If you are looking for a much longer trek in this region we can start treks in the town of Jiri which is 5 days away from Lukla. And Jiri is ten-hour drive from Kathmandu.To the north of Solukhimbu is Everest National Park. The major ethnic groups that live in the Everest region are Sherpas, Rais, Tamangs, Brahmins and Chhettris. Diverse range of wildlife and vegetation are seen in the region. Animals to be sighted are mountains goat, musk deer and barking deer in the forests. Birds include Pheasant (Danfe), ravens, crows, choughs and snow pigeons. The best time to visit is in spring and autumn. ?? Popular trekking areas are Kalapatthar/Everest Base Camp, Gokyo Valley. Interesting landmarks near Syangboche are Khumjung Scholl built by Sir Edmund Hillary in 1961 and Khunde Hospital north of the Namche Bazaar established in 1968.How to trek in the Everest region depends on the route chosen. Teahouse trekking is possible on the main trail to Everest Base Camp or the route up the Gokyo Valley. The trail from Jiri to Lukla also has teahouse on the way. And also we can organize your trek for Camping Trek if you demand.
Itenerary
- DAY 1 : Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to hotel.
- DAY 2 : Official procedures and Expedition prepare/shopping.
- DAY 3 : Briefing about the Expedition at Ministry of Tourism
- DAY 4 : Kathmandu-Lukla-Phakding
- DAY 5 : Namche
- DAY 6 : Rest
- DAY 7 : Tengboche
- DAY 8 : Dingboche
- DAY 9 : Rest
- DAY 10 : Lobuche
- DAY 11 : Visit Kalapatthaar and back to Lobuche
- DAY 12 : Everest Base Camp
- DAY 13-55 : Climbing period Mt. Everest
- DAY 56 : Cleaning up Base Camp
- DAY 57 : Pheriche
- DAY 58 : Khumjung
- DAY 59 : Phakding
- DAY 60 : Lukla
- DAY 61 : Kathmandu
- DAY 62 : Official work and get back the Garbage deposit.
- DAY 63 : Departure.
I couldn’t speak more highly of Summit Treks and Adventures. I came to Nepal pretty
much clueless in regards to what I would be doing “adventure” wise, and where I would
be going. I was so fortunate to find Summit! Bikram and his crew were nothing but kind
and honest. I booked many trips with Bikram, from spur of the moment bus rides to
Pokhara and Chitwan, to a well planned trek in Everest region. All of which turned out
great. When I first came to Nepal, I knew Bikram as my “Travel Guy”. After 5 months
of countless cups of tea, one too many glasses of rum, and a few too many of his wife’s
delicious momos, I leave Nepal calling him a friend. Many of my fondest memories of
Nepal would not have happened without the help of Summit, and I am forever grateful
for their help and kind hearts. If you book with Summit Treks, I guarantee that you will
gain many great memories as well as a friend.
-- Rebecca


