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Standing at Everest Base Camp with a hot shower waiting at your lodge and a gourmet dinner on the table is a different experience than collapsing into a shared dormitory with a cold bucket of water. The luxury version of this classic trek replaces the rough edges of high-altitude travel with heated rooms, private bathrooms, and Sherpa guides who adjust the pace to your body rather than a fixed schedule.
This guide covers the complete 14-day itinerary, what separates luxury lodges from standard teahouses, realistic cost expectations, and the practical details that determine whether you reach 5,364 meters with energy to spare or struggle through the final push.
Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek Highlights
- Cost: USD 3,500 to USD 5,500 per person, including boutique lodge accommodations, gourmet meals, and optional helicopter transfers
- Private Rooms: En suite bathrooms, heated common areas, and professionally prepared cuisine at every overnight stop—no shared dormitories or squat toilets
- Hot Showers at 5,364 Meters: Warm water after eight hours on the trail, a luxury that redefines comfort at high altitude
- Warm Beds in Private Rooms: No crowded bunkhouses—just a comfortable space to recover each night
- Flexible Pacing: Guides adjust the itinerary based on how your body responds to altitude rather than rushing to meet a fixed schedule
Private Helicopter Transfers and Scenic Mountain Flights
The flight from Kathmandu to Lukla is famous for its short runway carved into a mountainside. On the luxury trek, you can upgrade this flight to a private helicopter, which offers unobstructed aerial views of the Khumbu region and eliminates the uncertainty of weather-delayed fixed-wing flights.
Helicopter transfers also work as a return option from Gorak Shep or Lukla. This cuts days off the descent for trekkers who prefer to spend their energy on the climb up rather than retracing their steps down.
Premium Boutique Lodges Across the Khumbu Region
The Everest region now features several boutique lodge chains, including Yeti Mountain Home and Everest Summit Lodges. At lower elevations like Phakding and Namche Bazaar, the lodge experience rivals mid-range hotels with heated rooms, Western-style bathrooms, and dining rooms with panoramic mountain views.
Above Dingboche, options become more limited due to the remoteness and harsh conditions. However, the luxury itinerary still secures the warmest, cleanest accommodations available at each stop.
Kala Patthar Sunrise Over Mount Everest
The pre-dawn hike to Kala Patthar at 5,545 meters is the panoramic highlight of the entire trek. From this rocky outcrop, you stand face-to-face with Everest’s southwest face while Lhotse, Nuptse, and Pumori complete the amphitheater around you.
Most trekkers describe this sunrise as the single most memorable moment of their Himalayan experience. The luxury itinerary builds in adequate rest the night before so you arrive at the summit viewpoint with energy to spare.
Tengboche Monastery and Sherpa Cultural Immersion
Tengboche Monastery sits at 3,867 meters on a forested ridge with Ama Dablam towering behind it. This is the spiritual heart of the Khumbu, and the luxury trek includes time to observe Buddhist rituals and learn about Sherpa traditions from local guides.
The monastery was rebuilt after a 1989 fire and remains an active religious site. Visiting during morning or evening prayers offers a window into the daily spiritual practice that has sustained Sherpa communities for centuries.
What Makes the Everest Base Camp Trek a Luxury Experience
The word “luxury” carries different weight at sea level than it does at 5,000 meters. In the Khumbu, luxury means comfort, safety, and personalized service in an environment where basic amenities are hard-won. Standard teahouse treks involve shared rooms, cold showers (or no showers), and meals that vary widely in quality. The luxury trek eliminates these variables.
Boutique Lodges With Heated Rooms and En Suite Bathrooms
At properties like Yeti Mountain Home in Namche and Phakding, rooms feature private bathrooms with hot water, heated floors or radiators, and comfortable bedding. Common areas include lounges with mountain views, libraries, and dining rooms where meals are served at individual tables rather than communal benches.
Above Dingboche, full luxury amenities become scarce. However, the luxury itinerary still secures the warmest and cleanest options available at Lobuche and Gorak Shep.
