
11N/12D · $ 1,400
Everest Base Camp Trek
Trek to the foot of the world's highest mountain. Twelve days through Sherpa villages to Everest Base Camp at 5,364…
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$ 1,400
11N/12D
Nepal

Rs 25,000
5N/6D
NepalAnnapurna Region

Rs 2,50,000
12N/13D
NepalIndia

Rs 6,500
1N/2D
NepalGorkha & Bandipur

Rs 7,000
1N/2D
NepalGorkha & Bandipur

Rs 18,500
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Rs 14,500
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Price on request
4N/5D
Thailand

Rs 18,000
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4N/5D
Bhutan
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The acclimatisation was handled properly. We slept at Deurali before the final climb and nobody in our group of six had a headache at base camp. Most memorable: walking into the sanctuary on the fourth morning. Three days in a narrowing gorge and then it…
Six days and four seasons. Rhododendron forest on the way up and snow on the lodge roof two days later. Our guide knew every lodge owner by name, which made a difference when the place at Chhomrong filled up. Advice for the next traveller: the steps between…
Well organised and the price was exactly what was quoted, with no extras at the end. The hot springs at Jhinu on the way down were the surprise of the trip. Four rather than five only because the lodge on the second night was very full and we ate late.
Machhapuchhre at sunrise from the lodge door is worth the three days of walking uphill on its own. The porters were treated and paid properly, which mattered to us and is not true everywhere. We asked, and we were given a straight answer.
Fit but not a trekker, and I managed it comfortably. Four to seven hours a day with real lunch stops rather than a rushed schedule. Advice for the next traveller: break in your boots before you come. Two people in our group did not and regretted it by…
Booked from abroad and every question was answered on WhatsApp within the hour, including the awkward ones about insurance and evacuation cover. The fixed departure dates mattered — no waiting to hear whether the trip would run.
The sanctuary opens all at once after three days in a narrowing gorge and nothing prepares you for it. Small group, licensed guide, and no upselling at any point on the trail. That last one is rarer than it should be.
The trek itself was well run and the guide was excellent. December was my own choice and the wrong one — cloud most days and no view from base camp at all. They did tell me beforehand that spring and autumn are the windows. I would go again, in the right…
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