Everest Base Camp with Helicopter Out - 12 Days

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Trip Facts
  • Duration 12 Days
  • Trip Grade Moderate
  • Country Nepal
  • Maximum Altitude 5550 m
  • Group Size 2 People
  • Starts Kathmandu
  • Ends Kathmandu
  • Trip Style Trek

Overview

The 12-day Everest Base Camp Trek with Heli Fly Out is an extraordinary adventure that combines the thrill of trekking with the convenience of a helicopter ride, offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the majestic Everest region in Nepal. This iconic trek takes you through the stunning Khumbu Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering breathtaking views of Everest and surrounding peaks. Trekking to Everest Base Camp at 5,364 meters is a dream for many mountain enthusiasts, and with this package, you can skip the long descent and enjoy a scenic helicopter flight back to Lukla.

The trek immerses you in the unique Tibetan Buddhist culture of the region, while offering close-up views of famous landmarks like the Khumbu Icefall. The 12-day itinerary is ideal for those with limited time but who want to experience the grandeur of Everest and the surrounding landscapes without the physically demanding descent. Perfect for travelers with a tight schedule, this trek offers an efficient way to reach Everest Base Camp, capture the incredible beauty of the Himalayas, and return in style with a helicopter ride. A truly epic and unforgettable experience!

What is the trek like?

The Everest Base Camp trek is the ultimate Himalayan journey. Starting from Lukla, you will walk through the picturesque villages of Phakding and Namche Bazaar before ascending to higher altitudes. You’ll pass through iconic Sherpa settlements, Buddhist monasteries, prayer flags, and stunning mountain views, with Mount Everest always looming in the distance.

The trek takes you through the Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes. Along the way, you will see a mix of dense forests, alpine meadows, glaciers, and rugged terrain. You’ll trek through iconic villages like Tengboche and Dingboche, each offering incredible views of Everest and the surrounding peaks.

The highlight of the trek is reaching Everest Base Camp at 5,364 meters, where you can stand in awe of the mighty Everest and the surrounding peaks like Lhotse, Nuptse, and Pumori. Afterward, you will return to Lukla, where the helicopter ride can take you back to Kathmandu in a fraction of the time it would take to descend on foot.

The journey is physically demanding, but it is an experience that many consider to be the adventure of a lifetime. The views, the atmosphere, and the sense of accomplishment make the Everest Base Camp trek an unforgettable journey.

Who Is This Trek For And How To Prepare 

The Everest Base Camp trek is moderate to challenging and requires a good level of fitness. It is ideal for trekkers who have some experience with high-altitude treks, although beginner trekkers who are fit and determined can also do it with the right preparation.

This trek is demanding, with long days of trekking through rough terrain at high altitudes. You'll be walking for around 6 to 8 hours a day, and the altitude can take a toll on your body, so it’s important to pace yourself and allow time for acclimatization.

To prepare for this trek, it is recommended to do aerobic exercises like running or cycling and strength training, especially for your legs, as the trek involves plenty of uphill and downhill walking. Cardiovascular fitness is essential, as is building stamina.

It’s also crucial to pack well for the trek. You’ll need to bring warm layers, waterproof clothing, good trekking boots, and sun protection like sunscreen and lip balm. Energy bars, a power bank, a camera, and a first-aid kit are also must-haves for the journey.

Understanding Altitude Sickness

Altitude sickness is a significant concern when trekking in the Everest region due to the high elevation. The trek starts at 2,800 meters (Lukla) and ascends to 5,364 meters (Everest Base Camp). Many trekkers experience symptoms of altitude sickness, especially after reaching elevations above 3,500 meters.

To minimize the risk of altitude sickness, it's crucial to ascend slowly, giving your body time to acclimatize. You should take rest days in places like Namche Bazaar, Dingboche, and Gorakshep to allow your body to adjust. Staying hydrated, eating enough, and taking it easy are key factors in avoiding altitude sickness.

Symptoms of altitude sickness include:

  • Headache
  • Nausea
  • Dizziness
  • Shortness of breath
  • Insomnia
  • Loss of appetite

If you experience any of these symptoms, it's important to talk to your Group Leader whose experience to handle any issues will always be beneficial for you. To minimize effect stop and rest. If the symptoms worsen, descending to a lower altitude is necessary to recover.

