We begin this trek from the eastern part of Nepal and end it at Lukla. The route leads us across Tumlingtar and we also walk alongside the three large Rivers (Arun, Hunku, and Hindu).Here we are introduced to the Limbus, their way of living, culture etc.On crossing the Salpa Phedi, we enter another village inhabited by the Sherpas. We make our way through the Salpa pass and arrive at Lukla which connects us to the Khumbu valley. Further on, moving across Namche Bazar, we reach Gokyo Lake through Ranjo la pass.We end our trek by returning to Lukla.
Day 01.
Departure from own country .
Day 02.
Arrival at kathmandu and transfer to Hotel.
Day 03.
Kathmandu to Tumlingtar by flight and camp.
Day 04.
Tumlingtar to Kartike Ghat near Arun river 6h walk camp
Day 05.
Kartike to Gothe Bazar (800m.) 6h30 walk. Camp
Day 06.
Gothe Bazer to Salpa Phedi (2000m.) 6h30 walk. Camp
Day 07.
Salpa Phedi to Guransea ( 2956m.) 6h walk. Camp
Day 08.
Guransea to Tiu ( 2800m.) cross Salpa dada ( 3510m.) 6h30 walk.
Day 09.
Tiu to Kirawalie ( 2900m.) 6h30 walk. Camp
Day 10.
Kirawalie to Chewlem ( 3500m.) 6h walk camp
Day 11.
Chewlem to Khola Kharka ( 4500m.) 6h30 walk camp
Day 12.
Khola Kharka to Rangdang ( 4000m.) 6h walk. Camp
Day 13.
Rangdang to Taknak ( 4356m.) 6h walk camp
Day 14.
Rest day at Taknak
Day 15.
Takank to Khare(4659m.) 6h walk,
Day 16.
Khare to Mera Base camp ( 4950m.) 5h walk. Camp
Day 17.
Mera peak (6416m.) and back to Khare (5000.) 7h30h
Day 18.
Khare to Kote 6h30 walk
Day 19.
Kote to Chetarbhuk 6h30 walk
Day 20.
Chetarbuk to Chutanga 6h30 waik
Day 21.
Chutang to Lukla 6h walk
Day 22.
Lukla to Kathmandu by flight.
Day 23.
Kathmandu free day
Day 24.
Departure from Kathmandu..
Day 25.
Arrival at own country.
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