• Arrive at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport and transfer to the hotel in Kathmandu. 

• Take a short briefing about the tour and trek program ahead.

• Spend free time visiting nearby historic/countryside areas or resting.

• Sightsee in Kathmandu World Heritage site, where the Nepal guide will show the UNESCO enlisted temples. They boast the superb ancient and medieval Newari art and architecture rich for a unique fusion of Hinduism and Buddhism. 

• Explore the city’s major places of interest. 

• Meet the trek leader/guide in the afternoon for the trek briefing and for the final trek preparation.

• Sample a delicious traditional Nepalese dinner in an authentic Nepalese Restaurant with cultural dances.

Pick up in the morning for a drive to the Domestic Airport. 

• Enjoy the incomparable first scenic flight. Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla (2827m). The flight itself is exciting. Fly parallel to the Himalayan giants bordering Nepal and the Tibetan side of China. Flight time is about 40 minutes and land at an airstrip built by Sir Edmund Hillary and the Sherpas in the mid-1960s. 

• Meet the porters who carry the equipment during the trek. 

• Explore the village before hitting the trail. 

• Descend towards the Dudh Kosi River, passing through lucky prayer stones and prayer flags. 

• Join the main trail to Namche Bazaar and to the great areas of the Adventure destinations. The walk is easy and after passing through the small village of Chheplung (2650), Ghat (2550m), reach the lodge at Phakding. Visit local people around, rest, reading books or play new card games.

• Start the day from Phakding and cross the river to walk through tracts of blue pine and rhododendron forest that is very spectacular in the spring, when the flowers are in bloom. 

• Cross the Dudh Kosi River at the end of Phakdingma staying on the east and west bank of the river, enjoy a great view of the snow-capped peaks of Kusum Kanguru (6369m) and Thamserku (6623m). Take a short walk to Monjo (2835m) and have lunch. 

• Ascent to Namche Bazaar. It is a short walk to the entrance of the national park. Descend quite steeply to again cross the Dudh Kosi to Jorsale (2805m). The trek continues upstream on generally flat terrain, crossing back to the right bank, to the confluence of the Bhote Kosi and Dudh Kosi Rivers. 

• Climb steeply to the village of Namche Bazaar, after crossing a large and stable suspension bridge high above the river. A slow and steady pace is recommended in this section of the climb. Make the most of the fantastic photographic opportunities as the peaks of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse and Taweche come into view for the first time. Take time on this path which is used by the local peoples as a 'foot highway' on this important trading route. 

• At Namche, stay in a lodge in the heart of the village. (6:30 hrs)

• Stay at Namche for a second night to allow proper acclimatization to the high altitude and to enable full exploration of the town and its surrounds. Namche is a prosperous village, situated in a large, protected hollow. It gained its importance during the period when Tibetan salt was traded for the lowland grains of Nepal. 

• Go on guided walks. Take a steep climb out of the village bowl to the flatter areas around and above Shyangboche Airstrip, Everest View Hotel where beautiful views of Everest, Amadablam, Lhotse, Tawoche, Peak 38, Thamserku abound. There are various options, including a walk with a series of great peaks rearing to well over 6,000 meters just to the west. 

• Explore the national park headquarters to see the interesting displays of Sherpa lifestyle and culture.

• Trace the route to Tengboche weaving in and out of side valleys, making small ups and downs, to the teashops of Kenjoma, and join the trail from Khumjung just before a collection of Mani stones. The views of Everest and Ama Dablam are excellent from this part of the trek. Pass the small settlement of Sanasa from where the trail drops towards Phunki Thanga (3250m). From here, the trail climbs steeply through forests and around Mani stones as it follows the side of a hill to the saddle on which the monastery of Tengboche sits at 3870m. The view from here is rightly deemed to be one of the world's most magnificent. Kwangde (6187m), Tawachee (6542m), Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse (8501m), Ama Dablam, Kantega and Thamserku provide an inspiring panorama of Himalayan giants. 

• Spend the night in Tengboche village (5 hrs).

• Start descending through forests of birches, conifers and rhododendrons to the village of Dingboche. From here, the level trail passes many Mani walls in a deep rhododendron forest. 

• Cross the Imja Khola River, and climb the route past some magnificently carved Mani stones to Pangboche (3901m). This is the highest year-round settlement in the valley, and the Pangboche Gompa is the oldest in Khumbu once contained relics that were said to be the skull and hand of a yeti. Beyond Pangboche, the route enters alpine meadows above the tree line, mostly consisting of scrub juniper and tundra. 

• Cross Imja Tse River and arrive in Dingboche, which is a labyrinth of walls and pastures. Dingboche is the valley made by the Imja Tse River that flows down from the Island peak. This is the best valley to be to feel just in the lap of the beautiful Mountain Amadablam, Kantega and other peaks. (5 hrs).