Itinerary
Day-to-day Plan
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Arriving at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport is the first step of your adventure in the heart of Nepal.

Once you collect your luggage and clear customs, you will be greeted warmly by your Trekking Group Leader or our Office Representative with a "Mystical Nepal Treks" board who will assist you and transfer you to your hotel.

Although Kathmandu is the busiest city in Nepal with hectic traffic, it still holds a unique charm with its local beauty and lively atmosphere. You will enjoy the fun of driving through its unfamiliar roads. The drive to the hotel will take you through Kathmandu’s lively streets, where the old and new come together. You’ll pass by ancient temples, busy markets, and modern shops, all blending into the colorful culture of Nepal.

Highlights:

  • Airport pickup.
  • Transfer to the hotel with your Group Leader.
  • Brief introduction about your trip.
  • Early arrival gives you a chance to explore Kathmandu.

Altitude: 1,400m / 4,593 feet
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Welcome Dinner
Distance: 6 km
Transport: Airport Pickup

Enjoy your time and relax as you prepare for your trek ahead!

Driving to Manthali in Ramechhap district, Nepal is an exciting journey that lets you experience rural life and the beautiful scenery of the Nepali countryside. The road from Kathmandu to Manthali is a mix of paved and unpaved sections. While some parts of the road are smooth, others can be bumpy and rough, especially during the monsoon season. The condition of the roads can change, and landslides are possible in hilly areas. The drive takes you through lovely landscapes, with terraced fields, green forests, and traditional villages along the way. It’s a chance to enjoy the natural beauty of Nepal.

Highlights:

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Meet-up at the time set by your team leader.
  • Trek briefing with the group.
  • Distribution of trekking equipment.
  • Thrilling 4-hour drive to Ramechhap.
  • Enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the highway restaurants.
  • Overnight stay in Ramechhap at a basic hotel facility.

Fly to Lukla (2840 m/9,317 feet) and Trek to Phakding (2,610 m/8,562 feet)

We will take the earliest morning flight to Lukla, which will be an exciting 18-20 minute journey from Manthali Airport. After a quick morning tea, we will begin our trek to Phakding, entering the Sagarmatha National Park area. The trek is an easy 3-4 hour walk through traditional Sherpa villages to reach our first stop, Phakding. Along the way, you’ll enjoy stunning views of the landscape, deep valleys, and the Dudh Koshi gorge.

Highlights:

  • Thrilling flight in a small plane to Lukla Airport (2840 m).
  • Scenic walk through beautiful Sherpa villages.
  • Incredible views of deep gorges, ancient farming terraces, and breathtaking landscapes.
  • The special beauty of the surroundings is amazing.
  • Overnight stay in Phakding, with a delicious dinner and a trek briefing by your leader, along with interesting stories.

Altitude: 2,610 m (8,562 feet)
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: 4 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 7 km

Namche Bazaar – Administrative Centre of Khumbu

Today, we start early as we need to cover 7-8 hours of trekking. Although it’s a long walk, the excitement of trekking on this legendary trail makes it very enjoyable. Once you reach Namche, you’ll be surprised to find a small, comfortable town in the middle of nowhere. It’s amazing to see such comfort in a remote area with thin air.

Highlights:

  • Early wake-up call.
  • 3-hour gentle walk through beautiful local settlements, where we’ll stop for lunch.
  • Crossing 5 high suspension bridges, including the highest one in the Everest region – very exciting!
  • The scenic beauty of deep gorges and towering cliffs is stunning.
  • Reaching Namche is like stepping into a dreamland, and it’s worth the effort.

REST DAY - ACCLIMATIZATION HIKE:

  • A 1.5-hour walk for acclimatization.
  • Walk to Everest View Lodge, which offers a fantastic view.
  • You’ll get a close view of the magnificent mountains, green hills, and the area where yaks roam.
  • The first sight of the world’s highest mountain, Mt. Everest.

Altitude: 3450 m (11,318 feet)
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: 7-8 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 9 km

Trek to Tengboche via Phunke Tenga

We start by walking on the upper trail of Namche Bazaar, following a beautiful path towards Khyangjuma. Gradually, we descend steeply through a lovely pine forest to the small settlement of Phunke Tenga, near the Dudh Koshi River, where we’ll stop for lunch. After lunch, we’ll hike uphill through a rhododendron forest to the stunning settlement of Tengboche. We’ll then take a short descent to Deboche.

