Everest Base Camp Trek+Chitwan Tour – 15 Days

on our day first,we will pick you Up from the airport and we will directly transfer to the hotel and you will be served with a welcome drink. After that, our team will give you all the needed information about our trip. And we will spend our night at the hotel.

The next day after having breakfast we will fly to Lukla. Lukla is situated at 2,860meters (9,383ft). When we arrive at Lukla, we will prepare a trek to Phakding.which is situated at 2,610meteres (8,563ft). Phakding is a small village located in Khumbu region in nepal. The trail starts at Lukla to Phakding is the main stopping point for many trekkers on their way to Mountain everest. On the way to Phakding you will get to see lots of mesmerizing views of the mountains and also get to meet their local sherpas and tamang people. Phakding has several luxury hotels and they provide good facilities.

On our third day, we will trek From Phakding we will move to the Namche bazar. Namche Bazar is situated at 3,400 meters(11,286feet). Namche is the main trading center and hub for the Khumbu region.it is very popular for altitude acclimatization, and it's the gateway to the high himalaya. There are many restaurants, little cafes and there is also an irish pub, said to be the highest and most remote irish pub in the pub.

Namche Bazar is a stopping point for some of the trekkers to prepare for themselves before ascending to greater heights.there are many way to spend an acclimatization day at Namche bazar 1) by taking a short trek, 2)by strolling the Namche market, 3)by visiting sherpas cultural museum, 4)by visiting old houses and trying different cuisine, 5) last but not the least, also by exploring an Irish pub. There are so many things we can see and do around town during our rest/acclimatization.

Today, we will move forward from Namche to Tengboche.the trail we lead into lots of monasteries and even stupas, gompas and chortens.the views from there will amazed you. including Everest,ama Dablam, Lhotse,and many more. When we reach Tengboche, you will find the place full of prayer flags and covered with flowering Rhododendrons.

Today we will be moving from Tengboche to dingboche. In the Khumbu region, Dingboche is the last sherpa village.it is the best prime location for trekkers and climbers to rest and acclimatize there.you get to see mesmerizing views of mountains.

Dingboche has a great view point from where you can observe the great views of mountains. Acclimatization is essential for the trekkers so they could adopt the change of high altitude before heading to higher altitude . Hence, your body will find it difficult to breathe and might have to suffer from dizziness, so it is really important to acclimatize. We will be staying there. While acclimatizing,We will take a short hike around and explore the village as well as trying their cuisine and many more.

Our day starts with climbing along with stunning views of mountains and landscape. Lobuche lies close to the Khumbu glacier. There are two peaks, one is Lobuche west and another is Lobuche east.the trail will take you through amazing views.while hiking.we will be taking a small break with a great view. This journey not only shows off the natural beauty of the Everest regions, but also helps the trekkers to get used to the high altitude.

On our 9th day,the stunning views throughout the trek will be your motivation to keep trekking. You will get magnificent views of glacial lakes and grand mountains and you will also spot Mt. Everest multiple times. The Everest base camp trek is a challenging but rewarding journey that takes trekkers through the spectacular Khumbu region of Nepal, offering incredible views of Mount Everest and other surrounding peaks such as Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and Pumori. Everest trek will take you closer to the peak and you will get to collect amazing stunning views of the tallest peak on earth.EBC(Everest base camp) leads you to the amazing trails and with stunning views. The further you move the more you get to experience the beauty of trekking in Nepal, with amazing views of towering snow-capped peaks,deep valleys and glacial rivers.EBC trek is not only about the destination it’s more about the gathering experience.the stunning view will be your great motivation to keep trekking.The Everest Base Camp Trek is an unforgettable journey that offers not only stunning mountain views but also a deep cultural experience. Everest Base Camp is a life-changing experience, a testament to human perseverance, and a step closer to the “Roof of the World” – Mount Everest. We will be moving through the trials towards Gorakshep. Gorakshep the home land of sherpas people. The name "Gorakshep" is believed to be derived from the term "Gorak Shep," which translates to "the meadow of the raven" or "the place of the holy man," though the exact origin is unclear.. It is the final stop for many trekkers. Gorakshep has a few guesthouses and basic facilities for trekkers, though the conditions are quite basic due to the high altitude. The environment can be harsh, especially during winter, when the region experiences extreme cold and snow.

Kala patthar is one of the most famous viewpoints in the Everest region of Nepal. Situated at an altitude of 5,545 meters (18,192 feet), it offers some of the most breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Everest and its surrounding peaks. Though it is not the highest point on the Everest Base Camp trek, it is often considered one of the best places to get up close and personal with Everest and other towering mountains of the Khumbu range.For many trekkers, reaching Kala Patthar is considered the highlight of the Everest Base Camp trek, as it provides one of the most beautiful, panoramic views of Everest. After reaching the kala patthar we will descend to Pheriche. It is a popular stopover for trekkers because of its better accommodations and more moderate altitude, which helps with acclimatization. The trek from Kala Patthar to Pheriche is a beautiful descent that offers fantastic views, a break from the high-altitude challenges, and an excellent opportunity for acclimatization. It’s a part of the classic Everest Base Camp trek, and it marks the end of the strenuous trek to the highest point of the route while still being deep in the heart of the Khumbu region. After reaching Kala Patthar, the trek back to Pheriche is a good chance to rest and prepare for further trekking or your return journey. Whether you're descending for acclimatization, health reasons, or just enjoying the journey back, it’s a rewarding trek that highlights the stunning landscapes and culture of the Everest region.

