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Bridging the border of Nepal and Tibet, Mt. Everest has only lured the most adventurous of travelers to experience its mountainous beauty. Take the country trail all the way to the base camp of Mt. Everest on this Adventure into Everest 15-day itinerary. The wonders of the mountain are seen best with the naked eye. Look forward to chatting with local sherpas, spotting exotic wildlife and trekking up one of the world’s most revered and fearsome peaks.

This itinerary is an example. It’s designed to inspire you and provide you with thoughtfully curated ideas. You can choose to do this exact itinerary or completely personalize it. All trips are 100% bespoke.

Highlights

  • Fly to the Top of the World: Charter a helicopter (fixed-wing aircraft flights prohibited during trekking season) into Lukla for what is described as one of the most beautiful — and adrenaline-inducing — flights in the world. In the area, travelers can acclimate in Namche Bazaar in the shadow of the Himalayas.
  • Best View of Everest: Gorakshep is the location of the original Everest Base Camp, which leads to the Khumbu glacier and eventually Kala Pattar. Here, travelers will find the best view of Earth’s highest peak.
  • The Sky in Style: For those who trek in comfort, the Yeti Mountain Home lodges provide fine accommodations and are among the highest altitude hotels in the world.

Day-by-Day

Day 1

Kathmandu

Fly into Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport, where you will be met by your guide and driven to your hotel. Relax in the afternoon before meeting your group for a short briefing on your fast-approaching trek. Spend the night in comfort at your hotel to rest up for your adventure ahead.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Dwarika's Hotel, Kathmandu, one of Kathmandu, Nepal’s most stunning pieces of architecture, sits within walking distance of the famous Pashupatinath temple, while also being just a short drive away from the airport.

History: The hotel hosts an impressive array of artifacts dating back as far back as the 13th century. The area itself is also teeming with ancient culture, with an impressive history that spans two millennia.

Service: Guests will love the warmth of traditional Nepalese hospitality for which this hotel is widely-praised.

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Dwarika's Hotel, Kathmandu Preferred Hotel

Day 2

Phakding

Early this morning, fly by chartered helicopter (fixed-wing aircraft flights prohibited during trekking season) from Kathmandu to the picturesque Lukla mountain town. The flight in is known as one of the most breathtaking flights in existence. Gaze in awe at the incredible Himalayan Range beckoning in the distance. Take a short break before beginning your trek. You will follow the northwest trail that begins at Phakding River. Upon reaching the town of Phakding, relax with a hot dinner and overnight in comfort at Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Phakding.

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The Mountain Lodges Nepal - Phakding perches at an altitude of 8,563 feet above sea level in an idyllic part of the Dudh Koshi river gorge, a 4-hour trek from Lukla. The lodge is offers 18 spacious and cozy ensuite guest rooms finished in a combination of traditional Khumbu and modern style with lashings of natural wood.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Phakding
Phakding

Day 3

Namche Bazaar

Take the Bhote Koshi trail into the wild. You will pass through a dense forest, pasture lands feeding local sheep and a lush valley. The valley is home to many Sherpa Settlements. Halfway through your trek, you’ll gain a stunning view of Everest and Lhotse. You will reach the thriving little town of Namche Bazaar. The town sits at nearly 1,200 feet. There’s a picturesque view of the revered mountain - Khumbila. Your trek will take about six hours. Overnight at the Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Namche and refuel in Namche Bazaar.

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The Mountain Lodges of Nepal – Namche sits 11,286 feet upon the upper slopes of Namche, the Sherpa capital, close to the Everest National Park headquarters and just a five-minute walk from the Sherpa Culture Museum. This comfortable, family friendly lodge is the ideal acclimatization station, a basecamp for cultural experiences, and spa treatments.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 4

Namche Bazaar

Relax a bit today to acclimate to your high altitude and explore Namche Bazaar, and do a bit of light trekking in the area if you wish. Travel to Khune, the small sherpa village that sits in the valley at the foot of Khumjung Khumbi Yul Lha. Pay visits to both Khumjung and Syangboche - small local villages nearby. Spend the afternoon breathing in the high altitude air and resting up in Namche Bazaar.