Gourmet Meals and Safe Filtered Drinking Water
Meals on the luxury trek are prepared fresh with varied menus that accommodate dietary restrictions. Expect options beyond the standard dal bhat and noodle soup, including Western-style breakfasts, fresh vegetables, and properly prepared proteins.
Safe drinking water is provided throughout the trek, either filtered or boiled. This eliminates the need to purchase plastic bottles or rely on purification tablets.
Expert Sherpa Guides and Personalized Trail Support
Luxury treks operate with smaller group sizes and higher guide-to-trekker ratios. Your Sherpa guide is certified, English-speaking, and trained in altitude sickness recognition. Porters carry your main luggage, so you walk with only a daypack.
The pace is flexible. If you want to spend an extra hour at Tengboche Monastery or take a slower approach to the Kala Patthar climb, the itinerary adjusts to you.
Optional Helicopter Upgrades and Flexible Logistics
Weather delays at Lukla are common, especially during peak season. The luxury trek includes contingency planning for delays, with options to fly from the alternate Ramechhap airport or arrange a helicopter transfer.
Best Time for the Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek
Spring Season From March to May
Temperatures warm through the season, and rhododendron forests bloom with color at lower elevations. Daylight hours are longer, and the trail becomes increasingly busy as the season progresses. This is also the primary mountaineering season, so Base Camp is active with expedition teams.
Autumn Season From September to November
Clear skies and stable weather make autumn the best time for the Everest Base Camp trek. Visibility is excellent, and temperatures are comfortable during the day. October and November see the highest trekker numbers, so booking early is advisable.
14 Day Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek Itinerary
The following day-by-day breakdown covers the standard luxury itinerary. Actual walking times vary based on pace, weather, and acclimatization.
Day 1 Arrival in Kathmandu and Hotel Transfer
You arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, where a representative meets you and transfers you to a luxury hotel in Kathmandu. The evening includes a trip briefing and gear check.
Day 2 Fly to Lukla and Trek to Phakding
The early morning flight to Lukla takes approximately 35 minutes and offers your first aerial views of the Himalayan range. From Lukla, a short trek through Sherpa villages brings you to Phakding, where you spend the first night at a comfortable lodge along the Dudh Koshi River.
Day 3 Trek From Phakding to Namche Bazaar
This is the first full trekking day, following the river valley through forests and across suspension bridges. The trail climbs steeply after the confluence of the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi rivers, and you catch your first glimpse of Everest before arriving at Namche Bazaar.
Day 4 Acclimatization Day at Namche Bazaar
Acclimatization days are essential for preventing altitude sickness. You might hike to the Everest View Hotel for panoramic views, explore Namche’s markets and bakeries, or simply rest at the lodge. The “climb high, sleep low” principle applies here: a short hike to higher elevation followed by a return to Namche helps your body adjust.
Day 5 Trek From Namche to Tengboche and Deboche
The trail passes through rhododendron forests with views of Ama Dablam, Everest, and Lhotse. You visit Tengboche Monastery before continuing to Deboche, where the luxury lodge sits in a quieter setting below the monastery.
Day 6 Trek From Deboche to Dingboche
You enter the higher alpine zone as the trail climbs above the tree line. The village of Pangboche offers views of Ama Dablam’s dramatic south face. Dingboche sits in the Imja Valley with Island Peak visible to the east.
Day 7 Acclimatization Day at Dingboche With Chukkung Hike
The second acclimatization day includes an optional hike toward Chukkung Valley, which offers close-up views of the Lhotse wall and surrounding peaks. You return to Dingboche for rest and an early dinner.
Day 8 Trek From Dingboche to Lobuche
The trail crosses the Thukla Pass, where memorial stupas honor climbers who lost their lives on Everest and surrounding peaks. Lobuche is the last village before Gorak Shep, and accommodations here are more basic than at lower elevations.
Day 9 Trek to Everest Base Camp and Back to Gorak Shep
This is the climax of the trek. You reach Everest Base Camp at 5,364 meters, standing at the foot of the Khumbu Icefall where expedition teams begin their summit attempts. The return to Gorak Shep takes approximately two hours.
