Everest Luxury Trek

Our agent will transfer you to the hotel from the airport. Hotel check-in followed by sightseeing tour. Spend the night in Kathmandu.

You will be awakened early in the morning with a great, satiating breakfast. This day, you will take a flight to Lukla, in the Khumbu region northeast of Kathmandu. This 35-minute trip will provide a breathtaking perspective of the terrain below, beginning with high hills, twisting valleys, and gushing rivers, and progressing to the world’s tallest mountains. After landing at Tenzing Hillary Airport in Lukla, you will continue trekking to Phakding settlement.

For many, traversing snowy and rugged terrain will be a novel experience. You will pass via Chaurikharka, a Sherpa settlement. Along the Dudh Koshi River, there is an unclimbed peak known as Khumbila. The natives adore this holy mountain. After traversing the stone-paved trail, you’ll reach the village of Phakding.

Phakding is primarily populated by Sherpas, is adorned with prayer flags, and will smell of traditional meals and hot butter tea. Unpack at one of the tea establishments before taking a stroll through the hamlet. With the guidance of your guide, you may mingle with the warm and friendly natives. Evening preparations can be made for tomorrow.

Stay the night in Phakding’s Yeti Mountain Home Luxury Lodge.

In the morning you travel for a magnificent mountain flight to Lukla – a gateway from where the trip begins. The approximately 35-minute mountain flight provides a breathtaking view of the Himalayan Range. From Lukla, the trip begins along stone-paved trails leading to Bhaisekharka, and eventually reaches Phakding. On the route, there are numerous prayer rocks. Stay the night in Phakding.

On this beautiful day, you will travel to Namche Bazaar. You will begin the hike by ascending steadily and steeply. Using a suspension bridge, cross the Dudh Koshi River from there. Follow a pine- and rhododendron-covered forest path to reach the settlement of Monjo. Cross the renowned Hillary Suspension Bridge, which is adorned with prayer flags, a short distance ahead. Then, you will reach the Monjo checkpoint, the entry to Sagarmatha National Park. Your guide will prepare and provide the necessary paperwork and necessities at the checkpoint.

Finally, the initial view of Mount Everest will be revealed. To get a closer look, you will travel to the village of Jorsale. Here, you take a lunch break while viewing pine tree plantations, honeycombs, and views of Mount Everest. After lunch, continue your ascent to the Tope Danda peak, which gives views of the Namche village below. Follow the trailhead to Namche Bazaar, the most lively settlement in the region of Khumbu.

Namche, a tourism hotspot, is the primary rendezvous place for Everest hikes and excursions by mountaineers and trekkers. Therefore, it is illuminated at night and provides a variety of basic to standard amenities, such as ATMs, bakeries, coffee shops, and clothes stores. Additionally, the commercial core of the region, the Saturday market, provides an interesting opportunity to mingle with individuals from various towns and villages. It attracts both Tibetan Yak caravans and Hindu merchants selling their merchandise. You could buy various souvenirs and supplies. If time permits, visit Namche Monastery to learn about the old Sherpa culture. Furthermore, visit the Sir Edmund Hillary-founded Khunde Hospital and take in the views from Kongde Ri (6,187m).

Namche Bazaar’s Yeti Mountain Home Luxury Lodge is where you’ll spend the night.

What better way to appreciate the splendor of the world’s tallest peak than by enjoying a tasty meal while taking in the views? Today is a memorable occasion since you will be visiting the famed Hotel Everest View. After breakfast in Namche Bazaar, you will pack your bags and make a brief ascent to a ridge in the Syangboche settlement. There are only a few hills, twists, and turns required to reach Hotel Everest View.

At an altitude of 3,880 meters, Hotel Everest View is located on the crest of Syangboche, offering magnificent vistas of towering mountains. It was opened to tourists in 1971 and was constructed by a Japanese architect with the help of locals. It is still recognized for its simple beauty and idyllic setting. In 2004, the hotel was featured in the Guinness Book of World Records as the hotel with the highest elevation.

The hotel is a magnificent structure with wooden furnishings, stone walls, and a giant boulder in the dining area bearing a Buddhist inscription that has been left in its natural state. The expansive surroundings provide an unparalleled vista of nearby mountains in every direction. What makes this location so exceptional is that you can enjoy opulent accommodations while gazing at Mt. Everest, Lhotse (8,516m/27,940ft), Nuptse (7,861m/25,791ft), Mt. Ama Dablam (6,812m/22,349ft), Thamserku (6,608m/21,609ft), and Tabuche (6,495m/21,30 Enjoy a variety of cuisines, including continental, Japanese, and local Sherpa dishes.

You may also visit the Khumjung monastery in the afternoon if you so choose. It is situated in Khumjung hamlet, a short distance on foot from Hotel Everest View. The monastery provides insight into ancient artifacts, texts, and Sherpa culture. Certainly the most noteworthy item in the monastery is the alleged Yeti scalp in a box. Return to the hotel for the evening meal.

Stay the night at the Hotel Everest View in Syangboche.

After a day full with luxury at Hotel Everest View, you will return to Monjo. As you descend towards the Dudh Koshi River valley, you bid farewell to the breathtaking views of the towering mountains. You will return to Namche Bazaar from the village of Jorsale.

After eating lunch, continue south through the dense, verdant forest. The rare Impeyan Pheasant may be heard cooing in the high boulders or trees. Along the trail lined with Himalayan Birch, Rhododendron, and Juniper trees, trekkers have encountered Musk Deer, Himalayan Thar, and Snowcocks. After a few period of time, you will reach Monjo.

In Monjo village, there are various teahouses from which to pick. You may engage with fellow trekkers and locals over a warm meal in the communal dining area of the tea houses, which are mainly constructed of stone.

Monjo’s Yeti Mountain Home Luxury Lodge is the location for the night.

Following your breakfast at Monjo, you will travel to Lukla via the Dudh Koshi River. Passing a suspension bridge, descend briefly towards Benkar before continuing to Phakding through a route that includes Phakding. Then proceed to the village of Ghat, which is populated by Buddhist settlers. From there, you will reach a community known as Chablung. Lukla’s Pasang Lhamu Memorial Gate will be reached after passing these little communities and trekking over a forested path.

Proceed deeper and settle at one of the tea houses. The streets are lined with souvenir shops, so take an evening stroll. You can engage in conversation with the locals and hear their amazing tales. Enjoy folk music, a genuine supper, and locally brewed beverages with your colleagues and the locals at night.

Stay the night at the Yeti mountain home lodge in Lukla.

Today we fly back to Kathmandu. This early morning flight is because of the location of the airstrip, and the often clear morning views from the plane one of the most interesting flights you’ll ever experience. Overnight stay at hotel.

Morning, you will be free. Afternoon we will drop you to the Kathmandu International Airport for the departure flight to home.