Mount Everest Base Camp Trek needs no introduction. Everest, also known as Chomolungma by the locals, is immortalized by trekkers and climbers. Chomolungma is its name in the Tibetan dialect, while the Nepali name of Everest is Sagarmatha. The peak is located on the Nepal and China border.
Everest Base Camp Trek 14 days is a perfect opportunity for trekkers to experience the thrills in the Khumbu valley. Highlights of the Everest trek include visits to Lukla, Namche Bazaar, Syangboche, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, Gorakshep, Khumbu Glacier, trek the Everest Base camp itself, and Kala Patthar.
Namche Bazaar is the main town in the Everest region. It is located on a two days trek length from Lukla. Khumjung and Dingboche are famous Sherpa villages of Khumbu valley. Gorakshep is the last major town before Everest Base Camp. Lobuche is the starting point for the Khumbu glacier.
The most important two destinations, Everest Base camp, and Kala Patthar lie at the very end of our journey. These two places reveal the full grandeur of the high Himalayas like no other place in the world.
The 14 days Everest Base Camp trek is tailored perfectly to extract most of the region. There are plenty of days for acclimatization, exploration, and gradual trekking. Our guides will ensure that you will be completely safe during the trek, and also make sure that you enjoy the beauty of the Everest region fully.
Everest Base Camp Trek offers many unique experiences – a chance of being close to some of the most beautiful and eight thousand-meter plus peaks in the world. The list contains names like Everest, Lhotse, Cho-Oyu, Makalu, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Kangneta, Pumori, and Bancharo.
This Everest Base Camp trip is a rare opportunity to explore the unique flora and fauna, Dudhkoshi river, waterfalls, glaciers, monasteries, and rocky valleys. Animals like yak, jharal, blue sheep, mountain goat, snow leopard, and primates add to the thrill of the trip.
The fauna on this Everest trek is primarily subtropical in the lower belt, with rhododendron dominating the landscape. As we go further up, the vegetation turns to alpine, which is characterized by sparse pine trees. The most advanced reaches have few plants with snow completely dominating the terrain.
Avoid skipping the acclimatization day at Namche and Dingboche Village
The Everest Base Camp Trek (EBC Trek) places a high priority on acclimatization. A gentle rise is preferable to one that is hurried. A high-altitude trek’s success depends on hydration, rest, and proper acclimatization. What, then, qualifies as appropriate acclimatization? It involves rising to higher altitudes while taking breaks at lower altitudes.
You should spend a day in the Namche Bazaar since it is bustling with activities so that your body can acclimate to the altitude. Remember that those who foolishly overextend themselves, even those who are the fittest and healthiest, frequently succumb to (AMS) altitude mountain sickness. It’s a good idea to visit Khumjung Village or the Everest View Hotel on this day as part of your acclimatization.
The first acclimatization in Namche Bazaar occurs on the second day of the walk. Trekkers take a trip to the Everest View Hotel or Khumjung Village before returning to Namche for the evening. On this day of the acclimatization climb, trekkers are treated to stunning mountain views. Delicious mountains include Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Lobuche, Cholatse, Amadablam, and Thamserku. At the Dingboche Village, there is another acclimatization. Trekkers have the option of ascending Nagarjun Hill or the Chhukung Valley. Each of these places has a breathtaking landscape. These hikes also assist tourists in becoming acclimated to the altitude.
Everest Base Camp trek is a challenging affair. You need to have some moderate experience of trekking in the mountains you can also go for a short Everest base camp and Everest view trek. We would also suggest that the trek to Everest Base Camp is mostly suitable for people above the age of sixteen.
Acclimatization could be an issue, so if you have previous experiences with altitude sickness, please consider appropriate medication or suggestions from your physician before starting the trek.
Having a small amount of money in cash can be beneficial for you should you consider buying some souvenirs.