Day 10 Sunrise Hike to Kala Patthar and Descend to Pheriche
You wake before dawn for the hike to Kala Patthar, the highest point of the trek at 5,545 meters. The sunrise panorama includes Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Pumori. After descending to Gorak Shep for breakfast, you continue down to Pheriche, losing significant altitude for better rest.
Day 11 Trek From Pheriche to Namche Bazaar
A long descent through familiar terrain brings you back to Namche Bazaar. The lower altitude and thicker air make breathing noticeably easier. You celebrate progress with a final night at Namche’s best lodge.
Day 12 Trek From Namche Bazaar to Lukla
The final trekking day retraces the route to Lukla. A farewell dinner with guides and porters marks the end of the trail portion of the journey.
Day 13 Fly From Lukla to Kathmandu
The morning flight returns you to Kathmandu, weather permitting. The afternoon is free for shopping, sightseeing, or rest.
Day 14 Final Departure From Tribhuvan International Airport
Airport transfer for your international departure. You can also extend your stay in Kathmandu or add other experiences.
Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek Difficulty and Fitness Requirements
The Everest Base Camp trek is rated moderate to challenging. It does not require technical climbing skills, but it does demand cardiovascular endurance and mental resilience.
- Cardiovascular Endurance: Regular hiking, running, or cycling in the months before departure
- Leg Strength: Stair climbing, squats, and lunges to prepare for ascents and descents
- Mental Preparation: Long trekking days require patience and determination
- No Technical Skills Required: This is a walking trek, not a climb
The luxury itinerary includes two acclimatization days and maintains a moderate pace, which makes the trek accessible to fit beginners who follow a structured training plan. However, prior hiking experience at altitude is helpful.
Altitude Sickness and Acclimatization on the Everest Base Camp Trek
Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a risk on any trek above 2,500 meters. The 14-day luxury itinerary includes two dedicated acclimatization days to reduce this risk.
Symptoms to watch for include:
- Mild Symptoms: Headache, fatigue, loss of appetite, difficulty sleeping
- Moderate Symptoms: Persistent headache, nausea, shortness of breath at rest
- Severe Symptoms: Confusion, loss of coordination, fluid in lungs (requires immediate descent)
Guides carry pulse oximeters and are trained to recognize AMS symptoms. The “climb high, sleep low” principle is applied on acclimatization days, where you hike to higher elevation and return to sleep at a lower altitude.
Permits and Lukla Flight Logistics for the EBC Trek
Two permits are required for the Everest Base Camp trek: the Sagarmatha National Park Permit and the Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card. Both are included in the package and arranged before departure.
The Lukla flight is weather-dependent. Morning fog or afternoon clouds can delay or cancel flights, sometimes for multiple days. The luxury itinerary includes buffer time for delays, and alternative options include flying from Ramechhap or arranging a helicopter transfer.
Helicopter Return Upgrade for the Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek
For trekkers who prefer to save their energy for the ascent, a helicopter return from Gorak Shep or Lukla to Kathmandu is available as an optional upgrade. The flight takes approximately one hour and offers aerial views of the entire Khumbu region.
Packing Essentials for the Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek
Porters carry your main luggage, so you trek with only a daypack. Gear can be rented or purchased in Kathmandu if needed.
Clothing and Layering Essentials
- Moisture-wicking base layers (2 sets)
- Insulating fleece or down mid-layer
- Waterproof and windproof outer shell
- Warm down jacket for high camps and evenings
Footwear and Trekking Gear
- Broken-in trekking boots with ankle support
- Warm hiking socks (3-4 pairs)
- Trekking poles (highly recommended for knee protection)
- Camp shoes or sandals for lodges
Personal Items and Travel Documents
- Passport and travel insurance documents
- Cash for personal expenses and tips
- Sunscreen, sunglasses, and lip balm with SPF
- Headlamp with spare batteries
- Reusable water bottle
Book the Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek With Wilder Way Trekking
Wilder Way Trekking is a Nepal-based operator with government registration and a 5.0/5.0 rating from travelers. The team handles every detail, from luxury lodge reservations to expert Sherpa guides, so you can focus on the experience rather than the logistics.
Pricing Packages
14 Days from US$ 3500 US$ 2500 pp
Save $1000 Per Pax
Group-Size Discounts
Discounts are based on your group size.
