On the first day, our representative will be there for you to receive, and he/she will drop you off at the hotel with all your luggage. You get a warm welcome and delicious Nepali cuisine for dinner. 

As per the package, you visit the most famous sights in Nepal, including Basantapur Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, and Patan Durbar Square. 
From Swayambhunath's mountaintop, we can see an incredible sunset over the Kathmandu valley. We go back to the hotel in the evening and spend the night there. The following day, we will get ready for the show. We finish all the essential paperwork and legalities. 

It is a two-hour trip from the airport to Manebhanjyang village. We will take a flight from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar after an early breakfast. 
The Manebhanjyang communities are inhabited by the Rai and Gurung people. We begin our walk to Manebhanjyang after registering at the national park checkpoint. We stayed the night at a neighborhood inn after reaching Manebhanjyang village. 

After having a warm breakfast, we start our day with a small hike. As we go, we will see more of Tibetan tradition and culture in local settlements. The journey continues along a short crest. We continue to Bhotebas, at 1740 meters, and then ascend a little pass. We can see Makalu Himal in all its glory in the pass. To get to the settlement of Kuwapani, we travel through a thick forest. 

We will continue on the trail from Kuwapani to the crossing of another minor mountain, Daju la pass, which is at 2100 meters. From the peak of the hill, you have a stunning view of the entire area. 
We make a sharp descent toward a historical woodland before reaching the Num village. We'll set up camp at the village's campground. At the tent camp, we spent the night. 

After having an early breakfast, we leave our camp at the nun's village and go down to the Arun Khola bridge. After crossing the suspension bridge, we start a difficult ascent through a forested area until we reach Seduwa village. 
Seduwa has a national park check post office and is a large trading village. We travel to the campsite and set up our tent for the day, after completing a few requirements. 

We follow the simple track that passes through the Murmidanda after an early breakfast. Our route climbs a hill as we approach Narbugaon. As we continue our ascent toward Tashigaon, we pass through extensive forests and agricultural areas.
Since the trail passes through isolated places, Tashigaon is the last town along it. If required, all the things should be purchased here. Our camps will be established in Tashigaon.

We continue our trip as we ascend sharply towards Unshisha. 
We spent the night camping in Kongma. There is camping available, and tea cafes are only open during the busiest times. We keep going till we find a decent camping spot. 

From Kongma, we continue our hike across the stunning Kongma La Pass. We are treated to spectacular views of Makalu, Barun Tse, Chamlang, Kanchenjunga, Jannu, and other snow-capped mountains at the top of the pass. 
We carry on hiking until we reach the Tutu La Pass. From there, we make our way downwards to Sano Pokhari Lake. We located a decent campsite close to the lake. We stay in a tent camp while admiring the stunning night sky. 

We begin our walk to the Keke la pass after an early breakfast. The pass's summit may have fantastic views of the Chamlang range. We stop and rest to renew ourselves. 
We descend the pass in a steep, rocky manner. We reached the village of Mumbuk after about 4 hours of hiking. In Mumbuk, we spend the night in a camp. 

We eat breakfast early before beginning our day's adventure. The trail's initial descent reaches the Barun Nadi Riverbanks. We return up the steep mountain from the Barun Nadi riverbed. 
The region damaged by the landslide is visible along the hills. While traveling through these places, you should use extreme caution. We reach Yangle Kharka's verdant fields after nearly four hours of hiking via shaky routes over the Barun Nadi.

Starting in the direction of Langmale Kharka, we hike through thick rhododendron, fir, and pine forests. From there, we go into Barum Nadi and across an old lateral moraine. 
The valley is filled by the glacial lake on the left. The trail then meanders along until it approaches the Hillary Base Camp. We arrive at the Hillary Base Camp after an almost six-hour hike.

After breakfast, we head toward Makalu Base Camp early in the morning. The path takes a right turn and then ascends beside the moraines. We cross a short bridge and gradually descend to the stone cottages of Makalu Base Camp after reaching the top. 
The snow-covered mountains are seen in all their splendor. We will set up the camps at various levels with the assistance of the Sherpa team. In Makalu Base Camp, we unload our belongings and set up tent camp. 