Day | Mode | Route Itinerary | Elev.(m) | Duration | Overnight | Included |
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01 | Flight | Arrival Kathmandu - Hotel - Dinner | 1,300 | 30m | Hotel | Dinner |
02 | Flight/trek | KTM - Lukla - Phakding ( 8 KM) | 2,860/2,610 | 30/3hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
03 | Trek | Phakdin -Monju - Namche (12 Km) | 3,440 | 6/7hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
04 | Hike/tour | Hike - Sangboche - Namche | 3,970/3,440 | 3/4hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
05 | Trek | Namche - Tengboche (10 Km) | 3,860 | 5/6hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
06 | Trek | Tengboche - Dingboche (10 Km) | 4,410 | 5/6hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
07 | Hike/tour | Hike - Ngarjuna - Dingboche | 5,100 | 4/5hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
08 | Trek | Dingboche - Thukla - Lobuche (7 Km) | 4,940 | 5/6hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
09 | Trek | Lobuche - EBC - Gorakshep (13Km) | 5,180/5,364 | 8/9hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
10 | Hike/trek | Trek-Kalapatther-Pangboche (18 Km) | 5,545/3,985 | 9/10hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
11 | Trek | Pangboche - Namche (14 Km) | 3,440 | 7/8hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
12 | Trek | Namche - Lukla (20 Km) | 2,860 | 6/7hrs | Guesthouse | B-L-D |
13 | Flight | Lukla - kathmandu - Hotel | 1,300 | 30/30m | Hotel | B |
14 | Flight | KTM - Airport - Departure | ----- | 30m | ----- | B |
Our agency representatives will welcome you at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Kathmandu is at an average altitude of 1,300 m from sea level. The city is a valley surrounded by lush green hills on all sides. Between the hills lies an ancient civilization, the roots of which extend back for millennia.
The evening before welcome dinner we explain all details about the Trip. Then you will have a welcome dinner from our Agency.
Today, we’ll start your long-awaited trip. We’ll take an early morning mountain flight from Kathmandu to Lukla (2860M) in the eastern part of Nepal. The flight is about 30 minutes long, and we prefer to start early to see towering mountains in their full majesty, glistening to the first rays of the sun.
We will meet our porters there. Then, we’ll trek towards Phakding village, following the Dudh Koshi river and navigating the trails of Thado Khola, a rivulet. Phakding is a wonderful little village of the Sherpa people. It offers a rustic lifestyle and a welcome respite from the chaos of everyday life.
Today’s walk is tough as we’re headed to Namche Bazaar, the gateway to Everest, which is a six to seven-hour trek from Phakding. We’ll pass through deciduous forests, and if we trek from February to April, the national flower of Nepal, the Rhododendron, turns the mountainside red.
The Dudh Koshi River is our constant companion, and we’ll cross it multiple times. As we reach the entrance of the Sagarmatha National Park past Monzo village, we’ll see the first sight of Mt. Everest. The trek offers a view of other mountains such as Mt. Thameserku, Mt. Kusum Kangaru, Mt. Lhotse, and Mt. Tawache. After a long uphill trail, we’ll arrive at the colorful Namche Bazaar.
Since we have embarked on an arduous tour, we need to take things slowly so we will spend the day resting and acclimatizing at Namche Bazaar.
We will acclimatize today and prepare ourselves for the trek to Everest. You can have a chat with your guide regarding how to spend your leisure time. Guides normally suggest you pay a visit to the Everest View Point Hotel. Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Thamserku, Mt. Kusum Kangaru and Amadablam are on clear view from Everest View Point Hotel. You can visit the local Sherpa museum where you will get valuable information about the culture, way of living and history of the Sherpas.
Afrer Breakfast at guesthouse We will trek to Tengboche. The path is Gradual at first part and down to Dudh koshi River we meet Phunkithanga and we up to the Tengboche Village and left side beautiful Monastery waiting for us. The Monastery has great importance to the Sherpa people and is a spiritual center with high importance placed on the ancient esoteric methods of yoga and meditation.
Tengboche is a popular place in Everest region. Tengboche is also famous for the glazing and shining views of Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Amadablam etc.
Our destination for the day is Dingboche, a beautiful little valley juxtaposed between many mountains of moderate altitude. We will start the trek following breakfast.
Our trek passes through the wonderful village of Pangboche and Somare . These villages are characterized by beautifully maintained houses, farms, stupas, chhortens and monasteries. We will have ample time to stop by and share words with villagers.