Highlights:

  • Amazing walk to Khyangjuma with breathtaking views of Thamserku, Everest, Amadablam, and more.
  • Steep descent to Phunke Tenga, with a chance to see musk deer.
  • Beautiful uphill climb through the rhododendron forest to Tengboche Monastery.
  • The Tengboche Monastery is special and unique compared to other settlements.
  • Possible sightings of musk deer, pheasants, Himalayan Thar, and other wildlife of Everest.

Altitude: 3720 m (12,205 feet)
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: 6-7 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 9 km

Trek to Dingboche

Leaving Deboche, we begin with an easy trail that takes us to a small bridge over the Dudh Koshi River, offering a stunning view of Mt. Ama Dablam. We start early today to reach the village of Dingboche, located at the base of the towering Ama Dablam Mountain. Known as the "Matterhorn of Nepal," Ama Dablam is another major highlight. Once we reach Dingboche, you’ll feel surrounded by towering snow peaks, offering a 360-degree view of the mountains.

Highlights:

  • Beautiful walk along a high trail with breathtaking views.
  • 2 hours to the peaceful settlement of Pangbuche, followed by another 45-minute walk to Somare for lunch.
  • A gentle walk to Dingboche, where the valley opens up in all its grandeur.
  • Clear views of many neighboring mountains.

REST DAY - ACCLIMATIZATION HIKE:

  • After breakfast, we’ll climb Nangkartsang Peak for acclimatization.
  • 360-degree views of mountains, including Island Peak and Makalu (the world’s 5th highest mountain).
  • Aerial views of Island Peak Valley and Dingboche village.
  • Free afternoon for personal exploration.

Altitude: 4,410 m (14,470 feet)
Accommodation: Tea House
Walking Time: 5-6 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 9.1 km

Trek to Lobuche

Today, we enter the alpine region, leaving the tree line behind. It’s important to take a gradual ascent and breathe steadily. The walk today is another beautiful one, as we move into a wider trail resembling a Himalayan meadow. You will see many new snow peaks unfold before you. The peaceful and stunning landscape brings a sense of calm and satisfaction.

Highlights:

  • You will feel the thin air, so slow walking is highly recommended.
  • Gradual walk through the wide Himalayan meadow is very peaceful.
  • Walking up to the memorial plateau, where hundreds of memorials are built in memory of those who lost their lives in the Everest region, is truly remarkable.
  • Reaching Lobuche, a small settlement at the foot of Lobuche Peak, is significant.

Altitude: 4,910 m (16,108 feet)
Accommodation: Tea House
Walking Time: 5 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 8 km

Trek to Everest Base Camp via Gorak Shep

Today, we leave Lobuche and walk for 2-3 hours to Gorak Shep, a unique and exciting journey along a rocky moraine trail. Gorak Shep is a beautiful village surrounded by majestic snow peaks, including Everest, the highest mountain in the world. The trail here is quite different, as we are walking over an active glacier that changes its course every year. After lunch, we will begin our main mission of reaching Everest Base Camp.

Highlights:

  • Amazing views of the Khumbu Icefall and towering peaks all around.
  • After lunch, we will trek to the fascinating Everest Base Camp.
  • The view of the base camp and the stunning blue ice pinnacles of the icefall is breathtaking.
  • The walk to Base Camp is challenging but very rewarding.

Altitude: 5,360 m (17,585 feet)
Accommodation: Tea House
Walking Time: 8-9 hours total
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 12 km in total

Climb to Kalapathar and Helicopter Ride to Kathmandu

Today is the day for an epic climb to Kalapathar, where you’ll experience the most incredible Himalayan views. The climb is tough, but the view from the top is beyond imagination. After achieving the historic feat of reaching Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar, we will return to Gorak Shep for breakfast. Then, we will take a chartered helicopter back to Kathmandu.

Highlights:

  • Phenomenal sunrise view from Kalapathar.
  • A rewarding experience being at 5,545 m with panoramic views of the mountains.
  • The helicopter ride back to Kathmandu is an unforgettable experience.
  • The aerial view of the valley you just walked through is amazing.
  • You’ll get a close look at the mountains that you saw from far away.

