On the first day, we will arrive in Kathmandu (1300 m) which is the capital city of Nepal. It’s a busy crowded city and you can also do your last-minute shopping from here. If time permits, you can also visit the Pashupatinath Temple. You can also exchange your currency from here. Night stay at a hotel in Kathmandu.

On our 2nd day, we will take a bus ride from Kathmandu (1300 m) to Ramechhap (1218 m). The distance travelled is 132 km which will take 6 hours to reach. Ramechhap is a popular tourist destination in Nepal which has beautiful natural beauty. The Ramechhap Airport (Manthali) is an alternative airport to Kathmandu airport to reach Lukla by flight. Night stay at Ramechhap in a hotel.

On the 3rd day of our trek, we will take a flight from Ramechhap (1218 m) to Lukla (2860 m) and from there will trek to Phakding (2650 m). Today our trek finally starts. After breakfast, we will visit Ramechhap Airport (Manthali) and will take a flight to Lukla which will take 20 minutes to reach Lukla. The landing to Lukla is one of the most challenging and is a cup of tea for only experienced pilots. The flight experience is truly one of a kind and you will get some remarkable views of the Himalayan mountains from the flight. Lukla is a small Himalayan hamlet that has no road connectivity, it can only be reached by foot or by a flight. From Lukla, the trek starts for Pkahding (2650 m) which is 7 km in distance and will take around 5 hours to reach. The trail starts from the forest and initially there will be a descent and after that an easy ascent to our campsite in Phakding. On our way to Phakding, we will find the trail carved with Tibetan Buddhist prayer inscriptions. Night stay at a tea house in Phakding.

On the 4th day of our trek, we will trek from Phakding (2650 m) to Namche Bazaar (3450 m). The distance travelled today is 11 km which will take around 7 hours to reach, hence we will start early after breakfast. From today the trail becomes difficult. Initially, we will walk by the banks of the River Dudh Kosi and after that will cross high suspension bridges. After that, the trail is full of ascent and descent until we reach Monjo village for lunch. From here after showing our permits, we enter the Sagarmatha National Park. From here, there is a descent towards the banks of the River Bhote Kosi at Jorsalle village. After this, there is a sharp ascent through dense forests. After some time, we will cross the last suspension bridge for today, and from there, we will ascent for another 600 m to reach out next campsite – Namche Bazaar. Night stay at a tea house in Namche Bazar.

On the 5th day of our trek, we will rest and acclimatize our body in Namche Bazaar. Do not miss the magical sunrise over the high snow-capped peaks of the Khumbu region. Namche Bazaar is a small Himalayan hamlet on the way to EBC and as the name suggests, there are lots of tea shops and souvenir stores. Enjoy the day to your ease and explore Nepali culture. Have breakfast and lunch with the most beautiful scenic view of Mt Everest, Ama Dablam, along with other peaks in the Khumbu region. You can also visit the Sherpa Cultural Museum. Night stay at Namche Bazaar.

On the 6th day of our trek, today we will trek to Tengboche (3870 m) from Namche Bazaar (3450 m). The distance travelled today is 10 km which will take around 6-7 hours to reach. We start after breakfast and during the stone-paved path, one can get a magnificent view of Mt Thamserku and Ama Dablam. Tengboche is a small valley at a high altitude and as you move further up the valley, you will get the views of Everest along with Lhotse and Nuptse. Moving further ahead, there is also a chorten dedicated to the most renowned Tenzing Norgay. After this with some ascent and descent, we will reach Tengboche and will have lunch. Night stay at Tengboche.

On the 7th day of our trek, we will trek from Tengboche (3870 m) to Pangboche (3985 m). Today we have an easy walk of 3.1 km that will take around 1.5 to 2 hours to reach. Since today is a short walk, we will have a relaxed breakfast and then will start walking. As you leave Tengboche behind, you will get breathtaking views of the Kongde range behind you. The route to Pangboche is not the usual route but you will get some awesome views of the mountains throughout the trail. Pangboche is a quaint little Himalayan village that is surrounded by a monastery and right below the mighty Ama Dablam. The Kantega and Tabuche peaks can also be seen from Pangboche. Night stay at Pangboche.