One the way to Dingboche we will see the Massive view of Amadublam Muntain at right side .We will spend the night in Dingboche. Getting out and watching the starry sky on a pollution free night is an option but you will need to consider fatigue and cold before trying this.
Today After Breakfast we go to hike Nagarjuna hill about 5000 m. it takes about 3/4 hours in total. This walk will good for us to Acclimatize our body in this altitude. One the way we will see beautiful Imja valley and Pheriche valley and Massive Amadablam, island peak, Tawache peak, Cholatse Peak, Mt, Makalu, Lobuche peak etc.
We Back from the day hike to Nagarjuna hill and have lunch in our Guesthouse ands and Our second part of the day, we can rest in our Guest house.
The day consists of one of the hardest parts of the trek. We will walk right through the Khumbu valley. The first part of the trek is slightly downhill. We will cross an icy glacial lake and then the path starts to get uphill.
After ascending for a short while, we will reach a place known as Dugla. We will also come across a graveyard on our way today which is also called Thukla pass, which serves as a memorial for deceased climbers, mostly consisting of people who perished on their way to and from Everest.
Once we cross Dugla, we will head straight up towards the Khumbu Glacier. The path will get narrower, slipperier, and more challenging as we move forward. However, once we get to the top of the ridge, the view is breathtaking. After 2 hours walk from Thukla, we arrive at Lobuche for overnight stay.
After Early Breakfast in guesthouse we will have to first trek to a small settlement called Gorakshep. The path leads through glacier moraines and can be confusing if you have no one to accompany you. Safety is of paramount importance at this point.
We will slowly walk through the small pathways along the Khumbu Glacier, with the magnanimous Everest towering right before our eyes. We will rest for a while at Gorakshep before heading towards Everest Base Camp (EBC).
Everest Base Camp is simply surreal with mountains like Pumori, Lhotse and Nuptse competing with Everest in terms of which peak is the most spectacular one. We will spend some time watching the panoramic view of the mountains, taking photographs, and catching breaths, although your breath would already have been taken away by the majesty of the surroundings.
Please note that the Base Camp can often get crowded in peak season. Since the Base Camp is quite desolate, there are no permanent alternatives for settlement. We will trek back to Gorakshep for the night.
A new day and a new thrill awaits. Today we will trek to Kala Patthar, the highest altitude point in our trek. Kala Patthar offers a unique vantage point – watching Everest as it lies semi hidden between other mountains, thus earning its nickname as the shy mountain.
Kala Patthar is situated at an altitude of 5,545 m. The high altitude means that there is non-existent vegetation and the place is characterized by large black boulders – thus earning its name as Kala (black) Patthar (Rock) in Nepali language. The View from here is Spectacular of Everest Nuptse, Lhotse, Amadublam, Pumori etc. full of Hight mountains around you.
Kala Patthar was also a place that hosted the highest altitude climate change summit in the world – an initiative by Nepal Government to raise awareness about the issues facing the Himalayas. It is better if we make the trip to Kala Patthar early because we will have an important headstart for the long day ahead.
After spending a few beautiful moments at Kala Patthar, we will take an alternative route towards Pangboche village. The trek now is mostly downhill and we have left the most difficult part of the tour behind.
We now enter the verdant tranquility of the forest region again. This part of the trek is about 15 km long but since we will mostly be going downhill, we can easily complete the trek with little effort.
Many trekkers often forget to take photographs of the trail while walking uphill because of the hardship accompanied with the journey. Walking downhill is the right time to take photographs if you missed the opportunity during the first time.
We will reach Namche Bazaar following a long day of walking. We will rest at Namche Bazaar and relive all the beautiful memories of the trek.
We will head back towards Lukla today. Since the trek is totally downhill with only a few stretches of upward walking, we can make it to Lukla for the night with stopping at Phakding for Lunch break.
After lunch continue to Lukla it takes 2 -3 hours more or less .We will spend the rest of the day in Lukla. Lukla is a busy place and there are many things to immerse yourself in. Buying souvenirs from the trip is one popular tourist experience as Lukla has many shops to cater to your needs.
We will end the Everest Base Camp (EBC) Trek today with a flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. You will relive the mountain flight experience once again. Drive from Airport to hotel and rest or the day free for you rest or shopping or whatever your choice.
