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After years of exploring various destinations, Everest Base Camp remained on our bucket list as that one intimidating challenge. The logistics alone seemed overwhelming, and we wondered if we could handle such a demanding trek at this stage of our lives. When we discovered Amigo Treks and Expedition's "Ultimate Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek," we were intrigued by the possibility of experiencing this legendary destination without sacrificing comfort. Arriving in Kathmandu: First Impressions Matter The moment we landed in Kathmandu, we knew we had made the right choice. After a lengthy international flight, the last thing anyone wants is confusion at the airport. The Amigo team was waiting with clear signage and immediately took care of our luggage and transportation to a well-appointed hotel in the city center. This attention to detail set the tone for what would become a consistently well-managed experience. Our exploration of Kathmandu Valley unfolded at a comfortable pace in a private vehicle, allowing us to visit the UNESCO World Heritage Sites without the usual tourist rush. The welcome dinner featured authentic Nepali cuisine and traditional cultural performances, providing meaningful context for the adventure ahead. These initial experiences demonstrated the company's understanding that a successful expedition begins long before reaching the mountains. The Journey Begins: Helicopter Transport to Lukla Rather than taking the standard commercial flight to Lukla, we traveled by private helicopter directly from Kathmandu. This decision proved transformative, offering unobstructed views of the Himalayan range and eliminating potential delays from weather-related flight cancellations. The helicopter approach also provided our first comprehensive view of the terrain we would be traversing, creating anticipation rather than anxiety about the challenge ahead. Upon landing in Lukla, our guides and support team were prepared and organized, facilitating a smooth transition from air travel to the beginning of our trek. This seamless coordination became a consistent theme throughout our expedition. Trekking with Professional Support The trek itself exceeded our expectations for both adventure and comfort. Our experienced guides managed all logistical elements, allowing us to focus entirely on the experience rather than worry about daily arrangements. The route through villages like Phakding and Namche Bazaar was carefully planned with appropriate acclimatization stops, demonstrating genuine concern for trekker safety and comfort. The accommodation selections along the route proved exceptional. Properties such as Yeti Mountain Home, Everest View Hotel, and Culture Home provided comfortable lodging with amenities rarely found at such altitudes. Features like heated rooms, quality bedding, and well-prepared meals addressed the practical challenges of high-altitude trekking while maintaining the authentic mountain experience we sought. These accommodations served a crucial function beyond comfort. After demanding days of trekking, proper rest and nutrition became essential for maintaining energy and enjoyment throughout the journey. The thoughtful selection of lodging directly contributed to our ability to complete the trek successfully. Reaching Our Destination: Base Camp and Kala Patthar The approach through Lobuche and Gorakshep built anticipation for the final objectives. Witnessing sunrise from Kala Patthar over Mount Everest provided the emotional highlight of our expedition. The following day's arrival at Everest Base Camp fulfilled a long-held goal and created a lasting sense of personal accomplishment. The consistent support throughout these final stages allowed us to remain present and engaged with the experience. Rather than managing fatigue or logistics concerns, we could appreciate the significance of reaching these iconic destinations and the remarkable landscape surrounding them. Efficient Return Journey The helicopter return to Kathmandu proved as valuable as the initial flight to Lukla. This approach avoided the lengthy trek back through familiar terrain and provided a final aerial perspective of our entire route. The efficiency of this return allowed more time for reflection and recovery before our departure from Nepal. Overall Assessment This expedition with Amigo Treks and Expedition successfully combined adventure with practical comfort. Several elements distinguished this experience from standard trekking packages. The inclusion of buffer days in the itinerary demonstrated realistic planning for mountain weather conditions. The quality of guides and support staff ensured both safety and cultural education throughout the journey. The comprehensive service approach eliminated routine concerns about meals, permits, and transportation. For travelers seeking a challenging adventure without compromising on service quality, this approach to Everest Base Camp proves highly effective. The experience delivered both the personal satisfaction of completing a demanding trek and the comfort level necessary for full enjoyment of this remarkable destination. The investment in professional planning and quality accommodations transformed what could have been an endurance test into a memorable and enriching travel experience. Our journey to Everest Base Camp will remain a highlight of our travel experiences, combining personal achievement with the discovery of Nepal's extraordinary mountain culture.