We do not add anyone to your group. | No. of Persons | Price per Person |
| 1 Pax | US$ 2600 |
| 2 - 4 Pax | US$ 2500 |
| 5 - 8 Pax | US$ 2400 |
| 9 - 15 Pax | US$ 2300 |
Included and Excluded
- Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu flight and airport departure taxes.
- Accommodations (Total: 13 nights) - Six nights of luxury accommodation at Yeti Mountain Home at Lukla, Phakding (2N), and Namche(3N), Seven nights of standard accommodation at Tengboche (2N), Dingboche(2N), Lobuche, Gorakshep, and Pheriche (Twin Sharing Room).
- Meals: seven breakfasts, six dinners, and two lunches at Yeti Mountain Home. One lunch at Hotel Everest View Hotel. Ten lunches, seven dinners, and seven breakfasts at standard lodges during the trek.
- Government licensed experienced trek leader/ guide. One assistant guide for a group of 12 or more. A porter for every two trekkers.
- Guides and porters' costs, their meals, insurance, salary, lodging, transportation, and other necessary costs.
- Sagarmatha National Park entry permit fee.
- Khumbu Pashang Lhamu Rural Municipality fees.
- Snacks (cookies) and seasonal fresh fruits every day.
- All government and local taxes and other official expenses.
- Rescue operations arrangements in case of complicated health conditions (funded by travel insurance).
- Souvenirs - company t-shirt & cap.
- Wilder Way Trekking trek achievement certificate.
- Farewell dinner at Kathmandu after trek completion.
- International flight airfare
- Nepal entry visa fees
- Excess luggage charges (limit is 9kg per person)
- Accommodation and three meals (breakfast, meal, and dinner) in Kathmandu
- Extra accommodations in Kathmandu due to early arrival, late departure, or early return from the trek
- Personal expenses - shopping, snacks, alcoholic, hot (tea/coffee) or cold drinks, bottle or boiled water, shower, Wi-Fi, laundry, telephone call, battery re-charge fee, extra porters, etc.
- Travel insurance, which has to cover emergency high-altitude rescue and evacuation (compulsory).
- Tips for guide and porters.
- Additional costs due to delays caused by circumstances out of our control, for example - landslides, unfavorable weather, itinerary modification due to safety concerns, illness, changes in government policies, strikes, etc
- All the costs and expenses not listed in "What is included?" above
Highlights of the Tour
- Scenic Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu flight
- Highest glacier on Earth- Khumbu Glacier (4900m/ 16,075ft)
- Prayer wheels, colorful flags, mani stones, high suspension bridges
- Explore UNESCO world heritage site - Sagarmatha National Park
- Mt. Everest (8848m/29,029ft)
- The largest monastery in the Khumbu region - Tengboche Monastery
- Sherpa culture and lifestyle
- One of the world's highest airports in Syangboche (3780m / 12,400ft)
- Stunning panoramic views of mountains from Kalapatthar (5,555m)
Itinerary
The journey starts early in the morning. If you are trekking during busy seasons (March, April, May, September, October, and November), flights to Lukla from Kathmandu may be rerouted to Manthali Airport. For an early morning flight to Lukla, we will wake you up at your hotel around 12:30 am and take you on a 5-hour drive to Manthali Airport. The flight to Lukla from Manthali lasts about 20 minutes. You can avoid the long drive to Manthali by booking a helicopter from Kathmandu to Lukla, but it will cost you around 950 USD, considering five persons share the helicopter costs.
- Standard room, attached bathroom, hot shower, unlimited boiled & filtered drinking water, electric blanket, bathroom slippers, hair dryer on request, free wifi and charging access.
You will begin your trek early morning along the northern banks of the Dudh Koshi River crossing many suspension bridges, including the Hillary Suspension Bridge. Little ahead lies Sagarmatha National Park check post, where we will register our permits and climb through dense forest. From this forest, you will get the first sight of Mt. Everest. Trekking further, we reach Namche Bazaar - the gateway to Everest Base Camp.