On the 8th day of our trek, we will trek from Pangboche (3985 m) to Ama Dablam Base Camp (4580 m) and back to Pangboche and then trek to Dingboche (4345 m). Today will be a long walking day so we will start early in the morning. The distance from Pangboche to Ama Dablam Base Camp is 6 km each way which will take around 6 hours to complete. The trail involves descent towards Imja Khola River and then ascent to Cholungche Kharka which is a significant viewpoint. The surrounding landscape is absolutely breathtaking from here. From here there is the less traversed trail to Ama Dablam Base Camp which is also known as Mother’s Necklace. The Ama Dablam Base Camp offers astounding views of the high Himalayas including Ama Dablam, Everest, Thamserku, Cholatse, Lhotse, Nuptse, Lobuche, Pumori, Lhotse Shar, Tabuche Peak, and Minbo Glacier. After spending some time there we will trek back to Pangboche. We will take a short break and will start for our trek to Dingboche. The distance travelled is 6 km it will take around 4 hours to reach Dingboche. The Lobuche river will be on our left side and after a series of moraines, we will finally reach Dingboche, which is another quaint little Himalayan hamlet. We should reach by the evening. The most iconic moment of today will be a breathtaking sunset that you should not miss. Night stay at Dingboche in a tea house.

On the 9th day of our trek, we will trek from Dingboche (4345 m) to Lobuche (4903 m). The distance travelled today is 8 km and it will take around 5-6 hours to reach Lobuche. Lobuche is considered to be the second-highest village in the EBC trail. Today’s trail will give you the magnificent opportunity to witness the mighty and the most challenging Khumbu Glacier as you will be walking by its side for a significant section of the trail. The trail offers views of Taboche, Jobo Lhaptshang, and glimpses of Ama Dablam and a zig-zag ascent known as the Thukla Pass. After crossing the Thukla Pass, there is the graveyard known as the Everest Memorial. Please pay your respects to those who have lost their lives while climbing Everest. After this, there will be a gradual descent along the river side and after crossing the stream there will be another gradual descent to reach Lobuche. Please note that Lobuche is quite famous for hitting AMS as it is located at a high altitude so make sure you carry all the medicines for AMS. Night stay at Lobuche.

On the 10th day of our trek, we will trek from Lobuche (4903 m) to Gorakshep (5200 m). From Gorakshep, we will have an excursion to Kala Patthar (5550 m) and will return back to Gorakshep. The distance from Lobuche to Gorakshep is 6 km that will take around 3-4 hours to reach. From Gorakshep, Kala Patthar is 2 km away, so the return journey will take another 3 hours. Gorakshep is the highest village in the EBC trail. The view from today’s entire trail will leave you awestruck as you get a 360-degree view of snow-capped mountains along with the Khumbu Glacier. We will have our lunch at Gorakshep and after lunch will go for the next leg of the trail – trek to Kala Patthar. Kala Patthar is an important point of the trail and a must-visit as this is the point from where you will get the best view of Mount Everest. From the top of the Kala Patthar, you will get an unparallel view of Everest, South Col side, and also the famous Hillary’s steps. There is a serpentine path that takes to the Black Mountain or the Kala Patthar. Spend some quality time there and return back to Gorakshep. Night stay at Gorakshep in a tea house.

On the 11th day of our trek, we will trek to the Everest Base Camp (5360 m) from Gorakshep (5200 m) and then will trek to Dzongla (4830 m). Today is one of the important days in the trek. The distance from Gorakshep to Everest Base Camp is 3 km which will take around 3 hours. The climb to EBC is fairly moderate and the Khumbu Glacier ridge is very windy. The trail also offers spectacular views of Mt Pumori in the right and Nuptse in the left. Finally from the Everest Base Camp you get to witness the Khumbu icefall. Trust me, when you literally come face to face with the biggest mountains of the world, your heart will flutter with joy and this feeling is surreal. No amount of money can give you this memory of a lifetime. There is a small hike on the Khumbu Glacier in order to reach EBC and this will give you a feeling what it is actually to climb this beast of a mountain. Engulf the beauty of nature as much as possible and from there we will trek to Dzongla. The distance travelled from here is ----- km which will take ---- hours to reach. Night stay at a tea house in Dzongla. It has been a long day today so it is time to take rest.

