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<h2>Where is Mount Everest Located?</h2><h2>Introduction</h2>Mount Everest, the highest summit above mean sea level, soars to 8,848.86 meters; it is the most towering monument to human effort and adventure. Located in the lap of majestic Himalayas, its stretch sprawls across the borders of Nepal and Tibet that constitute a part of the autonomous region of China.This peak invites adventurers, mountaineers, and explorers worldwide to its elevation of about 8,848.86 meters above mean sea level.<h3>Geographical Location</h3>While the massive massif of ever Mount Everest has uniquely formed between Nepal and Tibet, it covers about two-thirds of Nepal's district Solukhumbu, from where scholars know the famous South Base Camp, a carrier destination for those making their first attempt at the mountain from the Nepalese factor. The remaining one-third of the population belongs to the Tibet Autonomous Region, China, where a very different perspective with an alternative route is found, the North Base Camp.<h3>Exact Coordinates</h3>The precise location of Mount Everest on map can be pinpointed at:- Latitude: 27°59′17″N- Longitude: 86°55′31″E<h2>South Base Camp: Nepal Side</h2>The South Base Camp is located in the Solukhumbu District of Nepal and is the central hub of Everest's southern approach. During its peak season, from March to May, this camp is abuzz with activity as climbers and trekkers prepare to conquer the mountain. It serves as the launch point for ascents up Everest and constitutes a rich tapestry of culture that informs trekkers about Sherpa heritage while providing the services necessary for adventurers.&nbsp;Our <a href="https://www.hopnepal.com/packages" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(0, 0, 238);">HopNepal packages</a> cater to trekkers' preferences and budgets, targeting South Base Camp and beyond.<h2>North Base Camp: Tibet Side</h2>The North Base Camp, on the Tibetan turf, offers quite a different experience than that of its southern counterpart. Although technically located in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, reaching this base camp is a questionable peradventure because there are strict Chinese regulations regarding acclimatization periods and getting permits way ahead. This otherwise logistically challenging camp offers a far quieter and less crowded route to Everest's peak, offering climbers an unchanged perspective of the mountain's northern face.<h2>Climbing Routes</h2>Quite a few routes up Mount Everest are dangerous, and each one has a hard time for climbers. The two most popular routes are via the South Col from Nepal and the North Col from Tibet. These routes become notorious for hazardous landscapes, unpredictable weather conditions, and the debilitating effects of high altitude. One needs to be physically fit and mentally strong, with meticulous planning, to negotiate demanding paths.<h2>Cultural Significance</h2>Besides its physical grandeur, Mount Everest has enormous cultural value for Nepalese and Tibetan peoples. Under different names in Nepali (Sagarmatha) and in Tibetan(Chomolungma) the mountain is considered holy and of immense spiritual importance to people.&nbsp;Sagarmatha formed from two words 'Sagar' representing Sky and 'Matha' representing forehead. Sagarmatha represents forehead of Goddess Sky which provides a sense of pride for Nepali people.&nbsp;It forms part of their cultural identity that displays strength against natural forces, symbolizing the spirit of adventure and discovery so close to these local communities.<h2>Environmental Considerations</h2>Also, the interest in Mount Everest as a summit venue has brought about concerns regarding environmental conservation. The region surrounding Everest consists of unique biodiversity and hosts delicate ecosystems threatened by the effects of tourism and climbing activities. Attempts are being made to maintain sustainable tourism practices, protect the natural environment, and still allow adventurers to experience the beauty of Everest.<h2>Local Communities and Tourism</h2>Interest in Mount Everest goes beyond the physical challenge and cultural significance to the local communities in Nepal and Tibet. Tourism-based activities on Everest provide critical economic livelihood opportunities for Sherpa communities in Nepal and Tibetan communities in Tibet. These communities are engaged in various activities meant to sustain climbers through logistics, guiding services, hospitality, and other value additions that enhance visitors' experience in the region.<h2>Conclusion</h2>Mount Everest symbolizes more than a geographical feature; it represents the unconquerable human spirit of exploration, reaching, and making goals. Viewed from either the vivacious South Base Camp in Nepal or the sedate North Base Camp in Tibet, Everest still holds power to enthral and puzzle every soul that dares to stretch out toward its peak. It is the pinnacle of human resilience and part of the cultural heritage that inspires adventurers and is in the pride of Nepalese and Tibetan peoples alike.Mount Everest evokes the vision of a dual identity straddling Nepal and Tibet, strands of reverence soaked in culture, and the lifetime adventure. As we continue doing so in this grand exploratory framework, we also immediately adopt the responsibility for preserving its natural beauty and cultural significance to be experienced and cherished by posterity.