Day 5

Deboche

Begin the day by walking up to the nearby checkpoint to get the permits checked. After getting the go ahead, walk to the gargantuan prayer stone. Here the path will straighten out and you will once again gain an unrivaled view of the majestic Himalayas. Descend through the blooming rhododendron forest and keep your eyes peeled for local pheasant hiding in the undergrowth. Walk along the Imja Khla River and stop for lunch in the small town of Phunki. The town rests at nearly 1,100 feet. This afternoon, ascend towards the Tengboche Monastery. This tranquil retreat is among the most beautiful places on the planet. Delight at a stunning view of Everest’s Southwest face. This monastery is the traditional location where all who climb receive their blessing from the local monks. It’s an incredible spiritual and cultural experience, unique the world over. Continue to the village of Deboche where you end your five-hour trek and rest for the evening.

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Located at 3,820 meters, Deboche Lodge is Mountain Lodges of Nepal's newest property which offers a comfortable stay in quaint Deboche, a charming alternative to more busy stops along the Everest Base Camp trail. The lodge features 14 rooms, each well-equipped with electric blankets and ensuite bathrooms.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 6

Dingboche

Don’t blink or you may miss Nepal’s national bird - the elusive Danphe. Watch as colorful snow roosters flit up and down the mountain. Now on the wide, rounded slopes of the lower valley, you'll gently ascend to Orsho before crossing the river and end your day at the vibrant village of Dingboche. Today’s trek is around five hours long. Dinner and overnight at Dingboche in a local lodge.

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Scattered along the rugged footpaths of the Everest Base Camp trail, local lodges—often referred to as "teahouses"—offer trekkers a warm and welcoming respite in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring alpine landscapes. While amenities vary by altitude and remoteness, most lodges provide comfortable beds, hearty home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to connect with the Sherpa culture that defines life in the Himalayas.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Dingboche
Dingboche

Day 7

Dingboche

To help adjustment to the ever-increasing altitude, you'll spend two nights at the same height. So, today is free for a morning walk up the Imja khola valley towards Chukkung to see the glittering folds of glacier visible opposite. Rest your legs and continue getting used to the fresh, high mountain air. Enjoy dinner and spend the night at a local lodge.

Day 8

Lobuche

After breakfast, climb up past the chortens on the ridge above and take a gently rising path on the fell side above the main valley toward the mouth of the Khumbu glacier. Stop at Thugla for lunch then press on for a short but steep climb. From here, it’s a flat-ish couple of hours to Lobuche. Here you can fuel up with a hot dinner and catch some shut-eye after your six hours of trekking.

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Scattered along the rugged footpaths of the Everest Base Camp trail, local lodges—often referred to as "teahouses"—offer trekkers a warm and welcoming respite in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring alpine landscapes. While amenities vary by altitude and remoteness, most lodges provide comfortable beds, hearty home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to connect with the Sherpa culture that defines life in the Himalayas.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 9

Gorakshep

Start early and trek up the valley following the rocky moraine path, view icy glacial ponds and icebergs down below. After the last rocky moraine dunes, a short downhill walk brings you to Gorakshep, the flat field below Kala Patthar (5,545m) and Mt. Pumori (7,145m.) Gorakshep is the location of the original Everest Base Camp, as the new camp is further up the valley. As the trail winds through a rocky path, around the Khumbu glacier, the view of Nuptse, Lho-La and Khumbutse appear at the front of you. Sometimes an avalanche can be seen on the way. After witnessing a great moment, you retrace your steps back passing through the Khumbu glacier with magnificent views of Lobuche, Cholatse, Mt. Pumori and Tabuche. Today's trek takes around eight hours. Dinner and overnight at Gorakshep.

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About

Scattered along the rugged footpaths of the Everest Base Camp trail, local lodges—often referred to as "teahouses"—offer trekkers a warm and welcoming respite in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring alpine landscapes. While amenities vary by altitude and remoteness, most lodges provide comfortable beds, hearty home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to connect with the Sherpa culture that defines life in the Himalayas.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Gorakshep
Gorakshep

Day 10

Pheriche

Make an early morning ascent of Kala Patthar (5,140m) to catch the dramatic views and witness the first light of day caress the peaks of the mountains, particularly Mt. Everest. Later, make your descent. You have a quick climb up to the glacier side, then start to head down to Lobuche, down again to Thugla and then the final walk down the valley to your lodge for the night at Pheriche. Your trek today is five to six hours.

