Trekking and helicopter
Everest's base camp is the most popular adventure destination in Nepal Himalayas. The first to open the Everest route in May 1953 were Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. "Everest Base Camp Trekking" is the ultimate destination for those who prefer trekking and beginners alpine. The Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar are the kind of "once in a lifetime" adventure, with challenges and achievements, with the joy of being so close to the world's highest mountain. The scenery is superb, with peaks surrounded by glaciers, ancient monasteries and, of course, the fascinating culture and tradition of the Serpas.
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"Everest Trekking + Helicopter" is a popular program, easy-to-navigate program featuring a spectacular on land and air view, featuring sherpa village, a wide variety of culture and traditions, colorful festivals and traditional monasteries. Flora and fauna is another ornament that boasts Sagarmatha National Park. The story of Yeti is still a mystery in the Khumbu region. The Everest region, established in 1976 with its 1248 km² area, is located in the eastern part of Nepal, protected by Sagarmatha National Park. The northern border is common with Tibet, including Mt. Everest, the highest peak in the world. The altitude is 2845 m to 8848 m (the roof of the world - Everest peak), including the highest mountains in the world: Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Cho Oyu, Pumori, Makalu, Ama Dablam, who will reward your effort with their beauty.
Itinerary
We stick the schedule but sometimes we have to adapt to weather changes or unforeseen situations.
Day 1
Transfer from the airport to the hotel. After the accommodation we will have a technical meeting.
Day 2
We will visit some of the sights in Kathmandu. Stupa Boudhanath impresses by its size, being one of the largest buildings of it’s kind in the world. Since 1979 it has been listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The historic town of Patan is known for its impressive cultural heritage. It is worth mentioning also the Patan Durbar market, included by UNESCO on the list of the seven "monument areas" forming the Kathmandu Valley World Heritage Area. Thanks to the rock, metal and other sculptures on the outside of the buildings, the city resembles an outdoor museum. Buddhist Temple Swayambu is part of a complex of stupa, a variety of altars and temples. Adding them more recently we find a Tibetan monastery, a museum and a library. Swayambu is also known as the Temple of the Monkeys.
Day 3
Kathmandu-Lukla flight (lasts 45 minutes). The airport was built in 1964 under the guidance of Edmund Hillary. Initially, the airport was built on the flatter land of farmers, but they did not want to give up their land. Climb up to Phakding or Mnajo (3/4 h, 2640 m). Phakding is a village in the Khumbu region, Nepal, also included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Day 4
Climb from Phakding or Mnajo to Namche Bazar (3 / 4h, 3440m). This town is a known spot for expeditions on Everest or other peaks in the area. It is surrounded by great landscapes, full of history and hospitality.
Day 5
Acclimatization at Namche Bazzar.
Day 6
Namache - Tengboche (4 / 5h) 3860m. From here, a view of the Himalayan Mountains is revealed, with famous peaks such as Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam.
Day 7
Tengboche - Dingboche (4 / 5h) 4350m.
Day 8
Acclimatization at Dingboche and climbing to Nangkartshang peak
Day 9
Dingboche - Labuche (4 / 5h) 4910m.
Day 10
Labuche - Goraksep (3 / 4h) 5170m. Everest Base Camp, the place where many dream to get at least once in a lifetime. The landscape is impressive, hard to describe in words.
Day 11
Goraksep - Accommodations on Kalapathar 5545m. It starts early in the morning to see the sunrise in the Mt. Everest and Khumbu Glacier (2 / 3h) 5545m. Back to Gorakshep. Return flight by Lukla helicopter
Day 12
Lukla - Kathmandu flight by plane (40 / 45m) 1350 m and transfer to the hotel.
Day 13
Return home
TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT
Sleeping bag with minimum comfort temperature of -10 degrees Celsius.Backpack.Sunglasses - 100% UV protectionProtective cream - face and lips - great protection factorWater bottleFirst aid kitHead lamp and backup batteriesinsurance
Asigurare obligatorie.CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR
Long sleeve thermal blouse and trousersLightweight trousers for hikingOver pantsTrekking sticks (optional)Gore-tex jacketPolar or wind jacketDown jacketRain cape2 Pairs of glovesBeanieFront face mask (windmill)4-5 Pairs of socksHigh altitude boots and lightweight footwear for short visits (sandals, sports shoes).What includes
Transfer from airport to hotel and back, technical meeting in Kathmandu.Bed and breakfast included in the 3-4 star hotel in Kathmandu.Bed and breakfast included for the entire trip.Taxes required for park entries and TIM cards.Full insurance for the Nepalese staff during the ascension.Complete meals during the ascension: breakfast, lunch (two dishes) and dinner (one way).Warm beverages during meals: (tea, coffee etc.).Transport to the starting point and finish of the ascension.Domestic flight KTM - LUKLA - KTM and airport charges.First aid kit for staff.Local attestation guide and porters.A luggage up to 15 kg that the porter will carry.Sherpas for equipment transport - maximum 15 kgDoes not include
Flight ticket/ boarding pass to Kathmandu.Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.Beverages such as beer, whiskey, rum, water, mineral water, etc.Entrance fees during visits to Kathmandu: Boudhanath stupa, Monkeys temple, Pashupatinath temple.Extra costs due to unfavorable conditions, such as bad weather. Lukla's schedule flights may be affected.Personal expenses: hot water (shower) or battery charging (phone, laptop etc).Personal equipment.Travel insurance, emergency, medications, repatriation, hospitalization. Tips for locals and guides, 7-10% of the whole amount (tipping cost for Climbing Sherpa Guide, trekking guide and porters).Permit fee (50 dollars).A passport photo.Informatii
Serviciile de achizionare bilete de transport (avion), transportul pana la destinatie sau asigurarile de calatorie NU intra in raspunderea Flo Adventure.Pricing