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Discover the location of Mount Everest, the world's tallest mountain, situated in the majestic Himalayas on the border between Nepal and Tibet.

Mount Everest Location - Where is the World's Highest Peak?

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On this day, we hike to the viewpoint at Kala Patthar to enjoy the panorama of majestic mountain peaks and then return to Pheriche where we stay overnight.

Day 10 : Hike till Kala Patthar (5545 meters) and return to Pheriche (4250 meters)

We get back to Namche Bazaar following the same path from Pheriche. We stay here for the night.

Day 11 : Move to Namche Bazaar (3440 meters)

On this day, we return to Lukla and stay here overnight.

Day 12 : Head to Lukla (2800 meters)

We separate this day as an extra day just in case we are late to Lukla from trekking or if any emergency occurs.

Day 13 : Day reserved in case of late arrival or for emergency

We fly back to the capital, Kathmandu from Lukla on this day which marks the end of our journey in the Himalayas.

Day 14 : Return Kathmandu

This is your last day in Nepal if you leave the country on this date. You will be assisted to the airport from where you fly back to your next adventure or native country.

Day 15 : Leave Nepal

You arrive in Kathmandu on this day and stay at the hotel in Kathmandu overnight.

Day 1 : Reach Kathmandu

On this day, we make sure all important permits are prepared for the trek.

Day 2 : Preparation of permit

We catch the scenic flight to Lukla from Kathmandu. Upon reaching Lukla, we trek till Phakding and stay there overnight.&nbsp;

Day 3 : head to Lukla via flight (2800 meters) and move to Phakding (2651 meters)

From Phakding, we head to Namche Bazaar which is at the height of 3440 meters. We stay in Namche for the night.

Day 4 : Move to Namche Bazaar (3440 meters)

We spend the day in Namche Bazaar for acclimatization since we have scaled a higher altitude and we need to acclimatize to the rising elevation. We hike to Syangboche (3780 meters) on this day and return to Namche where we stay overnight.

Day 5 : Rest day at Namche Bazaar and move to Syangboche (3780 meters)

We move ahead from Namche and get to Deboche which is at 3820 meters.

Day 6 : Head to Deboche (3820 meters)

We leave Deboche to move forward to our next stop for the day which is Dingboche village at the altitude of 4410 meters.

Day 7 : Deboche to Dingboche (4410 meters)

We move forward to Lobuche from Dingboche on this day.

Day 8 : Move to Lobuche (4910 meters)

From Lobuche, we head to Everest Base Camp which is the main highlight of our trekking journey and then we return to Gorakshep (5170 meters) for the night.

Day 9 : Head to Everest Base Camp (5360 meters) and return Gorak Shep (5170 meters)

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Everest Base Camp Trek

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On this day, we take an early flight to Lukla where our Everest trek will commence. We will meet our trekking crew in Lukla and start our trekking journey as reach there. We first descend to Cheplung village as w savor the view of Mt. Khumbila, the sacred mountain which has never been scaled by anyone. We then descend to Phakding, our overnight stop.

Kathmandu-Lukla (via flight); trek to Phakding (2652 meters, around four hours)

We will move across Mojo to reach Namche Bazaar. Some travelers make a stop at Mojo (if you are willing to stop, you can visit the Mount Kailash Teahouse as it offers hot showers.) We enter the Sagarmatha National park now. We will have abundant time to enjoy in Namche Bazaar, the market town of the Sherpas. You will probably catch the first glimpse of Mt. Everest here.

