Nepál: Everest Base Camp Trek a výhlídkový let vrtulníkem

Nepal

Everest Base Camp Trek and Helicopter Sightseeing Flight

Difficulty

A tough trek

Type of adventure

Treks

Date

September - October / April - May

Trip description

Everest trek in Nepal is one of the most popular trekking routes for tourists traveling to the Everest region. Especially for those who love to discover Buddhism and its hidden treasures, a visit to Tengboche Monastery will be a very personal Buddhist experience.

Generally, people visit this isolated and lonely area of Nepal to relieve their stressed mind. The hospitality of the people around the monastery enchants them in such a way that they come again and again and create warm memories of Nepal in their hearts throughout their lives.

The journey to Tengboche begins with a 35-minute flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. Then the trek continues to a beautiful valley called Dudh Koshi valley to reach the most visited city in the region Namche Bazaar.

Afterwards, the journey continues to the beautiful Tengboche Monastery, a place surrounded by Himalayan forests, which is considered sacred and rich in the wilderness. It is also a place from where we can see not only Everest, but also another beautiful mountain, Ama Dablam. Then he returns to Namche and takes a sightseeing flight by helicopter over Everest base camp and the surrounding 8,000-meter mountains and finally to Lukla.

We trek in small groups!

Start discovering the world of the Himalayas.

Date

September - October / April - May

Price for 1 person

On request

What can you look forward to?

Program

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu – hotel accommodation
Day 2: City sightseeing tips – Boudhanath one of the largest and most famous Buddhist stupas in the world, Pashupatinath Hindu monastery and ceremonial place for cremations, Durbar Square the original royal palace.
Day 3: Kathmandu – Lukla (2,800m) Flight 40 min – Phakding (2,600m) – Morning transfer to the airport, flight to Lukla.
Day 4: Lukla – Monzo (2,825m) – We head north to join the main trail at Chablung and then along the Dudh Koshi to the Ghat. We pass through the village of Phakding and continue along the path north to the valley to Benkar. We cross the river once more and pass Chomoa, the site of a Japanese agricultural project.
Day 5: Monzo – Namche Bazaar (3,440m) – Beautiful views of Mt. Everest and Ama Dablam.
Day 6: Namche Baazar acclimatization (3,440m) – To acclimatize to the gained altitude and thinner air, we will spend a day in Namche Bazaar. There are several quality restaurants, hotels, lodges, shops, exchange offices, internet cafes and bakeries in this town, also the largest in the Everest region. We will visit a nearby museum known for its traditional artifacts that show the Sherpa culture. We also head to Syangboche Airport for rewarding views of the stunning sunrise and sunset over the Himalayan skyline.
Day 7: Namche Baazar – Tengboche (3,860m) – Climb above the horseshoe, Namche, for the first real views of the Himalayan peaks: Mt. Ama Dablam dominates the panorama as we descend again to Dudh Koshi and have lunch at Phungitenga (3,247m) before ascending to Tengboche Monastery (3,867m). It is located on a grassy knoll and is surrounded by mountains. Tengboche can rightly claim to be one of the world's best beautiful places. To the east are Ama Dablam and Khagtega and to the north are Mt. Everest, Lhotse and Nuptse. South Thamserk and West Kongde are also seen. The monastery is worth a visit..
Day 8: Helicopter tour to Everest Base camp and return to Lukla (2840 m – 1-2 hours) – This morning we wait for the helicopter to take a scenic flight to Everest Base Camp and the surrounding mountains. On board the helicopter in Namche, our heli tour begins. At Everest we will fly between the mighty Himalayan giants: Ama Dablam [6856m], Thamserku [6608m] Kantega [6685m], Lhotse [8501m], Nuptse [7879m] with entry to the west camp of Mount Everest. Where we stay for a while and take pictures before going back to Lukla.
Day 9: Lukla - Kathmandu – Morning flight to Kathmandu.
Day 10: Tip for a trip around Kathmandu - Visit to Bhaktapur, 4th century Changu Narayan Temple protected by UNESCO, Swayambhunath - "Monkey Monastery."
Day 11: Kathmandu departure

What is included in the price?

Price includes:
All service and meals on the trek including full board during the trek in good local lodges (in Nepal the usual cost of food is approx. CZK 1500/day)
PORTERS (regular price $30/day)
Bed and breakfast in Kathmandu, transportation from the airport to the hotel and back
Ramechhap (or Kathmandu) - Lukla - Ramechhap (or Kathmandu) air ticket and airport taxi fees
Heli tour Tengboche – EBC – Lukla
Entrance to Sagarmatha National Park
Czech and local guide, sirdar and cook, porters and yaks, insurance for sirdar and cook, medical equipment, if necessary we can and do provide helicopter rescue, coordination with the insurance company.
The price does not include:
Entry visa $50
Air ticket and airport taxis from Prague to Kathmandu and back (can be ordered separately)
Meals and drinks in restaurants in Kathmandu and on the trek (excluding board)
Salvage costs
Optional program in Kathmandu.