- Overnight stay at Yeti Mountain Home
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
- Welcome drinks on arrival, standard room, attached bathroom, hot shower, unlimited boiled & filtered drinking water, electric blanket, bathroom slippers, hair dryer on request, free wifi and charging access.
Today is the scheduled acclimatization day. You can explore Namche Bazaar- full of Wi-Fi-connected cafes and restaurants, souvenir and gear shops, clubs, and bars. Additionally, you can hike to Sagarmatha National Park Visitor Center, Khunde, and Khumjung. The Sherpa towns of Khunde and Khumjung are an hour's trek away from Namche Bazaar. You will also be hiking up to Everest View Hotel to get spectacular views of Mt. Everest. We will then head back to Namche Bazaar to spend the night.
- Overnight stay at Yeti Mountain Home
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
- Welcome drinks on arrival, standard room, attached bathroom, hot shower, unlimited boiled & filtered drinking water, electric blanket, bathroom slippers, hair dryer on request, free wifi and charging access.
From Namche, we begin our trek to Tengboche. On the way, you will enjoy the stunning views of Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. The trail is full of ups and downs, which makes it challenging, but the views reward us amply. You can even spot wildlife on the way - such as musk deer, pheasant, and Himalayan tahr. We will further trek down and cross the Dudh Koshi river. Passing through dense alpine forests, you will eventually reach a small settlement called Phunki Thenga. Deboche is a little ahead of Phunki Thenga. You will also see Tengboche Monastery (the biggest monastery in the Khumbu region) on the way. In your spare time, you can visit monasteries in and around Deboche.
- Trek Distance 9.2km / 5.7miles
- Highest Altitude 3,855m / 12,850ft
- Trek Duration 5 hours
- Overnight stay at Rivendell Lodge
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
We will hike through the upper trail to reach Pangboche village, passing many chortens, mani walls, and smaller villages. From the path, you will be getting stunning views of Ama Dablam. The trek is a little easier as we enter the Imja Valley, following the Lobuche River. Then comes the steepest climb to Dingboche, where you will see the fields surrounded by stone walls protecting crops like barley, buckwheat, and potatoes from cold wind. Today's trek will be a little challenging due to the higher elevation.
- Itinerary Facts
- Trek Distance 12km / 7.45miles
- Highest Altitude 4,360m / 14,290ft
- Trek Duration 5 hours
- Overnight stay in Good Luck Hotel
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
It is time for a second day acclimatization at Dingboche. We have gained substantial height, so we must let our body time adjust to the thin air. However, that does not mean we will be staying idle. You will be walking up the ridge above Dingboche to enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views of the snow-capped peak Lhotse, the backside of Ama Dablam, the Island peak, Cho Oyu, and Makalu. You will also see the Himalayan peaks surrounding the Khumbu Khola Valley to the north.
- Overnight stay at Good Luck Hotel
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
The trek to Lobuche will be an interesting one as we will be able to enjoy the stunning mountain views throughout the hike. At first, the trail leads you to a short uphill near a ridge of a top shrine following the wide valley. We will then be crossing a glacial moraine and a small collection of lodges. The trek becomes higher, and we get better views of several snow peaks. On the way lies memorial statues of the climbers who could not succeed in this harsh terrain. The hike to Lobuche is enjoyable. Upon arrival, you will notice that Lobuche has a comparatively large settlement with many hotels and shops.
- Trek Distance 8.5km / 5.2miles
- Highest Altitude 4,930m / 16,175ft
- Trek Duration 5 hours
- Overnight stay at Eco Lodge
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
Today is your big day as you will be stepping on the Everest Base Camp itself. However, we begin our trek from Lobuche and head to the Everest Base Camp. We will be trekking through the lateral moraine of the Khumbu Glacier to reach the mesmerizing Gorak Shep that sits surrounded by stunning mountain peaks. We leave our luggage at Gorak Shep and head to Everest Base Camp. You spent your time and energy to reach Everest Base Camp, to experience this very moment. As you stay at the Everest Base Camp, enjoying the incredible views, you might get flooded with the memories of your struggle to get here. This is the closest you will ever be to Everest unless you want to climb it. With a rush of pride in your bodies and a celebratory mood, you will enjoy the views and click pictures to the heart's content. Then you will head back to Gorak Shep for the evening.