Phakding-Namche Bazaar (3438 meters): takes around five to six hours (11 km)

After a hearty breakfast in Pangboche, we ascend to Pheriche which is a popular lunch place for trekkers. After we walk over a flat route and pass some tea shops, we reach Thukla. We stay at a lodge or a teahouse on a full board basis.

Pangboche-Thukla (4620 meters)

After eating breakfast, we climb uphill to reach the Everest Base Camp trail and walk past the Pyramid, Lobuche Pass (5110 meters) along with the Gorak Shep Tsho lake in Gorakshep. We eat lunch in Gorakshep and walk across Camp and Pumori B.C to reach Everest Base Camp (5364 meters). We return to Gorakshep to stay overnight. Overnight stay in a lodge or teahouse on a full board basis.

Thukla- Everest Base Camp (5364 meters, around seven hours)

On this day, we walk ahead enjoying the view of sun rays falling on the snowy peaks like Lhotse, Nuptse and Mt. Everest to reach Kala Patthar (5550 meters). We descend to Dingboche en route Lobuche and finally reach Pheriche. We stay overnight in Pheriche at a lodge or teahouse on a full board basis.

Head to Kala Patthar and return to Pheriche (5644.5 meters)

We descend down to the same trail comprising of stone walls as we pass by places namely Tengboche and Deboche and arrive at Phunke Tenga. We cross a picturesque suspension bridge over the Dudh Koshi river and move towards Namche Bazaar. We will enjoy the views of majestic Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Thamserku and Tawache.

Return to Namche Bazaar (3440 meters, around six hours)

We commence our journey as we head to our destination for the day that is Lukla. We move downhill alongside the river, Dudh Koshi. We walk past many suspension bridges, monasteries as well as villages before we reach Lukla. We spend the day in Lukla relaxing as this is our last day around the mountains. Overnight stay in Lukla.

Namche Bazaar-Lukla(2860 meters, around seven hours)

This day marks your final day in Nepal. You can exchange emails with your travel mate and organize the photos. Our representative from Sherpa Expedition &amp; Trekking will leave you to the airport just three hours before the flight. You go back to your native country.

Final Departure

In the morning, we take an incredible scenic flight all through Lukla and Kathmandu and bid farewell to the great Everest region's fantastic landscapes. Upon arrival through the renowned Tribhuvan airport, you will be transferred to your designated dwelling hotel, where you can relax and enjoy your entire journey.&nbsp;In the evening, you will be treated to a special farewell dinner to celebrate the excellent finishing of your great Everest adventure. This meal, filled with great local food, is a chance to share memories of the trek and enjoy the great hospitality of the nation of Nepal. After this fine gathering, you'll go to your hotel for a comfortable overnight stay, finishing your unforgettable Himalayan journey.

Return Kathmandu

When you arrive at the Tribhuvan airport, happy and waiting for Sherpa Expedition &amp; Trekking staff members will greet you warmly and take you to your designated hotel. Once there, you can settle in, relax, and rejuvenate after completing your journey.&nbsp;In the evening, enjoy the warm welcome dinner organized through the Sherpa Expedition &amp; Trekking. Here, you will eat delicious and healthy local cuisine and experience genuine Nepali hospitality and kindness. After dinner, retreat to your comfortable dwelling place for a restful overnight stay in the beautiful city of Kathmandu.

Reach Kathmandu (1400 meters)

We head to Tengboche from Namche Bazaar as we relish the view of Ama Dablam, Kangtega, Taboche, Lhotse, Shar, and Thamserku. As we move forward, we walk past an army barrack in Phunke Tenga and reach Tengboche and stop for lunch. We visit the popular monastery of Tengboche and move forward. After ascending for two hours, we pass by the place named Deboche where we come across the head office of National park. We reach Pangboche which is popular for the Pangboche Gompa. We stay overnight at a lodge or teahouse on a full board basis.