There are two options for you now. If you wish to return back to your country or elsewhere, our representatives will accompany you to the airport and bid you farewell.
However, if you wish to continue the Nepal chapter of your holiday and visit other places, please convey your wishes to us as we can make suitable arrangements.
It is okay for you to decide for the second chapter with short notice because we have ample experience of handling impromptu responses.
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Special Note for Trekkers:
During peak season, the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal may operate flights from Ramechhap to Lukla and vice versa, aiming to ease congestion at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport. In the event of affected departures, you will need to rise early on day 2 and embark on a scenic 135-kilometer drive from Kathmandu to Ramechhap airport, with private transfers offered at no extra expense. We strive to keep you fully informed with the latest flight information, ensuring your journey proceeds as smoothly as possible.
Important Note:
The flight from Kathmandu to Lukla is usually reliable, but bad weather can cause delays or cancellations. Additional fees for a hired helicopter may apply, ranging from $300 to $600. Itineraries may or may not include an extra day as a buffer for delays, so we suggest adding a few days to the end of your trip in case of any delays. Extra days should be added after the journey, not at the beginning.
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2 Pax | US$ 1299 |
3-5 Pax | US$ 1230 |
6-9 Pax | US$ 1160 |
10-15 Pax | US$ 1090 |
Over 16 Pax | US$ 1018 |
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We’re glad you’re here, the definitive Everest Base Camp trek guide! You get the chance to see the beautiful Himalayan scenery and the majestic magnificence of Mount Everest up close during this action-packed expedition. Before starting on this wonderful adventure, we will be offering you all the information you want on this website.
Generally, We request you to plan in the Proper month and season. The months of March through May and September through November are the best seasons to come since the temperature is pleasant and the landscape is stunning throughout those months.
The Everest Base Camp trek is a strenuous journey that demands excellent physical conditions. conditions.
To prepare your body for the challenges that lie ahead, you must regularly take part in both cardio and strength training before the adventure even starts.
To avoid altitude sickness throughout the hike, proper acclimatization is essential. Rest days should be strategically placed throughout the itinerary to enable your body to gradually adjust to higher altitudes.
You must receive the required permissions before starting the journey. These include the TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) Card and the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit. And Also need to apply for Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality entrance fees at Lukla. The best place to arrange for these permits is in Kathmandu or by working with a reputable trekking company.
Thermal underwear and moisture-wicking t-shirts serve as the base layer.
Fleece or down coats serve as an insulating layer to keep you warm.
Windproof and water-resistant clothing makes up the outer layer.
hiking socks that are comfy, shorts, and trekking pants.
gaiters and sturdy walking boots for further protection.
carry-on bag with a rain cover.
a sleeping bag made for chilly weather.
trekking poles for balance and stability.
For sun protection, use sunglasses, a sun hat, and sunscreen.
For late-night and early-morning walks, bring a headlamp and extra batteries.
toiletries and towels that dry quickly.
For hygiene, use hand sanitizer and wet wipes.
High Protection lip balm & moisturizer for cold and dry weather defense.
Medications for individual use & a basic medical pack.
Snacks, trail mix, and energy bars for short energy boosts.
For safe drinking water, use a water filter or water purification tablets.
hydration bladders or refillable water bottles.
You will be staying in Guesthouses or lodges along the Everest Base Camp trek route. These are modest lodgings that provide a bed, a blanket, and simple foods. Following a day of hiking, you may relax and refuel in the cozy and pleasant home.
Enjoy some of the regional food while on your walk. Dal Bhat (lentil soup with rice), momo (steamed dumplings), Sherpa stew, and other noodle dishes are examples of typical meals. And also you will get some Western dishes like, pizza, Pasta, and steak and sizzlers. Enjoy filling meals that will give you the energy you need to go.
It’s fundamental to drink enough water while on the hike. Bring a reusable water bottle or a hydration bladder and fill it up at the guesthouse with boiling or filtered water. To avoid contracting waterborne diseases, avoid consuming untreated water from streams or faucets. And also recommend that you may bring Purification Tablets for Safe drinking water.