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Famously known as the most stunning high-altitude trek in the world, the Mount Everest Base Camp Trek in
Completing the entire trail (Lukla-EBC-Lukla) on foot usually takes up to 11 days; however, our Everest Base Camp
Is this even possible? Absolutely!
This package divides this trail into 7 sections and adds two acclimatization days โ one each, in Namche
Famously known as the most stunning high-altitude trek in the world, the Mount Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal boasts 128-kilometers (Lukla-Everest Base Camp-Lukla) walking trail, set with exclusive access to the views of 4 out of 10 highest peaks (Mt. Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, and Makalu) in the world with many other striking sister peaks, the astonishing elevation of 5,545 meters (Kala Patthar), the highest glacier in the world (the Khumbu Glacier), centuries old monasteries protecting ancient scripture, relics and painting and the UNESCO World Heritage Site (Sagarmatha National Park). Multiday hikers will also get ample opportunity to explore the beauty of rejuvenating subalpine and alpine villages, inhabited by the legendary Sherpas, who are the followers of Buddhism and also the ultimate guardian of the Himalayas.
Completing the entire trail (Lukla-EBC-Lukla) on foot usually takes up to 11 days; however, our Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return itinerary is designed to help you complete the entire Everest Base Camp trip -arrival to departure โ no longer ago than 12 days.
Is this even possible? Absolutely!
This package divides this trail into 7 sections and adds two acclimatization days โ one each, in Namche and Dingboche (total 9 days). The first six sections; Lukla to Phakding, Phakding to Namche, Namche to Deboche, Deboche to Dingboche, Dingboche to Lobuche, and Lobuche to Mount Everest Base Camp via Gorakshep, are entirely on foot. However, the 7th and the last section, Gorakshep to Kathmandu, is on a helicopter. The ride back on a helicopter makes the Mount Everest Base Camp Trekย a little expensive, is a one-time experience and is worth every penny. The three additional days will be your arrival day, drive to and overnight in Ramechhap, and departure day. Amigo Treks and Expedition will make the arrangement of all required transportation as well as accommodation with breakfast for these three days.
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2+ pax
2 min pax โข open upper range
Group rate
US$ 2,550
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US$ 2,550
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Package includes:
Airport pick-up and drop-off service (private car/jeep/minivan as per group size)
2 nights twin-sharing accommodation with breakfast in Kathmandu (3-star standard hotel). Upgrades available at an additional cost.
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Items travelers usually pay for separately, depending on style, spending habits, and optional upgrades.
Package excludes:
Nepal arrival visa
Cost of extra porter (if required)
Meals in Kathmandu (except breakfast and farewell dinner)
Itinerary
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Route notes
Welcome to Nepal. Upon your arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, one of the company representatives will meet you at hall right outside the elevator. Please look for the person carrying A4 sized paper with your and companyโs name printed on it. This person will greet you and transfer you to the 3 Star Standard hotel booked for you in Thamel, Kathmandu, in a private vehicle. The same person will help you with the hotel check in formalities. Thamel is a major tourist hub in Kathmandu; therefore, offers an array of restaurants that serve both, typical Nepali and Western food options. Thus, you can either choose to spend the day resting at the hotel or exploring these restaurant options to buy your next meal. If your flight is scheduled to arrive before noon, we will conduct a short meeting, either at our office or your hotel, to formally introduce you to your trekking guide, check your equipment, brief you regarding the trek and collect the final payment. If your flight is scheduled to arrive in the afternoon, late in the evening, or even at night, the meeting will be held the next day, before driving to Ramechhap. Overnight in a hotel in Kathmandu.
