Everest Base Camp Regular Trek

On your arrival at the International Airport of Kathmandu, Nepal Rangers Trekking staff will make you experience an airport pickup and drop you off at your hotel. First, check into the hotel, freshen up, and then rest for a while. 
If time allows, go for a stroll around the streets of Thamel and enjoy the local market. In the evening, a small meeting will be arranged where you will receive further information related to the trek by our company. Meet with your guide,e, and if you have any doubts regarding the trek, you can ask and interact with each other.
Have a wonderful dinner at your hotel and prepare for tomorrow's trip.

Next morning, check in early to the airport, where you will fly to Lukla, then fly about 25-35 minutes basking in great views of the Himalayan range and nearby hills. Meet your porter in Lukla and trek onwards to Phakding. The way branches towards the treasure where you are going to encounter some of the prettiest villages of Sherpas, and thrilling views of surrounding mountains.
Phakding will certainly provide an opportunity for you to sample the village, relax, and enjoy the views. Also, a good opportunity to enjoy local hospitality and traipse the exotic Nepali dishes.

Note: This would be for traveling to Ramechhap. It takes more or less about 4-5 hours to travel by road, and from there, you can catch a flight to Lukla. Sometimes, this route can be more reliable depending on the weather conditions in Kathmandu.

You will wake up and enjoy a superb breakfast in Phakding. Soon after that, trekking starts toward Namche Bazaar. The path runs beside the Dudh Koshi River, and you will have to pass a few suspension bridges, including one having fine views of the peaks in the vicinity. Views of peaks like Thamserku would be available with the trail. 
As you progress, there will be pronounced climbing as well as flat sections and uphills. You will cross a few-minute Sherpa villages and taste some of their local culture and traditions. After a few hours of hiking, when you arrive in Namche Bazaar, you will find quite a bustling market town with plenty of shops, cafes, and guesthouses. 
Such a great vibe is both local culture and the melting pot of trekking tourists. Spend some time not only here but also at the local bakers for a treat and admire the surrounding peaks, especially the beautiful Ama Dablam.

Today is the very first acclimatization day in the Everest Base Camp Regular Trek, a special day to rest your body and enjoy a little nature. Have breakfast at Namche Bazaar, and for today, take a short hike up from Namche. Perhaps walk up to Syangboche, giving you some mind-blowing views of the gorgeous surrounding mountains and valleys. Look out for some of the local wildlife and beautiful flora as you walk. After this, you can go and visit the Everest View Hotel, which is about 30 30-minute walk from Syangboche. The Everest View Hotel is one of the highest-paid hotels in the world and has mind-shattering panoramic views from the area around Everest. 
After the views, one could hike back to Syangboche for lunch at a local teahouse or perhaps pack a lunch to enjoy while soaking in the beauty of the mountains. And again, go enjoy a short walk to Khumjung Village, about an hour from Syangboche. In Khumjung, the Khumjung Monastery can be visited. There, one will see the famous Yeti scale and learn about Sherpa culture and tradition. A territory known for its rich heritage and the school established by Sir Edmund Hillary. 
Then you can go back to Namche and take things slowly as you pass back through all those scenes. Visit Namche Bazaar and enjoy the mountains. Now enjoy that meal at the tea house before preparing to meet what the next day will bring.

This day is marked by your journey from Namche to Tengboche. Really a fantastic trek this will be. Dudh Koshi crosses where all wonders sit beneath those breathtaking landscapes. The settlement of Kyangjuma will be crossed again without stopping but just gazing with the mind very quickly, grabbing drinks and snacks from tea houses. On such a long walk of 3-4 hours, you will arrive at Phunki Thunga, where the trail descends to the river and then rises to Tengboche. 
Upon reaching Tengboche, having that fantastic view of the wonderful Tengboche Monastery, sometimes referred to as Dawa Choling Gompa. This is the largest in the Khumbu monastery in the whole of Khumbu. The monastery is wonderfully set against the backdrop of the Himalayas. It has very wide panning around the place that includes Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. It is a perfect photography spot. 
Will check into a local tea house or lodge for overnight accommodation. Relish the warmth and hospitality of the Sherpa people.

Today's trekking path leads through a rhododendron forest and Imja Khola. This trail is scenic, with the ever-present flair of Ama Dablam and other peaks. After walking for some hours, the traveler arrives at the village of Pangboche, the highest permanent settlement out here. One can make a stop here and possibly visit the Pangboche Monastery, famous for its historical value and lovely views. Although the trail is gentle, you start to feel the altitude since the gain is gradual.
The stunning scenery will welcome you with Dingboche, exalting the impressive Island Peak (Imja Tse) in the midst. It is a prosperously rustic village relative to Namche and Tengboche. Spend some time wandering the area, visiting some farms, and appreciating the resultant landscape.

