Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), a private transfer will be arranged to take you to your hotel. Local representative will meet you and have a full pre-climb briefing in the evening

Travel to Kathmandu airport and take a chopper to Lukla. We will stay in luxury lodge and shall help in acclimatizing.

The trek begins with a gentle descent from the village, following a well-defined trail through open hillside. You'll pass numerous shops and lodges catering to trekkers. This is a relatively easy day that leads you to the Dudhkosi River, where you'll follow the left bank. Enjoy a pleasant walk through agricultural landscapes and small villages. After a short, steep climb of about 20 minutes, you'll reach Monjo for lunch.

After breakfast, you'll head to the check post to obtain your Sagarmatha National Park permit. A short descent leads to a suspension bridge, taking you to Jorsale 9,186 ft (2,800 m). The trail ahead, bustling with activity, offers stunning views of the west ridge of Kusum Kangru 20,797 ft (6,339 m) as we traverse through quaint villages and serene pine forests.

We'll continue our journey along the Dudhkosi River, crossing a somewhat precarious suspension bridge. The trail continues through picturesque pine forests and charming Sherpa villages. As you ascend towards Namche Bazaar, you'll catch your first glimpses of the majestic peaks of Everest 29,031 ft (8,848 m), Nuptse 25,850 ft (7,879 m), and Lhotse 27,503 ft (8,383 m). The steep climb and high altitude may make breathing a bit challenging, but the reward is well worth the effort.

After a 3-hour ascent, you'll finally reach Namche Bazaar, the bustling hub of the Khumbu region. The town is surrounded by impressive peaks like Thamserku 21,804 ft (6,648 m) and Kwangde Ri 21,732 ft (6,624 m), with Khumbila 18,723 ft (5,707 m) dominating the western skyline.

This is an acclimatization day at Namche Bazaar. To aid the process, we will trek to the Everest View Hotel, situated at an altitude of 12,998 ft (3,962 m). Following the principle of "Climb high, sleep low," this activity will help your body adjust to the elevation. The Everest View Hotel offers breathtaking vistas of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kwangde Ri, and Khumbila.

In the evening, you can take a leisurely stroll around Namche Bazaar or relax with a coffee at one of its charming restaurants, soaking in the picturesque views of the valley.

After breakfast, we'll descend through a lush rhododendron forest, keeping an eye out for the elusive Blood Pheasant and Imperial Pheasant. We'll pause for lunch at Phunki Thanga 10,498 ft (3200 m), a picturesque spot beside a river and large prayer wheels.

The afternoon brings a steady climb to Tengboche Monastery, offering stunning views of Ama Dablam, Everest, Nuptse, and Lhotse. This important monastery is a place of pilgrimage for many, and you'll have the opportunity to explore its serene surroundings. After a visit to the monastery, we'll descend steeply through a mixed forest of birch, conifer, and rhododendron to Deboche.

Today, we embark on a challenging trek to Dingboche. After breakfast, we'll follow a relatively flat path for about half an hour, before ascending towards the picturesque village of Pangboche (4010 m). This beautiful Sherpa village offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. After a lunch break in the nearby village of Tshomare, we'll continue our ascent.

The trail will take us through breathtaking landscapes, crossing the Khumbu Khola. As we climb higher, we'll be rewarded with panoramic views of Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and other majestic peaks. Finally, we'll arrive at Dingboche, a high-altitude village nestled amidst stunning mountain scenery.

Today, post breakfast we go out for acclimatization walk to nearby hillock. We will try gain height of 300 m and from the top, we will be able to see the beautiful views of Mt. Tawache, Ama Dablam, Island Peak, Lhotse, Everest, and Pumori.

On the way to Lobuche, we'll be rewarded with breathtaking view of the Mt. Cholatese 21,140 ft (6,443 m), back on the Westside route Mt. Ama Dablam 22,495 ft (6,856 m). After arrival at the ridge, descend for about ten minutes, cross a bridge and arrive at Thugla 15,158 ft (4,620 m) for an early lunch. (Note: due to unavailability of water, this is the only lunch stop available).

After lunch, the ascent is very steep for about one hour to reach Sherpa Memorial place founded in remembrance to those mountaineers who died during expeditions. Journey along the jumbled moraines and scattered rocks passing by the memorials of Rob Hall and Yasuko Namba and others who perished during the Mt. Everest disaster of 1996. The memorial chortens dots the skyline facing the mountains and overlooking the valley below.

Further on the trail leads to the terminal moraine of the Khumbu Glacier with stunning views of Pumori 23,508 ft (7,165 m). The stark and the rugged beauty create almost a moonscape. The campsite Lobuche is reached after another hour of steady trekking through the moraine and is situated in a windswept valley with the views of Nuptse.

We shall start early on the challenging trek to Everest Base Camp. After approximately an hour and a half of walking, the Khumbu Glacier comes into view. The path becomes tougher not because it's uphill, but because of the rocky nature and also due to the high altitude. We reach Gorakshep in about three hours and take a short break. Leave your duffle bags in one of the lodges. This was the base camp of the 1952 Swiss Everest expedition. In 1953 the British Everest expedition called this 'Lake Camp'. Gorakshep has a small lake that is usually frozen.

The trek from Gorakshep to Everest Base Camp is a tougher but rewarding experience. You'll traverse the rugged terrain of the Khumbu Glacier, surrounded by towering peaks like Nuptse, Lhotse, and, of course, Everest itself. Everest Base Camp is not actually a specific site. Various expeditions have set up a semi-permanent camp at different locations for their ascent to Mount Everest. Some of the sites that expeditions have used as base camps are identifiable from debris on the glacier at 5340 m or more. The trek to base camp is fascinating but doesn't offer views of Everest itself from base camp. Take your pictures at the iconic boulder used to identify the Everest Base Camp.

This is one of the most beautiful days of the trek, offering breathtaking views of several stunning peaks, including Mount Everest.

We will start early in the morning with a steep uphill climb to Kala Patthar. It's important to pace yourself and move at a speed you find comfortable. From the summit of Kala Patthar, you'll witness magnificent panoramas of the Himalayan range, featuring peaks like Lingtren, Khumbutse, Chagtse, and Everest itself, standing near the impressive Nuptse.

The ascent takes approximately three hours, including multiple stops to catch your breath and soak in the scenery. Once at the top, we'll spend some time savoring the awe-inspiring views and capturing unforgettable moments in our cameras. After enjoying a packed breakfast, we'll begin our descent down the valley, marking the start of our journey back to civilization.

Today morning you will be picked up from Pheriche to Lukla. In Lukla we change over the chopper and fly to Kathmandu. Chopper take-offs are dependent on weather conditions.

After breakfast, you will be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport, ensuring arrival at least three hours before your scheduled departure.