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Upon your arrival at Kathmandu International Airport, the Adventure A One Trek representative welcomes you and will help you to transfer to the hotel. You can then take a good rest in the hotel. Later you can explore around yourself if interested.
Kathmandu Valley sightseeing to explore the historical and cultural city. The sightseeing is dedicated to exploring four of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed sites of Kathmandu Valley. Those four sites include- Kathmandu Durbar Square, Soyambhunath, Boudhanath, and Pashupatinath.
After the sightseeing, you can then focus on the trek preparation. You can hire or buy the necessary equipment in Thamel. In the evening, you will be meeting your guide for the trip meeting.
With an early morning flight, you will be arriving at Lukla airport. At Lukla, meet the porters before starting the trek. The route to Phakding is easy. Just keep your eyes open as the finest views of Kusum Kanguru can be collected. Phakding is a small settlement on the Dudh Koshi river bank. Enjoy a comfortable night's stay at the Phakding teahouse.
Start the day with a good breakfast. Get into Monjo then enter Sagarmatha National Park- the home to the greatest Himalayan flora and faunas. The dense forest of blue pine, deodar, rhododendrons, and more. On a clear day, you can also catch the first glimpse of Mount Everest on the way up to Namche Bazar. With six hours of trek, you will be reaching Namche Bazar- which is also famous as the Sherpa capital. Namche is the home of the famous mountaineers. You will be staying two nights at Namche before heading up.
After breakfast, you will be hiking up to the Everest viewpoint to collect the 360 views of the mountains. The viewpoint offers stunning views of the Himalayas including Mount Everest. Later in the afternoon, you can explore Namche Bazar or have a good rest in your hotel.
After spending two amazing nights at Namche Bazaar, you will be trekking Tengboche on this day. The route to Tengboche is fascinating as it covers the greatest views of Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, and more. Tengboche is the village with the biggest Buddhist monastery in Everest. Make sure to visit the Tengboche monastery. Later in the evening, you can collect a greater view of sunset in the Himalayas. The overnight will be at a local teahouse.
Start the hiking after breakfast. The route to Dingboche is mostly uphill where you will be crossing several suspension bridges and local villages. One of the best villages you cross on the day is Pangboche village which offers the greater views of Mount Ama Dablam. Occasionally, this section offers the spotting of snow leopards and Himalayan musk deer too. Located at 4410 meters above sea level, Dingboche is a small settlement, where you will be spending two nights.
After breakfast, take a short hike to Nagarjun Hills. It is the vintage point to collect the best views of Mount Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Labuche, and more. Then after retrace back to the lodge and spend the day taking a good rest.
Enter the valley of dusted snowed grasslands, you can enjoy the greater views of Amadablam, Lhotse, Pumori, and more along the way. Labuche today’s overnight place is a small Sherpa settlement with few teahouses around. Take a good sleep with the excitement of getting to Everest base camp the next day.
On the most exciting day, you will first trek to Gorakshep for three hours. You will then have your lunch there. Post lunch, leave your bag packs and start the hike to Everest base camp with some essentials (a day pack, water, a camera, and some chocolates). It takes ninety minutes to get to base camp from Gorakshep. Enjoy the moments, collect the memories, and leave a footprint at Everest base camp. Then retrace back to Gorakshep for the night.
With an early morning hike, you will be reaching Kalapathar to collect the best sunrise view and the excellent views of the Himalayas. Then you will be trekking back to Gorakshep for breakfast. After breakfast, you will take the route toward Lobuche Base Camp. You will be staying overnight at a tented camp at Lobuche base camp.
The day is dedicated to acclimatization. You will be doing some climbing preparation this day. You will be staying overnight at a tented camp.
Following the rocky moraine path, with four hours of the gradual walk, you will be reaching Lobuche High Camp the advanced camp for the night. Upon arriving at the high camp, you can take a good rest where the guides will be busy finding the best route and fixing the ropes for the next day’s climb. You will be staying overnight at a tented camp.
The main is here, you will be starting early this day. The climb towards the top is a technical and relatively challenging task. But with our experienced guides and the crews, it will be a lot easier for you. Upon reaching the top of the peak, you will be awarded the supreme views of Mount Everest 8,848 m, Lhotse 8,501 m, Mount Ama Dablam 6,856 m, Mount Makalu 8, 463 m, Chamlang, and Baruntseand adjoining peaks. After spending some time at the top, you will be then descending to the base camp for the night.
This reserved day at the base camp is dedicated in case of bad weather. If everything goes fine then the contingency day is not needed.
After completing the Lobuche, you will be getting to the main trekking route of Everest base camp. From the base camp, you will be following a downhill route with good views of the Himalayas, you will be getting to Pangboche. Pangboche is a small and beautiful village at the lap of the mountains. You can enjoy the excellent views of the mountains at Pangboche. You will be spending your night at a local teahouse at Pangboche.
The easy and pleasant way. Although the distance is a bit longer, the route is mostly descending. You will be crossing the familiar village of Pangboche, Tengboche before getting back to Namche Bazar. At Namche Bazar, you can go to the café to enjoy good coffee and fresh bake.
Retrace the same way back, that you have followed up. Get the final glimpse of Mount Everest, enjoy the stunning trails, and with a stroke of good luck to the trekkers going up. At Lukla, you will be saying goodbye to your porter as well.
After collecting all the greatest memories of the trek, today you will be flying back to Kathmandu. From Kathmandu airport, you will be transferred to the hotel where you can take a relaxing rest.
You can take an entire day to rest in Kathmandu. You can also go to the spa or massages to give some relief for your tired body. You can also do some shopping in Thamel.
With all the finest memories, today you will be flying to your next destination. Our representative will be transferred to Kathmandu airport. With the hope of seeing you again in Nepal, we will be saying bye this time.
Labuche peak is known as Lobuche peak, it is popular trekking peak situated in the Everest region of Nepal. It stands at an elevation of about 6,119 meters (20,075ft). The climb is considered moderately inspiring and requires basic mountaineering skills. It comprises steep ascents. Icy Sections and some technical Climbing. Prior high-altitude trekking familiarity is recommended.
While prior Climbing experience is beneficial, Labuche peak is often attempt by climbers with strong hiking background. However, it is suggested that you have some basic awareness of climbing techniques, glacier travel and the use of climbing tools. Physical fitness and acclimatization are crucial due to the high altitude.
The Lobuche peak climbing requires uphill and downhill walk resembling a moderately challenging trek. Mountain expedition is suitable for all trekkers who want to do Everest Base Camp Trek. Lobuche east peak is excellent choice for novice mountain climbers.
Lobuche peak is challenging mountain with difficult technical route to the summit which stands at 6,119 meters/20075 feet. From Sea level.
After you starts from high camp, continuous climb for peak will take around 10/11 hours.
Labuche peak is 6,119 meter/ 20075 feet from Sea Level.
People have difference thought and achievement, there is no age limit for climbing peaks. But we prefer up to 15 will be more worthy.