Our representative from One Life Adventure Team will be waiting to pick you you when you arrive in Kathmandu (TIA). 
 You will be driven by a private vehicle to the hotel.  A welcome supper with a cultural presentation in a typical Nepalese restaurant. 

Lunch in a restaurant with a view of a stupa, followed by a half-day of sightseeing in the Kathmandu Valley before returning to your hotel. 
You will meet your trip guide, talk about the hike, and make any last preparations. 

Experience a 30-minute fly over the genuine Himalayas with views of Mount Everest, Shisapangba, and Gaurisankar. 
 When you arrive in Lukla, you'll meet the rest of our trekking team, take care of packing your bag, and start the journey to Phakding. 
The trip will continue to Phakding via Ghat with the view of a monastery and several mane walls. You will enjoy the trek downhill to Thadokoshi with the view of Khumbi-hyula and the snow-capped mountain Kusum Kangaroo. 

Following a moderate ascent to Monjo, the Sagarmatha National Park's entrance gate, one must cross the Dudhkoshi River and proceed to Benker through Tok Tok. 
Reach Namchebazaar via Hillary Bridge; from the bridge, the route gently ascends and descends before stepping upwards to Namchebazaar; if the weather is right, we can see Mount Everest and Mount Lhotse in the distance. 
Namchebazaar serves as a transitional location for several Everest area treks and is a significant Sherpa and Tibetan market.. 

 Spectacular views of Mount Everest, Mount Lhotse, Mount Amadablam, and many other mountains of the himalaya; head up to Khumjung village and monastery via Everest view lodge, which is located at an altitude of 3900 meters and is really helpful for acclimatization; visit the location where the Yeti skull still exists; and return to Namchebazaar via Syangbochen, where the highest air strip is located.

From Kyangjuma, the trail descends to the Dhudhkoshi river and then climbs to Tengboche through a lovely rhododendron forest. The flat trail with views of Mount Everest, Mount Lhotse, Mount Amadablam, Mount Thamserku, Mount Kongde, and other peaks. 
Visit monastery, which is the largest monastery in the Khumbu region. Internet cafe and bakery cafe  

The trail leaves Tengboche and descends to Debuche via a rhododendron grove before reaching a bridge over the turbulent Imja Khola (River). 
The Dingbuche track follows the Island Peak and Amphu Laptsa face ascent routes. 
The route descends to the river once more before ascending to Dingboche, which is surrounded by stone walls and offers views of the well-known hiking peak known as Island peak. 
 It serves as the entry point to Chukung and other destinations for the most difficult treks towards the Makalu region and Hinko Valley. 

A full day of rest is recommended, but there are also some locations where you can go on a day hike, such as Chhukung (4,730 meters), which is the starting point for climbing the famous Island Peak, or Nanjajung Peak, which can be reached in about two hours and offers views of the Imjatse Valley, Dingbuche Village, Mt. Makalu (8,463 meters), Ama Dablam, Island Peak, and other peaks.

From Dughla path directly up to the Khumbu Glacier for an hour, then left through the memorial area before reaching the settlement of Labuche, providing breathtaking views of Tabuche and Cholatse. 
The impacts of the altitude will start to manifest at this point, and you may anticipate cooler evenings. 

The Gorakshep path is windy and rocky, but it provides a beautiful view of Mt. Pumori, Everest Base Camp, and a glacier. 
Follow the lead Sherpa as we continue our trip toward the Khumbu Icefall and Everest Base Camp. The path from here might be deceptive. NB: The track varies every year owing to the glacier's movements; the walk is rather taxing due to the high altitude and thin air; it takes a couple of hours to arrive to base camp; after enjoying yourself there, return over the trek to Gorakshep. 

In 2 hours at our speed, ascend to Kalapatthar for a 360-degree view of the Himalayan peaks. 
You can see Khumbu glacier, Everest Base camp below on the moraine of Khumbu glacier, and many mountain scenery, including Pumari (7,145m), Lingtren (6,695m), Khumbutse (6,623m), Changtse (7,550m), Nupse (7879m), and Everest itself. 
A small rocky peak called "Kalapatthar" offers you beyond imagination as the Everest looks amazing. The panoramic view from this spot We continue our trip to Zongla after eating breakfast at Gorakshep. 

As you approach Chola pass, climb up a little portion of the valley. 
The Chola Pass is frequently covered in blue ice, which makes you feel cold. Enjoy the expansive view of the many mountains. 
The path descends significantly from here to Thagna. The journey takes about seven hours. 

The longest glacier in the Himalaya, Ngozumpa, is crossed on a short hike to get to Gokyo, which is close to Gokyo Lake, also known as Dudhpokhari. 
In the afternoon, we may explore the lake and Gokyo valley. 

Primary day of the journey. Trek up to Gokyo Ri early in the morning for a dawn vista of the Himalaya, including Mount Everest. Gokyo Ri is a vantage point from which we can see four of the fourteen tallest mountains in the world, as well as Gokyo Lake, Gokyo Village, and Ngozumpa Glacier. 
We hike back to Dole through Machchermu after breakfast. 

Discover the breathtaking view of Amadablam and other mountains as well as the settlement Namchebazar; Downhill, with the exception of the 45 minute step climb up to Mong. 
After crossing the Dudhkoshi River a few times on a moderate trek, the route steps down to the Hillary Bridge, where we arrive in Monjo. 

The final day of the journey. The route gradually ascends and descends. 
You'll have time to explore the surrounding locations, and your guide will confirm your flight reservation once more as you have the farewell meal with your crew.

Due to the wind in the afternoon, flights to Kathmandu often take off in the morning. However, occasionally, flights may be delayed for reasons beyond our control, such as inclement weather. 
However, after a long flight, we will drive to the hotel where you can unwind, catch your breath, and spend the remainder of the day sleeping.  

 After the exhausting walk, you need a day to unwind and recharge. You may have a massage, purchase trinkets, etc.  A farewell meal.  

You are required to check out of the hotel three hours before to the departure time of your flight, and we will drive you to the international airport for your onward travel to your destination.