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Scattered along the rugged footpaths of the Everest Base Camp trail, local lodges—often referred to as "teahouses"—offer trekkers a warm and welcoming respite in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring alpine landscapes. While amenities vary by altitude and remoteness, most lodges provide comfortable beds, hearty home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to connect with the Sherpa culture that defines life in the Himalayas.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Pheriche
Pheriche

Day 11

Kyangjuma

Start with a downhill walk to Pangboche and continue further down to Deboche. From here, walk uphill to the crest of the ridge to the monastery at Tengboche. We then descend to Phunki Tenga. Re-crossing the river we have a last sustained pull back up to Kyangjuma. Your trek today is around five and a half hours.

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Scattered along the rugged footpaths of the Everest Base Camp trail, local lodges—often referred to as "teahouses"—offer trekkers a warm and welcoming respite in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring alpine landscapes. While amenities vary by altitude and remoteness, most lodges provide comfortable beds, hearty home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to connect with the Sherpa culture that defines life in the Himalayas.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 12

Monjo

The trail to Namche Bazaar clings to the steep, wooded slope beyond Kyangjuma, winding through several bends. Look out for wildlife such as mountain goats, snow leopards and colorful pheasants as you pass through the forest. A steep descent from Namche Hill leads to the suspension bridge, crossing the Dudh Kosi river near the confluence of the Dhudh Koshi and the Bhote Koshi Rivers. You'll cross the Dudh Koshi River twice at separate locations before reaching Monjo. We are out of the Sagarmatha National Park after exiting from its official entrance near Monjo and finally reach Monjo Village. Once you reach Monjo, relax and have dinner. Overnight at the Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Monjo.

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The Mountain Lodge of Nepal - Monjo is located on the edge of the Sagarmatha National Park, a day's journey from Namche Bazaar. The lodge is comprised of 11 cozy guest rooms with ensuite facilities and hot showers.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Monjo
Monjo

Day 13

Lukla

Most of the trail today is flat, though we will have some downhill walk and brief ascents too. Today, we further enjoy a combo of open plains, rhododendron and pine forests, and in the distant background Kwangde peak. As we walk through the Sherpa villages, we notice an impressive display of faith in Buddhism and cultural practices associated with it as prayer stones dot the landscape and prayer flags flap in the wind. We cross the Dhud Koshi River three times through the prayer flags strewn suspension bridges and also cross one of its tributaries, Thado Koshi once. The final ascent of about 45 minutes from Chheplung takes you to Lukla. Overnight at the Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Lukla for the last night of your adventure.

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At 9,318 feet, the Mountain Lodges of Nepal – Lukla lies at the very end of the Lukla Bazaar, a 10-minute walk from the airport. The lodge offers 20 sizeable rooms all having heated beds and private en-suite bathrooms with hot showers.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 14

Kathmandu

Finish your final day of walking as you cover the final distance to the Lukla Airport. Take a last glimpse of the breathtaking Himalayas. Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu. Once you reach Kathmandu, enjoy sightseeing in Nepal’s largest city. See the most revered stupa in all of Nepal - the Swayambhu. You can see a great view of the city, as well as several monkeys hanging around the area. The Boudha Stupa, Narayanhiti Palace Museum and the infamous “Freak Street” are all worth a gander. Spend the evening at a hotel in the city center.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Dwarika's Hotel, Kathmandu, one of Kathmandu, Nepal’s most stunning pieces of architecture, sits within walking distance of the famous Pashupatinath temple, while also being just a short drive away from the airport.

History: The hotel hosts an impressive array of artifacts dating back as far back as the 13th century. The area itself is also teeming with ancient culture, with an impressive history that spans two millennia.

Service: Guests will love the warmth of traditional Nepalese hospitality for which this hotel is widely-praised.

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Dwarika's Hotel, Kathmandu Preferred Hotel

Day 15

Departure

Pack up your belongings as your adventure ends. Reflect over your unique experience as you fly out of Kathmandu and the beautiful Nepalese countryside. 