High-altitude journeys raise the possibility of altitude sickness. Take the necessary safety measures by rising gently, being hydrated, and efficiently acclimatizing. If you develop severe symptoms like shortness of breath, nausea, or dizziness, quickly descend to lower heights and seek medical help if required.
During the walk, observe proper hygiene. Bring Sanitizer toilet rolls and wet wipes. To preserve the environment, use the restrooms offered at the teahouses and adhere to correct waste disposal instructions.
There are helicopter rescue teams accessible in the area in case of emergency. Make sure your travel insurance includes emergency medical and evacuation coverage. Before beginning the walk, register with your embassy or consulate to get further help needed.
In Addition, we help you to rescue your Critical situations. So we request you to provide your Insurance documents to us before starting Trek
Get complete travel insurance that includes high-altitude hiking. This insurance needs to cover personal responsibility, medical expenses, and emergency evacuation. Before starting the journey, check the details of your insurance coverage.
Interact with the local populations to fully experience the unique Sherpa culture. Visit monasteries, get familiar with their customs, and take part in religious services.
Visit the historic Buddhist monasteries to learn more about the Everest region’s spiritual side. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, take in exquisite artwork, and participate in prayer sessions if permitted.
Discover the Sagarmatha National Park, an area recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site and known for its abundant wildlife. Admire the rhododendron groves, alpine woods, and uncommon animals like the snow leopard and Himalayan thar.
You will pass through fascinating glacier lakes and rivers on the way to Everest Base Camp. These clean sources of water give beautiful reflections of the mountains around and foster a serene mood.
To improve your hiking experience, think about hiring a native guide or porter. They are knowledgeable about the area, help with navigation, and even carry your bulky bag so you can take it easy and enjoy the hike.
The Guide we provide from Our Agency is Highly experienced and knowledgeable for this region. They will provide you Safty and care.
Choose whether you wish to go on a solo (private) or group journey. While group treks provide safety and camaraderie, solo treks offer freedom. Consider your preferences & choose the solution that best fits them.
The Himalayas may experience erratic weather, so be prepared. Before leaving each day, check the weather forecast, take rain gear, and dress in layers to meet changing temperatures.
Respect the nature, customs, and culture of the area. Reduce your environmental effect, assist local businesses, and leave no trace when you travel responsibly.
We heartily welcome you to Nepal. Let’s Start your Lifetime journey with us.
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There are two windows for the EBC trek. The first one is from September to December and the second one is from February to May. Both seasons offer moderate climate and conditions for the trek.
Other seasons are might be risky either because of heavy snowfall or because of the melting ice, which makes walking difficult.
Anywhere between one traveler to forty is easily accommodated during EBC trek. If you have a larger group then this we can organise but we have to use two lodge in Trekking.
There are no hidden costs and it is our policy to refrain from that. You might want to do some personal shopping on the way so we request you to carry some cash with you. Group discount is available if you have a large company of friends and family.
We won’t be able to compensate for that. Therefore, we request you to take insurances that cover Helicopter evacuation before commencing the tour. if you have helicoter rescue insurance we can help you to arrangement. Please read our important notes and safety concerns for more details.
Absolutely not. The only animal that warrants a mention in this regard is the snow leopard. However, the snow leopard is a small member of the cat family and is a very shy species. They themselves stay away from humans and catching their glimpse is a rare feat. A group of travelers will easily scare them off even if they cross our path.
It is possible if you have been to EBC before but we advise you not to do so. The landscape gets tricky as we move to higher altitude. Taking the wrong path is often a problem encountered by solo travelers, even if they have previous experience of Everest Base Camp Trek.
Moreover, it is very hard to walk along glacial moraines without professional assistance. Solo travelers also have a hard time finding hotels, which is an issue during peak season.
Tipping is the appreciation and encourage formula for workers anywhere. Tip is not include in the price. Guide and porters are your helpers and also friends. while they have sufficient job to you might tip them.The least you can do is show your appreciation by tipping them generously. It is up to you how much you want to give depends on their quality of Service.
Please refrain away from alcohol if you have any prior issue with altitude sickness, however small it might have been. Otherwise, you can taste some in moderation.
