You get to experience breathtaking glaciers and peak scenery and view yaks and other fantastic wildlife, but without compromising comfort. If you’ve ever wanted to experience the globe’s highest base camp in luxury, this is the ultimate experience for you.

What Is Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek

For many, Everest Base Camp is synonymous with dusty trails, no-frills lodges, and tough treks. While the more conventional trek is an experience not to be forgotten, the luxury option offers a more civilized way to experience Nepal’s breathtaking landscapes.

Here are the Services you would be receiving when you choose to undertake Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek:

• Luxury Accommodations: No more teahouse hassles. On this Everest base camp luxury lodge trek, you will get this feature like upscale lodges, private rooms, en suite baths, and even heated blankets on chilly mornings.
• Fine Dining: Treat your taste buds to an assortment of international cuisine mixed with regional gourmet delicacies prepared fresh using high-grade ingredients.
• Professional Services: Tours are guided by professional guides and feature extra services ranging from porterage to oxygen for medical and safety purposes.

Is This Everest Base Camp Luxury Trekking Suitable For You?

Duration: Participants must have at least 15-16 Days to complete this Luxury EBC trek.

Difficulty: Moderately difficult. Beginners and First Time Trekkers can also join with proper planning and preparation.

Physical Fitness: Participants must be able to walk for an average of 5-6 hours by carrying a backpack daily during the trek in difficult terrain and high altitude.

Health Condition: Must be fit and fine and no history of altitude sickness including respiratory problems.

Age requirements: No age restrictions( there is a record of successful EBC trek from 2-year-old Carter Dallas from Glasgow, Scotland)

Document: Valid Passport, Health and Travel Insurance and Nepal Visa

What will you Love in This Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek?

Landing at Lukla Airport  

Your adventure begins with an exhilarating landing at the iconic Lukla Airport, which stands at an altitude of 9,337 feet. Compared to the standard treks, the Everest luxury trekking adventure has expert porters and trek leaders who stand by to take charge, taking you to one of the luxury lodges waiting to welcome you to the adventure in the Himalayas with clean rooms, hot towels, and fresh-brewed coffee.

Tengboche Monastery  

A visit to the highest of the Khumbu, Tengboche Monastery, at 12,687 feet, is among the spiritual highlights of the trek, with breathtaking views over Everest and Ama Dablam. Luxury trekkers follow after an assisted trek designed for comfort, to experience peaceful monk ceremonies, or to absorb the serene, awe-inspiring atmosphere among the mountains.

Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar  

The ultimate experience for trekkers and mountaineers is to arrive at Everest Base Camp, which sits at 17,600 above sea level, to get an immediate sense of the size of the Himalayas. Hike to Kala Patthar, which rises to 18,192, and an early morning ascent offers sweeping panoramic views of Everest, including a magical sunrise view. 

Dining Everest View Hotel

Located 12,729 feet above ground, the Everest View Hotel is an experience unlike any other, as you can sip freshly brewed coffee while viewing Everest. Called the world’s highest-altitude luxury hotel, it offers gourmet cuisine, ranging from regional fare to international, complemented by sweeping views of the Himalayas. With this singular combination of luxury and nature, each experience is one you won’t soon forget.

Immerse in Sherpa Culture 

Everest luxury trekking offers more than an enhanced sense of connection to the highly sought-after Sherpa people, excellent mountaineers and, above all, famous for their hospitality. Apart from the usual encounters, you’ll have true insights through exclusively designed experiences, such as village homestays, mountaineering heritage, handicrafts, and exciting Everest accounts. Luxury lodges, side by side with Sherpa villages, enable such rich interactions, which provide you with an insight into their resilience, way of life, and cultural heritage.

Majestic Himalayan Scenery

Throughout every step along the way, there is breathtaking scenery, such as the giant mountains Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Everest. Luxury trekkers view these scenes from one of the best accommodations in the Everest Region – a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.

Everest Weather and Temperature

The weather conditions in the Everest Region depend on the season, and each season, you can find different weather and temperatures. Here are the average temperature and weather conditions you can expect while you are on the Luxury Everest base camp journey.

Best Time To Undertake Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek

This luxury trek to the Everest base camp is best to do from March to May and from September to November. During this month, you can comfortably reach the high altitude of Everest base camp and Kala Patthar without having much difficulty. It is because of stable weather conditions, moderate temperature and less or no rainfall. Let’s see about each season so that it will help you to understand and decide when to choose to undertake.

Spring Season Trekking(March to May )

• Daytime is clear, and a clear view of the snow-capped mountain is seen.
• Wildflowers and beautiful, colorful rhododendrons can be seen on the trekking trails.
• The trekking trails slowly start to get busy due to starting season for trekking
• Remnants of snow at high altitudes.
• Daytime temperature is moderate, while night is chilly.

Autumn Season Trekking( September to November)

• Both day and night, you can get a clear view of the sky.
• Uninterrupted view of Everest and the surrounding peaks.
• Moderated day and night temperature
• Festive month( Dashain and Tihar)

Winter Season(December to February)

• Breathtaking snowy landscape
• Very few trekkers on the trekking trail due to off-season
• Tea house and lodge are quite
• Extreme weather conditions and heavy snowfall at high altitude
• Difficult to navigate at high altitudes.

Summer and Monsoon(June to August)

• Greenery landscape at low altitude.
• Trekking trials and tea houses remain quiet due to fewer traveler
• leeches, and slippery trails can trouble trekkers
• Chances of flood and landslide

Note: In peak season, there will be a huge number of trekkers and even a luxury Everest Expedition group. There are a limited number of luxury lodges, and they fill very fast, so I recommend you book the package at least 3-4 months in advance.

Require Permits For the Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek

To enter the Sagarmatha National Park for the Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek, all the participants must obtain two permits:

1. Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit
2. Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit

Note: When you book the trek with High Route Adventure, we will arrange all the required permits for you. Also, the cost of all the EBC permits will be included in the trekking package.

Luxury Helicopter Flight Service- Add-on Facilities

If you have limited time but still want to experience the Everest base camp trek, then you can use the luxury Helicopter service with High Route Adventure. After exploring Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar, you can skip the return trek and enjoy a scenic helicopter ride straight back to Kathmandu. It will help to save time and you can conclude your trekking journey in a short duration. 

• To use the Everest base camp trek with helicopter return service, you need to add the cost of USD. 

Important note: As the flights to and from Lukla can get delayed due to weather circumstances, we do advice to book a few additional days, to anticipate this we already included a leisure day on day 15, but you better and surer to book a few extra days. Do request us during your booking for any trek to Everest that includes flights to and from Lukla.

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Combining this with the classic Everest Base Camp Trek gives you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the Everest Region in all its glory. Island Peak is located at Imja Tse Valley. This is the most popular climbing peak in Nepal. It prefers those climbers with less experience or those to climb for the first time to go over six thousand m altitudes.

Trip Outline

Island Peak climbing is the Himalayan journey that commences with an exhilarating mountain flight to the renowned airstrip of Lukla. Following the banks of the Dudh Koshi River to reach Phakding, the trek begins from Lukla through lush green forests covered with rhododendrons, fir, and magnolia trees. Past the hamlets of Thulo Ghamela, Bengkar, and Monjo, the trail reaches Jorsalle and enters Sagarmatha National Park in the process.

