Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu

Day 02: Sightseeing and Preparation

Day 03: Fly Kathmandu to Phaplu (2469m). Or, Drive to Dhap (2850m)
We take an early flight to Phaplu which takes about 40 minutes to reach there. The view is very dramatic and you can see the panoramic views of the mountains from the flight. Mornings in the Himalaya are usually clear and we should be treated to spectacular views of the big mountains. Phaplu is a town in Solukhumbu district. After lunch, we start our short trek to bazaar town of Salleri (2390m) where we camp for the first night.

Day 04: Trek to Jhape (2820m)
Today, from a ridgeline south of Dhap, you’ll start the trek, and as you reach near Sigane, you will have a view — the peaks of the Number Himal section of the Himalayan Range. The trail from Sigane follows a road under construction for the first couple of hours. On the route, we can view the peaks of DudhKoshi, Mera Peak, Numbur, Hinku valleys and Thamserku before reaching DandaKharka (2560m). The first village you reach is called Jhapre (2920 m/9580 ft), perched above a deep valley with nice views of Everest and Number Himal. There’s a pretty little Gompa and Stupa here, and this is your stop for the night.We will spend overnight at Jhape.

Day 05: Trek to base of PK Peak (3785m)
We will trek through an excellent trail passing along a forested ridge, yak pasture and with sensational views of the mountains which includes Everest, Lhotse, Makalu and the distant Kanchenjunga, four of the world’s five highest peaks. This day you will be walking in the forest of the rhododendrons and in the end of April and May there are really blooming of rhododendrons flowers. En route, we cross through the finest ridge reaching base of the PK Peak. We spend our overnight at the base of the PK Peak.

Day 06: Trek to Lamjura La
Setting off in the early morning, we make a relatively steep ascent for a couple of hours to reach the summit of PK Peak (4065m). Our today’s trails lead us through the steep ascent which brings us to the Summit of PK Peak (4065m) within a couple of hours. The trail rewards us with some phenomenal views of Everest and the Khumbu mountains. The mountain panorama stretches from Kanchenjunga in the east to as far west as the Annapurna’s and on a clear day we can see 6 of the world’s fourteen 8000 meter peaks in one sweep. This is an exceptional viewpoint for the Himalayan chain. Then our trail descends us to Jhansi Bhanjyang where we will have our lunch before trekking to the foot of Lamjura La. Overnight at Lamjura La.

Day 07: Trek to Mopung Valley
We have an easy walk today. We will pass by a trail which is used by the early Everest climbers coming from Jiri. After having a short ascending and descending walk we will reach Mopung Valley crossing Jun Beshi. From Junbesi the Everest trail heads eastwards towards Ringmu and across the Tragsindo La to access the DudhKoshi Valley. We now turn north and have a short to reach our camp in the Mopung Valley. We can visit the Buddhist Monastery of ThuptenCholing on the way. This is one of the largest and most important places to visit in this area.

Day 08: Trek to Pare Danda
Continuing our trail northward through rhododendron forest, we trek to the beautiful Pare Danda towards the peak of Numbur and Karyolung. The walking today is excellent along a high ridge with superb vistas. We will see the mountain glacier and close up view of mountains. In the rainy we too can see different species of migratory birds. At the base of these peaks lies the yak pastures below the holy lake of DudhKund. We make our camp tonight in yak pastures on the ridge.

Day 09: Explore DudhKunda (4561m)
On the following day, we will have a free day or a short hike for exploration around this beautiful and remote area. You could also have an excursion around the holy lake. This is also a day for acclimatization. We will spend overnight at DudhKunda.
DudhKund (Milk Lake) is an important site of pilgrimage for both Hindus and Buddhists. During the full moon of July/August many Hindus make the long trek to bathe in the lake while the Sherpas come to build cones of tsampa porridge like mix of barley flour and butter) in honor of local deities. At this time the lake is very busy but at the time of our arrival we are likely to be the only people present. From DudhKunda there is another breathtaking panorama of Everest, Numbur, and down into the forested valley. After our explorations we return to camp at the yak pastures.

Day 10: Trek to Ringmu
Today, we start our trekking early in the morning. Leaving the high pastures we now turn south. Passing through the Sherpa village of Temba we descend to Ringmu on the main trail from Jiri to Everest. Ringmu is situated on the main trail from Jiri to Lukla. It is renowned for its apple orchards and here you can buy all manner of apple-based products from cider to apple pie. We set up our camp in this small village. You can spend an overnight at Ringmu.

Day 11: Trek to Phaplu
We trek back again to the same route to Phaplu leaving back the Everest Trail. We have a relatively short final day of trekking following an easy trail beside the DudhKundKhola down to Phaplu where we make our last camp. On the way we will experience an extreme wilderness. Beside this we will also find many Sherpa hamlets. On evening, we can also explore the town of Phaplu and view the local culture and their settlement there.

Day 12: Fly / Drive back to Kathmandu
Early in the morning catch a flight for Kathmandu. In the airport our representative will receive you and get you transferred to the hotel. The remaining day is leisure for self exploration. You will stay overnight stay in hotel.

T-house trek includes accommodation in lodge, guide, porters and all meals
USD …. per person on twin sharing –

Single room supplement: During trek, as per the availability we shall provide Twins/double or dormitory room. In case of special requirement, we shall provide single with an additional room surcharge during trek.

Accommodation during trek available everyday en-route (Hotel/Lodge/Homestay)
All meals during trek (Hotel/Lodge/Homestay)
English speaking Expert guide and Local porters during trek (ratio: – 1 porter: 2 member)
Ground Transportation to Kathmandu
Gaurishankar Conservative Area fees – PERMITS
Trekkers’ Information Management System fees-TIMS
Insurance for all staff
All applicable government tax

Extra baggage charges (All together only 15 kg is allow by domestic airline)
Personal gears, sleeping & clothing (available on hire in Kathmandu)
Any expenses incurred in emergency evacuation, rescue/road block due to any reason, table drinks, snacks while walking
Any other tours, transfers and services other than mentioned above
Tips for Guide, Porter and Driver
Your insurance & Medical Expenses