The trek from Pheriche to Namche Bazaar is a significant descent, as it takes you down to a lower altitude. The distance between Pheriche and Namche Bazaar is about 12 to 13 kilometers (7.5 to 8 miles), and the trek typically takes around 5 to 7 hours depending on the pace, the trail conditions, and the number of breaks taken. While it’s mainly a descent, there are some uphill sections, particularly as you approach Namche Bazaar. The Pheriche to Namche Bazaar trek is a beautiful and moderate day of trekking that allows you to descend from high-altitude areas while enjoying spectacular views of the Everest region. The descent will provide some much-needed rest and recovery after your time spent at Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar. Namche Bazaar itself offers a chance to recharge, stock up on supplies, and reflect on your journey through the Khumbu region before continuing your trek or heading back down to Lukla.

The trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla is typically the final leg of the Everest Base Camp Trek, marking your descent back from the high-altitude regions of the Khumbu Valley. This trek takes you through villages, forests, and suspension bridges, and provides a relatively easier walk compared to the steep ascents you've encountered earlier in the trek. It’s mostly downhill, which offers a welcome break after the demanding hikes to Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar. The trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla is a beautiful, relatively easy descent after the more challenging sections of the Everest Base Camp Trek. It offers a chance to reflect on your incredible journey and savor the scenery of the Khumbu region one last time. Although it’s mostly downhill, you’ll still need to be cautious about your pace and the effects of altitude, and it’s important to stay hydrated and take breaks when needed. Once in Lukla, you’ll have completed one of the most iconic treks in the world—standing at the foot of Mount Everest, experiencing the culture of the Sherpa people, and trekking through some of the most spectacular landscapes on Earth. After reaching the Lukla, we will spend our night at the hotel and prepare for our next day.

Flying from Lukla to Kathmandu is typically the final leg of the Everest Base Camp Trek. The Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla (2,840 m / 9,315 ft) is one of the most famous—and challenging—airports in the world. The flight back to Kathmandu is an exhilarating experience, offering stunning aerial views of the Himalayas. The flight from Lukla to Kathmandu is a thrilling experience that marks the end of your epic trek to Everest Base Camp. The stunning views of the Himalayas, the unique challenges of flying out of Tenzing-Hillary Airport, and the unpredictability of the weather make this a memorable part of the adventure. enjoy the final leg of your journey as you leave the mountains behind and return to Kathmandu.

Chitwan, located in the central Terai region of Nepal, is a popular travel destination known for its rich biodiversity, stunning landscapes, and the Chitwan National Park. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the best places to experience Nepal’s wildlife, including rhinos, tigers, elephants, and various bird species.After settling in, we will enjoy the traditional Tharu cultural dance in the evening. The Tharu people are the indigenous community of the region, and their folk dances are a great way to learn about the local culture.

A full day of jungle activities in Chitwan, Nepal, offers a unique opportunity to experience the rich wildlife, lush forests, and scenic landscapes of Chitwan National Park. Here's an ideal itinerary for a day packed with adventure, nature, and wildlife in the jungle: Morning 1. Sunrise Canoe Ride -We will Start our day with a canoe ride along the Rapti River. The early morning light creates a magical atmosphere, and you'll likely spot crocodiles, water birds, and possibly a rhinoceros bathing or grazing near the river. -The canoe ride is a serene way to get into the mood for a day of jungle exploration and also offers fantastic photo opportunities. 2. Jungle Walk or Elephant Safari -After the canoe ride, we will headout towards the jungle for a guided walk or an elephant safari. A guided jungle walk gives us an intimate experience of the forest, where an experienced naturalist will point out various plants, birds, and animal tracks. -Alternatively, an elephant safari is a more classic way to explore the park, giving you a chance to spot bigger animals like tigers, rhinos, and deer while riding atop an elephant. 3. Breakfast Break -Return to our lodge for a hearty breakfast with a selection of local dishes or continental options. -Enjoy a relaxing break and take in the scenic views from your lodge or hotel. -Mid-Morning & Afternoon 5. Lunch -We will Enjoy our delicious traditional lunch at our lodge, which often includes local dishes like dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), and fresh fruit. 6. Jeep Safari or Bird Watching -In the afternoon, choose between a jeep safari or a more relaxed bird-watching tour. - A jeep safari is a thrilling option that covers a larger area of the park, increasing your chances of spotting tigers, rhinos, leopards, and other wildlife. The jeep can take you through different types of ecosystems within the park, including grasslands, riverbanks, and forested areas. -Alternatively, a bird-watching tour is perfect for nature lovers. Chitwan is home to over 500 species of birds, including kingfishers, hornbills, eagles, and waterfowl. An experienced guide will help you spot these incredible creatures. Late Afternoon 7. Relax at the Lodge -After an exciting afternoon, we will take some time to relax and unwind at our lodge. lodges offer excellent views of the surrounding nature, and this is the perfect time to reflect on the day's adventures. -If you're interested in local culture, we can also explore nearby villages or take part in traditional cultural activities at our lodge, such as Tharu dance performances. 8. Sunset View and Evening Nature Walk -As the sun begins to set, we can take a short evening nature walk around the lodge area. The soft evening light is ideal for capturing photographs and observing nocturnal creatures slowly coming to life. Evening 9. Dinner and Tharu Cultural Performance -After a day full of adventure, enjoy a relaxing dinner at your lodge. -To end the evening, enjoy a Tharu cultural performance. The Tharu people are indigenous to the region, and their cultural dance and music are often performed in the evenings for visitors, giving you a glimpse into their traditional way of life. A full day of jungle activities in Chitwan offers a diverse and immersive experience. From tranquil canoe rides and bird watching to thrilling safaris and cultural immersion, Chitwan National Park provides the perfect balance of adventure, relaxation, and education about Nepal's rich wildlife and culture.

On our 16th day, after having our early breakfast we will move back to Kathmandu and we will conclude our journey here.