Altitude: 5,545 m (18,192 feet)
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Breakfast
Transport: Helicopter Fly Out

Contingency Day for Lukla Flights

Flights to and from Lukla, the gateway to Mount Everest, are known for being unpredictable. Lukla Airport is considered one of the world’s most exciting airports due to its history of delays and cancellations. Several factors, like bad weather, technical issues, and poor visibility, can cause these delays. To avoid any issues with flight timings, we have a contingency day built into the schedule. This gives us extra time in case of any flight disruptions, making sure you don’t face any stress related to international flights.

Where will your next adventure take you?

Congratulations on completing an unforgettable trek! As you bid farewell to the breathtaking trails and cherished memories, we wish you a safe journey home. May the mountains call you back for another adventure soon. Until we meet again!

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Includes
  • Airport pick up and drop in a private vehicle as per the itinerary.
  • Hotel accommodation on B.B Basis in Kathmandu and Pokhara as per the itinerary.
  • Teahouse(lodge) accommodation during the trek.
  • Meals during the trek as per the Trip package. For Full Board all meals B.fast, lunch and dinner with a cup of hot beverage of choice.
  • Welcome Dinner in a typical Nepalese restaurant with cultural show, beverages not included.
  • Use of warm gears such as Sleeping bag, Liner, Down jacket and Big Duffle bag.
  • Domestic flights as per the itinerary.
  • All applicable Permits for National Park entrance and tours to World heritage sites as per the trip package.
  • An experienced English speaking Group Leader and Guide for the Trek and Tours.
  • Service of  Assistant Sherpa and Porters during the trek.
  • Staff Cost including the Insurance, Wages, Meals and Domestic flights during the trek and Climbing is covered.
  • All necessary Government and Local Taxes.
Excludes
  • International Fare and Visa Fee ( US$25 FOR 15 Days, US$ 40 FOR 30 Days);

Note: No Visa required for Indian nationals.

  • Any Travel and  rescue insurance.
  • Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara, also in some tours as per the trip package.
  • NEPAL VISA: A visa fee of $50 is required for a 30-day visa to Nepal.
  • INTERNATIONAL AIRFARE: The cost of all international flights to and from Nepal is not included.
  • PERSONAL EXPENSES: Any personal expenses such as purchasing a Nepalese SIM card, internet charges, battery charging, hot showers, laundry services, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, etc., are the responsibility of the traveler.
  • EMERGENCY SERVICES: Any medical examinations, high-altitude evacuations, air evacuations, or rescue operations are not covered and are the trekkers' responsibility.
  • DONATIONS: Any voluntary donations to individuals or organizations are not included.
  • STAFF TIPPING: Tipping Trek Leaders,guides,and stafff is an expected custom in Nepal.
  • EXTRA NIGHTS: Additional accommodation costs in Kathmandu for early arrivals or late departures are not included.
  • PERMITS & SANCTIONS: Special permits or authorization letters required for activities like filming, using large drones, or filming with professional cameras will incur additional costs.
  • INSURANCE: Comprehensive travel or medical insurance is mandatory for all trekkers.
  • EXTRA PORTER: If requested, an extra porter or assistant can be arranged at a cost of $25 per day.
  • OPTIONAL TOURS: Any optional tours, sightseeing, or activities during your free time are not included in the package price.
Essential Information

Trek Difficulty

The Everest Base Camp trek can be challenging due to the high altitude, steep inclines, and changing weather conditions. While not as difficult as some other high-altitude treks, the trek still requires a reasonable level of fitness. Ascending through the Khumbu region, you'll experience rugged paths, ice glaciers, high altitudes, and varying weather conditions, which make it physically demanding and challenging ascents to the base camp. Altitude sickness can be a concern, so trekkers need to acclimatize properly. 

Trekking to Everest Base Camp requires stamina, determination, and a strong sense of adventure. The journey takes you through Sherpa villages, forests, and glaciers, with a steep ascent as you get closer to Everest Base Camp. The final stretch to Kala Patthar offers breathtaking views of Everest and other surrounding peaks.

Trek Distance

On average, the Everest Base Camp Trek covers about 130 kilometers (round trip). The trek begins in Lukla (2,800 meters), ascends through villages like Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, and Gorakshep, and reaches Everest Base Camp at 5,364 meters. After reaching the base camp, trekkers typically descend to Gorakshep and then enjoy the helicopter ride back to Lukla, skipping the return trek.

