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You can come to this destination all around the year as people trek in all seasons; however the best time to come to this area is between March to mid may and between Septembers to mid November. Many people do not prefer coming here in winters as the weather is very cold and the snow all around may make your trekking experience difficult. In such conditions, it would not be possible to go to higher altitudes. At higher altitudes, the lodges may even be closed due to the weather and you might have a difficult time in finding a place to rest and spend the night. Therefore it becomes a mandate to carry your tents along. Not to mention, the nights may get very cold and you would have to carry some extra clothes to keep you warm.
During the summers, the season is wet and the peaks are lost in the clouds. Therefore April and May might just prove a good time to go around this place. You can enjoy the tree and shrubs blossoming in this season, with Rhododendrons in particular. This adds a spectacular colour and beauty to the surrounding. However the views are much better if you plan a post monsoon trek than a pre monsoon trek because the rain and wind clear the dust which blows from the terrain. However while trekking to this area; it is mandatory to visit the Trekker’s Information Management System (TIMS), particularly if you are going to Khumbu region.
 Region : Kathmandu, Nepal
 Duration : 14 Days 13 Nights
 Grade : Difficult/Expedition
 Max Altitude : 18,200 Ft.
 Approximate Trekking Km : 110 Kms
 Approximate Temp Range : 4 ℃ to -17 ℃
 Participant should be between 15 to 55 years of age by the start date of trek and can be of any nationality and gender
 Participant should have experience of at least one high altitude trek (above 8000 ft ASL)
 Participant must be fit and have sufficient stamina to cover 5 km of distance in 45 minutes without a stress
 Heart problem, high blood pressure, asthma, and epilepsy cannot be reconciled on this trek, participant must not have these conditions
 Check-in Hotel (12:00 noon) (Stay is included in the cost)
 Spend the day exploring the streets of Kathmandu
 A short briefing session will be done in the evening
 Early morning fly to Lukla (30 minutes)
 Easy and Gradual descent
 Cheplung is village on the way from where you can see Mt. Khumbila
 You can buy or refill your water bottles from tea houses on the way
Note:Â Flights to Lukla are prone to delay due to weather, keep one or two buffer days
 Moderate level of climb and steep climb before Namche bazaar
 Namche bazaar is the capital of the Khumbu region
 First Everest view point will come today
 You can spot Kongderei and Thamserku peak
 Monjo village is the midpoint of the today’s trek
 Swiss suspension bridge on Dudhkosi river is one of the attraction which is the life line of Khumbu region
 Today you will enter into the Sagarmatha National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site)
 Today is the acclimatisation day
 You can hike up to Sherpa Cultural Museum to get a view of Everest and Ama Dablam
 It’s worth it to explore the town, good place for trekking gear
 ATMs, internet cafes, shops, restaurants are available at extra cost
 Mixed ascent till Phunki Tenga
 Steep ascent after Phunki Tenga to Tengboche
 Tengboche has a biggest monastery in the area
 You can attend a prayer ceremony held by the monks to invoke protection on your expedition
 Cross another high bridge at the village of Phunki Tenga
 Gradual descend and little bit of ascent after Lobuche River to Dingboche
 Trail passes through lush forests of birch, confer and rhododendron trees
 The route offers the amazing views of Ama Dablam towering above you
 The trail cross the Imja River to reach Pangboche
 Continue the Imja Valley and Lobuche River before ascending to Dingboche
 A rest day will help you to acclimate to the high altitude
 A small hike will show you the world’s six tallest peaks including Lhotse, Makalu and Cho Oyu
 From another location, you can see the Imja Khola Valley and Dingboche village
DAY 8 | DINGBOCHE TO LOBUCHE | 16,200FT ASL
 Tricky climb on moraine and rocky terrain
 You can visit the Memorial Shrine
 The top of the ridge is filled with prayer flags and stones which are memorial shrines for climbers who lost their lives on Mt. Everest
 As you will crossing Khumbu Glacier you can also see Mt. Nuptse
 Gorakshep to EBC 3km each way
 It’s Everest Base Camp day today
 Good steep climb to Gorakshep