We prepare to climb the magnificent Makalu Mountain for more than two weeks while acclimatizing. We will build up the camps at several locations with the assistance of the professional sherpa staff. We also inspected the various climbing tools and supplies we brought for the hike. 
The team leader's directions and directives are followed by us. On the ascent, we also put a number of tough portions to practice. The fifth-highest peak in the world is called Makalu. So, scaling the mountain requires tremendous dedication. 
On level land, at the top of the glacier, is where we put up our first camp. The journey across the difficult path to Camp II will take about 4 hours. The tour may be challenging due to sporadic snowfalls in the region. 
The journey from Camp II to Camp III is quite straightforward and less difficult. Camp III and Camp IV are separated by a wide traverse and zigzag slope. The adventure is led by seasoned climbers who instruct us with their knowledge. Rope repair is also required in a few places. 
We take some time to take pictures and create memories before heading back to the base camp. The fantastic sherpa team assists us in setting up camps and providing wholesome meals for the trip. 
From the peak's summit, we can observe stunning scenes covered in snow and summits like Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Cho Oyo, Barun Tse, and Manaslu, among others. 

We spent one more day at the base camp, cleaning up after ourselves. Our tour is environmentally friendly and carbon neutral. As a result, we will carry all the rubbish with us until we identify a suitable location for waste management. 

We also pack away the climbing gear and tools we utilize following a day of cleaning and packing. Under the Sherpa tradition, we will offer a prayer to the mountain gods for a successful ascent of Mt. Makalu. 

We leave for Yak Kharka early in the morning. The descent is a simple path. 
At Yak Kharka, we pitched our tents for the night. Residents plan a unique ceremony. We spent the evening singing and dancing to folk songs with the locals. 

After spending a lovely evening and enjoying traditional dance and taking part in it, we packed our belongings and departed the village of Mumbuk. We resumed our trip along the same route that brought us to Tashi Gaon village. At Tashigaon, we spent the night in a tent camp.

After breakfast, we depart Tashigaon as the trail winds through the hills' alpine trees. The trail then travels through Narbugaom's farmed fields. 
After leaving Narbugaon, we descend sharply till we reach a flat trail that takes us to the Seduwa trading village. We stopped at Seduwa and ate lunch. After leaving Seduwa, we cross the Arun Nadi and make a steady ascent to the town of Num. We spent the night in Num at a camp. 

We set out on foot for the steep stretch of the dense woodland after leaving the Num settlement. We travel there via the little pass of Daju la, at 2100 m. Then we hike to Kuwapani Village. 
Magnificent views of Mt. Makalu greet us as we arrive there. We continue our ascent toward the Chichiri. In the Chichiri settlement, we spend the night in a lodge. 

After breakfast, we begin our trip through the lovely Mane Bhanjyang villages in order to reach Khandbari. While at Khandbari, we stopped and ate lunch. 
After that, we make one last journey from Khandbari to Tumlingtar. It takes 5 to 6 hours to complete the walk. We spend the night at Tumlingtar in a lodge. 

After an early breakfast, we take a lovely flight from Tumlingtar to Kathmandu. You will be taken to the hotel after your arrival in Kathmandu, which takes around 45 minutes. You are welcome to stroll through the city at night. You'll spend the night at the hotel. 

On your hands, we have one extra day. You may take a city trip to view the sights. Earlier, it wasn't possible to see every monument in the town; here is your chance. Additionally, you could shop for trinkets on Thamel's streets. 
The Thamel neighborhood is renowned for its vibrant nightlife. Thamel has an endless supply of bars, cafes, pubs, and nightclubs where you can unwind. Many handicrafts and regional goods are ideal for bringing home as souvenirs. The hotel is where you'll spend the night.

An employee will pick you up from the hotel and drive you at airport.