Absolutely not. The economy of Nepal is very much dependent on tourists so people here have long training in being hospitable and warm. Moreover, universal brotherhood/sisterhood is a long held cultural belief in Nepal. It is our tradition to welcome guests as Gods.
Please do not make such requests. Each tour is carefully planned by experts at our agency while looking at several factors like oxygen level in your body, duration of walk, the nature of the day’s trek etc. The acclimatization days are an integral part of the trek.
We at Ambition Himalaya Treks & Expeditions Team always put our valued customers’ safety, comfort, and contentment first, and we guarantee you will have an amazing time with us in our stunning nation. Our team has had comprehensive first aid training, and they will carry all the required supplies, tools, and first aid kits. The leader will determine whether to continue the trek if a trekker becomes ill at a high altitude. Ambition Himalaya Treks and Expeditions has a rescue helicopter on hand to fly you back from the higher elevation in an emergency. Additionally, Our Guides provide regular health check-up services and have an oximeter to monitor the oxygen level at high altitudes.
The greatest experience of my life has been this. The arrangements Shishir makes for your stay in Nepal are excellent, and everything has been flawless. The journey to Everest Base camp is then wonderful, the guide gets to know you, and you can enjoy every second of ascending over the Himalayas. Amazing! My tour guide was Harka, and he was really kind and humorous. I now have a new friend for the rest of my life.
I appreciate everything, and I’ll be back with my friends. Ambition Himalaya helped me realize my dream
Excellent
We were a couple who visited Nepal twice. The First was 9 years ago with this company for the Everest Base Camp trek and this time also we choose this company. The service they provided very fantastic all care and good information. The owner of this company Shishir is honest and very helpful every time attentive. The guide Hari was Outstanding and really helpful. We did not have any problems on the way to EBC. We succeed. In the future, we Would like to return to make Annapurna trek with them. We recommend 100 %
Excellent
He disfrutado muchísmo del trekking al EBC + Gokyo por el Chola Pass. Iba con las expectativas muy altas y este viaje las ha superado.
Tanto la organización y la acogida de Shishir en Katmandú como el trato de Ghaman que fue nuestro guía y nos ayudó en todo momento con mil cosas, la simpatía de los porters… en fin, todo ha estado muy bien.
Íbamos 3 personas y pedimos un trekking privado para estar más tranquilos con el tema de la aclimatación, los ritmos de marcha, etc…
Recorrido superchulo y agencia muy recomendable
Excellent
Our recent completion of the Everest Base Camp Trek was a transformative event. We six friends used this agency’s services. The hike was excellent in every way—the guide was well-informed, the scenery was magnificent, and the cuisine was delectable! I would recommend the Everest Base Camp Trek to anyone looking for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure and who may use the service of Ambition Himalaya with 100% Satisfaction. Next September, we’ll go back and complete the Manaslu Trek
Excellent
We were a group of 7 people who recently joined a tour of the Everest Base Camp and it was absolutely breathtaking! The team was well-prepared with all the necessary arrangements and Shishir’s communication before and during the trip was exceptional. The trip itself was beyond my expectations, thanks to the wonderful weather and the amazing hiking experience. Our tour guide Raj was outstanding, with a wealth of experience and knowledge, and he was friendly and fun to be around. The accommodations and food were also good. Overall, I would highly recommend Ambition Himalaya to anyone looking for a similar adventure.
Very Good
We, four friends from Nederland, recently went on the Everest Base Camp trek, and it was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. The last part of the trek was a little tricky, but the scenery was incredible, with incredible views and massive mountains, especially Mt. Everest. We were so happy taking this agency service; we had an excellent guide, Mr. Hari. We got to experience some truly unique cultures. The guides were knowledgeable and helpful, and the food was delicious. Overall, it was an incredible adventure, and I highly recommend this agency to anyone looking for a once-in-a-lifetime experience!
Excellent
No. of People | Price Per Person |
1 Pax | US$ 1420 |
2 Pax | US$ 1299 |
3-5 Pax | US$ 1230 |
6-9 Pax | US$ 1160 |
10-15 Pax | US$ 1090 |
Over 16 Pax | US$ 1018 |
12 days / From: $ 1,070
14 Days / From: $ 1350
10 Days / From: $ 1,060
13 Days / From: $ 2999
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