Route notes
As per the decision made by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CIAA), to reduce air traffic congestion at Kathmandu Airport, all flights to and from Lukla will operate from the Manthali Airport in Ramechhap, during high season (March, April, May, October, November and early December). In case the decision is changed, and flights start operating directly from Kathmandu airport, a full-day Kathmandu Valley sightseeing tour will be organized to utilize this day. You will visit 4 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, namely, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Swyambhunath and the Kathmandu Durbar Square. You will start your day with breakfast at the hotel in Kathmandu. You will be given some time to pack your luggage and last-minute shopping, after which, you will start your journey to Ramechhap in a private car/jeep/minivan (depending on the group size). Following the B.P highway, you will continue towards Ramechhap via Bhaktapur (ancient town in the Kathmandu Valley) and Dhulikhel. The meandering drive along the Sun Koshi River to Khurkot, located at the confluence of the Sun Koshi and Tama Koshi river, is very scenic and interesting. From Khurkot, you will continue further on the road that runs along the Tama Koshi River to Ramechhap. For lunch, you will stop at one of the highway restaurants. In Ramechhap, you will check into the resort and can spend the remaining day at your leisure. Overnight in a resort in Ramechhap. Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Route notes
Flights to Lukla are scheduled starting 6 in the morning to avoid unpropitious weather condition that usually starts around noon time. Passenger reporting time at the Manthali Airport is one hour before the flight departure time. Therefore, your guide will transfer you to the airport in Ramechhap accordingly. Soon you will fly to the Tenzing-Hillary Airport, which is one of the most dangerous airports in the world. The flight time is 12-15 minutes from Ramechhap Airport (30-35 minutes from Kathmandu Airport). Enjoy the very scenic flight with thrilling landing experience. Once in Lukla, you will meet your porters and transfer the luggage that you want them to carry for you. While they prepare the luggage, enjoy your first breakfast in the Everest region. Today, you will only hike to Phakding located approximately 8 kilometers north of Lukla. Apart from occasional uphill climb, most part of trail is easy, mostly downhill and can be completed in about 4 hours. Most section of this dayโs trail is very ornate with Mani walls, prayer flags and small stupas. You will walk past few small settlements of Sherpa people that give idea regarding their lifestyle and housing style. You will reach Phakding around lunch time. You will check into the lodge, have your lunch, take a short rest and in the afternoon go for a guided acclimatization hike to one of the nearby monasteries. After visiting the monastery and spending some time there, you will get back to the lodge in Phakding for dinner and overnight stay. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Route notes
Your trek to Namche begins after breakfast in Phakding. Located roughly 10 kilometer north of Phakding, Namche is one of the most important towns in the Everest region and provides a good array of lodges, cafes, restaurants and various shops for trekkers to spend quality time. 7-8 hour is the estimated time taken for an average hiker to get to Namche from Phakding. Therefore, you will start shortly after breakfast. Leaving Phakding, you will get on the first of the many suspension bridges, built to link the Everest Base Camp trail. The hike onward is on an easy undulating trail that runs along the Dudh Koshi River. This easy trail continues up till the third suspension bridge, past Zam Fute, Toktok, Bengkar and Chhamua. After the bridge, the trail grows a bit steeper to Monjo - the gateway to the Sagarmatha National Park. At Monjo, your guide will take care of the national park formalities, before continuing further north. From Monjo, you will hike to Jorsalle for lunch. After lunch, recommencing the hike you will head toward Larja Dobhan on an easy up and down trail. Walk past the Larja Dobhan to soon see the longest and the highest suspension bridge in the Everest region- the Hillary Bridge. You will hike a bit more distance to cross this bridge, hike to the viewpoint to enjoy the first view of Mt. Everest and then continue further north on a steeply ascending trail to Namche. In Namche, you will check into the lodge and after a short rest, in the evening, go for a guided short walk to explore the town of Namche. You can also spend some time in the cafรฉ enjoying some freshly brewed coffee or even visiting the stores to collect some last-minute items required for the trek. You will then return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Route notes
