Trip Facts

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Trip Duration 29 Days
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Trip Difficulty Strenuous
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Maximum Altitude 5,545m/18,192ft.
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Best Season To Visit March-May, Mid September-Mid December
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Average Group Size Min. 2 pax

Trip Overview

The Classic Everest Base Camp Trek offers a harmonious blend of nature, culture, and adventure. As you traverse the trail, you’ll journey through picturesque villages, alpine forests, and glacier-fed rivers, all with the majestic mountains as your constant backdrop. While the trail presents its fair share of challenging ascents and descents, the rewards of experiencing serene natural beauty are truly exhilarating. Additionally, this trek provides unique opportunities for cultural immersion as you engage with the local communities, basking in their fascinating mountain way of life and their warm hospitality that makes you feel right at home.

Embarking on this trek begins with a scenic drive of approximately 8 hours to Shivalaya, marking the starting point of your adventure. This trail follows in the footsteps of the legendary figures Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. What sets this trek apart is its captivating journey from the lowlands of Shivalaya to the lofty heights of Kalapatthar and Everest Base Camp, and onward to the stunning Gokyo valley. The trek concludes with a return to Lukla, where you’ll catch a flight back to Kathmandu.

Please note that this is a sample itinerary for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek, and we are more than willing to customize the program to align with your specific preferences. For further information, please don’t hesitate to contact our Travel Expert.

Trip Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive at Kathmandu Airport

Altitude above sea level: 1,302 m

Driving Time: Approx. 30 minutes, depends on traffic

Accommodation: Hotel Tibet or similar

Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International airport, our representative will be awaiting you to cordially welcome you with great hospitality. The representative will be displaying the “Nepal Sanctuary Treks” placard outside the airport terminal.

You will be then escorted and transferred to the hotel in our private vehicle. Further, you will be given a brief description of the activities that will take place during the upcoming trip and a preliminary briefing on hygiene and safety by our representative.

Day 02: Cultural Introductory Tour and Trek Preparation

Altitude above sea level: 1,302 m

Tour Duration:  Approx. 8 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Hotel Tibet or similar

Meal: Breakfast

9:00 AM: After breakfast, we start our guided cultural tour around Kathmandu Valley. On this cultural tour, you will experience the numerous colors, sounds, and tastes of authentic Kathmandu and its surroundings. Our experienced tour guides will tell you all you need to know and answer all your curiosities regarding those sites.

Kathmandu Durbar Square

You will head towards Kathmandu Durbar Square, also called Hanuman Dhoka Durbar. This ancient site used to be the residence of the Nepali royal family and administrators. It incorporates an architecturally extraordinary complex of ancient palaces, temples, courtyards, and shrines dating from the 15th to the 18th century.

The prominent sites of Kathmandu Durbar Square are Kumari Ghar or the house of the living goddess.  Kasthamandap is a huge rest house that is said to have been built with wood from a single tree and is the source of which Kathmandu valley got its name. Other sites around Kathmandu Square are the ferocious Kal Bhairab – the red monkey God- Hanuman, hundreds of erotic carvings, temples, and statues dedicated to different deities.

Swayambhunath:

Swayambhunath (monkey temple), is the magnificent ancient religious architecture and center of faith of Hinduism and Buddhism. Its lofty white dome and dazzling golden spire are visible from far and wide. Swayambhunath is the ideal place to observe the religious harmony in Nepal.

Upon arriving at the top, you can hear the Buddhist song “Om Mani Padme Hum” resounds everywhere. The candles and the aromatic fragrance of incense that burns constantly create a serene vibe and enormous prayer wheels which encircle the stupa.

PM: Boudhanath

Then we drive towards Boudhanath.  From the moment you step into the sanctuary, you’ll immediately feel the spiritual energy that comes from the place. Boudhanath is one of the biggest stupas in Nepal, built in the 5th century and listed on the world heritage list by UNESCO in 1979. The surrounding area is a central spiritual hub of Tibetan life and culture in Nepal. You can see the beautiful dome-shaped structure stupa surrounded by brilliant colorful prayer flags. It is believed that prayer flags convey mantras and prayers into the universe while fluttering in the wind. The Stupa is said to entomb the remains of Kassapa Buddha.

You can witness monks draped in maroon robes rolling the prayer wheels, burning incense, and flickering butter candles. Moreover, it’s fascinating to see the people feeding grains and maize to hundreds of pigeons around stupa areas. The devotees turn the prayer wheels & chant, which is humbling to see such dedication to their beliefs.

Delight in the serenity as you hear the Buddhist mantra ‘Om Mani Padme Hum’ being chanted by devotees, alongside the echo of music streaming out from the nearby shops.

