Upon arrival, transfer to hotel and rest of day at leisure for refreshment. If you need anything for the trek, this is a good day to purchase them around Thamel.

After breakfast at hotel, our tour guide will pick you up for full day sightseeing tour of the Buddhist stupa, the biggest Hindu temple in Nepal and tour of Bhaktapur, the ancient city.

From the domestic airport we catch a flight to Lukla, one of the most adventurous airports in the world. You'll feel the mountain on your breath right after you land. Next, trek of about 5 hours begins and we head on to our destination for the day i.e Phadking.

We move from Phakding towards Namche Bazar via Toktok, Benkar, Monjo and Jorsalle. This route has some famous suspension bridges, probably the very ones you've seen on popular images of Everest or Nepal, online. Today we officially enter the Everest region through the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park. FYI, Sagarmatha and Chhomolungma are the Nepali and Tibetan local name for Mt. Everest.

We hang around Namche Bazar on this day, for acclimatizing with the altitude and to avoid AMS as we go up. You can explore the Namche village, go on short hikes and visit the pubs and bars in the area.

Trek from Namche Bazar to Tengboche is about 5 hours. You will see beautiful trails along the Dudh Koshi river, walk over more suspension bridges, and see magical view of the mountains. You can also visit the monastery at Tengboche once we get there.

Trails for the day pass through Pangboche, Somare, Orsho, Pheriche and finally reaching Dingboche. This is approx. 5 hours of walk and has trails passing through forests, rivers, suspension bridges, settlements and a lot of natural beauty.

Acclimatization day at Dingboche involves a 3 hour hike to reach 500m elevation from Dingboche (approx. 4900m) and come back to spend the rest of the day relaxing and prepping for tomorrow.

This is another day of 5-6 hours trek to destination for the day: Lobuche. As you ascend up from Dingboche, gradually you will witness moutain peaks like Pumori, Nuptse, Lobuche, Cholatse,, Amadablam and other smaller ones.

This is the most challenging as well as rewarding day for most visitors. The first destination for the day is Gorak Shep, where we will have our accomodation and food ready. We leave our luggage and head on to Everest Base Camp. then return back to the hotel at Gorak Shep for much needed rest and sleep.

Trek from Gorak Shep to Kala Patthar for a stunning view of Everest and other mountains nearby. Then trek down to Pheriche, our final destination for the day. This day's walk takes about 6-7 hours on average.

Another day of walking along the trails of Everest, today is also about 7 hours of downhill walk. Although downhills are easier on breath it can be tiring for your legs, so be mindful of your pace and avoid straining your knees and ankles. Don't forget to get some warm baked delights in Namche from the local bakery, you deserve it!

Alas! its the last day of your trek, although a long one but nevertheless totally worth it. Passing the Namche Hill to the stretch to Phadking, after one last uphill you will reach Lukla, and spend the night there. This day might stretch up to 8 hours of walk.

After the 35 minute flight from Lukla you arrive back to Kathmandu, Rest of the day si for you to relax, unwind and reflect on the experience of the past few days. You can also visit local market and get souvenirs for friends and family back home.

A tour of Kathmandu Durbar Square and the bustling markets of Kathmandu will keep you on your toes. Then we move to the peaceful Swayambhunath, also known as the monkey temple because of its high monkey population. Swayambhu is a significant buddhist pilgrimage site and also a great spot to see a bird's eye view of the Kathmandu city. Next, Patan Durbar Square is another UNESCO world heritage site with art and architecture that is centuries old.

Departure transfer to International Airport to catch a flight back to home.