Allowing your body to adapt to the thinning oxygen level in the air is a must, once you are above 3000 meters. Therefore, instead of gaining more altitude, you will only go for a short hike and return to Namche for overnight stay. The purpose of this hike is to gradually expose your body to the high-altitude air, allowing it to slowly get accustomed to the change in the oxygen level in the air. The hike boosts the process of acclimatization. The hike starts after breakfast in Namche. Your guide will first guide you to the statue of the legendary Tenzing Norgay Sherpa. You will spend some time here enjoying the surrounding views. From here you will hike to the Hotel Everest View that offers breathtaking views of peaks including Tabuche Peak Nuptse, Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kusum Khangkaru, Peak 38, Kangtega, Lho Kongde as well as the Sundar Peak. Spend some time taking in the views and then you will hike down to explore Khumjung, the largest settlement in the Everest region. In Khumjung, you will especially visit the Hillary School, built by Sir Edmund Hillary. Next you will visit the adjacent village, Khunde, which is famous for museum that exhibits the purported Yeti Scalp. You will explore the village, visit the museum and hike back to Namche. Apart from acclimatization, the hike to Khumjung and Khunde also allows you to delve into the lifestyle and culture of the Sherpa people living in the Khumbu region. When you are back to Namche, you can choose to spend the time, before dinner, relaxing at one of the cafes, bakeries or restaurants or simply exploring the town of Namche. Overnight in a lodge in Namche. ย Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Route notes
Your trek to Deboche starts after breakfast in Namche. Located just about 12 kilometers north-east of Namche, this journey is approximately of 7-8 hour. The trail up till Sanasa is comparative flat and easy. You will walk past the memorial stupa of Tenzing Norgay and the village of Khyangjuma that lies approximately 4 kilometers from Namche and presents one of the best views of the majestic Ama Dablam. From Sanasa, the trail gradually drops down to the bridge across the Dudh Koshi River at Phunki Tenga. The hardest climb of the day begins after crossing the bridge, from Phunki Tenga to Tengboche. Itโs a steep climb for about 2.5 to 3 hours. However, like people say, the best view comes after the hardest climb, once you reach Tengboche, you will reach the largest monastery in the entire Everest region, the Tengboche Monastery, draped with a panoramic view of peaks including Tawache, Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam and Thamserku. You will visit the monastery, observe daily afternoon prayers and hike downhill for about half-an-hour, through the forest of birch, pine and fir to finally reach Deboche. Dinner and overnight in a lodge in Deboche. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Route notes
Trek to Dingboche begins after breakfast in Deboche. Located roughly 11 kilometers north-east of Deboche, the journey takes approximately 5-6 hours. Starting Deboche, you will continue down, through the beautiful forest of pine to cross the last suspension bridge (built over the Imja River) on the Everest Base Camp Trail, past Milingo. On the hike further, you are slowly approaching the treeline; therefore, you can now see the vegetation changing from close canopy forest to patches of stunted trees and finally to shrub-like trees, grasses and forbs. The trail from the bridge gradually ascends to Pangboche, which is located 4 kilometers and 3.5 hour walk from Deboche. Above Pangboche, the trees start to disappear, as the altitude above 4000 meters is not suitable for trees to grow. However, the gloriously shaped Ama Dablam grows amazing. Leaving Pangboche, you will continue further on a gradually ascending trail that runs along the Imja River to Somare. From Somare, you will hike above the treeline. The surrounding gets cooler and windier. Keep on hiking on a flat trail to the bridge that comes after crossing the trail junction that separates Dingboche and Pheriche trail. After crossing the bridge, the trail grows a little harder as you will have to continue to Dingboche on heterogenous undulating trail. In Dingboche, you will check into the lodge and after short rest you can set out to explore Dingboche, the last village on the way to the Everest Base Camp or simply spend rest of the time relaxing in the famous cafรฉ in Dingboche. Dinner and overnight in a lodge in Dingboche. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Route notes
Once you are over 4000 meters, one acclimatization day before gaining more altitude is highly recommended. Therefore, instead of hiking further, you will go for acclimatization hike, either to the stupa and the viewpoint above it or to Chhukhung. If you are looking for a half-day hike that offers a staggering view of peaks like Taboche, Cholatse, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Thamserku, Lobuche, Island Peak, Makalu, Baruntse and Peak 38, you will choose the first option and climb to Nagarjuna Hill above Dingboche. If you do the full hike, that is, hike beyond the stupa, you can hike up till 4900 meters and enjoy the panorama of the peaks. However, if you are looking for a full day hike, your guide will take you to Chhukhung, that presents the breathtaking views of Ama Dablam, Baruntse, Lhotse, Island Peak, Cholatse, Taboche, Thamserku, Kongde, Kangtega as well as Peak 38. You will reach the elevation of 4,730 meters. Both hikes start after breakfast in Dingboche. If you choose the hike to Nagarjuna Hill, you will get back to Dingboche by lunch time. However, if you choose to hike to Chhukhung, itโs a full day hike, where you will have to carry packed lunch as you will only return around the evening time. Dinner and overnight in a lodge in Dingboche. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Route notes