- Trek Distance 15km / 9.32miles
- Highest Altitude 5,364m / 17,598ft
- Trek Duration 6-8 hours
- Overnight stay at Everest Inn
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
Today is the climax of the trip. Kala Patthar is a famous viewpoint that gives you splendid panoramic views of Mt. Everest and other peaks. You will be hiking to Kala Patthar at dawn to view the sunrise on Mt. Everest and nearby peaks. After spending a while at the viewpoint, we will trek to Gorak Shep for breakfast and rest a while. Then we will be passing through dense forests and meadows to reach Pheriche - a small beautiful village. On the way, you might find yourself reflecting on the memories you created at the Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar.
- Trek Distance 9.6km / 6miles
- Highest Altitude 5,555m / 18,208ft
- Trek Duration 5 hours
- Overnight stay at Himalayan Hotel
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
You will be trekking down the hillside trails covered by rhododendron trees. During spring, the surroundings look colorful, thanks to blooming rhododendrons. Your journey will take you across a bridge over the Imja Khola and head into the Juniper forest, eventually reaching Dingboche. After a final steep climb, you will reach the famous monastery of Tengboche. You will be spending the night at Tengboche.
- Trek Distance 8.5km / 5.2miles
- Highest Altitude 4,250m / 13,945ft
- Trek Duration 4-5 hours
- Overnight stay at Rivendell Lodge
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
The trail to Namche Bazaar takes us through dense forests full of wildlife like pheasants, musk deer, mountain goats, or even snow leopards. If you are lucky, you might get the chance to spot these animals. While heading back, you can click pictures and enjoy the views of the tip of Everest and the backside of Lhotse. After arriving at Namche Bazaar, you will head to your hotel to rest.
- Trek Distance 9.2km / 5.7miles
- Highest Altitude 3,855m / 12,850ft
- Trek Duration 5 hours
- Overnight stay at Yeti Mountain Home
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
As we continue our return, the path is downhill, following the banks of the Dudh Koshi River. Once more, you will find yourself crossing many suspension bridges. After trekking through several forests and small villages, you will finally reach Phakding, a little ahead of Benkar.
- Trek Distance 7.4km / 4.5miles
- Highest Altitude 3,440m / 11,285ft
- Trek Duration 4-5 hours
- Overnight stay at Yeti Mountain Home
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
- Welcome drinks on arrival, standard room, attached bathroom, hot shower, unlimited boiled & filtered drinking water, electric blanket, bathroom slippers, hair dryer on request, free wifi and charging access.
This day marks the end on the trekking trails. We return down the Dudh Koshi Valley. The route from the Kusum stream is quite gentle uphill to Lukla. Before reaching Lukla, the trail heads steeply to the west. After the first climb, the path leads to a small village - Toktok. The views from Toktok will be entirely different. Eventually, you will reach the large town of Lukla, from where you will take a flight back to Kathmandu the next day.
- Trek Distance 6.2km / 3.8miles
- Highest Altitude 2,850m / 9,350ft
- Trek Duration 3-4 hours
- Overnight stay at Yeti Mountain Home
- Included standard meals (Breakfast+ Lunch+ Dinner)
- Welcome drinks on arrival, standard room, attached bathroom, hot shower, unlimited boiled & filtered drinking water, electric blanket, bathroom slippers, hair dryer on request, free wifi and charging access.
At the end of your trek, from Lukla, you will fly to Manthali or Kathmandu, depending on the trekking season. You will, most probably, fly to Manthali, and then we will drive you to Kathmandu if trekking in March, April, May, September, October, or November. In other months (December, January, February, June, July, and August), you will fly to Kathmandu directly. You can avoid the 5-hour drive from Manthali to Kathmandu, provided you spend around 950 USD extra to book a helicopter, which you will share with four other people. We hope your flight from Lukla will be relaxing as you will relish your memories on the trails. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you have the rest of the day to enjoy yourself.
- Flight Hours 40/20 minutes
- Included standard meal (Breakfast)
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