You then reach the picturesque town of the Sherpas, Namche, where you take a day off for acclimatization before setting off to Tengboche. Visiting the sacred Dawa Choling Monastery in Tengboche, you continue the trek through the settlements of Pheriche, Lobuche, and Gorakshep to then traverse along the lateral moraines of Khumbu and Lhotse glaciers to reach Everest Base Camp (5364m) where you get to marvel at the unforgettable beauty of the Himalayas.

Attractions of Trek

An early journey to Kalapatthar offers you a gorgeous Himalayan sunrise and then takes you back to Lobuche, from where you leave the classic EBC trekking route and cross the arduous Kongma La Pass (5535m) to reach Chhukung. Taking a day off to acclimatize and also practice some climbing techniques, you summit the majestic Island Peak (6,189m) through ice and snow, experiencing every bit of the unique Himalayan experience. As you retrace your trail to Pangboche, Namche, Lukla, and Kathmandu, the feeling of accomplishment starts to sink in leaving you to want for more.

Is this trip the right fit for you?

• Island Peak Climbing is a challenging trek that ascends to 6,189m, so previous high-altitude trekking experience is highly recommended. The climb includes steep ascents on snow and ice with crampons and ropes.
• A high level of fitness is required as you will be trekking 5-6 hours daily before the summit climb. Endurance training should be done before the trip. The summit climb takes 10-12 hours roundtrip from base camp.
• Technical climbing skills like the use of harnesses, crampons, and ice axes are necessary. Previous knowledge of knots, ropes and climbing techniques is essential to learn before the trip.
• The trip is best done in April-May or October-November to avoid monsoon rains and severe cold. But weather at those times can still be unpredictable with storms and snow.
• You must be comfortable with basic camping during the trek and prepared for very basic conditions at the high camps on the mountain. Sleeping in tents at freezing temperatures is required.
• Island Peak is in a remote region, so you should not expect advanced medical facilities. Have proper travel insurance in case of emergencies or altitude sickness.
• Before attempting the summit, no previous mountaineering experience is required but you should be very confident in your physical fitness, stamina, and technical skills.

What makes this trip enjoyable for you?

• The sense of accomplishment in summiting a 6,000+ meter Himalayan peak after a challenging climb is an amazing feeling. Standing atop the summit with views of the high mountains is hugely rewarding.
• Trekking through the beautiful Everest region for days before the climb is scenic with views of mountains like Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam. The culture of Sherpa villages at places like Namche Bazaar is fascinating to experience.
• Acquiring new mountaineering abilities, such as using ice axes, ropes, harnesses, and crampons, is enjoyable and enhances your outdoor passion. These are excellent skills for your next climbing expedition.
• Island Peak is an adventurous trek with stunning landscapes as you hike past glaciers, craggy ridges, and snow-capped peaks. The Alpine climbing environment is breathtaking if you love nature.
• Training and getting in your best physical fitness before the trip is a great goal to work towards. Seeing your endurance improve is motivating.
• Summiting Island Peak is considered a major mountaineering achievement but is still accessible to adventurers with proper training and guidance. It’s a great introduction to serious climbing.
• Returning home with incredible memories, photos and stories of climbing a Himalayan peak is priceless. You gain confidence in yourself and your abilities. It’s an amazing personal accomplishment.
• Magnificent vistas of the Khumbu Icefall and other glaciers like the Khumbu and Lhotse glaciers can be seen from vantage points along the trail. The icefalls are spectacular to witness in person.
• Traditional Sherpa settlements like Namche Bazaar provide insight into the lives of these mountain people. Their Tibetan Buddhism culture, traditions, and hospitality are fascinating to experience.
• The trail passes through Sagarmatha National Park allowing you to spot unique flora like rhododendrons and wildlife like Himalayan tahr and musk deer. The biodiversity of the region is incredible.

We here at High Route Adventure have been accompanying trekkers and thrill-seekers for over a decade making sure we provide our clients with the very best of services enabling them to enjoy their adventure to the fullest. Please be advised that trips into the Everest Region are subject to changes resulting from the weather conditions. Adverse weather prevents flights heading to and from Lukla which stretches our itineraries, so make sure you plan for such contingencies.

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The climb begins at Base Camp, nestled in the shadow of Ama Dablam, at an elevation of approximately 4,600 meters (15,092 feet). From here, climbers embark on an arduous journey that takes them through a series of high-altitude camps. The Advanced Base Camp (ABC), situated at around 5,639 meters (18,500 feet), serves as the launching point for the expedition’s higher reaches.

As climbers ascend, they traverse rocky terrains, negotiate steep ridges, and face the challenges of snow and ice. Camp I, also known as “The Yak Camp,” at about 5,700 meters (18,700 feet), offers the first significant rest stop! From there, they advance to Camp II, or “The Advanced Camp,” perched at approximately 6,000 meters (19,685 feet) on a narrow snow ridge. It’s here that climbers intensify their acclimatization efforts and prepare for the more demanding sections ahead.

High Route Adventure’s expert climbing guides continue with you to Camp III, known as “The Summit Camp,” at around 6,480 meters (21,260 feet). This camp is strategically placed just below Ama Dablam’s southwest ridge, making it the final camp before the summit push!

The ascent to the summit, standing tall at 6,812 meters (22,349 feet), is the Major highlight of the Ama Dablam expedition. Climbers must navigate technical rock and ice sections, employing their skills and determination to reach the pinnacle of Ama Dablam’s majestic Himalayan pyramid!

A few things you should know before climbing Mt Ama Dablam

To conquer Ama Dablam, one must be equipped with a comprehensive arsenal of gear and equipment tailored to the requirements of high-altitude mountaineering in Nepal! In contrast to standard hiking gear, this expedition demands specialized tools and gear.

Crampons with precision-engineered spikes provide essential traction on icy surfaces, while harnesses with safety features offer peace of mind on tricky rock faces. Ice axes, designed for balance and power, are indispensable for navigating steep slopes and ice formations. Furthermore, altitude-resistant clothing, constructed with cutting-edge materials, ensures climbers remain warm and safe in the ever-changing Himalayan weather.

These tools are not mere accessories; they are lifelines, enabling climbers to conquer the unforgiving terrain of Ama Dablam. Climbers who embark on this expedition are advised to have some prior experience. Proficiency in rock and ice climbing is a benefit, as is the ability to utilize ropes and anchors!

Mt Ama Dablam is renowned for its formidable challenges. Its distinctive pyramid shape presents a complex medley of rock, snow, and ice obstacles. The exposed ridges and sheer rock faces demand a level of technical skill. With the help of High Route Adventure, you’ll navigate steep sections with finesse, employing a blend of rock and ice climbing techniques.

The thin air at high altitudes adds another layer of complexity, requiring climbers to acclimatize gradually and make calculated decisions to ensure their safety and success.

When to summit Mt Ama Dablam in Nepal?

The timing of the expedition is an important consideration! The optimal seasons for the Mt Ama Dablam expedition are autumn/fall (October-November) and spring (April-May). During these months, the weather tends to be more stable, with clear skies and manageable temperatures.

Embarking on the climb during other times of the year exposes climbers to harsh and unpredictable weather conditions, significantly increasing the risk associated with the ascent. Timing, therefore, is a factor that can make the difference between a successful summit and a perilous retreat!