Pashupatinath

Moving on, you will visit the Pashupatinath temple, a Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva located on the bank of the Bagmati River. The word Pashupati means “the king of animals” and the temple is famous for its monkeys. You will be visiting the Pashupatinath area to indulge in a spiritual journey.

Pashupatinath is more than just a religious destination. It is a combination of religion, art, and culture. The temple, spread across 246 hectares of land, abounds in temples and monuments. Hundreds of rituals are performed here every day. You will get to witness people performing the religious ritual and funeral pyres burning at open-air cremation. Also witness elaborately dressed holy men meditating outside the temple and pilgrims placing offerings at the shrines.

After touring around prominent sites, you will be transferred safely back to your hotel.

Day 03: Drive Kathmandu- Shivalaya

Altitude above sea level: 1,790 m

Driving duration: 8–9 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

After early breakfast, you leave Kathmandu for the long drive to Shivalaya via Araniko Highway. The scenic drive provides wonderful views of the eastern Himalayas, including Langtang, Dorjee Lakpa, Ganesh, Lirung.

The drive goes all the way through Kodari road (Tibet road) then turns off to Jiri & passes through the Bhote Koshi River. This river is one of the well-known rivers for water-based activities such as rafting and kayaking.

You reach Shivalaya after crossing several hills and rivers. Shivalaya is a picturesque village also known as the gateway to Everest.

Day 04: Trek Shivalaya-Bhandar

Altitude above sea level: 2,200 m

Hiking duration:  5- 6 hours approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

After a hearty breakfast, you continue your journey to the village of Bhandar. The trail provides beautiful scenery of villages, grazing cattle, and green fields. Thereafter, you pass through the forests of rhododendron and oak trees.

Further, you hike up again to Sangbadanada (2,150 m) and continue uphill to Deurali Pass (2,705 m). You hike up through the forest, and then cross a stream and then ascend the pass at Deurali. Witness a superb view of Dudh Kunda Himal, Khatanga, Karylung, and Pikey peak from the pass. Also, you can see the grid of Mani walls, carved thousands of times with the Tibetan Buddhist mantra.

Thereafter, follow the trail covered with beautiful rhododendron clusters, which plunge straight down to the hillside. After an hour, you will reach the periphery of Bhandar.

Day 05: Trek Bhandar-Sete

Altitude above sea level: (2,575 m)

Hiking duration: 7 – 8 hrs. Approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

We further descend the trail from Bhandar through deep forests crossing a few streams passing the small settlement of Dokharpa. Again passing through some streams ahead, we reach Likhu Khola Valley. Crossing over the second suspension bridge, we ascend the ridge to reach the settlement of Kenja. The trail to Lamajura La pass begins from here. Snow clad peaks are visible as we ascend. Some hours of hard climbing takes us to Chimbu. Taking the right trail we continue about 2 hours to get to Sete. Overnight at Sete

Day 06: Trek Sete -Junbesi

Altitude above sea level:(2,670 m)

Hiking duration: 7 – 8 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

We take an uphill climb to Lamjura La through forests of pine, magnolia, maple, birch and rhododendrons. Pass by the villages of Dagchu and Goyem, we reach the highest point between Jiri and Namche Bazzar at Lamjura La pass at 3,530 meters covered with prayer flags, which offers a panoramic view of the surrounding green mountains. We descend the pass to Tragdobuk and Junbesi. We spend the afternoon here, exploring the most delightful village (Junvbesi) before Namche. Overnight at Junbesi.

Day 07: Rest day explore Thupdten Chholing Monastery above Junbesi Village

In the morning, after breakfast, we visit the surrounding hills and some Buddhist Monasteries. Junbesi is a good place to take a rest day and there are some of the interesting sidewalks to Buddhist Monasteries in the surrounding valleys. The valley of Junbesi Khola runs north towards Thubten Chholing Monastery, a huge Tibetan Buddhist Monastery founded by the revered Lama Trulsik Rinpoche, who fled to Nepal from Rongbuk Gompa in Tibet with a large group of Anis (Nuns) and monks in the 1960s. Since then, many more refugees have fled to Thubten Chholing en route to join the Dalai Lama at Dharamsala in India. The small monastic cells dotted around the hillside are reserved for private meditation by resident monks and nuns. The trail to Thupten Chholing starts in front of the Junbesi Gompa and follows the west bank of the Junbesi Khola upstream past a Chorten. Cross to the east bank by the powerhouse at Mopung, and then climb the ridge to the Gompa. After visiting the Monastery, we retrace our way back to our Lodge.

