Day 01:11^th November 2026 – Arrival in Kathmandu (1337m)
Welcome to Kathmandu, the vibrant capital of Nepal, celebrated for its rich historical monuments, sacred Hindu temples, and serene Buddhist stupas and monasteries. Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will be there to greet you, holding a Himalayan Vacation Treks and Expedition placard with your name on it. After a warm welcome, you will be transferred to your hotel, where you can settle in and drop off your luggage before beginning your adventure.

Day 02: 12^th  November 2026 – Kathmandu-Lukla (flight) 2840m -by flight 35 minutes Phakding (2610m) 2-3 hours walking
Fly to Lukla (2,840 m) from Kathmandu in approximately 35 minutes, or opt for a drive to Manthali/Ramechhap by shared tourist vehicle, which takes 5 to 6 hours, followed by a 20-minute flight to Lukla. Due to air traffic congestion at Kathmandu airport, flights to Lukla may operate from Ramechhap airport. Guests are kindly requested to remain flexible regarding flight arrangements. Upon arrival in Lukla, trek to Phakding (2,610 m), a journey of 2 to 3 hours. If departing from Ramechhap, an early morning departure will be necessary. Overnight stay at a guesthouse.

Day 03: 13^th November 2026– Phakding – Namche Bazaar (3440 m) 5-6 hours walking

Today the trail to Namche Bazaar features both uphill and downhill sections. On the way, we reach Monjo, a village that marks the entrance to Sagarmatha National Park. It’s a popular stop where trekkers often pause for photos. At this point, permits are checked, and the Khumbu Pasanglhamu Rural Municipality entrance fee is paid.From Monjo, the path descends to the Dudh Koshi River. We follow the river, crossing it multiple times via wooden and suspension bridges. After crossing the Larja Bridge, a climb of about an hour and a half brings us our first panoramic view of Mt. Everest.We then continue to Namche Bazaar, one of the most renowned villages in the Everest region. Horses can be hired here if needed. Namche, which is especially lively on Fridays and Saturdays when the local market takes place. People from nearby and faraway villages, especially from the upper Khumbu region, come here to trade and shop for a variety of local and imported goods.

Days.04: 14^th November 2026 – Namche Bazaar Rest/ Acclimatization

Today is an acclimatization day in Namche Bazaar. We’ll take a short hike to the Everest View Hotel or Khumjung Village, offering stunning views of Mt. Everest, which is visible from many points along the trail. Namche Bazaar, the heart of the Everest Region, is home primarily to the Sherpa people, whose culture closely resembles that of Tibet. This rest day allows us to explore their lifestyle and visit the local museum dedicated to Himalayan culture and history. Namche is a well-developed village with facilities such as an army camp, health post, school, police checkpoint, bakeries, internet cafes, bars, discos, snooker and pool halls, currency exchange, and numerous shops and lodges. Trekkers often stay here for a day or more to adjust to the altitude. Namche bazaar is the vibrant Friday and Saturday markets, where locals from nearby and the upper Khumbu region gather to buy and sell both local and imported goods. It’s a great chance to experience the region’s trade culture. Our guide from Himalayan Vacation Treks and Expedition will organize visits to key attractions around Namche today.

Day 05: 15^th November 2026 – Namche – Tengboche (3860 m) 4- 5 hours walking  (Mani.Rimdu festival) (blessing ceremony)

The path goes slowly uphill in the beginning. We walk through almost barren lands; just a few small bushes in some places.  We can have a view of Ama Dablam, Lhotse Shar, Taboche, Kangtaiga and Thamsherku on the way. Then we walk downhill to the Phungi Thanga Khola. We cross the suspension bridge and walk uphill to Tangboche. We can visit to Monastery in Tangboche which is the biggest monastery of Khumbu region. A big water driven prayer wheel (Maane) is the matter of attraction in Tengboche. An army barrack is also set up here.  Internet service is available in this campsite. We can use a telephone, mobile over here. In Tenboche we will visit to Monastery to watch “Wang” blessing ceremony as this is the first day of the festival.
Day 06: 16^th November 2026 – Tengboche (3860 m) – Participate in Mani Rimdu Festival

Today is the second day of the vibrant Mani Rimdu Festival, a significant celebration for Buddhist communities. The main attraction of the day is the enchanting mask dance performed by Lamas in brightly colored ceremonial attire, representing the triumph of good over evil.

On the festival’s first day, community members received the sacred “Wang” blessings from the reincarnated Lama. Although the third day features the closing ceremony, we will not remain for it and will instead continue our journey to Dingboche.

Day 07: 17^th November 2026 – Tengboche – Dingboche (4410 m) 5-6 hours walking
We Walk downhill in the beginning until we Deboche. Then the path goes flat along the Imja Khola, a stream originated from a glacier. We have to cross the same stream in several places through the wooden and suspension bridges. We see some jungles too in some places on the way. In Pangboche we visit a monastery where the skull and bones of a hand of a yeti had been kept previously, this is what Lamas in the monastery and people in the village talk. But these have been already stolen by the smugglers so they are unfortunately no longer visible. The peaks of Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Lhotse, Nuptse, Lobuche Peak, Pumori and many other peaks give us the feeling that we are walking in the area among the highest peaks of the world. We may see blue sheep also in this part of our trek. Dingboche which is the highest permanently inhabited place in the world is located at the altitude of 4400 meters. Feriche lies just opposite to Dingboche just 50 minutes walk from Dingboche. We can go to Feriche if any health problems occur while walking.