Check: Best Time for Ama Dablam Expedition

Ama Dablam Camp-by-Camp to the Summit

Base Camp:

The journey begins at the base camp, situated at approximately 4,600 meters (15,092 feet) above sea level. This is the starting point for climbers and serves as the hub for organizing equipment, acclimatization, and initial briefings. High Route Adventure sets up our main camp here. It also provides a stunning vantage point for viewing Ama Dablam’s majestic pyramid shape!

Advanced Base Camp (ABC):

After training at base camp, climbers ascend to the advanced base camp, located at around 5,400 meters (17,716 feet). This camp is strategically positioned closer to the mountain and serves as a launch pad for further ascents. Climbers typically spend several days here, acclimatizing to the increasing altitude and preparing for the more challenging sections ahead.

Camp I:

Often referred to as “The Yak Camp,” is situated at approximately 5,700 meters (18,700 feet) above sea level. It is the first high camp along the route, marking a significant step in the ascent. Climbers establish this camp on a rocky terrace and use it as a resting point during their climb. From here, the route becomes steeper and more technical.

Camp II:

Called “The Advanced Camp,” Camp II is positioned at approximately 6,000 meters (19,685 feet). It is a critical waypoint in the climb and is nestled on a narrow snow ridge. Climbers may spend several nights here, adjusting to the altitude and preparing for the challenging sections ahead. Camp II offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

Camp 2.7:

Also known as “The Summit Camp,” it is situated at around 6,480 meters (21,260 feet) above sea level. This camp is strategically located just below the mountain’s southwest ridge. It is the final camp before the summit push and requires a technical climb to reach. Climbers typically set off from here in the early hours of the morning for their summit attempt.

Ama Dablam Summit:

The ultimate goal of the expedition is to reach the summit of Ama Dablam, which stands at an impressive 6,812 meters (22,349 feet) above sea level. The summit push is the most challenging part of the climb, often involving technical rock and ice sections. Success at the summit is a testament to the climber’s skill, determination, and preparation!

Is Ama Dablam Expedition Suitable For You?

• Ama Dablam is a more challenging peak at 6,812m. Prior high-altitude mountaineering experience and excellent fitness levels are required. It’s not for newer climbers.
• The climb requires ascending steep exposed ridges and climbing rock. Excellent technical skills in ropes, rappelling, anchors, etc., are essential.
• The summit bid involves difficult sections like the Yellow Tower. This requires strong mental stamina, in addition to physical capability.
• Weather conditions on summit day can be extremely harsh – low temperatures with strong winds. Make sure you have top-grade cold weather gear to withstand that.
• Camping for weeks around 5,000 – 6,000m means very basic tent conditions and below-freezing temps. Prepare mentally and with gear for sleeping in such environments.
• Due to tricky logistics, unstable weather issues, etc., summit attempts tend to be tough. Be mentally ready to turn around if needed.
• Limited summit days per season means securing a permit many months in advance. It gets booked out quickly by experienced climbers only.
• Ama Dablam’s difficulty requires technical skills. It’s suited for intermediate-advanced climbers pursuing a major Himalayan challenge with proper prior extreme altitude experience.

What You Will Love In this Ama Dablam Expedition

• Summiting a classic and stunning 6,812m peak like Ama Dablam provides a huge sense of personal achievement and pride after a demanding climb. The incredible views are the reward.
• Attempting steep rock pitches on the southwest ridge using ropes, gear, and technical ability is an adventurous challenge for experienced climbers.
• Learning to handle difficult sections requires mountaineering skill development. This benefits future extreme altitude climbs.
• Being fully self-sufficient for weeks while camping across varying terrains from base camp to summit pushes your resilience and wilderness skills.
• Trekking in the Khumbu Valley offers stunning high-mountain scenery, Buddhist culture, and charming Sherpa villages to discover along the way.
• Crossing high passes before attempting Ama Dablam is very rewarding yet grueling, underscoring the remoteness.
• Overcoming adversity together with your expedition team when tackling such a serious peak forms a lasting friendship.
• If successful, landing atop such an iconic summit with jaw-dropping Himalayan views all around is a moment you’ll never forget.

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Along the way, you’ll explore iconic destinations such as Everest Base Camp and the sparkling Gokyo Lakes, surrounded by dramatic glaciers and towering mountains. The journey is enriched with visits to traditional Sherpa villages, vibrant Buddhist monasteries, and scenic trails lined with alpine vegetation, making it one of the most complete and unforgettable treks in the Everest region.

What to Expect on the Everest Three Passes Trek

Your Everest Three Passes Trek begins with an unforgettable cultural experience in Kathmandu, exploring UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as ancient temples, palaces, and bustling markets. A scenic mountain flight to Lukla marks the start of your trekking adventure. From here, you follow the Dudh Koshi River to reach the charming Sherpa village of Phakding.

The trail continues through Monjo and Jorsalle, leading you to Namche Bazaar – the gateway to the Everest region. After an acclimatization day exploring this lively Sherpa hub, you trek towards Tengboche, home to the sacred Dawa Choling Monastery with a backdrop of the majestic Ama Dablam (6,812 m).

From Dingboche, you make your way to Chhukung and climb to the Chhukung Ri (5,550 m) viewpoint for panoramic Himalayan views. The adventure intensifies as you cross your first high pass, Kongma La (5,535 m), offering sweeping vistas of the Khumbu Himalayas before reaching the legendary Everest Base Camp (5,364 m).

A highlight of the trek is witnessing sunrise from Kala Patthar (5,550 m), where the golden light touches the summit of Mount Everest (8,848 m). Next, you tackle the icy slopes of Cho La Pass (5,420 m), leading to the turquoise waters of the Gokyo Lakes. The final challenge is Renjo La Pass (5,345 m), revealing yet another spectacular angle of Everest and surrounding peaks.

Your descent takes you back through Namche Bazaar to Lukla, followed by a flight to Kathmandu, completing one of the most rewarding treks in the Everest region. This journey is a perfect mix of high-altitude adventure, stunning Himalayan scenery, and rich Sherpa culture.

The Major Attraction of Everest Three Passes Trek

Thrilling Flight To Lukla( Tenzing Hillary Airport) (2,860 m)

Lukla is the gateway to the Everest region and the starting point of your trekking journey. It is famous for its short and thrilling mountain airstrip surrounded by stunning Himalayan landscapes. Trekkers begin their adventure here, soaking in the excitement of the trail ahead.

Explore Famous Namche Bazaar (3,440 m)

Namche Bazaar is the bustling heart of the Khumbu region and a key acclimatization stop. This vibrant Sherpa town offers mountain cafés, shops, and panoramic views of Everest and nearby peaks. It’s the perfect place to immerse yourself in local culture before heading to higher altitudes.

Highest Monastery in Nepal,Tengboche Monastery (3,867 m)

Tengboche Monastery is the spiritual center of the Everest region, set against the backdrop of Ama Dablam and Everest. It is the largest monastery in Khumbu and a peaceful place to witness Buddhist ceremonies. The surrounding scenery makes it one of the most photogenic spots on the trek.

Everest Base Camp And Kala Patthar

Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) is one of the most iconic trekking destinations in the world. Here, trekkers get stunning close-up views of the Khumbu Icefall and the towering peaks of the Himalayas. Just above base camp, Kala Patthar (5,550 m) offers the best viewpoint for sunrise over Mount Everest, where the first golden rays light up the summit and create unforgettable panoramic mountain views.