Day 08: Trek Junbesi-Nunthala

Altitude above sea level: (2,250 m)

Hiking duration: 7 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Head up the valley through the forest again, where you will catch your first sighting of Everest and the surrounding peaks. The closer mountains will appear much taller than Everest at first. Cross the suspension bridge of Ringmo Khola then ascend to the village of Ringmo, where you will pass extraordinary examples of Tibetan architecture. Descend through one more dense forest packed full of life before reaching Nunthala where you will spend the night.

Day 09: Trek Nunthala- Bupsa

Altitude above sea level: (2,300m)

Hiking duration: 6 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Shortly after leaving Nunthala you will reach the Dudh Koshi River – Milk River in Nepali. You will see why as you cross the suspension bridge above the foaming white rapids of the river. From here you turn north and head towards the overnight destination of Bupsa – a gradual ascent up the valley.

Day 10: Trek Bupsa- Surkhe

Altitude above sea level:(2,290 m)

Hiking duration: 6 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

From now, the remainder of the trek will be largely uphill as you slowly make your way to the base camp. The day starts with an ascent through a forest bustling with monkeys and verdant foliage before reaching some barren hillside. You will pass some small villages before you reach Surkhe, a small village located just below the Lukla airstrip.

Day 11: Trek to Monjo

Altitude above sea level: (2,840 m)

Hiking duration: 6 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

We start to climb north to Chaurikharka, a large scattered village with a monastery and a high school. It is known as the breadbasket of the Khumbu area because the land is very fertile for barley, wheat, and enough green vegetables. Today we can see many trekkers from Lukla coming back from Everest Base Camp. From here the path is quite busy with trekkers, porters, and pack animals. Additionally, there are a few hours of good scenic walking which will bring us to Monjo.

Day 12: Trek Monjo- Namche Bazaar

Altitude above sea level:(3,445 m)

Hiking duration:4–5 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Today there is a long and steep climb up to the trading town of Namche Bazaar. Halfway up the hill, we are rewarded with our first views of Everest and Lhotse. Namche is the largest town in the Khumbu and has superb views of Thamserku (6,648m), Kwangde (6,220m) and Khumbila (5,700m).

Day 13: Acclimatization day in Namche

Today we take a rest day to allow us to adapt to the gain in altitude. There is plenty to do in and around Namche, we can take a short walk above the town to get a view of Everest. There is also an interesting Sherpa Culture Museum which is well worth a visit. We will return to the lodge for lunch and in the afternoon you can either relax or visit the Bazaar.

Day 14: Trek Namche- Tengboche

Altitude above sea level:(3,867 m)

Hiking duration: 5 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Straight through Namche’s town, join the main trail emerging onto a precipitous canyon wall above the Dudh Koshi. Continue to a junction in the trail then descend to the river, crossing the bridge at Phutenga, 2 hours from Namche.  Ascend steeply up a forested ridge to a saddle, a little less than 2 hours away. Thyangboche’s monastery lies here with its spectacular views of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Kangtega, and Thamserku.

Day 15: Trek Tengboche- Dingboche

Altitude above sea level:(4,350 m)

Hiking duration: 5–6 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Teahouse lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Trekking past the Gompa, which holds the famous Yeti scalp, at Pangboche, are the summer yak pastures and here lies no doubt as to the Spartan lives of Sherpas. Beyond this, it is as well to understand that overnight sleeping facilities can reflect the harshness of our surroundings. Much of the walking in this area is of comparatively gentle gradient, although a leisurely pace is anyway recommended due to the high altitude.

Day 16: Acclimatization and hike day at Dingboche

Altitude above sea level: Nangkartshang ((5,080 m),  Chukung village (4,730 m), Samso Chopo Ridge (5,140 m)

Hiking duration: Optional 3 hours hike to Nangkartshang (View Point), Chukung village approx. 5–6 hours,  Samso Chopo Ridge 6 hrs. Approx.

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

You spend the acclimatization day of your Everest Base Camp trek in Dingboche today, utilized by short hikes to a higher elevation to adapt yourselves to the heights.

Hike to the Nagerjun Hill would be a great option to spend time at Dingboche. Nangkartshang nestled above Dingboche on a hill at the edges of the Chukkung valley. The hike provides the panoramic views of Lobuche East (6,119 m), Lobuche West (6,145 m), Kangtega (6,685 m), Taboche Peak (6,367 m), Thamserku (6,608 m), and the Ama Dablam (6,856 m).

Alternatively, you can also embark on a couple of hours’ hike towards Chukkung, a way to Island peak and superb views of Amadablam, Makalu, and accompanying the Himalayas.