Daily Walking Hours

The trek typically involves 5 to 8 hours of walking each day, with the pace increasing as you climb higher. Expect longer days on higher sections, and slower progress as you gain altitude. The days leading up to Everest Base Camp are filled with excitement and anticipation.

Travel Insurance

Given the remoteness of the Everest region, travel insurance is highly recommended. Make sure your insurance covers helicopter evacuation in case of emergencies, as the region's inaccessibility means immediate medical evacuation by foot is not always possible. Helicopter evacuation can be expensive, but it will provide a swift way out in emergencies. It's also a good idea to ensure that your insurance covers medical expenses and loss of personal belongings during the trek.

Trek Permits

To trek in the Everest region, you will need three key permits:

  • Sagarmatha National Park Permit: USD 30 per person
  • Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit: USD 20 per person
  • TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) Card: USD 20 per person

These permits are required for entry into the Sagarmatha National Park, where Everest Base Camp is located, and ensure proper management of the trekking route and local conservation efforts.

Best Time to Do the Trek

The best times for the Everest Base Camp Trek are spring (March to May) and autumn (late September to November). During these periods, the weather is stable, and the skies are clear, offering the best views of the mountains.

Spring (March to May): As the snow begins to melt, the temperatures start to rise, and the flowers in the lower regions bloom, creating vibrant landscapes. The temperatures range from 24°C to -4°C at lower altitudes, while higher altitudes can experience colder temperatures, especially at night.

Autumn (late September to November): After the monsoon season, the weather clears, and the temperatures range from 25°C to -6°C. This is also the time of various Nepali festivals, adding a cultural dimension to your trek.

Though the summer monsoon (June to August) and winter (December to February) can also be good times for trekking with fewer crowds, the weather can be unpredictable, especially at higher altitudes.

Accommodation & Food During the Trek

The Everest region has a relatively well-established tourist infrastructure, with tea houses along the trail providing basic accommodation and meals. The accommodations in the higher altitudes are simple, with shared rooms and common facilities. The tea houses also offer extra services such as charging, Wi-Fi (at a cost), and hot showers (for an additional fee). While the trek is physically challenging, the infrastructure ensures trekkers have access to basic comforts.

Meals in Teahouses :

Breakfast: Porridge, eggs, toast, pancakes, Tibetan bread, and tea/coffee.

Lunch/Dinner: Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, curry), noodles, pasta, burger with chips, soups, momo (dumplings), and fried rice.

Beverages: Tea, coffee, hot chocolate, and electrolyte drinks are available

Snacks:
It’s advisable to bring your own snacks, such as energy bars, nuts, and dried fruits, especially for the higher sections of the trek where options are limited.

FAQs

Definitely! Our airport representative or your group Leader will be there catering you from day of your arrival till departure. Do check for MNT clip board on your arrival in Kathmandu airport outside the arrival terminal hall. Make sure you have provided your flight details to us in advance.

Yes, you can obtain Nepal tourist visa on arrival at Kathmandu International Airport. In fact for some countries Nepal visa is to be prearranged from their country itself prior to their entry to Nepal. For more details please check Nepal Visa  and Entry Procedure in our website.

Any sort of vaccination is not mandatory while visiting Nepal. But we strongly suggest for a personal medical consent before you sign up for ‘ Visit Nepal’ packages if you have any pre medical history.

MNT has no overhead expenses on overseas offices. This means we can offer top quality service and facilities at a competitive price to exceed your expectation. No Hidden cost. The trip cost includes from your accommodation, local flight, private transportation, tours, trek permit, National Park or conservation fees to all meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) while on trek, for details link to Cost inclusion and exclusion. In every detail, we set the highest possible standards from safety to the high quality type of warm gears and food provided to meet the international standard. We balance of exploration and relaxation, comfort and adventure at its best.

Trekking Days are so designed that the walking is enjoyable and safe. The companionship of other trekkers and staff positive attitude creates great environment and many memorable events. The day begins early at 6.30 am with a wakeup call. Before breakfast pack your gears into duffle bag by keeping some essential things in your daypack. After breakfast, we are usually on the trail by 8am and following a good morning walk, we stop for lunch break for about an hour. Continuing our walk for the second part of the day we reach the days destination usually around 4.00 pm as the afternoon walk is usually shorter than the morning. Having afternoon tea you can relax, read or have some game activities involving the local staff. Dinner is usually served around 6.30 to 7.00 pm.