The Three High Passes: Kongma La, Cho La, and Renjo La

The Everest Three Passes Trek challenges trekkers to cross three spectacular high mountain passes. Kongma La Pass (5,535 m) is the highest and offers incredible views of the Khumbu Glacier and surrounding peaks. Cho La Pass (5,420 m) is famous for its icy terrain and leads you to the beautiful Gokyo Lakes. Finally, Renjo La Pass (5,345 m) rewards trekkers with panoramic views of Mount Everest, Cho Oyu, and the shimmering lakes below. Crossing these passes is the ultimate adventure for experienced hikers in the Everest region.

Weather and Temperature Around Everest Three Passes

Best Time To Go Everest Three Passes Trek Nepal

The best time to do the Everest Three Passes Trek in Nepal is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (late September to November) seasons. These months offer clear skies, moderate temperatures, and stunning views of the Himalayan peaks. Spring brings blooming rhododendrons and vibrant landscapes, while autumn provides stable weather and excellent visibility for trekking.

Winter (December to February) is colder and has more snow on the high passes, making the trek more difficult and risky. Summer (June to August) is the monsoon season with heavy rainfall, slippery trails, and limited mountain views. For the safest and most enjoyable trekking experience, plan your Everest Three Passes Trek during spring or autumn in Nepal.

Required Permits For the Everest Three Passes Trek

Note: All the require permits for the Everest Three Passes trek will be arranged by the Highroue Adventure at free of cost when you book with us.

Everest Three Passes Trek Cost For 2025/2026

Our 19 Days Everest Three Passes Trek Package Cost starts from the 1755 USD Per Person. We provide speical discount to our clients if they are in a group. The more you are in a group the more discount you can get in the package. If you are traveling solo and want to join a group, you can contact our tour operator to find a departure date that fits your schedule. Customization of the itinerary is possible as per your need and interest. Here is our package according to group size.

Beginner Travellers Tips: For the first time trekkers we sujjest to choose easy trek in the Everest Region: Everest Base camp trek or Gokyo Valley Trek

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The Everest Base Camp Trek is one of Nepal’s most legendary and life-changing treks. It offers a thrilling mix of natural beauty, high-altitude adventure, and deep cultural experiences. With the mighty Mount Everest (8,848.86m) constantly in view, trekkers journey through lush forests, raging rivers, Sherpa villages, and sacred monasteries. This trek is more than just reaching the base of the world’s tallest mountain—it’s a spiritual and physical journey through the heart of the Khumbu region.

What To Expect on This Everest Base Camp Trek 14 Days

The trek begins with a scenic and adrenaline-pumping flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, one of the most thrilling airports in the world. From Lukla, the trail follows the Dudh Koshi River, passing charming villages like Phakding and Monjo before entering Sagarmatha National Park.

Key stops along the way:

• Namche Bazaar – The bustling Sherpa town with stunning Everest views
• Tengboche Monastery – A spiritual center with panoramic Himalayan backdrops
• Dingboche and Lobuche – High-altitude villages surrounded by glaciers
• Gorakshep – The last stop before reaching Everest Base Camp (5,364m)
• Kala Patthar (5,545m) – The best viewpoint for a sunrise panorama of Everest

Top Attractions of the Everest Base Camp Trek

Breathtaking Views of Mount Everest and Himalayan Giants

One of the major highlights of the Everest Base Camp Trek is the awe-inspiring views of Mount Everest (8,848.86m) and surrounding peaks like Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku. The panoramic Himalayan scenery begins as soon as you land in Lukla and keeps getting better each day. Trekkers are rewarded with close-up views of Everest, especially from Kala Patthar (5,545m), known for its stunning sunrise. The snow-covered peaks, glaciers, and icefalls create unforgettable visuals throughout the journey.

Scenic Flight to Lukla – World’s Most Adventurous Airport

The adventure starts with a thrilling flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, one of the most exciting and scenic flights in the world. Flying over deep valleys and high ridges with views of the Himalayas is a unique experience in itself. The short airstrip in Lukla, perched on a hillside, sets the tone for the adrenaline-packed trek ahead. It’s not just transportation—it’s a memory in the making.

Sherpa Culture and Himalayan Villages

The Everest Base Camp route winds through beautiful Sherpa villages like Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, and Pangboche, giving trekkers a glimpse into traditional mountain life. The Sherpa people, known for their resilience and mountaineering skills, are warm, welcoming, and deeply spiritual. You’ll see colorful prayer flags, Buddhist stupas, and monasteries along the trail. Their rich cultural heritage adds depth to the trekking experience.

Tengboche Monastery – Spiritual Heart of the Khumbu

One of the spiritual highlights of the trek is a visit to Tengboche Monastery, the largest Buddhist monastery in the Everest region. Located at 3,867 meters, it offers incredible views of Ama Dablam and Everest. Trekkers often receive blessings from the resident monks before continuing their journey. The peaceful ambiance and fluttering prayer flags create a sacred moment amid the Himalayan wilderness.

Kala Patthar – Best Viewpoint for Everest Sunrise

Climbing Kala Patthar, meaning “Black Rock,” is one of the most rewarding parts of the trek. It offers the best panoramic view of Mount Everest and surrounding peaks at sunrise. The climb is short but steep, and the view at the top is absolutely breathtaking. Watching the golden rays hit the summit of Everest is a bucket-list experience for every trekker.

Khumbu Glacier and Icefall

As you approach Everest Base Camp, you walk alongside the massive Khumbu Glacier and get a glimpse of the dangerous and fascinating Khumbu Icefall. These natural wonders are ever-changing due to shifting ice and melting patterns. It’s a stark reminder of the raw power of nature at high altitude. The terrain here is rugged, surreal, and deeply captivating.

Sagarmatha National Park – A UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Everest trekking trail passes through the protected area of Sagarmatha National Park, home to rare wildlife, alpine forests, and glaciers. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers a pristine natural environment to explore. Trekkers may spot Himalayan tahrs, musk deer, snow pigeons, and if lucky, even the elusive snow leopard. The park adds a rich layer of biodiversity to the trekking journey.

Cozy Teahouse Experience

At the end of each trekking day, you rest in local teahouses that offer simple accommodation and warm meals. This authentic part of trekking in Nepal allows you to connect with other trekkers and enjoy Nepalese hospitality in remote mountain villages. Typical meals include dal bhat, noodle soup, and momos, providing the energy needed for the next day’s hike. Teahouse stays are part of what makes the Everest Base Camp Trek a culturally rich and immersive experience.

Is Everest Base Camp Trek Right for You?

The Everest Base Camp trek is a moderately to highly challenging trek, suitable for those with a good level of fitness and a sense of adventure.

Trek details:

• Duration: 12–14 days
• Max altitude: 5,545 meters (Kala Patthar)
• Daily trekking: 5 to 8 hours
• Accommodations: Basic teahouses with limited facilities
• Fitness: Requires pre-trek training and cardiovascular endurance
• Altitude sickness risk: Present; acclimatization days are essential
• Weather: Unpredictable; clear in peak months (Oct-Dec & Mar-May)

If you want a trekking experience that’s both adventurous and comfortable, the Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek is definitely worth reading about.

Cost of Everest Base Camp Trek 14 Days

Our Everest Base Camp Trek package costs $1495 USD per person. Special discounts are available for groups. You can book in advance for the years 2026/2027, and at High Route Adventure, we also accept last-minute bookings.

Optional upgrades like private rooms, hot showers, and helicopter return can be arranged.