The trek to Lobuche begins shortly after breakfast in Lobuche. Itโs about 5-hour journey and you will cover the distance of about 8.5 kilometers. From Dingboche, you will head north-west to go to Lobuche. Initially itโs an easy trek, as a comparatively flat trail running along the valley wall will only make you gain slight elevation. Enjoying the majestic views of Taboche and Cholatse, you will gradually ascend toward Thukla, past Dusa and Parlung Kharka. ย A tricky descent will bring you to the glacial stream that originates from the Khumbu Glacier. You will cross the stream and then hike to Thukla village, making your way through the big boulders of rock. From Thukla village, you will now hike up to cross the Thukla pass (4,800m) on steps and boulders, which is about 200-meter steep uphill climb and is considered the most difficult section of this trail. The place is also a memorial viewpoint that has several beautiful stone and cement structures built as a memorial to the climbers who lost their lives to summit Mt. Everest. ย After crossing the pass, you will continue further on a flat and easy trail that heads northward to meet and follow the Khumbu Glacier. ย As you head toward Lobuche, you can enjoy a grand view of Mt. Pumori. About 30-minute additional walk will finally take you to Lobuche. Once in Lobuche, you will check into the lodge, rest for some time and around late afternoon, go for and acclimatization hike in the surrounding area. You will get back to the lodge in Lobuche for dinner and overnight stay. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Route notes
This day will finally take you to the base camp of Mt. Everest. Itโs going to be a long day, as from Lobuche, you will first head to Gorakshep, the last night stop before Everest Base Camp, leave your luggage and hike to the base camp and get back to Gorakshep for overnight stay. The total distance you will cover today will be around 10 kilometers and the time taken will be 7-8 hours. Like any other day, you will start your trek after breakfast in Lobuche. The total distance from Lobuche to Gorakshep is about 4 kilometers, which will take roughly 3 hours to reach. The trail is rocky, difficult and runs parallel to the Khumbu Glacier, but the panoramic views of the peak keep you motivated. The trail gets more difficult after crossing the Lobuche pass as you will have to climb a series of vertical climbs on big boulders as well as loose rocks. Continuing further, you will soon climb the terminal moraine of the Changri Shar Glacier, before reaching Gorakshep. At Gorakshep, you will check into the lodge, leave your luggage and get ready to head toward the base camp, located roughly 3 kilometers north of Goraksehp. Leaving Gorakshep, you will first head toward the lateral moraine of the Khumbu Glacier and then continue north on a trail that runs parallel to the glacier. The hike mostly is either on loose rocks or big boulders and is challenging. Soon you will reach the iconic rock that marks the arrival of the base camp. You will spend some time enjoying the striking views of Nuptse, Pumori, Lingtren, Khumbutse, Everest, Tibet Mountain as well as Lho La. The views of Khumbu Ice fall and the Khumbu Glacier also look staggering. Celebrating the success of your trek you will return to Gorakshep for dinner and overnight stay. ย Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Route notes
To enjoy the best view of the Mt. Everest, there is no other places in the Khumbu region than Kala Patthar and the view during sunrise is just spectacular. Therefore, today you will climb Kala Patthar, starting the day 2 hours before sunrise. When hiking here, be sure youโre ready to experience the steepness. You will climb Kala Patthar and as you reach the top, you will be greeted with a picturesque view of the panorama of Pumori and Lobuche West to Nuptse and Lhotse including Mt. Everest. You can also see a distant view of Khumbu glacier; Khumbu Ice Fall as well as the base camp you visited a day before. This hike is difficult, but the views are worth the effort. You will spend some time taking in the views and retrace your steps to Gorakshep. In Gorakshep, you will have your breakfast and get ready to be transported to Kathmandu. Depending on the weather, a helicopter will transfer you from Gorakshep to Kathmandu with a short stopover at Lukla for fuel. From the airport you will be transferred to the hotel booked for you in Kathmandu. Spend the remaining time until evening at your leisure. In the evening, one of the company representatives will meet you for farewell dinner and feedback. Overnight in a hotel in Kathmandu. Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Route notes
Breakfast at the hotel and as per your airport reporting time, a private vehicle will be arranged to transfer you from your hotel to the airport to help you catch your onward flight. Meals: Breakfast
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Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return is ideal for travelers who want dramatic mountain access in a shorter timeframe without committing to a long trek.
Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return is typically best planned for March to May and October to Early December. Those windows usually offer the most reliable conditions for the route, logistics, and overall travel experience.
