Everest Base Camp Trek:

Trek to the Everest base camp, top of the world’s highest peak 8848m. and its highest trail of the world goes along to base camp elevation is 5380m and on the north left side situated one of the famous free trekking peak Called Kalapatthar (Black Rock) 5545m. continues to be one of our most rewarding journey to see the closest mirror view of Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, South col, Lo-La peak, Khumbotse peak, Lengetern peak, Pumori Peak, Chombo la Peak, Lobouche peak, Cho-La peak, Thamsherku Peak, Khangtega peaks are the most famous peaks, from Kalapatthar can be seen as all like 360 degree circle panoramic view.

The original route taken on the first ascender of Everest was from Jiri, started by late Climber sir Edmond Hilary and his honor helper famous mountain guide called Tenjing Norgey Sherpa, together they has been putted their foot steeps together first time than other modern climber now a day. but now a day in the usual approach to this region begins with a breathtaking flight from Katmandu to Lukla airstrip (2,800m). We follow an ancient route that will take us through tiny villages, across high mountain passes, and through remote valleys, villages, and monasteries. This trek winds, climbs and descends its way through lush low land and alpine forest, Buddhist monasteries and authentic Sherpa Villages with the opportunity to explore the lifestyle of the Himalayan people, their religion, customs and traditions. Solu Khumbu is justifiably famous, not only for its proximity to the world's highest mountain (8848 m), but also for its Sherpa villages and monasteries.

Trekkers can wander up to bustling Namche Bazaar, the gateway to the Khumbu region at (3440m) to the revered Tengboche Monastery, where you will be rewarded with spectacular views of  Mt.Ama dablam, Mt. Everest and Lhotse, to the crystalline Gokyo Lake, historic Everest Base Camp, and many other remarkable places in the Everest region. From Tengboche to Pangboche the trail rises through meadows where graze Yaks. You share the trail with yak trains and Tibetan nomads and can choose to stay in simple but welcoming guesthouses in all but the most remote areas. After we reach the sandy plain of Gorakshep, then we climb up amongst large boulders to the broad summit Kala Pathar (5550m), which offers the best view of Everest and Khumbu Glacier. And far above the tree line towards the earth's highest mountains, on walking ,you will be rewarded with breath taking views of Everest (8848m),Cho Oyu (8152m), Lhotse (8516m),Thamserku (6506m), Makalu (8463m) and Ama Dablam (6456m) and many more.