Important Notes Before Booking Everest Base Camp Trek 14 Days

• Flight Delays: Weather in Lukla can delay flights. We highly recommend adding 1–2 buffer days in Kathmandu after your trek.
• Start Time: Arrive in Kathmandu early in the day before the trek starts to attend the pre-trek briefing.
• Flexibility is crucial: The mountain environment is unpredictable. Be ready for itinerary changes due to weather or health conditions.
• Pre-Trek Briefing: Mandatory attendance for route explanation, safety tips, and gear check.

Why Choose High Route Adventure For Everest Base Camp Trek 14 Days Package?

At High Route Adventure, we have over a decade of experience guiding trekkers in the Everest region. We’re committed to your safety, comfort, and cultural immersion.

What we offer:

• Expert local guides trained in altitude safety
• Handpicked teahouses and meals
• Small group sizes or custom private treks
• Transparent pricing with no hidden costs
• Support for responsible and eco-friendly travel

Other Everest Region Trekking Options

1. Everest Three High Passes Trek – For experienced trekkers seeking a high-altitude challenge
2. Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour – A scenic luxury experience for travelers short on time
3. Everest Base Camp Trek Gokyo Lake Via Chola Pass – A scenic and challenging route combining lakes, glaciers, and Base Camp

For those who seek luxury during the Everest Base Camp Trek, you can check out our Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek package.

Required Permits for the Everest Base Camp Trek

Note: These permits are arranged free of cost by High Route Adventure when you book the package with us.

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Gokyo Everest Base Camp Trek via Cho-La Pass will be a great adventure holiday where you will be walking on a quiet mountain path to cross the high Cho-La Pass. After completing the trek to Everest Base Camp and the highest spot Kalapathar rocky hilltop, enjoy a breathtaking panorama of giant peaks with Mt. Everest at its closest distance.

High Route Adventure has designed the itinerary with flexible rest days for proper acclimatization. All travelers booked with us can enjoy the fabulous adventure to Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Valley Trek, crossing Cho-La Pass. Our program is slightly different from other companies, visiting Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar on the first part of the adventure. This makes it more accessible to climb over Cho-La Pass to reach scenic Gokyo Valley, a beautiful destination enclosed by high snow peaks.

The Everest Gokyo Cho-La Pass Trek — the original spelling is Tsho-La, meaning “a pass with an icy pond” — is generally called Cho-La for simplicity among foreign travelers. Likewise, Mt. Everest is called Sagarmatha in Nepal, while the Sherpa people know it as Chomolungma in the Tibetan language, as Everest straddles the border between Nepal and Tibet/China.

Journey to Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek Via Cho-la Pass

To begin this wonderful adventure, take a swift panoramic short flight from Kathmandu to the Sherpa town of Lukla, with a unique airstrip enclosed by high green hills and snowy mountains. The airport in Lukla is named Tenzing-Hillary Airport, a tribute to the first conquerors of Mt. Everest.

From Lukla, the trek starts with easy gradual walks through several Sherpa farm villages, following the Dudh Kosi River to reach Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Entering the park leads into beautiful woodlands of rhododendrons and pine trees, with a scenic uphill climb to reach the famous Namche Bazaar.

At Namche Bazaar, trekkers enjoy a free day for acclimatization before heading to higher destinations. This vibrant Sherpa hub offers short hikes to viewpoints and a fascinating museum displaying information on the Khumbu and Everest region.

After a relaxing time in Namche — where a colorful Saturday market is held weekly, giving the place its name “Bazaar” — the journey continues along a scenic trail to picturesque Tengboche and its impressive monastery.

Trek to Everest Base Camp

From Dingboche, the trail heads towards Everest Base Camp via Lobuche and Gorakshep, temporary settlements with basic lodges for trekkers. The path leads across moraine and glacier terrain to reach the famous Everest Base Camp, near the massive Khumbu Icefall and glaciers.

During the spring climbing season, this area is filled with colorful expedition tents. The views of surrounding peaks are incredible, with the summit of Mt. Everest visible above.

The final push to Kalapathar (5,643 m / 18,514 ft) offers the closest panoramic view of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Pumori. After completing the Everest Base Camp section, the trek heads towards Dzongla, the base for Cho-La Pass.

The early morning crossing of Cho-La Pass is one of the most challenging days of the trek. The pass is decorated with rock cairns and Buddhist prayer flags, offering breathtaking views of Cholatse, Lobuche, Nirekha, and even Cho-Oyu in the north.

From here, descend into Gokyo Valley, near the Ngozumpa Glacier, the longest glacier in the Nepal Himalaya.

Cultural Highlight – Tengboche Monastery & Festivals

Tengboche is surrounded by high snow peaks with spectacular views of Mt. Everest and Ama Dablam, set within serene alpine forests. Visitors can explore the monastery, and in autumn, witness the famous Mani Rimdu Festival.

From Tengboche, the route leaves the tree line and enters the high mountain wilderness. The walk leads to Pangboche village, then to Dingboche in the scenic Imjatse Valley, where trekkers enjoy another acclimatization day to explore stunning viewpoints.

Exploring Gokyo Valley & Gokyo Ri

At Gokyo, enjoy a rest day to explore the crystal-clear Gokyo Lakes and surrounding Himalayan scenery. A hike to the summit of Gokyo Ri rewards trekkers with a 360° view of four of the world’s highest mountains — Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho-Oyu — along with the turquoise Gokyo Lakes below.

Return Journey

The adventure concludes with a descent to Lukla, followed by a scenic flight back to Kathmandu — ending a truly unforgettable Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek via Cho-La Pass.

Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek Via Cho-la Pass:Trek Difficulty & Suitability

• Duration: 17 days
• Walking Hours: 5–7 hours daily, moderate to strenuous
• Fitness: Good physical condition is essential
• Weather: Cold at higher altitudes, with possible snow and rain
• Accommodation: Basic tea houses with shared facilities
• Altitude Risk: Above 3,000 m, risk of altitude sickness — proper acclimatization is crucial
• Flexibility: Build extra days for rest or delays

Lower-altitude alternatives include the Everest Panorama Trek and the standard Everest Base Camp Trek without the Cho-La Pass crossing.

Why You Will Love In This Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek Via Cho-la Pass

• Majestic views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Makalu
• Crossing the high Cho-La Pass (5,367 m)
• Witnessing the turquoise-blue Gokyo Lakes
• Visiting Tengboche Monastery and Pangboche Village
• Meeting friendly Sherpa communities
• Following the historic trail of Edmund Hillary to Everest Base Camp
• Sunrise from Kalapathar
• Experiencing Sherpa culture and Buddhist landmarks

Interesting Fact – Kalapathar’s Height

There has been confusion regarding Kalapathar’s height. Earlier estimates placed it between 5,545 m and 5,550 m. Research by Dr. Luis A. Ruedas (Portland State University, 2006) measured it at 5,643 m / 18,514 ft. A 2008 follow-up confirmed 5,644.5 m.

Two Everest Base Camps

There are two base camps for Mt. Everest:

• South Base Camp (Nepal): 5,364 m / 17,598 ft – Coordinates: 28°0′26″ N, 86° 51′ 34″ E
• North Base Camp (Tibet/China): 5,150 m / 16,900 ft – Coordinates: 28° 8′ 29 ″N, 86°51′5″ E

Best Time for Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek via Cho-La Pass

The Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek via Cho-La Pass is a high-altitude adventure that combines the beauty of two iconic destinations — Everest Base Camp and the turquoise Gokyo Lakes. To make the most of this challenging yet rewarding journey, choosing the right season is essential.