 It takes about 3 to 4 hours to reach Gorakshep
 Lunch is at Gorak Shep
 A steeper climb to Everest Base Camp
 The trek to Everest Base Camp is not very difficult
 Trekker stop point is just before the actual base camp
 Most tour groups are not allowed to enter or stay in EBC
 Make sure you carry your day pack since you’ll need water
 You can enjoy amazing views of Nuptse, Khumbuste and Pumori mountains from the base camp
 Overnight in Gorak Shep
Note: drinking water at Gorakshep is chargeable. We don’t include drinking water on the trek which you can buy a number of places for between $1 and $3 a bottle (it gets more expensive towards base camp). A better solution is to buy water tablets in Kathmandu/Pokhra for around $2 and treat the water
 Gorak Shap to Pheriche 15km/ 6 to hours
 Steep climb to Kalapatthar (Difficult)
 Gradual descent to Pheriche
 Start early in the morning to avoid the early morning clouds
 Kala Patar is the rocky hilltop below Pumori
 Views from the summit: Everest, South Col, Lhotse, Makalu, Khumbu glacier & icefall, Pumori and Everest Base camp
 Breakfast at Gorak Shep after Kalapatthar hike
 Pheriche is a village situated above the Tsola river
 Hospital in Pheriche, run by the Himalayan Rescue Association with the help of volunteers
 Moderate, continuously descent and short ascent just before Namche bazaar
 Moderate, continuously descent till Phakding and gradual ascent to Lukla
 Start your trek early in the morning, as it’s a long day trek
 Stop at Phakding for lunch
 Stay in Lukla
 Morning fly to Kathmandu (30 minutes)
 Your trek to Everest Base Camp is over
 Spend the day in Kathmandu or fly back to your home
 Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu is included in the cost
 Start your return journey after receiving the luggage
 Our services end here
 There will be no connectivity during the trek
 Accommodation: (Sharing basis)
• Day 1 and 13 Hotel in Kathmandu.
• Day2 to 12 Teahouse.
 All meals during trek:
 Transport from Kathmandu airport to hotel & back and fLight to Lukla & back with transport to trek start point & back
 A vastly experienced English/Hindi speaking trek leader along with other local guides and porters, cook, ponies
 Oxygen Cylinder, standard medical kit, first aid, crampon, gaiters, ice axe, trekking pole during trek as per need
 Emergency assistance, all permits and fees
 Preparation assistance, exclusive checklists, specific adventure consultant till the end of trip
 GST
 Adventure of life time
 Mineral water
 Wifi, charging batteries and hot showers
 Customary gratuities for guides and porters
 Porters to carry personal backpack/belongings
 Personal trek & safety equipment
 Anything not mentioned in the inclusions above
 When to book:
It is wise to make your booking at least two months in advance. However, if you want a good deal on your domestic/international flight, we recommend organising your trip at least five months in advance. (Please contact us if you require a late booking)
In the event of cancellation of trek/adventure activity services due to any avoidable / unavoidable reasons we must be notified of the same in writing. Cancellation charges will be effective from the date we receive advice in writing, and cancellation charges would be as follows: –
 Cancellations prior to 30 days from the start of the trek
Choose to go for the same trek in any other batch till one year or get 90% refund of amount paid
 Cancellation between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the trek
Choose to go for the same trek in any other batch till one year or get 80% refund of amount paid
 Cancellation between 15 days and 07 days to the start of the trek
Choose to go for the same trek in any other batch till one year or get 70% refund of amount paid
 Cancellation less than 07 days to the start of the trek
Transfer your trek (same trek, same batch) to your friend. No cash refund.
 Disclaimer
1) Change of trek batch is dependent on the availability of seats in the batch.
2) In case of transferring a trek to a friend, he/she should satisfy all the mandatory requirements put forward by HMRA.
3)Â HMRA holds the right to change/cancel the policies/dates/plan as per the situations beyond our control, without prior notice.
4)Â HMRA does not hold any responsibility related to emergency evacuation/airlift in case of serious health hazards, participant need to understand the risks involved in this trek and be prepared accordingly.
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