The most important thing to acclimatise in high altitudes is a slow ascend. Therefore, it is imperative to spend an additional night at Dingboche to aid the acclimatisation process. 

• Spend the day to hike to the Nzagazong Parbat to the height of 5000m from where the view is just marvellous. 
• Have majestic views of Island Peak (6189m), the rehearsal trekking peak, the south face of Lothse and the giant of Ama Dablam, Mt. Makalu(8030m). After enjoying the views, return back to Dingboche (4 hrs)

• Trek up the valley to Lobuche and ensure being hydrated. From Dingboche, ascend the small ridge behind the village above Pheriche Valley. From the Chorten at the top, the peaks of Taweche and Cholatse (6440m) dramatically line the valley to the west. To the north, Lobuje Peak (6119m) and the snowfields of the Cho La can be seen. 

• At Dughla (4620m), take a light lunch at the foot of the huge terminal moraines of Khumbu Glacier, which has flowed off Everest, and in the afternoon, climb steadily to reach a ridge with a line of memorial cairns, built in memory of Sherpas and other climbers who have died on various Everest expeditions over the last 50 years. From here the view is spectacular; Pumori (7145m), Lingtren (6697m), Khumbutse (6623m), and, across the border in Tibet, Changtse (7550m) are seen at the head of the valley, whilst Everest is hidden behind the towering walls of Nuptse and Lhotse. Then, follow the valley stream to the lodge at Lobuje, arriving early afternoon. (5 hrs)

• Hike to the western side of the broad Khumbu valley and ascends gently through meadows beside the glacial moraine. The ascent becomes steeper and rougher as it crosses several side moraines. After rounding a bend in the trail, the conical peak of Pumori comes into view. On the lower slopes of this mountain, a ridge extending to the south terminates in a small peak, known as Kala Pattar (5545m), meaning 'black rock'. The trail then makes a short descend onto the sandy, flat expanse of Gorak Shep. 

• Continue to the current Everest base camp, which is about a 4-hour return walk from Gorak Shep. 

Return to this small settlement after the visit to the base camp (6 hrs).

• Go to Pheriche, while retracing back to Dughla and then, go straight downhill from the bridge to reach a lower trail, staying high above the valley floor. The views from here are great valley, meadow. You can easily recognise Lobuche Peak and the Cholatse is visible in the distance to the left of Ngazong Parbat. It is amazing how quickly we retrace the trail that was a challenge to ascend en route to Everest Base Camp. 

• Be well acclimatised and head quickly back downhill to Dughla taking a different route following the wide alpine valley to Pheriche for a long tea break. There is a trekkers’ aid post here, supported by the Himalayan Rescue Association which although not manned year-round is well worth a visit if open. (7 hrs)

• Ascend a short steep trail to the top of a small ridge for great views of Imja Valley, Ama Dablam and Kantega, before taking lunch at Orsho. 

• In the afternoon, descend to Shomare and later pass through Lower Pangboche to reach the suspension bridge over the Imja Khola River and retrace our steps to Debuche and on to Tengboche. (6hrs)

• Descend steeply to the suspension bridge at Phunkitenga and after a break and a cup of tea, cross the Dudh Kosi and ascend to Tashinga. From here, the trail contours high above the valley through Shanasa before returning to Namche Bazaar, where the stay is. Enjoy a final opportunity to visit the shops in the bazaar. ( 5 hours)

• Head back to Phakding through the busy Namche. Descend down to Jorsale bridge through the jungle and rough trail down and then walk to the Monjo through Riverbank, cross the long suspension bridge and then gradually go up and down to Phakdingma. This is a short and sweet walk to have rest on your way back before getting to the Lukla the next day. (3hrs)

• Retrace steps back to Lukla. 

• Head forward from Phakding after breakfast and, although the final ascend to Lukla is a surprise for most trekkers, reach the airport in the early afternoon. Lukla is famous for its end of trek celebrations, although we should not overdo it, as the plane ride back to Kathmandu is not best enjoyed with a hangover. (3 hours)

• Rise early in the morning to be ready for the arrival of the aircraft for the flight back to Kathmandu. 

• Meet at the airport and go to the hotel, located in Kathmandu (of your choice). Do not miss to clean yourself, laundry and rest to feel the low altitude.

• Have a party night. The guide can recommend the best and memorable restaurant to experience party time and place.

• Spend leisure time in Kathmandu. It’s indeed time for the souvenir hunting around Kathmandu’s noted places having an optional trip to tranquil historic Heritages. We provide extra drive and drop services anywhere.

• Meet the guide in the hotel for the departure. Transfer to Kathmandu’s International Airport.