Spring Season (March to May)

Spring is one of the best times for this trek. The weather is generally stable, skies are clear, and temperatures are pleasant for high-altitude hiking. This is also the blooming season for rhododendrons and other alpine flowers, adding vibrant colors to the trails. The visibility is excellent, offering crystal-clear views of Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and other Himalayan giants.

Highlights of Spring Trek:

• Warm and sunny days, cool nights.
• Spectacular mountain views and colorful landscapes.
• Perfect conditions for crossing Cho-La Pass without heavy snow.

Autumn Season (September to November)

Autumn is another prime time for the Everest Gokyo Cho-La Pass trek. After the monsoon rains, the air becomes crisp and dust-free, providing incredible panoramic views. Days are sunny with mild temperatures, while nights are cool to cold at higher elevations. This season is also the most popular among trekkers, so you’ll meet adventurers from around the world.

Highlights of Autumn Trek:

• Clear skies with dramatic sunrise and sunset views.
• Comfortable weather for long trekking days.
• Best time for photography around Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lakes.

Winter Season (December to February)

Winter offers stunning views but comes with harsh cold and heavy snowfall, especially around Cho-La Pass. Only experienced trekkers with proper gear should attempt this route in winter. Trails are quiet, giving a peaceful trekking experience for those who can handle the cold.

Highlights of Winter Trek:

• Fewer trekkers, peaceful trails.
• Crystal-clear visibility with snow-covered landscapes.

Monsoon Season (June to August)

Monsoon brings heavy rainfall, making trails slippery and increasing the risk of landslides in lower regions. Cloud cover often hides mountain views, and crossing Cho-La Pass becomes more dangerous. This is the least recommended season for the trek.

Required Permits for the Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek via Cho-La Pass:

Note: Highroute Adventure will arrange all the required permits when you book the package with us and the cost of the permit will also included in the package.

Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek Via Cho-la Pass Cost For 2025/2026

At highroute adventure our 17 Days Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek Via Cho-la Pass package starts from $ 1535 USD Per Person. The more you are in a group the more you can get discount in the trekking package. You can also make a advance booking for the 2027 at the cost of the year 2026. For those who are looking for the luxury Everest base camp trek they can contact us. You can also customize the itinerary based on your interest and preference. Lets see the cost according to the group size:

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Presenting panoramic views of Himalayan peaks like Mount Everest (8848m), Lhotse (8516m), Cho Oyu (8201m), Makalu (8485m), and Mount Kanchenjunga (8586m) among many others from the summit, Mera Peak is a destination listed under many mountaineer’s bucket list. As such, the Mera Peak Climbing Trek incorporates all the best features of the region, including its natural beauty and cultural opulence, to offer you a trip that you will never forget.

Mera Peak Climbing: What to Expect on the Journey to the Top

Mera Peak Climbing begins with a short flight to Lukla from Kathmandu. From Lukla, The initial trekking trail of the journey passes through many villages and settlements, each destination presenting breathtaking views of the Everest peaks. Moreover, the Khumbu is home to the ethnic Sherpa people of Nepal and the journey is a great way to enjoy their culture.

Likewise, the journey goes through the Hinku Valley with the trekking path winding through highland pastures, emerald alpine woods, and ravines with sharp ridges. The natural beauty of the landscape is also one of the trip’s major hallmarks besides the Himalayan ambiance. At each step of the way, you are presented with beautiful open pastures and grasslands embedded with rhododendron bushes with the skyline decorated by the Everest Himalayas.

Finally, the path then leads you to the settlement of Khare and the Mera High Camp from where you begin your ascent upwards to the Mera Peak summit. With the wide environment covered in deep snow and ice, with glacial sludge and icefalls covering the path, the summit of Mera Peak climbing is quite spectacular.

You will be following your guide ahead as you climb up the peak with your crampons and ropes, be careful to not stray, and be safe on the climbing path that is attributed to crevasses and hollow grounds. It is quite thrilling and nerve-wracking!

Thus, come join us at High Route Adventure for an extraordinary adventure. You are guaranteed the best services at each step of the way,  accommodation meals, and transportation. Don’t miss out on this special opportunity!

Thinking About Mera Peak? See If You’re Fit for the Climb

• Mera Peak is a technically straightforward climb to 6,461m but it still requires prior high-altitude trekking experience, as you will be above 5000m for days. Some mountaineering skills are needed.
• A high level of fitness is required as you trek about 5-6 hours daily before summiting. Endurance training should be done beforehand to prepare your cardio and legs.
• The summit climb involves crossing glaciers and climbing steep snow slopes up to 40 degrees. Use of ropes, crampons, harness and ice axe are required.
• April-May and October-November are the best times to climb. But the weather can still be unstable with possible snow or storms. Be prepared with proper gear.
• Camping at high elevations means very basic conditions. Be ready to sleep in tents at below-freezing temperatures. Take proper cold-weather clothing and gear.
• No technical climbing skills like rappelling are needed, but you must be comfortable using an ice axe and climbing on snow/ice. Previous experience would be an advantage.
• Mera Peak has fewer summit days available per season than other trekking peaks so you need to book well in advance to secure a permit.
• With proper acclimatization, endurance training, and mountaineering skills, Mera Peak is an achievable goal for moderately experienced climbers seeking their first 6000m summit.

What Makes Mera Peak Climbing So Enjoyable?

• The immense satisfaction of standing on top of a 6000m Himalayan peak after a tough climb is an amazing feeling. The sense of accomplishment and views are incredible.
• Trekking through remote high mountain areas like the Hinku Valley before the climb is beautiful. You experience pristine nature and fewer crowds than busier trekking routes.
• Learning essential mountaineering techniques like rope work, crampons, and ice axe use will expand your climbing skills. These will benefit future climbs.
• Mera Peak gives you high-altitude climbing experience in a non-technical setting. It’s a great way to sample Himalayan mountaineering and work towards higher summits.
• The changing scenery each day of the trek is gorgeous – from forests to high mountain passes and valleys to snow and ice on summit day. The variation is rewarding.
• It’s one of the most scenic trekking peaks with views of giants like Everest, Lhotse, and Cho Oyu from the summit on a clear day. A breathtaking panorama!
• Reaching the summit of your first 6000m peak is a major personal achievement. Celebrating with your expedition team is fun and fulfilling.

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Combining the stunning beauty of the glacial lakes with the equally intriguing Sherpa culture of the Everest Region, the Gokyo Valley trek creates a perfect destination for trekkers and adventurers planning to journey around the Everest Region.

What To Expect on This Gokyo Valley Trek

The Gokyo Valley trek begins with a thrilling mountain flight heading to the picturesque town of Lukla. On the hilly trail, you make your way alongside the Dudh Koshi River heading past vibrant hamlets to reach Phakding. Then entering Sagarmatha National Park via Jorsalle, you head over to Namche next, enjoying your very first glance at the Himalayas.

Taking a day off to acclimatize to the picture-perfect town, you take a detour from the classic Everest trail and head to Phortse. In and out of the lush green forests, the next stretch of the journey takes you to Machhermo before taking you to the stunning Gokyo Lakes.

High amid the Himalayas, you take another day off to explore the beauty of Gokyo Valley and summit the viewpoint Gokyo Ri (5357m) for the most amazing view of Gokyo Lakes as well as the high rising mountain peaks like Cho Oyu (8201m) and Everest (8848m).