Namche Bazaar- Pangboche (3930 meters, 5/ 6 hours)

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Mount Everest, the highest summit above mean sea level, soars to 8,848.86 meters; it is the most towering monument to human effort and adventure. Located in the lap of majestic Himalayas

Where is Mount Everest Located?

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This marks the final day of Nepal trek. On this day, you had back to your native land or move forward for your next travel adventure. Thank you for traveling with us.

Farewell to Nepal

From Pokhara, we drive back to Kathmandu.

Return  Kathmandu

We fly back to the city of lakes, Pokhara on this day and we can spend the day relaxing and resting. Or we could go stroll around exploring places in Pokhara.

Return Pokhara via a flight

We visit the temples at Muktinath and explore the area for a bit and trek to Jomsom en route Lupra. This is going to take approximately seven hours.

Visit temples; Trek to Jomsom en route Lupra

On this day, we cross the Thorong La pass and head to Muktinath. This will take us around eight to ten hours.

Cross the Thorong La (5,414 meters); trek to Muktinath (3,810 meters )

We move ahead to reach Thorong Phedi at 4490 meters which takes us around three to four hours to reach.

Head to Thorong Phedi

We head to Yak Kharka (4090 meters) which will take us around three to four hours.

Move to Yak Kharka

We spend this day around Manang taking rest and acclimatizing to the increasing altitude.

Rest and acclimatization day at Manang

We trek to Manang (3500 meters) on this day.

Head to Manang

We reach Pisang in approximately five hours. Pisang is at the height of 3190 meters.

Trek till Pisang

We move to Chame (2630 meters) on this day; we reach Chame from Bagarchhap in approximately five hours.

Head to Chame

We head to Bagarchhap which is at the altitude of 1700 meters; this will take us around six to seven hours.

Move to Bagarchhap

We drive to Chamje to start our trekking journey. This will take around eight hours en route Besisahar.

Head to Chamje via drive  (1,430 meters); eight hours en route Besisahar

We spend this day preparing for the trekking journey and getting our permits checked for trekking.

Trek preparation and permit inspection

On this day you arrive at Kathmandu and stay the night at a hotel in Kathmandu.

Reach Kathmandu (1,300 meters)

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The second day in Chitwan National Park we will let you experience jungle safari which will be very enjoyable. You will observe an elephant bath as well as Asian one-horned rhinoceros, Royal Bengal Tigers, elephants, python, crocodile, deer and more. You can go for a canoe ride and have a jungle walk as per your feeling. Stay overnight at the hotel.Meal Included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

Day 10 : Chitwan Jungle Safari Activities

On this day, we will leave for Kathmandu. Relishing your memories from such a wonderful time in Chitwan, it takes about 5 hours to reach Kathmandu. Stay overnight in Kathmandu.Meal Included: Breakfast

Day 11 : Chitwan to Kathmandu (146 Kms) 5 Hrs

After you land at Tribhuvan International airport, you will be welcomed by our office representative. As he will be holding the company plate, it will be easy for you to recognize him. Then after, he will transfer you to the hotel. At the dusk, our guide will give some update about our trek and directions. Overnight at hotel inclusive Breakfast.

Day 1 : Arrival Kathmandu

Day tour of Kathmandu city, after breakfast in the morning you will be picked up by our driver to take you to Swayambhunath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa and Patan Darbar Square. Afternoon, a tour of Patan, also known as Lalitpur or the “city of beauty” is the oldest city in the valley. Overnight at your hotel in Kathmandu.Included Meals: Breakfast

Day 2 : Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing

You will be having early breakfast for a long drive of 5 to 6 hours of the exciting scenic city in Pokhara which is located at Mid-west of Nepal which will give you pleasing scenic of Annapurna Himalayas along with calm lakes of Phewa and Begnas. On reaching Pokhara, you will be transferred to a nice hotel beside the calmness of Phewa Lake, with your interest to wander around the calm city where you can visit temples of stores, shops, restaurants as well as lakeside.Meal Included: Breakfast