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Dwarika's Hotel, Kathmandu
Preferred Hotel

Dwarika's Hotel, Kathmandu

Located just outside Kathmandu, near Pashupatinath, Nepal’s most sacred mountain, Dwarika’s Hotel, Kathmandu is the recipient of a prestigious World Heritage Award given for outstanding historical preservation. The 80 guest rooms and suites are decorated with intricately carved wood and terracotta work in the traditional Newari style and are equipped with wi-fi access. Krishnarpan, one of the hotel’s two restaurants, offers six- to 22-course authentic Nepali meals, Toran has Chinese and Indian specialties, while Fusion has live blues and jazz in a bar setting. Dwarika’s Hotel, Kathmandu has a spa with massage treatments and a swimming pool. The business center is fully equipped with broadband Internet access and secretarial services. The hotel is approximately a 10-minute drive from the airport in Kathmandu.

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Suggested Hotel For Day 2

Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Phakding

Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Phakding

The Mountain Lodges Nepal - Phakding perches at an altitude of 8,563 feet above sea level in an idyllic part of the Dudh Koshi river gorge, a 4-hour trek from Lukla. The lodge is offers 18 spacious and cozy ensuite guest rooms finished in a combination of traditional Khumbu and modern style with lashings of natural wood. En-suite bathrooms, heated beds, and soft, clean sheets ensure your comfort, along with the spectacular view of the mountains. Guesthouse facilities include an airy sunroom, a small in-house library, a dining room that serves an ala carte menu, and a well-stocked bar.

Suggested Hotel For Days 3–4

Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Namche

Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Namche

The Mountain Lodges of Nepal – Namche sits 11,286 feet upon the upper slopes of Namche, the Sherpa capital, close to the Everest National Park headquarters and just a five-minute walk from the Sherpa Culture Museum. This comfortable, family friendly lodge is the ideal acclimatization station, a basecamp for cultural experiences, and spa treatments. The lodge offers warm, dry, spacious rooms with indulgent bathrooms and hot running water, each room furnished with Tibetan rugs and English linens, and stunning views of the town’s iconic C-shaped layout and the intensely close Kongde mountain across the valley.

Suggested Hotel For Day 5

Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Deboche

Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Deboche

Located at 3,820 meters, Deboche Lodge is Mountain Lodges of Nepal's newest property which offers a comfortable stay in quaint Deboche, a charming alternative to more busy stops along the Everest Base Camp trail. The lodge features 14 rooms, each well-equipped with electric blankets and ensuite bathrooms. Common areas include a dining room, lounge, and amenities such as wi-fi, laundry service, and a spa.

Suggested Hotel For Days 6–7

Local Lodge

Local Lodge

Scattered along the rugged footpaths of the Everest Base Camp trail, local lodges—often referred to as "teahouses"—offer trekkers a warm and welcoming respite in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring alpine landscapes. While amenities vary by altitude and remoteness, most lodges provide comfortable beds, hearty home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to connect with the Sherpa culture that defines life in the Himalayas. Lower-altitude lodges tend to offer better infrastructure, with private rooms, attached bathrooms, and common areas heated by central stoves. As you ascend, the accommodations grow simpler, but still provide the essentials: clean bedding, communal dining halls, and spectacular views of snow-capped peaks. Though rustic by nature, these lodges play a vital role in supporting the trekking economy and preserving the region’s cultural traditions.

Suggested Hotel For Day 8

Local Lodge

Local Lodge

Scattered along the rugged footpaths of the Everest Base Camp trail, local lodges—often referred to as "teahouses"—offer trekkers a warm and welcoming respite in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring alpine landscapes. While amenities vary by altitude and remoteness, most lodges provide comfortable beds, hearty home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to connect with the Sherpa culture that defines life in the Himalayas. Lower-altitude lodges tend to offer better infrastructure, with private rooms, attached bathrooms, and common areas heated by central stoves. As you ascend, the accommodations grow simpler, but still provide the essentials: clean bedding, communal dining halls, and spectacular views of snow-capped peaks. Though rustic by nature, these lodges play a vital role in supporting the trekking economy and preserving the region’s cultural traditions.