Retracing your steps back through Dudh Koshi Valley, you head over to the hamlet of Dhole before trekking back to Monjo, exiting Sagarmatha National Park on the way. The trek comes to an end as you take a flight back from Lukla to Kathmandu whilst bidding farewell to the mountains that you befriended during your Gokyo Valley Trek.

Thinking About the Gokyo Valley Trek? See If It’s a Good Match for You

• With 13 days of strenuous 6 – 8 hours treks at high altitudes over 5,000m, this is a challenging trek requiring excellent fitness.
• The Himalayan weather can be unstable. Flights to/from Lukla often get delayed or canceled due to weather. Have backup plans.
• Expect very simple tea houses with limited facilities. Hot water and electricity may be unreliable. Wi-fi is poor.
• Careful packing is essential. Bring proper gear based on the trekking season.
• The high altitude can cause altitude sickness for some. Take time to acclimatize and descend if feeling unwell.
• This area is very remote, with limited medical facilities. Ensure you have emergency support coverage.
• Training your cardio, strength, and endurance is essential. Work up to long hikes with inclines wearing your trekking gear.
• Spectacular Views – This route offers stunning Himalayan vistas, glacier lakes, and mountain landscapes. The highlight for many trekkers.
• Make sure to pick a trek date that suits your schedule. Some allow booking onto set departures, while others are flexible.
• Multiple rest days to acclimatize are built into the itinerary. These are important to help avoid altitude sickness.

What Makes the Gokyo Valley Trek Enjoyable for You?

• The Gokyo Valley offers breathtaking vistas of the Himalayan peaks, glaciers, and turquoise lakes. This is an amazing place to trek through.
• It’s fascinating to get to know the welcoming Sherpa people, see monasteries and learn about teahouse culture while hiking the trek.
• There is an enormous sense of personal success after spending days trekking and eventually arriving at Gokyo Valley.
• One of the highlights is strolling through the UNESCO-designated Sagarmatha National Park and taking in the varied flora and fauna.
• You are physically pushed by the trek’s difficulty level, which is satisfying when you finish the journey.
• Excellent friendship is encouraged by sharing the daily hike experience and nightly teahouse stays with your trekking party.
• Overcoming obstacles on this strenuous journey enables you to entertain and develop.

We here at High Route Adventure have been accompanying trekkers and thrill-seekers for more than a decade, fine-tuning ourselves to make sure your journey is one to remember. Please be advised that the itinerary is subject to changes due to weather. The flight heading in and out of Lukla can be sometimes delayed due to bad weather which prevents take-off or touchdown.

Note: For those who want to make your trekking more adventerous you can check this package: Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek Via Cho-la Pass - 17 Days

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Mount Everest (8848m) and its base camp have been synonymous with glory and pride for travelers around the world. While trekking to Everest is the common approach to conquering the base camp, the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour offers a different perspective to achieve the feat.

The day tour to Everest Base Camp features a helicopter flight to the base camp over the esteemed mountains in the Everest range including Mount Everest (8848m) itself.

What To Expect on Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

The Everest Base Camp Helicopter landing tour begins at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. You will be in the company of sublime scenery in just a few minutes after the take-off. The tour makes the first stop at Lukla (2840m).

Here, we refuel the helicopter, and the tour resumes with gorgeous views of the Himalayas. The tour finally settles at the Everest Base Camp after floating over the Khumbu glacier for a short while.

The Everest Base Camp at 5,364 meters offers glorious views of the Himalayan ranges including peaks like Pumo Ri (7165m), Cholatse (6635m), and Nuptse (7861m). At the base camp, we hike around for about 2 hours and relish the panorama of the Himalayas. Then, the helicopter will take you back to Kathmandu.

The weather at the base camp is mostly cold and frigid throughout the year. However, the summer and spring seasons have a moderate temperature during the day. As the base camp is at an altitude of 5,364 meters, participants have to be careful to avoid falling prey to acute mountain sickness (AMS).

To be safe, you will have to apply minimal physical exertions to your body. Do inform the trip leader immediately if you feel uneasy. There are chances of flight delays and cancellations to the Lukla Airport and Everest Base Camp. In such situations, we will make the necessary arrangements for your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour.

At High Route Adventure, we must ensure a comfortable and safe trip for our clients. We take the utmost precautions for your safety on the day tour to the Everest Base camp. Join us for an experience of your lifetime!

Option to Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Lukla to EBC to Lukla

The Lukla to EBC to Lukla Tour is perfect for travelers who are short of time. You can directly from Kathmandu to the Lukla flight on a small airplane. Usually, this flight is hosted by Yeti Airlines and Sita Airlines. Summit Airlines. After landing at the Lukla Airport, you can join in for a helicopter ride to the Everest Base Camp.

Lukla is a slot sector, which means that your flight is not 100% guaranteed. There are high chances of flight cancellations due to bad weather. Also, during peak seasons, booking your helicopter tour may be a hassle. So, you need to prepare everything beforehand.

Namche to EBC to Lukla

From Namche, it takes around 3-4 days of trekking to reach the Everest Base Camp. On the other hand, the helicopter ride will cover the trekking distance to reach EBC in about 15 minutes or less.

The Namche to EBC to Lukla is a perfect choice for people wanting to view Mt. Everest but is on short holidays. The helicopter flight from Namche Bazaar will take you directly to the Everest Base Camp. You can take your time to enjoy the view of the glorious Mt. Everest from a distance. Then, you can fly back to Lukla to enjoy the grand views of the Himalayan peaks.

Gorakshep to Kathmandu via Lukla

Trekkers reach the Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar to enjoy the marvelous view. After exploring the base camp, there are two options. You can either follow the same route hiking down towards Lukla or enjoy an exciting helicopter tour to return directly to Kathmandu.

The Gorakshep to Kathmandu helicopter tour is suitable for trekkers who are tired after long days of strenuous trekking. Also, this helicopter flight is helpful in case one has to fly back to Kathmandu after facing injuries or health issues. The helicopter tour to Kathmandu will take around 1 to 1.5 hours, covering a distance of 152 km.

Why Choose Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Are you looking for an adventurous journey for the close views of Mount Everest and the Khumbu Region in a comfortable way? Then Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is the best option for you. Exploring the world’s highest mountain and surroundings for magnificent views is the dream destination for many people. To make your dreams come true, join us for a thrilling and adventurous Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour (5545 m).

Let’s discuss why you should choose the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour.

Conquer Everest Base Camp by Helicopter in a Few Hours

Kathmandu is the starting and ending site of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour.  Reaching the Everest base camp takes only 3-4 hours, while trekking takes weeks to complete. Compared to traditional trekking, the Everest Heli Tour is the most luxurious and fastest way of getting to the Base Camp. In General, it is a one-day tour for the eye-catching view of the Everest and Khumbu Region without sweat or lethargy.

This tour is suitable for those who have flexible scheduling, and physical exertion but have a hunger for exploring Everest. Even though Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar viewpoint is located at high altitude you don’t have to worry about altitude sickness. Also, this heli tour is perfect for those who want to explore Everest with friends and family.

Get the Best View Possible

The Everest Heli Tour is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that will be thrilling and adventurous. The main highlight of this Heli tour is a mesmerizing view of the world’s highest mountain i.e. Mt Everest. Also, another major highlight is the unique pyramid shape MT. Ama Dablam.

