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- The Splendour of Nepal
- Kalar Pattar Trek (Everest Base Camp)
- Gokyo Lakes and the Imja Tse Valley Trek
- Around the Annapurnas
Kalar Pattar Trek (Everest Base Camp)
Named after Sir George Everest, the British Surveyor General of India at the time that ‘Point XV’ was first identified, Mount Everest which lies on the border of Nepal and Tibet is a name synonymous with awe-inspiring bravery, adventure and heroism .
To the Tibetans and Sherpas, she is known as Chomolungma – Mother Goddess of the Earth, whilst the Nepalese call her Sagarmartha. But to the world in general, she is the highest mountain on the planet and as such is the focus of trips from those keen to trek her flanks and foothills or even attempt her summit.
This 15 days trek takes you to the Kala Pattar peak beside Base Camp and follows the traditional route up the Khumbu Valley, taken by so many of the infamous mountaineers of the past and into the homeland of the remarkable and charming Sherpa people.
Day 1 – Fly from London
Day 2 – Arrive Kathmandu – Gokarna Forest Resort - 1 night
Day 3 – Fly to Lukla - 15 day Everest Base Camp trek - camping
Day 4 - Trek to Namche Bazaar - camping
Day 5 - Acclimatisation / rest day - camping
Day 6 - Trek to Thame - camping
Day 7 - Trek to Khumjung - camping
Day 8 - Trek to Tengboche - camping
Day 9 - Acclimatisation / rest day - camping
Day 10 - Trek to Dingboche - camping
Day 11 - Acclimatisation / rest day - camping
Day 12 - Trek to Loboje - camping
Day 13 - Trek to Kallar Pattar and back - camping
Day 14 - Trek to Phortse - camping
Day 15 - Trek to Namche - camping
Day 16 - Trek to Lukla - camping
Day 17 - Fly to Kathmandu - Gokarna Forest Resort - 2 nights
Day 18 - Full day sightseeing of Kathmandu
Day 19 - Fly to London Heathrow
| 2012 price from £2,147 per person |
(Price based on two people sharing a twin/double room excluding the cost of international flights London/Kathmandu/London).