Suggested Hotel For Day 9

Local Lodge

Local Lodge

Scattered along the rugged footpaths of the Everest Base Camp trail, local lodges—often referred to as "teahouses"—offer trekkers a warm and welcoming respite in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring alpine landscapes. While amenities vary by altitude and remoteness, most lodges provide comfortable beds, hearty home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to connect with the Sherpa culture that defines life in the Himalayas. Lower-altitude lodges tend to offer better infrastructure, with private rooms, attached bathrooms, and common areas heated by central stoves. As you ascend, the accommodations grow simpler, but still provide the essentials: clean bedding, communal dining halls, and spectacular views of snow-capped peaks. Though rustic by nature, these lodges play a vital role in supporting the trekking economy and preserving the region’s cultural traditions.

Suggested Hotel For Day 10

Local Lodge

Local Lodge

Scattered along the rugged footpaths of the Everest Base Camp trail, local lodges—often referred to as "teahouses"—offer trekkers a warm and welcoming respite in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring alpine landscapes. While amenities vary by altitude and remoteness, most lodges provide comfortable beds, hearty home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to connect with the Sherpa culture that defines life in the Himalayas. Lower-altitude lodges tend to offer better infrastructure, with private rooms, attached bathrooms, and common areas heated by central stoves. As you ascend, the accommodations grow simpler, but still provide the essentials: clean bedding, communal dining halls, and spectacular views of snow-capped peaks. Though rustic by nature, these lodges play a vital role in supporting the trekking economy and preserving the region’s cultural traditions.

Suggested Hotel For Day 11

Local Lodge

Local Lodge

Scattered along the rugged footpaths of the Everest Base Camp trail, local lodges—often referred to as "teahouses"—offer trekkers a warm and welcoming respite in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring alpine landscapes. While amenities vary by altitude and remoteness, most lodges provide comfortable beds, hearty home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to connect with the Sherpa culture that defines life in the Himalayas. Lower-altitude lodges tend to offer better infrastructure, with private rooms, attached bathrooms, and common areas heated by central stoves. As you ascend, the accommodations grow simpler, but still provide the essentials: clean bedding, communal dining halls, and spectacular views of snow-capped peaks. Though rustic by nature, these lodges play a vital role in supporting the trekking economy and preserving the region’s cultural traditions.

Suggested Hotel For Day 12

Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Monjo

Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Monjo

The Mountain Lodge of Nepal - Monjo is located on the edge of the Sagarmatha National Park, a day's journey from Namche Bazaar. The lodge is comprised of 11 cozy guest rooms with ensuite facilities and hot showers. All are decorated in a traditional Khumbu Style with natural wood features. There are king bed, twin bed, and triple bed options available. Electric mats and a thermos of boiled water keep guests toasty on a chilly night. There is a dining hall, which serves hearty dishes made using organic vegetables grown in the property's own greenhouse. Yoga sessions are also available.

Suggested Hotel For Day 13

Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Lukla

Mountain Lodges of Nepal - Lukla

At 9,318 feet, the Mountain Lodges of Nepal – Lukla lies at the very end of the Lukla Bazaar, a 10-minute walk from the airport. The lodge offers 20 sizeable rooms all having heated beds and private en-suite bathrooms with hot showers. The extravagant windows, both in guest rooms and common areas, boast deep wood frames that double as lounging spaces for admiring the spectacular sight of the Lukla Ri peaks. The lodge design combines Sherpa heritage with a contemporary Himalayan home, in wood, stone and glass. A grand Buddhist shrine fitted with prayer wheels centers the sprawling lobby, shared by a fully stocked bar. Upstairs, the dining room is indulgently ornate with traditional Sherpa murals on walls and ceilings.

Suggested Hotel For Day 14

Dwarika's Hotel, Kathmandu
Preferred Hotel

Dwarika's Hotel, Kathmandu

Located just outside Kathmandu, near Pashupatinath, Nepal’s most sacred mountain, Dwarika’s Hotel, Kathmandu is the recipient of a prestigious World Heritage Award given for outstanding historical preservation. The 80 guest rooms and suites are decorated with intricately carved wood and terracotta work in the traditional Newari style and are equipped with wi-fi access. Krishnarpan, one of the hotel’s two restaurants, offers six- to 22-course authentic Nepali meals, Toran has Chinese and Indian specialties, while Fusion has live blues and jazz in a bar setting. Dwarika’s Hotel, Kathmandu has a spa with massage treatments and a swimming pool. The business center is fully equipped with broadband Internet access and secretarial services. The hotel is approximately a 10-minute drive from the airport in Kathmandu.

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