Day 08: 18^th November 2026 – Dingboche – Chhukung (4,730 m) – Dingboche Hike / Rest Day

Today, we take a scenic acclimatization hike from Dingboche to Chhukung and back. This gradual ascent offers spectacular views of Himalayan giants such as Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Island Peak. Chhukung, a small settlement serving as a base for Island Peak climbers, provides a closer experience of glacial valleys and rugged alpine terrain. The hike is both rewarding and important for adjusting to the high altitude. Alternatively, we may choose to rest in Dingboche. If needed, we can also consult the Himalayan Rescue Association’s medical team in nearby Pheriche for a precautionary altitude sickness check-up.

Day 09: 19^th  November 2026  Dingboche – Lobuche (4910 m) 4-5 hours walking
The path goes slightly uphill. We walk slowly since we are walking in the high altitude. The view is spectacular from all the parts of this trek. We view the famous Khumbu glacier.  We have to cross the glacier along the path through the wooden bridge.  After Dhukla the route goes straight uphill for about an hour. Then we walk through the moraines of the Khumbu glacier.  In Lobuche, there are some lodges where we spend the night.  Telephone service is available here.

Day 10:20^th  November 2026   Lobuche –  viewpoint Kala  patthar (5545m) – Gorak Shep   (5140m) 3-4 hours walking
Today we begin our trek from the route that goes to Everest Base Camp. The trail to Gorak Shep goes ahead through the lateral moraine of the Khumbu Glacier. We pass through the pyramid sign post. Ahead on the trail we see crest of north ridge of Everest along with Mt. Pumori, Mt. Mahalangur, Mt. Lingtern, Mt. Khumbutse, Mt. Nuptse, etc. Climbing steeply up to the top through the torrent of Changri Glacier, we catch our first glimpse of Kala Patthar, a grey-green knoll beneath the Mt. Pumori. As we reach Gorak Shep, we will find snow-capped mountains looming all around us including the top of the world – Mt. Everest. Gorakh Shep is the highest campsite of this trek. So we trek slowly. Very big rocks are seen on the path since we are in the lap of Himalaya. Gorak shep has internet and telephone facilities. This is the last site with the hotel facilities. There are only 3 hotels for the trekkers to spend the night in Gorak Shep.

Day 11: 21th   November 2026  Gorak Shep – Everest Base Camp (5,364m) – Gorak Shep-Pheriche (4288m) 7-8 hours walking

Today is a challenging and rewarding day on the Everest Base Camp trek. Starting from Gorak Shep (5,164 m), we head to the iconic Everest Base Camp (5,364 m), following a rugged trail along the Khumbu Glacier. The hike takes about 2–3 hours one way, offering close-up views of Khumbu Icefall and Nuptse.

After spending time at Base Camp for photos and celebration, we return to Gorak Shep for lunch. From there, the journey continues with a descent to Pheriche (4,240 m), which takes another 3–4 hours. The descent is easier on the lungs but can be tough on the knees. This day is long but memorable, combining the achievement of reaching Everest Base Camp with a descent to a lower altitude for recovery. Overnight in Pheriche.

Day 12:22th  November 2026  Pheriche – Sanasa (3,600m)6-7 hours walking

Just after start of our trek we walk through the path in a big plain area. We cross  a stream that emerges from the Chola Glacier and Khumba Glacier and named as Khumbu Khola (stream). Following the main Everest trail down the beautifully scenic valley, we pass through the villages of Orsho, Somare and reach Pangboche. We cross the bridge over Imja Khola and walk down to Deboche village and climb for an hour to Tengboche . We spend a short time at Tengboche monastery; observe its many prayer wheels. From Tengboche, a steep down to the first bridge over Dudh Koshi on our return trip at PhurkeTenga. Further, we pass the village of Tashinga and reach Sanasa. We spend the night at Sanasa.

Day 13:23th November 2026   Sanasa- Namche Bazar – Lukla (2880 m) 6-7 hours walking

Today’s route marks the final leg of the Everest Base Camp trek as we descend back to Lukla. From Sanasa, the trail follows a scenic ridge with views of Ama Dablam, Everest, and Tengboche Monastery in the distance. We descend through pine forests and pass small villages like Kyangjuma before reaching Namche Bazaar the largest Sherpa town, ideal for rest, snacks, or souvenirs. From Namche Bazaar, the trail descends steeply to the Dudh Koshi River, crossing suspension bridges and passing through villages like Monjo and Phakding. After several hours of gentle ups and downs through rhododendron and pine forests, we reach Lukla, where the hike   ends. This is the blending beautiful landscapes, cultural villages, and a sense of accomplishment.

Day 14:24th November 2026  Lukla – Kathmandu (1337 m) 35 Flight minutes

Today we wait for the plane to fly Kathmandu. Who knows? We will come back to this region again or not in our life. So we may have look around for the last view of the Everest region.  The flight depends on the weather condition. Flight delay or cancellation is common phenomenon in this region. So, we may have to pay extra charge US $ 350-450 for the plane charter so that we will not miss our flight to our home country from Kathmandu. In the evening, a Farewell Dinner is given by Himalayan Vacation Treks and Expedition.

Day 15:25th November 2026  Departure from Kathmandu(1337m)

Today, we check the list of all necessary documents and goods of our guest. We confirm the flight tickets before 72 hours of departure flight. We advise our guest to put passport and tickets at their handbag for convenience. HV trek’ staff representative will take our valuable guests to the airport (3 hours prior to your flight) and bid goodbye. It will be not only goodbye, but also the welcome for next visit to Nepal.