Day 3 : Drive by bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara

After breakfast, about 1 and half hour Drive through great village Lumle brings you to Nayapul. The trek begins from here and you should get excited enough. Falling at first on a stairway and then crossing high above the river on a wide, stone-paved track to a large and rich town Birethanti (1000m). The trekking trajectory today tracks twisting bamboo forests and waterfalls with plunge pools tempting you for an energizing swim. Beyond a meadow used by pony caravans, the trajectory reaches a small village Sudami, where you can have your lunch. After lunch climb gradually up the side of the valley to reach Hille (1510m) and after a brief walking, you will arrive at Tikhedunga, where you will occupy the overnight at guest house.Meal Included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

Day 4 : Move to Nayapul; head to Tikhedhunga ( four hours)

We will hike to Ghorepani passing Ulleri Village on this day. This is one of the most vital days of the full trek. Ghorepani essentially lies at the height of 2860m and takes about 5 hours to reach. On the way, we will cross Tikhedunga and also go crosswise a river through a bridge suspended over Bhurungdi River. Furthermore, we will pace pass by browsing background and sophisticated regions through oak as well as rhododendron woods. We will then reach Nangethanti and then lastly reach Ghorepani. Stay overnight at a tea house.Meal Included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

Day 5 : Head to Ghorepani; around four hours (2860m)

This day offers the unforgettable memory you will ever have. We will move early in the morning to Poonhill which is situated at the height of 3210m. After we reach the top of Poon Hill, we will be mesmerized by charming sunrise over the eye-catching peaks like Machhapuchare, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and several more peaks. Then, we will pace our way through to Tadapani taking just around 6 hours. Stay overnight at a tea house.Meal Included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

Day 6 : Early in the morning Hiking up to Poonhill (3210m) and trek to Tadapani 4hr (2100m)

We will walk to Ghandruk that is situated at the height of 1900m and appears like the community is unaffected by modernism. On the way, you can detect striking sub-tropical valleys, thick rhododendron woods, and frozen waterfalls. You will observe villagers who apart from agricultural spend their time knitting baskets, clothes, and handle their resources. We can also view enormous Himalayan views of Dhaulagiri (8,167m), Tukuche (6920m), Hiunchuli (6441m), Nilgiri (6940m), Annapurna South (7219m), Machhapuchare (Fish Tail) (6993m), Annapurna I (8,091m), Lamjung Himal (6931m) and many other peaks. Stay overnight at a tea house.Meal Included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

Day 7 : Trek to Ghundruk 4 hours (1920m) from Tadapani

We will walk downhill to reach Nayapul trekking for around 6 hours. We will also pass the foraging manors on the way in Modi River valley. We will stroll downhill with green sophisticated farms to Modi River. Then, we will go back to Nayapul. Finally, we will return back to Pokhara. Stay overnight at the hotel.Meal Included: Breakfast/Lunch

Day 8 : Trek to Ghundruk to Nayapul to Pokhara (4 – 5 Hr)

We will move from Pokhara to Chitwan which will take about 4 hours driving. On this day, we will visit the Park Visitor’s center where you can see the record of about plants and animals in Chitwan National Park. We can also grasp dusk sights soothing on the bank of Rapti River. In addition, you will also witness Tharu cultural dance performed by the local villagers.Meal Included: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

Day 9 : Pokhara to Chitwan 160 Kms (4- 5 Hrs)

The day has come for you to return back reluctantly to your hometown after this blissful and adventurous tour in Nepal. Last day in the land of Himalayan Wonders, as per your international flight time depart from the hotel for the airport for your international flight back to home countries or other respective destinations.Meal Included: Breakfast

Day 12 : Final Departure on your own Destination

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You will get a rest day at Namche for acclimatisation before scaling higher altitude areas. At Namche within areas of a short distance, you can go to a viewpoint namely the Everest View Hotel which is within walking distance that takes four hours to reach; this hotel offers you a picturesque view of Everest and Amadablam. You can visit an intriguing museum to get information on the Sherpa culture, different plants and animals and the history of mountaineering in Nepal in your free time during the afternoon.