Also, you have the option to take a day hike to Samso Chopo Ridge. This hike is one of the least crowded and most picturesque of the trip. The hike provides a chance to witness 360-degree views in addition to the Mahalangur Himal range of the Himalayas. Though it is a steep, 2,700-foot climb, you will be rewarded with stellar views once you get to the summit, and well worth the effort.

Day 17: Trek Dingboche- Lobuche

Altitude above sea level: (4,931 m) Lobuche

Hiking duration:  5 hours approx.

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

After having an early breakfast, you start trekking uphill gradually along a plateau of yak herder shelters. The trail offers superb views of mountains like Everest, Cholatse, Lobuche, and Pumari spread out before us in a contrasting and spectacular landscape.

After two and half hours of gradual walk, we will reach Thugla nestled below the terminal moraine of the Khumbu Glacier-the the highest glacier in the world.  From Thugla, the trail goes directly up the terminal moraine of the Khumbu Glacier before turning left just past the climber and Sherpa memorial. The memorial park is for all the people that had lost their lives climbing Everest, some with inscriptions detailing their accomplishments, and others with no more than a simple pile of rocks.

You are now away from the tree line area and into the glacial moraine. From here, you caught the first sight of Kala Patthar. The trail now descends slowly and flows to the western side until you reach the valley of Lobuche.

Day 18: Trek Lobuche – Gorak Shep – Everest Base camp - Gorakhshep

Altitude above sea level: Gorak Shep (5,288 m), Everest base camp (5,360 m)

Hiking duration: (Lobuche – Gorak Shep) 3hrs approx. (Everest base camp)   4–5 hrs approx.

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Today is the main day as you summit Everest Base Camp (EBC). After breakfast, get prepared and hike along the rocky terrain alongside the Khumbu glacier to EBC. Leaving Lobuche, the trail to Gorak Shep is extraordinary through the rocky moraine undulating trail.

After a light lunch at Gorakshep,  continue to hike to Everest base camp. You trek across the rocks towards the several colorful prayer flags that mark the spot.  Celebrations and screams fill the air as you reach the spot that marks where base camp is. Once you step into base camp, you will be encircled by massive snow-capped mountains. Spectacular views of the notorious Khumbu icefall were revealed in proximity.

After spending a remarkable time in the base camp, you take a descent back to Gorakshep.

Day 19: Trek to Kalapatthar- back to Lobuche

Altitude above sea level: 5,545 m (Kalapathar)

Hiking duration: (Gorak Shep – Kalapathar) 3hrs approx, (Kalapathar-Lobuche) 3-4 hrs. Approx

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

In the early morning, you set off for Kala Patthar, the big hill located next to Gorak Shep. ‘Kala’ means black and ‘Pathar’ rock, together with being ‘Kalapathar’ or black rock. The hike to the summit of Kala Patthar, altitude of 5,545 meters / 18,192 feet, is tough but well rewarded. Kalapathar is a popular vantage point for panoramic vistas of Mount Everest, Nuptse, Lhostse, Pumori, and several other peaks. Like sunrise and sunset, the views are more vibrant. Kalapattar is one of the prime highlights of Everest Base Camp Trek.

After soaking up the captivating views from Kala Pathar, you will begin descending back down to Gorakshep for the breakfast. Thereafter, you continue to trek down to Lobuche.

 

 

Day 20: Trek Lobuche - Cross Dzong La

Altitude above sea level: (5,200 m) Dzong La

Hiking duration:  4 hrs. Approx.

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

After breakfast, you leave Lobuche behind and head towards Dzong La. Today you take a decent trail to Dzong La on the right bank of the Dudhkoshi River. You will pass through the villages, the Chola Tso Lake, and towards Dzongla. Dzongla lies at the base of the Cho La Pass, connecting the main Everest Base Camp trekking trail to the Gokyo region. It is also a summer yak herding ground for yak farmers in the area. You can witness remarkable views of Ama Dablam and Taboche as well as mild visibility of Cholatse Lake.

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Day 21: Trek Dzong La - Cho La - Thangnak

Altitude above sea level: (5,400 m) Cho-La, Thangnak (4,620 m)

Hiking Duration: 7-8 hrs. Approx.

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Today you will take an early breakfast and set off for a long day with the scenic view of Cholatse. At the first steps, you ascend latterly up on the moraines and gushing little lakes. The trail is rewarded with beautiful scenery and breathtaking views, which make it more worthy of the dedication and the motivation to carry on.

