- Nepal
- Bhutan
- Tibet
- India
- Nepal
- Bhutan

Season	Sept-Dec, Feb-May
Clothing	Cottons & light woolens during summer, warm clothing during winter
Trek Grade	Moderate

This trek is suitable for those who do not have much time to spend but a burning desire to observe the beauty of Mt. Everest closely. Of course, Nepal is known as the country of Mt. Everest and every one may have such desire who have heard or read about this highest mountain in this world. This trek provides to feel the warm hospitality of Sherpa people and closeness of Mt. Everest. This trek passes through the several Sherpa villages so one can experience Sherpa culture, visit monasteries and enjoy the mountain views of snow capped peaks Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Amadablam and other great Himalayan Peaks.

Day 01: Flight Kathmandu-Lukla 2850m. Trek to Phakding 2640m

Early in the morning after breakfast, transfer to the airport to fly to Lukla. After 35 minutes flight land at the rough airstrip of Lukla. We meet our trekking crews here & set for the first day exciting walk towards Everest. A straight walk for an hour takes you to Chaplung. Here the trail from Lukla meets the main trail from Jiri. The trail still continues for 2 hrs along the forest & reaches to Ghat and after an hour walk takes you to Phakding where few numbers of lodges are situated. We stop here for the night Camp.

Day 02: Phakding-Namche 3450m.

After the breakfast & the crews got ready, we set for another day walk. Cross the long suspension bridge over Bhotekoshi & the trail goes straight passes a forest & few villages & after 2 hrs reaches to Jorsele. Where Everest National Park check post is located, where national park permits are checked. Jorsele is also the true beginning of Khumbu region & from this point no firewood allowed. Leaving the park entrance the path drops steeply to the long suspension bridge across the Dudh Koshi. The trail still continues through the straight path for an hour & becomes a bit steep & passes through the forest & several Sherpa villages & after 2 hrs reaches to Namche, a great spot for the first closer views of the Everest & local Sherpa hospitality.

Day 03: Rest Day at Namche.

It is an acclimatisation day to avoid AMS problems. Or one can have a picturesque excursions to Khumjung village .

Day 04: Namche-Tengboche. 3860m

Leaving for Tengboche, the trail that traverses from Choi Gang to Kyanjuma Foundation. Here descent to the suspension bridge across Dudh Koshi begins. After passing few tea houses the trail reaches to Phungi Tenga. Now the walk up the hill to Tengboche is pleasant. You passthrough a blend of forest and shrub on a wide trail with many shortcuts leading from it's also a better place for spotting pheasant, thar and deer. The end of the climb is heralded by a kani, an arched entrance with ceiling paintings of deities and forms of Buddha. Its function is to cleanse people of the many feared spirits before entering the sacred area. The trail from Phungi Tenga to Tengboche takes about 3 hours. And during the walk one may have the best views of Mt. Everest, Amadablam, Nuptse, Lhotse, Thamserku & Kangi Tenga. You can also visit the famous Tengboche Monastery.

Day 05: Tengboche-Namche.

Return the same way back to Namche.

Day 06: Namche-Phakding.

Return the same way back to Phakding.

Day 07: Phakding-Lukla.

Return the same way back to Lukla.

Day 08:

Fly Lukla-Kathmandu. Upon arrival transfer to the hotel. Rest of the day free at leisure.

Nepal a tiny Himalayan Kingdom situated between two large countries China and India is the land of the birthplace of Lord Buddha "The light of Asia" & famed Gorkha warriors. Nepal is also known as the land of Himalayas as it consists eight of the highest ten mountains over 8000 meters, including the highest mountain Mt. Everest, the top of the world.