On the 12th day of our trek, we will trek from Dzongla (4830 m) to Thangnak (4750 m) via Cho La Pass (5428 m). The distance travelled is 9 km which will take around 9 hours to reach. Today is actually the day that will truly test your physical fitness and endurance and will challenge you to the core. We will start very early before sunrise. From Dzongla there is a sharp ascent full of boulder patches that will be difficult to climb. From the boulder patch, we will start moving towards the Cho La Pass. Depending on the presence of snow, we will put crampons. There is a sharp ascent towards the glacier. Please remember, that the climb is extremely arduous and should be done slowly. Please be very cautious and follow all the instructions in your guide. Do not do anything on your own today. Stick to the left of the glacier and ascent to Cho La Pass is quite steep and is filled with rubble and scree. After crossing the pass, there will be a descent full of boulders so be very careful. Finally, we will reach Thangnak. Today you will get the most beautiful view of Ama Dablam from a completely different side. Night stay at Thangnak in a tea house.

On the 13th day of our trek, we will trek from Thangnak (4750 m) to Gokyo (4650 m). The distance travelled is 7 km which will take around 6 hours to reach. Wake up with a beautiful morning view of Ama Dablam, Kusum Kangru, and Mera Peak. After breakfast we start our trek. Today we will cross the Ngozumpa Glacier. Be very cautious while crossing the glacier as there will be ascents near the crevasses of the glacier along with an array of ascents and descents. Once you will reach the top of the glacier, you will get clear views of Gokyo village, Gokyo Lake, Gokyo Ri, and Cho Oyu. After crossing the glacier, we will finally reach Gokyo village. Night stay at Gokyo in a tea house.

On the 14th day of our trek, we will take a rest at Gokyo village. Wake up to a beautiful sunrise in Gokyo village and followed by a refreshing breakfast, we will trek towards the Gokyo Lakes and Gokyo Ri (5360 m). The Gokyo Lakes are oligotrophic lakes located in the Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal just at the foothill of Gokyo Ri. The total distance travelled from Gokyo to Gokyo Ri and back to Gokyo is 7 km which will take around 5 hours. Our first stop will be at the Gokyo Lakes. The breathtaking landscapes of the Gokyo Lakes with its turquoise and emerald colour water and the surrounding high Himalayan mountains is something to behold forever. The reflection of Cho Oyu and Gyachung Kang in the water of the lakes will make you speechless. It seems like the god himself has painted these lands, the beauty of this place is so much magnified that words will not be enough to justify the actual beauty of this place. From there we will climb by the ridge to the Gokyo Ri. From the summit of the Gokyo Ri you will get unobstructed and breathtaking views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Ngozumpa Glacier. Spend some quality time at the top and engulf the ethereal beauty of nature in absolute silence. From here we will trek back to Gokyo village. Night stay at Gokyo.

On the 15th day of our trek, we will trek from Gokyo (4650 m) to Dole (4200 m). The distance travelled is 9.5 km which will take 5-6 hours to reach. The trail today is mostly downhill through villages and over the Dudh Koshi River Valley. While walking through the trail, we will get great views of Cho Oyu, Cholatse, and Machermo Peak. When you cross through the forest trail, keep a close eye as you might come across with Nepal's national bird, Danphe in this region. Night stay at Dole in a tea house.

On the 16th day of our trek, we will trek from Dole (4200 m) to Namche Bazaar (3450 m). The distance travelled is 8 km which will take 6 hours to reach. From Dole we will descend towards the river and from there will ascend through the rhododendron forests. After this comes the hilltop where we will take a break. From here we will move towards the Dudh Koshi Canyon. The trail offers breathtaking views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam. From here we will descend towards Namche Bazaar. Night stay at Namche Bazaar in a tea house.

On the 17th day of our trek, we will trek from Namche Bazaar (3450 m) to Lukla (2840 m). The distance travelled is 16 km which will take 6-7 hours to reach as the trail is mostly downhill. After breakfast we will start our trek and our first stop will be Hillary Suspension Bridge. From here we will cross several villages via Phakding and will finally reach Lukla. Our trekking days comes to an end at Lukla and our last evening at the tea house in Lukla will be a grand party reminiscing the beautiful memories of this epic trek. night stay at Lukla in a tea house.

On the 18th day of our trek, we will fly back to Kathmandu. You will reach Kathmandu before evening and spend the remaining day enjoying the markets of Kathmandu.