Rest in Namche Bazar For Acclimatization

Exotic View From TengbocheAfter a good time in Namche, you head to a small place named Phunke Tenga, which is a possible lunch stop amidst the woods. You climb the forested areas which offer a view of Kangtenga, Tharmasarku, and other peaks. As you walk by a plateau in Thyangboche, which also has a Buddhist monastery; you will get the time to visit this place.A beautiful place surrounded by snow-clad peaks and rhododendron, magnolia, oak, and juniper forests, this is a great place to stay overnight. During the month of October-November, a fantastic festival held here, it is called Mani-Rimdu.

Trek Up To Tengboche Monastery (3860 meters, five hours)

Now you will walk downhill to Deoboche, a place covered by green forested areas, and then you walk to the windswept arid country of Pangboche. &nbsp;After an hour of trekking, you will reach the scenic valley of Imjatse in Dingboche which faces the northern Amadablam with a majestic view of Island peak on the east. You will stay overnight at your hotel.

Move To Dingboche (4410 meters, five hours)

You will rest upon the Dingboche at the acclimatization; here, you can hike the Nagarjun hill (5100 meters), which is well above Imjatse Valley and the great Dingboche. You can see the view of Mt. Makalu, the world’s fifth-highest mountain.In the afternoon and the region, you will have time to go to the famed place Dingboche and reach the mighty peak of Amadablam.

Rest in Dingboche For Acclimatization

On this day, the trekking route takes you to the winding path above the Pheriche valley offering you views of Taboche and Cholatse peaks as you come to a place named Thugla where the Khumbu glacier melts to become a river. After reaching Thugla which is a possible stop for lunch and rest, you will head to a ridge which has a memorial of the mountaineers who lost their life while climbing the high peaks around Everest and Khumbu. &nbsp;You will reach Lobuche after a pleasant walk.

Move To Lobuche (4940 meters, five hours)

Your goal for this day is to reach the Everest Base camp; on this day, you will go through a flat valley, followed by a steep climb to a ridge near the Khumbu glacier.You will head to the Gorak Shep situated at the bottom of Kalapathar and Pumori peak en route EBC with short breaks in-between. From Gorak Shep, we move to the leading destination, that is Everest Base Camp with a panoramic view of Khumbu Icefall, glaciers above Everest, Lhotse and Nuptse peaks. During the season like April-May, this area floods with expedition tents. After this, you move back to Gorak Shep for the night before going back to Lukla by climbing Kalapathar.

Trek to Gorak Shep (5164 meters); hike to Everest Base Camp (5364 meters) after lunch and then return to Gorakshep

Mt. Everest sun rise view from kala pattahar.Early in the morning, you will go on to climb the rocky hill at the height of 5545 meters to reach the highest spot of this adventure. &nbsp;After descending back to Gorak Shep for having breakfast, you will trek down to Lobuche to reach Thugla where the route goes on to Dzong, the base of Cho La Pass, near the Cholatse Peak for staying overnight.&nbsp;

Hike to Kalapathar (5545 meters) and move to Dzongla (4830 meters, five hours)

On this day, you cross the high Cho La pass and cross the glacier on the Eastern side; you will eventually reach the top of Cho La. This high point has to offer views of Cholatse and the glacier. You descend to Thangnang for an overnight stay.

Move to Thangnag or Dragnak (4700 meters) en route Cho La Pass (5420 meters, six-seven hours)

You will gradually walk to Gokyo lake across the Gokyo trail beneath the Ngozumba glacier. Gokyo lake, also known as the Dudh Pokhari, is located at above 4700 meters.

Trek to Gokyo lake (4700 meters, three hours)

You hike to Gokyo Ri; this offers you fantastic view of world’s tallest peaks namely Mt. Everest, Cholatse, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Makalu, Gyachung Kang and so on. You will descend downhill en route &nbsp;Machherma and Luza settlement to get to Dole for overnight stay.

Climb Up To Gokyo Ri (5483 meters) and then trek to Dole (4200 meters, six hours)

From Dole, you will move to Phortse-Tenga following the Dudh Koshi River from where you will again reach to a place named Mong. From here you will have to Namche Bazar for your last night at Khumbu before you move to Lukla.

