When you arrive in Kathmandu (TIA), a representative from Adventure Team will be there to pick you up. 
 You'll be taken to the hotel in a private vehicle for the 30-minute journey.
 In a typical Nepalese restaurant, a welcome dinner was provided along with a cultural display.

 Lunch at a restaurant with a view of the stupa, a half-day tour to Bouddhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, and Kathmandu Durbar Square, and then a return to your accommodation.
Meeting your tour leader will allow you to discuss the trek and make any last preparations.

Experience a 30-minute fly over the genuine Himalayas with views of Mount Everest, Shisapangba, and Gaurisankar. 
Upon Upom's arrival in Lukla, he will meet the rest of our trekking team, take care of packing your backpack, and start the journey to Phakding. 
Enjoy the descent to Thadokoshi while admiring Khumbi-hyula and Kusum Kangaroo, a peak covered in snow. 
The journey to Phakding will continue via Ghat with views of a monastery and a few mane walls.  

Climb up to Monjo, where the Sagarmatha National Park's entrance gate is located. Cross the river multiple times to arrive to Namchebazaar through Hillary Bridge. 
Cross the Dudhkoshi River and gradually walk to the Benker via Tok Tok. Till it reaches Hillary Bridge, the route gradually descends and then gradually ascends until it reaches Namchebazaar. 
 If the weather is right, we may catch a peek of Mount Everest and Mount Lhotse along the way. Namchebazaar serves as both a significant Sherpa and Tibetan market and the beginning point for a number of treks in the Everest area. 

We head up to Khumjung hamlet and monastery through the Everest View Lodge, which is located at 3900 meters and is ideal for acclimatization. 
We visit the location where the Yeti skull can still be found. 
We return to Namchebazaar through the Khumjung secondary school, which was founded by Sir Edmund Hillary himself, and Syangbochen, which is home to the Syangbochen Monastery. 

The level trail offers views of Mount Everest, Mount Lhotse, Mount Amadablam, Mount Thamserku, 
Mount Kongde, and other peaks. From Kyangjuma, the route falls to the Dhudhkoshi river and then climbs to Tengboche over a beautiful rhododendron woodland. 
We'll pass past Kangtega along the way, another stunning mountain covered with snow. Tengboche has an Internet café and a pastry shop among its attractions. 
It is the largest monastery in the Khumbu area. 

From Tengboche to Debuche, the trail descends through a rhododendron forest and over a bridge across the Imja Khola stream (River). 
The Island Peak and Amphu Laptsa Face climbing routes are the path that leads to Dingbuche. Before rising to Dingboche over stone walls with views of the well-known hiking peak Island Peak, the route drops to the river. 
It serves as the most challenging routes to Makalu and Hinko Valley as well as an access to Chhukung and beyond. 

 Start your climb to Chhukung, which gradually ascends to Chhukung, after a late breakfa

The path ascends to the highest of the three passes on the hike once you've finished acclimatizing, offering stunning vistas of Tabuche and Cholatse, including Lhotse, Amadablam, and other peaks. 
Before reaching Labuche, the path falls through the Nuptse Glacier for an hour. At this time, the effects of the altitude will start to take effect, and you could anticipate cooler evenings.

The steep and windy path to Gorakshep offers amazing views of the Everest Base Camp and glacier as well as a fantastic viewpoint of Mount Pumori. 
After lunch, we continue our ascent to Everest Base Camp and the Khumbu Icefall; the route from here can be confusing; follow the lead Sherpa; the trail shifts each year due to glacier movements; the ascent is difficult due to the high altitude and thin air; the walk passes through rocky dunes, moraine, and streams until you reach base camp.
Going to base camp takes around two to three hours, and after spending some time there, you return to Gorakshep. 

At our rate, it will take 2 hours to reach Kalapatthar, where you can see the entire Himalayan range. When you finally arrive to the moment you have been thinking about since the beginning of your voyage, you will be overjoyed. 
Khumbu Glacier, Everest Base Camp, and other mountain vistas, including Pumari (7,145m), Lingtren (6,695m), Khumbutse (6,623m), Changtse (7,550m), Nupse (7879m), and Everest, are all visible from the Khumbu Glacier moraine. 
This location's panoramic view is something to appreciate and gives you the impression that you are on top of the globe. 
We eat breakfast in Gorakshep and then continue on to Zongla. 

As we approach Chola pass through the valley, we gently rise. The majority of the time, the Chola Pass is coated with blue ice, which makes you feel chilly. You may also take in the expansive vista of several mountains from here. 
The route steeply drops from here to Thagna. 

 Short trek from Gokyo to Ngozumpa Glacier. After the glacier, we arrive to Gokyo, which is close to Gokyo Lake and is also known as Dudh Pokhari. This is the longest glacier in the Himalaya. 
We may tour the lake and Gokyo valley in the afternoon.   

Free day in Gokyo (Walking Time 5:00minutes) 
Climb Gokyo Ri in the early morning; it will take around 4 hours to ascent and 1 hour to descend.  Stay the night at the same guesthouse in Gokyo and have the day free. 

Set off to walk the 3 hours it will take you to reach the Renjo La pass (5340 m). The route then drops sharply to Marulung (4300 m). 
After our (3–4 hour) descent, we will meet Marulung and spend the night at the guest house. 

Today, try to get in Thame by lunchtime; it will take approximately four hours. 
In the afternoon, tour the monastery, which is extremely well-known, and the Thame valley, where we can observe how traditional Sherpa people live. 
Spend the night at a hotel.

The path is virtually flat after Thamo as it travels to Namchebazaar. The route gently ascends and falls to the Bhotekoshi River before continuing on to the Thamo town. 
Spend the night at Monjo. In order to reach the Monjo, where we leave the National Park, the trail gradually ascends and lowers to the Hillary Bridge.

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. .

The travel to Kathmandu is often in the morning owing to the wind in the afternoon; however, the flight time may be delayed due to bad weather or other unavoidable circumstances.  Anyway, we'll return to Kathmandu via plane, and then we'll bring you to your hotel so you can relax after a long flight and collect your breath before enjoying the rest of the day there. 

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

You must check out of the hotel three hours before to the departure time of your trip so that we may drive you to the international airport for your departure flight to your next destination.