12 Days is the standard planning window for Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return. The pacing is shaped around the route flow, acclimatization, transport windows, and overnight stops rather than simply covering distance as fast as possible.
Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return is planned as a high-altitude trek journey, so the experience is paced around that level of movement and stamina. The route reaches 5545meter (Kala Patthar), which also shapes the overall effort and recovery needed.
Hotel in Kathmandu and Lodge in the Everest Region. The trip is positioned at the Amigo Bespoke service level. Final room style and amenities can vary between cities, trail stops, and more remote sections of the route.
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Although, this Everest Base Camp trek package is crafted to complete the entire trip in a total of 12 days; mountain weather is very unpredictable and flights to and from Lukla entirely depend on the weather conditions. Therefore, adding at least one extra day (if possible) to the trip is very much recommended. Moreover, planning the Everest Base Camp hike at the right time of the year (March-May and October-Early-December) increases the success rate significantly. This Everest Base Camp tour package is a perfect choice for time-bound travelers.
Moreover, if you are looking for a trip shorter than this, we offer our 9-day Shortest Everest Base Camp Trek package . This pack starts with your drive to Ramechhap and ends with a helicopter ride back to Kathmandu. No overnight in Ramechhap and you get full freedom to book your accommodation and meals, before and after the trek, in Kathmandu following your specific requirements and budget.
Additionally, if your requirement is to complete the entire Everest Base Camp climb on foot and book your accommodation, meals, and airport transfers, before and after the trek, in Kathmandu on your own, our 12 days Short Everest Base Camp trek willย be the perfect choice for you.
Nonetheless, theย Everest trek is a tough trek, and adding a bit of luxury (private transportation, 4-star accommodation, and upgraded accommodation options with better room amenities in the mountain) doesnโt hurt. If you agree, this package Everest base camp deluxe trek with helicopterย might be what you are searching for.
Private transfers between Kathmandu and Ramechhap (car/jeep/minivan as per group size).
1 night twin-sharing accommodation with dinner and breakfast in Ramechhap (Resort)
Flight: Ramechhap-Lukla with departure tax
Helicopter transfer (shared) from Gorakshep to Kathmandu with deparutre tax
Hotel drop-off service in Kathmandu from airport after the trek (private car/jeep/minivan as per group size)
All necessary Everest Base Camp trekking permits.
Meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) every day during the trek
3 cups tea or coffee (served in cups only) every day during the trek
Seasonal fruits (served after dinner) รขโฌโนevery day during the trek
Provision of unlimited purified drinking water (treated with purification tablets) every day during the trek (except at Lobuche and Gorakshep)
All accommodation on twin-sharing basis during the trek (normal-standard, handpicked lodges with upgrades available at an additional cost). Single supplements available at all places except Lobuche and Gorakshep, with applicable charges.
Attached toilet and hot shower facility in Phakding, Namche, and Deboche and attached toilet facility only in Dingboche.
Government-licensed, English-speaking, experienced and knowledgeable guide and his entire expenses (Guest-Guide ratio 6:1)
Porter and his entire expenses (Guest-Porter ratio 2:1)
Insurance of guides and porters
All required local and government taxes
4-season down jacket and sleeping bag (on rental basis, if required)
Duffle bag (70l) and trekking route map (souvenir)
Basic First-Aid kit with pulse oximeter
Adventure certificate (upon completion of the trek)
Farewell dinner
Cost of WiFi and battery charging services in the Everest region
Cost of excess luggage charged by airlines for flight to Lukla (carry-on 5kg and checked luggage 10kg)
Personal expenses, such as mineral water (at Lobuche and Gorakshep), alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, any extra meals, snacks, tea/ coffee or hot shower service, laundry, hot water for drinking or any other purpose, any other hot or cold beverages except tea and coffee etc.
Any extended trips, accommodation, meals, transportation, or activities unless otherwise specified
Accommodation, meals and any additional transportation not specified in the itinerary in Kathmandu or any other city in the event of early return from the trek due to weather conditions, unforeseen circumstances or personal reasons.
Any additional accommodation, meals or transportation necessitated by flight cancellation due to weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances
Refund or compensation for services that remain unused during the trip
Travel insurance that covers helicopter evacuation over 5000 meters, trip cancellation/interruption and medical treatment cost (mandatory)
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