Trek to Namche (Six hours)

The trekking journey ends in Lukla as you descend to get to a river valley and the Sagarmatha National park and further exit to Monjo village en route Phakding. Then you reach Lukla and stay overnight.

Move to Lukla (2860 meters, six hours)

After getting a great breakfast through the state of Khumbu, you will be transferred through the famed airport, and then, you will head back to the capital city of Kathmandu from Lukla through the flight. You will be assigned to your designated hotel through the TIA.

Fly To Kathmandu From Lukla

Early in the morning, you will walk to Sagarmatha National Park entrance gate where we cross the bridge to reach Jorsalle, the final village before Namche; this is a possible lunch stop. You will stay at a comfortable lodge in Namche with enough time to stroll around the area and explore it. You will love the lovely shops and streets of Namche Bazar and the vast village of Khumbu region where Saturday markets held once a week.

Move to Namche Bazar (3440 meters) with Sagarmatha National Park as transit (Six hours)

Our excellent staff will come through pic, pick you up at the hotel, and transfer you to the airport, where, after all the security takes you in, you will head to the place Lukla through the great Tenzing Hillary Airport. After the refreshing morning break, we will walk through&nbsp;the easy trail and then move to Phakding village, a great Sherpa village near Dudh Koshi River.

Arrive Kathmandu and fly to Lukla early morning (30 minutes flight). Then, trek to Phakding (2612 meters)

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The first destination is Pokhara which takes around 5-6 hours to get to Pokhara after breakfast at the inn road. After reaching Pokhara relax for a while and hit the cave in the evening, Davis falls, and world peace pagoda. For a night stay, we choose a very comfortable hotel such as Pokhara Inn or Third Pole Hotel.

Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara

On a third day, wake up early in the morning and travel to Sarankot to see the Himalayan scenery and sunrise view. After the breakfast get back to the hotel and move to Lumbini. Stay the night at one of the hotels in Lumbini.

Drive from Pokhara to Lumbini (5-6 Hour)

On the fifth day, begin a journey to Kathmandu after breakfast at the hotel. Then, check-in 3-star Hotel (located at Thamel Eco Resort or Kathmandu Hotel address)

Drive back to Kathmandu about 8 hours

Finally on day six, after breakfast at the Kathmandu hotel go for sightseeing. Mankey temple, Boudhanath temple, Pashupatinath temple, Namobuddha's Patan durbar square are some of the places to visit inside the valley. Spend a night in 3-star hotel accommodation (Thamel Eco Resort or Kathmandu Hotel address)

Kathmandu sightseeing

After breakfast at Hotel, Free time until departure time, then private transport for departure to the airport.

Departure

Hotel check-in. Hang around in Thamel's tourist spot on the day of arrival after freshening up. 3-star hotel accommodation (hotels similar to Thamel Eco Resort or Kathmandu Hotel address)

Arrival in Kathmandu.

Similarly, on the fourth day, we take you to the pilgrimage site of Buddhism in Nepal's Rupendahi region. Visit the place where Queen Mayadevi gave birth to Siddhartha Gautama, who established the Buddhist tradition as the Buddha Gautama. The Buddha existed from around 543 BCE to 623 BCE. Lumbini is one of four pilgrimage magnets that sprang up in places that are pivotal to Buddha's life, with the others at Kushinagar, Bodh Gaya, and Sarnath in this location.In the Lumbini districts, the Buddha spent these 29 years of life before going in search of enlightenment and peace. There is a huge number of temples and monasteries in Lumbini districts such as Mayadevi temple and various others which are under construction.&nbsp;Here is also the Puskarini or Holy Pool, where the Buddha's mother took the ceremonial dip before he was born and also had his first bath, as well as the remainings of the Kapilvastu Palace. Earlier Buddha was born, near Lumbini, attained ultimate enlightenment and finally gave up his earthly life. Stay a night in a cosy hotel.

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