We will receive you at the airport and transport you to the hotel for check-in and a briefing on hotel facilities, trek briefing and distribution of trek supplies. A traditional Nepali dinner is followed by an evening with a cultural show. 

The UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Boudhanath Stupa and Pashupatinath Hindu Temple are included in this half-day city tour. You can prepare your trekking gear in the evening time.

Early morning flight to Lukla (40 minutes). The 3-hour scenic trek to Phakding for the first night of mountain sleeping Along the way, you'll encounter trekkers, mules, Zopkyos, and Buddhist monuments as you follow the Dudhkoshi River valley. 

Enter the World Heritage site of Sagarmatha National Park, which offers spectacular high mountain views, including the majestic Mt. Everest. Trek to Namche Bazar for the best view of the mountains. 

The following morning, take an acclimatization hike to the Everest View Hotel. In the afternoon, visit the Sherpa Museum and the Namche Bazar local market. 

These valleys have a high profile of mountaineers and have set records in climbing history ranging from the late Tenzing Norgay's first ascent of Mt. Everest to Appa Sherpa's 21st ascent of Everest. 

It is a four-hour day trek from Thame to Lungden in the direction of the Nangpa La, a glaciated pass on the Nepal-Tibet border. At Lungen, we spend our second acclimatization day hiking to the surrounding hills, climbing high to ensure proper altitude adjustment. 

Start early to arrive at Rinjola on time for a spectacular view. The views from the pass are incredible, with majestic Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Makalu, the world's fourth highest peak, many more massive Himalayan peaks, and Cho-Oyu, all above 8000m in close proximity. 
Descend all the way to Gokyo, which is 4,7900 meters above sea level. 

Early in the morning, we begin the steady ascent of Gokyo Ri. It takes about 4 hours to walk to the top of Nepal's best panoramic viewpoint. 
We cross glacier sections in the afternoon on our way to Thangna for an overnight stay at a local teahouse. 

We start walking early in the morning to avoid unexpected situations during the day. The frozen state has more advantages in terms of stability, so there are fewer chances of loose rocks falling before a pass. There are no more dangerous sections to encounter after the pass. 

We traverse high pastureland before reaching Lobuche after a cozy breakfast that exposes a dramatic panorama of the spectacular snow-capped peaks. We usually arrive in Lobuche around lunchtime. 

On the way to Gorak Shep, walk along the west side of the Khumbu Glacier, passing through the moraine. Light lunch in Gorakshep before continuing on to the legendary Everest Base Exploration. The day was difficult due to the EBC excursion and high altitude. 

Ascend Kalapathar in the early morning using a flashlight. The trail is difficult to follow in the dark, but the views from the summit of Kalapathar are worth it. After taking enough photos of the dramatic mountains, we descended to the lodge for breakfast before continuing on to Lobuche. 

The trek follows the upper moraine and leads to another absolute wilderness away from the main trekking area. We take our time climbing and crossing the glacier to reach the Nuptse wall. The walk leads higher up and then descends towards the glacier pond. The walk leads to the Chukung village, which is the highest pass on our trip at 5535 meters. 

Chhukung Ri, at 5,550 meters, has been open for free trekking since 2015. It was previously an NMA peak that required climbing permits to scale. This trekking peak does not necessitate any special climbing equipment or skills. Mt. Nuptse, Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse, Amadablam, Cholaste, Thamserku, Kantega, and Tawache are all visible. 

Descend the winding trail to Pangboche, passing through the beautiful Imjatse valley village of Dingboche. There will still be time after lunch to explore the Khumbu valley's oldest monastery. 

There may be a tendency to rush because everyone has been waiting for proper hot showers for a long time, but this cannot prevent you from visiting Tengboche Monastery, which is magnificently situated on the lap of snowy peaks. Following the monastery visit, we walk down to the river's edge and then uphill to Namche, initially to level the elevation. 

We retrace the trail back to Lukla, full of Himalayan Journeys memories and our final night dining with Mountain Monarch staff who accompanied you on your trek.  

We fly back to Kathmandu from Lukla in the morning and transfer to the hotel. You have several options to choose from: another peak trip or flying back to Kathmandu. 

On the last day, all international tourists pack their belongings and send them to Nepal's international airport.