Nuptse, and Pumori
Sunrises and sunsets at Kalapatthar

Leaving Pheriche early, you’ll feel inspired as you start descending through rugged trails. You’ll look forward to reaching Namche Bazaar again, where you can enjoy a hot shower, a variety of food, and a good night’s sleep.
The trail takes you through lush valleys and charming villages, passing by Tengboche once more. Along the way, you’ll cross suspension bridges high above rushing rivers.
As you walk through rhododendron forests, you’ll finally see Namche in the distance — a sign of civilization and comfort.
In the evening, soaking your feet in warm water, you’ll feel relief and begin reflecting on the challenging but unforgettable journey you’ve completed.

Today you say goodbye to Namche. With a mix of happiness and calm, you’ll start your descent on the trail that leads to Lukla. Along the way, the beautiful Dudhkoshi River adds to the stunning scenery.
The path goes down steep slopes through forests and valleys until you reach Phakding, where you’ll stop for lunch at the base of the great Himalayas.
From Phakding, you’ll continue a relaxed walk to Lukla. Here you’ll see small settlements, shops, cafes, narrow lanes, and the famous airstrip.
Watching the busy people around, you’ll feel the excitement building as you get ready for your flight back to Kathmandu.

The flight from Lukla offers beautiful views of the mountains you just explored and many more. As you land in Kathmandu, memories of the trek will flood your mind. The busy city will greet you with its lively streets as you drive through traffic to your hotel.
In the afternoon, you can relax with a soothing massage or explore the markets, searching for souvenirs and those famous "hashish-rickshaw" t-shirts that many travelers love to bring home.
In the evening, you’ll join a farewell dinner, sharing stories and feeling grateful for the unforgettable and life-changing journey to Everest Base Camp.

  After breakfast, or according to your flight schedule, we will transfer you to the airport. As your plane takes off from Kathmandu, your amazing journey in Nepal comes to an end for now — until you decide to return for another unforgettable and soul-refreshing trip in the Himalayas.