After a few hours of uphill then you reach Cho La, From the top, you can savor the magnificent views of many snow-capped mountains like Taboche, Cholatse, Baruntse, Thamserku. Thereafter, continue to descend to the Ngozumpa Glacier; which is well known as the longest glacier in Nepal. Then continue to hike further, which takes you to Thangnak. It is a small Sherpa settlement nestled beneath great rock walls, just a stone’s throw from the Ngozumba Glacier.

Day 22: Trek Thangnak - Gokyo

Altitude above sea level: (4,800 m) Gokyo

Hiking Duration:  2 hours approx.

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

After breakfast, you cross the Ngozumpa Glacier and ascend the lateral moraine valley. Further, you pass the first Gokyo lake Longponga Tsho and the second Gokyo lake Taboche Tsho.  Taboche Tsho is a larger one where green brainy ducks are frequently seen swimming in the freezing waters. From here, you will trek and reach the picturesque Gokyo village. The village Gokyo is situated onshore of the third Gokyo lake Dudh Pokhari (milk lake) and is surrounded by mountains.

Day 23: Ascend Gokyo Ri and back to Gokyo Village

Altitude above sea level: (5,486 m) Gokyo Ri

Hiking duration: 4–5 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Early in the morning, you have to take a steep ascent to the top of Gokyo Ri. From the Gokyo Ri viewpoint, savor an incredible view of tranquil Gokyo lakes, Gokyo valleys, and the entire Khumbu Himalayas, comprising the giants; Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, Cho-Oyu, and Gychung Kang.

Further, you climb to the fourth Gokyo Lake, which is situated only around 3 km north of Gokyo and the fifth Gokyo Lake is a little far from the fourth lake. A hike up a near hill will get outstanding views of the beautiful Gokyo valley, the massive Ngozumpa Glacier, and breathtaking panoramic sights of all Khumbu Himalayas with the world’s highest Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Cho Oyu, Makalu and Gychung Kang. After spending time basking in Nature’s glories, you trek down to Gokyo village.

Day 24: Trek Gokyo-Dole

Altitude above sea level: (4,200 m) 

Hiking duration: 3-4 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

We descend on a trail along the Dudh Koshi River and pass the first Gokyo lakes. On the way, we also enjoy views of the Cholatse and Taboche peaks. Our trail descends before climbing a hill. After reaching the Chorten at the edge, we see great views of Thamserku, Cho Oyu, and Kangtega mountains. We walk past Machhermo, Luza and Lhafarma villages before reaching Dole. Overnight in Dole.

Day 25: Trek Dole-Monjo

Altitude above sea level: (2,835 m)

Hiking duration: 5 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

We descend on a steep trail to Phortse Thanga admiring rhododendrons, wildflowers, and waterfalls. We also come across mountain goats, musk deer, pheasants, etc. From Mong, we can admire a good view of the Khumbila peak. On our way to Namche, the view of Taboche, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Kangtega mountains are ours to admire. After walking for a while, we reach an intersection where the trail from Sanasa meets our trail. We walk on a trail that clings to a forested slope beyond Kyangjuma, winding through several bends. We retrace our steps back to Namche Bazaar and then down to Monjo village overnight.

Day 26: Trek Monjo-Lukla

Altitude above sea level: (2,840 m)

Hiking duration: 5 hrs. approx.

Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

From Monjo we carry on the descent of the Dudh Khosi valley through the villages of Phakding, Ghat, and Cheplung. At Chaurikharka we start ascending the final hill of the trek to reach Lukla. Overnight at Lodge.

Day 27: Flight Lukla-Ramechhap-Drive back to Kathmandu

Altitude above sea level: (1,302 m) Kathmandu

Flight Time: 25 minutes approx.

Driving duration: 4 hrs. approx. (Ramechhap-KTM)

Accommodation: Hotel Tibet or similar

Meal: Breakfast

You will have an early breakfast and fly back to Ramechhap from Lukla airport. Once you land at Ramechhap airport, you will take a drive back to Kathmandu.

Day 28: Leisure Day at Kathmandu

Altitude above sea level: (1,302 m), Kathmandu

Accommodation: Hotel Tibet or similar

Meal: Breakfast

It’s also a spare day in case of bad weather in Lukla if we could not fly on the scheduled date and time, or we can organize a guided day tour in or around Kathmandu. You can spend your leisure time shopping for souvenirs for your beloved ones or simply relax after an exhausting but momentous adventure.

Day 29: Final Departure

Meal: Breakfast

It is time to fly back home, keeping all the incredible experiences of Nepal in mind. The representative from Nepal Sanctuary Treks will transfer you to TIA airport, where you should check in 3 hours prior to your scheduled flight.

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