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Camping trekking means that we accommodate in a tent during the Trek, we prepared the meal by our staff our-self. At the previous years there are many trekking trail where we have to trek with Tented Camp because of no Guest House and Hotel Accommodation on the Trail. But these days most of the Trekking trail we have Guest House/Home Stay/Tea House are available. Now Some of the Peoples are really interested for the Camping trek so that they are more closer to the nature. Mostly Camping trekking conducted in remote areas of Nepal where all the camping equipment are provided.It is quite large fully organized , our porters will carry your belongings, they set up the tent and cook, assistant guide, kitchen boys who will prepare the meal in our journey.Where as your Guide will take care of all the Group members , brief about the Locality , Geography,History etc of the Trail.
Arrive in Kathmandu and transfer to our hotel, where we’ll gather for an orientation. Spend the following day discovering medieval Kathmandu. Venture into Pashupatinath and visit Nepal’s largest Buddhist stupa, the Bodhnath Stupa, both part of UNESCO’s World Heritage site. O/N at Hotel in Kathmandu (Day 1: D; Day 2: B)
Weather permitting, fly over the mountains to Lukla (9,200′), perched high on a slope in the Khumbu region of the Himalaya. Here, we’ll meet our porters, Sherpa guides, and pack animals and start out on our trek, descending 1,500 feet to the Dudh Kosi (River of Milk). As we follow the trail to the village of Phakding, we’ll pass mani walls, boulders carved with Tibetan Buddhist prayer inscriptions. (5 miles hiking, 3 hours)
Mountain Lodge (B,L,D) Or Tented Camp
The trail continues north up the Dudh Kosi valley to Monjo, where it officially enters Sagarmatha (Everest) National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Catch a first glimpse of Everest during a steep climb that brings us to the Sherpa market town of Namche Bazaar, our home for the next two nights. We’ll spend an extra day here to acclimatize, heading out on short hikes to take in views of Everest. (Day 4: 6 miles hiking, 5-6 hours; Day 5: 3-4 miles optional hiking, 2-2.5 hours)
Mountain Lodge (B,L,D daily) Or Tented Camp
Set out on a trail along the Bhote Kosi to the remote village of Thami, the last outpost on the ancient trading route over the Nangpa La (pass) between Tibet and Nepal. Cross the Bhote Kosi and hike steeply uphill to Thami. (2-3 miles hiking; 4-5 hours)
Mountain Lodge (B,L,D) Or Tented Camp
Venture into Thami Monastery (13,000′), then retrace your steps before turning uphill toward the lovely village of Khumjung, where Sir Edmund Hillary established a school in 1961. Pay a visit to the school and learn about “Sir Ed’s” other projects in the community. (7 miles hiking; 5-6 hours)
Mountain Lodge (B,L,D)Or Tented Camp
Set out through the Dudh Kosi gorge to Tengboche Monastery on one of the most beautiful valley walks on Earth. The monastery is the home of the Rimpoche of Tengboche. After our visit, descend to our lodge in Debuche. (7-8 miles; 5-6 hours)
Mountain Lodge (B,L,D)Or Tented Camp
Today’s hike takes us down through a beautiful forest to the village of Pangboche. With the stunning peak of Ama Dablam towering directly overhead, hike up to the remote village of Dingboche, where we will spend two nights camping. The next day, head out on one of the most scenic hikes of the trip, an optional 2,100-foot climb to Nangkartshang Peak (16,672′) to see Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu (three of the six highest peaks in the world). (Day 9: 6 miles hiking, 5 hours; Day 10: 4 miles hiking, 5-6 hours )
Mountain Lodge (B,L,D)Or Tented Camp
Continue along the valley floor to Dughla (15,157′), where we stop for lunch before hiking on Lobuje. The next day, walk to the edge of the Khumbu Glacier then hike up to the village of Gorak Shep, nestled under the soaring summits. Climb up Kala Pattar (18,192′) for a dramatic close up view of Everest. (Day 11: 4 miles hiking, 5-6 hours; Day 12: 5 miles optional hiking, 2-3 hours)
Mountain Lodge (B,L,D)Or Tented Camp
Weather permitting, we’ll head out on the final climb to Everest Base Camp, tucked into the mountainside under the sparkling Khumbu Icefall. Return to Lobuje for the night. (9 miles hiking; 9-10 hours)
Mountain Lodge (B,L,D)Or Tented Camp
Retrace your steps along the Imja Khola to Debuche. The following day, hike down a steep trail to the Dudh Kosi and climb to Namche Bazaar for the night. The final day of our descent, we’ll have a long and leisurely trek back to Lukla. (Day 14: 9-10 miles hiking, 6-7 hours; Day 15: 8-9 miles hiking, 5-7 hours; Day 16: 9 miles hiking, 8 hours)
Mountain Lodges (B,L,D daily)Or Tented Camp
Weather permitting, we’ll fly back to Kathmandu today and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. We have scheduled an extra day in case of a delay in our flight.
O/N at Hotel in Kathmandu(B)
Explore the town of Bhaktapur, which has preserved its ancient character. See the temples and palaces of Durbar Square and examine the intricate Sun Dhoka, a gilded copper gate crafted in 1753. This afternoon, Kathmandu is yours to explore. The following day, depart Kathmandu to onward your destination.
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The tours can be extent according to your need. Feel free to ask about trekking of the Camping Trekking/Nepal-2018.