Another acclimatizing day of EBC Regular Trek. Big breakfast in your tea house, and you get ready with all your equipment necessary for the hiking expedition and start heading up to the Nakartsang Viewpoint. Usually takes about 2-3 hours to reach the top, depending on how you do it.
At first, the trail gradually ascends for a while and becomes steep as you approach the viewpoint. Some rocky terrains would pass that way and watch you step over loose stones at some sections of the trail. The hike itself has amusing views all along the way, showing you sometimes the gorgeous mountains and valleys around you. It is the ideal opportunity to experience the beauty of Khumbu while also enjoying fantastic scenic panoramic views. Some of these would be The great Ama Dablam, Island Peak, and far-away mountain peaks of the Everest massif, besides the beautiful landscapes of Imja Valley, where there are small settlements and terraced fields scattered across. 
After a while, you will slowly descend and enjoy some change in perspective of the landscapes. Rest when you get back to Dingboche; drink and rest well. Resting is necessary for acclimatization. Then enjoy dinner in your teahouse and share the day's adventure with other trekkers.

Wake up to an energizing breakfast in the tea house at Dingboch and start his trek by taking the path up Imja Khola Valley. Many small settlements and fields will glide before the eyes with beautiful surrounding peaks. After walking for 2-3 hours, you will reach a tiny village called Dughla, after which the path climbs up a steep ridge marked by memorials established for climbers who lost their lives in the Everest region. 
The memorials are visited and continue onward to Lobuche. The trail is progressively heading upward, with marvelous views of the Khumbu Glacier. Reach your tea house/lodge upon arriving at Lobuche. It is a smaller and less developed place as compared to the other stops but still serves as an essential point for travelers heading to Everest Base Camp. Enjoy your dinner and rest your body. 

Have a nice hearty breakfast in your teahouse in Lobuche. After having breakfast, take a steady and long ascent from Lobuche to Gorak Shep, while walking along the Khumbu Glacier, which gives extremely panoramic views of the neighboring mountains. This section, however, is uneven and rocky. After about 2-3 hours of trekking, you finally arrive at Gorak Shep. This is the last human settlement before going to Everest Base Camp. Head out after lunch to do the hike to Everest Base Camp. The Gorak Shep to Base Camp Trek takes about two and a half to three hours. The walking is relatively flat, but at times it has rocky and rough sections. The further and nearer you trek to the Base Camp, the more exciting the rocky terrain along which you walk becomes. 
At Base Camp Everest (5,364 m / 17,598 ft), take some time to suck in air that is filled with quite an atmosphere and enjoy the great views of the famous Khumbu Icefall. For most trekkers, it would mean one huge leap since it places you at the feet of the highest mountain on this planet.
Following a stay at Base Camp, one tends to head back to Gorak Shep. The descent has to be undertaken very carefully as the rocky terrain for the most part carries. Royale feast in your teahouse on your return to Gorak Shep, boasting some of your experiences at Base Camp with a few of your co-trekkers.

Get up early at around 4:30 AM so you can begin your trek to Kala Patthar. When you are here this morning, warm clothes are a must. Hiking to Kala Patthar takes about 1.5 to 2 hours on average. The path is steep, and so one feels a little altitude affected, so just go easy. Arrive just on time on the top of the kala Patthar when the sun rises. Mount Everest looks beautiful with all Its nearby peaks. Take many pictures and enjoy the nice scenery. The best part of the region is to capture Everest and Khumbu area.
Back down, then it's off to Gorak Shep for some food and to collect your things. Arrive at Pheriche, a tiny village that boasts some of the finest views and a handful of teahouses. Here, the altitude is lower than that of Gorak Shep, aiding acclimatization. Have some downtime and simply lurk about Pheriche. 
Celebrate a warm dinner at your teahouse, and rest.

Breakfast in Pheriche--descend from Pheriche, following the way you took on the way up. The descents will welcome travelers to the lush-level forests with their beauty as well as quaint villages. Take a rest at Dingboche for more pictorial views of nature.
It will be an easy trail at first with a descent downward toward the Dudh Koshi River, then steeply uphill to Namche. At Namche Bazaar, check into the tea house and unwind. 
Have a hot dinner and get in touch with the locals.

Going back in descent from Namche Bazaar does not mean that one retraces the footsteps along the earlier passage, instead, now you can take the same trail downwards. The well-maintained trail is aptly decorated with interesting views of beautiful valleys and high mountains. During the descent, following the same suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi as before, you listen closely to the rushing water beneath your feet. You get to Phakding and move towards Lukla.
Once you reach Lukla, check in to the teahouse and enjoy some relaxing and freshening up. In case you feel like walking around the village, you can do so. Hot meals are served at night, and then it's time to rest.

The next day, take a flight from Lukla back to Kathmandu. Take a view of it from the flight. When arrive in Kathmandu, transfer to the hotel for a free moment. See local markets in the evening and consider dining at some local restaurants. Alternatively, one could drive to Ramechhap to fly to Kathmandu. 
To this end, Lukla must leave by about dawn, as it will take around 4-5 hours to reach Ramechhap. On arrival, check-in for a flight back to Kathmandu.

Relish the free breakfast at your hotel and get out. Pack all the belongings neatly and get them ready for departure. You can just explore other parts or Thamel if you want some last-minute shopping. It can be for souvenirs, trekking gear, or local handicrafts. 
Depending on your flight, our staff will drop you off at the airport three hours before your time. It's a really sad departure day leaving such heavenly mountains behind, but it takes away some sweet memories and experiences with it.