We offer the OPEN AND CHOICE MENU in our teahouse trek where you can select the food on your breakfast, lunch and dinner time. Your guide will help with menu selection and ensure that you get the hygienic, plentiful and nutritious food. Most teahouse offer a variety if rice and noodle dishes, as well as seasonal vegetables. A variety of cereals, bread and egg dishes are generally available for the breakfast.

There is a beautiful saying that if you want to come up with any new ideas go walking. Trekking in the wilderness of Nepal has so much variation and also depends on the choice of your destination. Terrain varies from effortless to strenuous plus yet with a very well organized itinerary and enough time for adaptation makes a difference in the genre of trekking.

As for the level of fitness and trek preparation we suggest that trekking in Nepal mountains is not appropriate for someone with very weak ankles, knee, heart or lungs problems and for all these your doctor’s advice is obligatory. But even the kids of early age to the adults of 70 plus have walked to varied landscapes of Nepal. However Mystical Nepal Treks designed itinerary are flexible and attainable. Nevertheless trekking is not a walk in the park, it includes tremendous amount of ups and downs so to prepare for any trips in Nepal you need to train yourself with the everyday undulating walking with the amount of weight you could carry in your daypack.

We are committed on the welfare of our staff from trek Leaders/Guides to Sherpas, Cooks, and Porters. We ensure good wages, salary provident fund, proper insurance, to the equipment and clothing. They are the most valuable members of our organization and the people who make every trip a success.

In case of a serious sickness or a casualty, which we believe will not happen; you shall be rescued by a helicopter. Since you are entirely liable for all the expenses incurred in evacuation please make sure that it is covered by your insurance before assigning for it or be prepared to pay on your own after getting back in Kathmandu.

Trekking in Nepal Himalayas is an adventure holiday thus do not expect shower each day. Now days, some of the teahouses up to 4000 meters have hot shower facilities depending on the trekking regions. Laundry services are available at limited place on trek.

You will be carrying your day pack with warm clothes, rain pocho, drinking water, snacks, sun block, camera etc. you need for the day. Generally it will be light around 3 to 4 kilos.

All our trip itinerary have an arrival and departure day from Kathmandu so you can arrive and leave Kathmandu as per the program. You are also welcome and encouraged to arrive a day earlier or leave Nepal a day later to have a look around the vibrant Kathmandu Valley. MNT arrange any extra activities as per your interest outside the main package.

It depends if you are used to it is very handy. It is recommended for knee support and for down hills specially. The walk is manageable without them at times.

Yes there are dozens of trekking shops in Thamel area of Kathmandu. Our trekking guide will be happy to assist you in this regard.

It is notoriously difficult to predict the weather conditions in the Himalayas. Normally days are warm and nights are cold. There can be snow or rain storms at any time. Between 1000 and 3500 meters the temperature could go as high as 20 degree celsius to 5 degree. At higher altitude the temperature ranges from 20 degrees to -10 degree celsius. During winter month of December the days are 10 degree colder. Good polarizing sunglasses for high altitude and large brimmed hat are really helpful. Expect the unexpected.

Tipping is an accepted part of trekking although it is completely personal matter. The amount depends on your budget and appreciation of their work. Up to 10% of the trip cost as tipping could be a guideline.

Before we depart for the trek all your left luggage and valuable is to be deposited in the safety store and safety deposit box at the hotel or you could also feel safe with MNT office for storage which you can claim effortlessly on your return after trek.

Definitely! Our airport representative or your group Leader will be there catering you from day of your arrival till departure. Do check for Mystical Nepal Treks clip board on your arrival in Kathmandu airport outside the arrival terminal hall. Make sure you have provided your flight details to us in advance.

Yes, you can obtain Nepal tourist visa on arrival at Kathmandu International Airport. In fact for some countries Nepal visa is to be prearranged from their country itself prior to their entry to Nepal. For more details please check Nepal Visa and Entry Procedure in the website

All  our trip itinerary have an arrival and departure day from Kathmandu so you can arrive and leave Kathmandu as per the program. You are also welcome and encouraged to arrive a day earlier or leave Nepal a day later to have a look around the vibrant Kathmandu Valley. Mystical Nepal Treks will help arrange any extra activities as per your interest outside the main package.

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US$3300
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