Along with Everest and Ama Dablam, you can experience the panoramic view of several other mountain peaks like Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Thamserku, Island Peak, Mt. Kongde, Mt. Pumori, etc.

Also, the famous Khumbu Glacier and Icefall close view can be experienced from this Heli ride. Watching the view of the Khumbu Glacier and icefall will blow your mind, and it is beyond your imagination. You will fly above Khumbu village where you can see the traditional stone houses of the Sherpa people, the prayers flag, and terraced fields.

Furthermore, you will fly over several landscapes, deep valleys, rugged terrain, towering peaks, forests, rivers, and glaciers. This will immerse you in the natural beauty of this region and is joyful to watch. This Heli tour lands you at Everest View Hotel, giving you a unique dining experience. Imagine dining at the world’s highest-altitude luxury hotel with a spectacular view. This extraordinary experience will always remain in your memory.

Escape the Crowds

In the month of the spring and the autumn season, you will find a large number of visitors heading toward the Everest Base Camp. You will find most of the guest houses and tea houses are fully booked. Even while walking on the trail path during the trek, you can find many groups trekking together.

But in this Heli Tour, as the helicopter lifts, you will escape from the hustle and bustle of the trekking route. You don’t have to find a lodge or tea house space. Also, you don’t have to worry about the permits and finding an experienced guide and porter. Everest Heli Tour will take all the tiredness that gives you while doing traditional trekking and let you enjoy without stress.

Enjoy Helicopter Tours Perfect for All Ages

Reaching the Everest Base Camp by trekking is not possible for all people. It requires a good level of physical fitness and mental preparedness. You must walk daily for an average of 5-6 hours for at least a week. Hiking on the uphill and downhill on a narrow space trail will be difficult. Therefore, it is not possible for children, elder people, disabled people, and those who are physically weak.

To overcome this problem, the Everest Base Camp Heli Tour will be the best option whether you are children, elderly, or disabled person. It takes you to the heart of Everest without physical demand in a short time.

The Helicopter Ride is Safe-Choice

For Everest Base Camp in Nepal, a helicopter is not just the quickest but also the safest way to go. Helicopters are equipped with advanced technology, and it is possible to fly even during bad weather. At the same time, it is not possible when you take a domestic flight to Lukla. You need perfect weather conditions if you choose the Lukla or Ramechhap flight.

Not only the weather but Lukla airport is also listed as a world-dangerous airport. But if you have to choose between a Domestic flight and a Helicopter, a helicopter is surely the safest mode of transportation.

Location of Everest Base Camp & Khumbu Region

As you already know, Everest lies in Nepal, but you will wonder why there are two base camps on Everest. The South Base Camp lies in Nepal at an altitude of 5,364 meters, while the North Base Camp lies in China.

Everest Base camp of Nepal lies in the Khumbu (also known as Everest Region). Khumbu is located in northeastern Nepal, nestled in the heart of the Himalayas. Every year, thousands of visitors come here for the adventurous trekking, mountaineering, and high-altitude experience.

Khumbu region is the trekking paradise and home to the highest mountain in the world, including the eighth highest peak in the world. You can get a breathtaking view of many towering mountain peaks like Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse. Also, there are many religious sites in this region. Among them, Tengboche Monastery is the largest one in this region.

Sagarmatha National Park, which is listed as a world heritage site, also lies in the Khumbu region. It is the home of many endangered species, such as snow leopards, red pandas, and the Himalayan Musk Deer. Also, you can find a wide variety of flora and fauna in this region. Moreover, in this area, you can find the biggest glacier in the Himalayas, known as the Khumbu Glacier.

Culture, Religion of Sherpa’s the Highlanders & History of Everest

Sherpa are people who live in the heart of Everest Region and are known as the Highlanders of Everest. They have very unique and interesting culture as they are a mix culture of Tibetan Buddhism and old beliefs about nature. Sherpa people often perform special rituals before climbing it and are also worldwide famous for helping climbers reach the top of Everest.

Sherpa’s home is built of stone and wood. They celebrate festivals like Loshar (Tibetan New Year), Mani Rimdu, Dumje, Saga Dawa, Te Wa, etc. Their way of celebrating the festival, dancing, and wearing clothes is completely different due to their unique environment. They have a special bond with nature and mountains.

While you visit the Khumbu region you can find most of the tea houses and the lodge are run by the sherpa people. Most of the Guide and porter is from this region. They are well experienced in the route and the surrounding environment. From ancient times, they have played a key role in successful trekking in the Everest region.

Visitors will not only return with memories of the majestic mountain but also with a profound appreciation of the warm hospitality and the kindness of the sherpa people.

Shared or Private: Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Sharing and the private helicopter both offer a swift, and straightway to get close front of the world’s highest Mt. Everest. Both the sharing and private helicopter tours’ main purpose is to provide an extraordinary and awe-inspiring adventure. Let us discuss further between sharing a Helicopter Tour and a Private helicopter tour.

Sharing Helicopter Tour

In sharing a Helicopter Tour, you will travel with fellow travelers, which makes this tour budget-friendly. As the expense is divided among the individual person it reduces the cost and is suitable if you are budget-conscious travelers. You will not only share the excitement but also have a chance to meet different background people and make friends.

During this tour, the itinerary is ready-made, which makes planning easier and hassle-free. Apart from that the main cons of this tour are you will have less privacy, limited flexibility and you have to wait Group before departure.

Private Helicopter Tour

A private Helicopter Tour is a luxurious tour where you can personalize your itinerary and choose landing points according to your interests. It is more expensive than the Sharing-based Helicopter tour because it comes at a premium price. It is suitable for those who want privacy, more space, and comfort during the helicopter flight.

During this tour, you can set your own time of flight which gives a personalized and convenient experience. Overall, depending on your budget and personal desire, you can choose between Sharing and a Private Helicopter Tour.

About Khumbu Ice fall

The Khumbu Glacier, situated in Nepal, stands as the highest glacier on Earth. The Khumbu Icefall is a part of this glacier and is a frozen area near the bottom of Mount Everest. It’s about 5,486 meters (17,999 feet) high, not too far from Base Camp and to the southwest of the summit, at the entrance to the Western Cwm. This icy section is 2.3 kilometers long.

The Khumbu Icefall is known because climbers heading for Everest’s summit have to go through it. It’s famous for its special ladders that help climbers cross big gaps (crevasses) in the ice. Unfortunately, it’s also infamous for being very risky, and many people have lost their lives trying to pass through it.

Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour Cost & Dates

Everest base camp helicopter flight with a landing tour costs USD 1405  per person if the group is shared with 5 people. Best and most reasonable affordable price, Book now call Nepal mobile  (+977) 9851058664(24 hrs on What’s App). Everest helicopter tour in group joining discount – best budget package costs USD 1405 per person with fuel charges (if 4 pax flying together). If fewer people need to adjust the cost. Luxury Charter / Private flights are available every day.

Note: Time could be changed due to weather and air traffic

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What can you expect?

During this incredible adventurous short trek, you can expect some of the best mountain views in both the Annapurna and Everest regions of Nepal. The Annapurna + Everest view trek is specially designed to enjoy a wide variety of popular Himalayan peaks. In the Annapurna region, the top mountains to look out for are; Mt Dhaulagiri (8,167m/26,795ft) ranked as the 7th highest mountain in the world, and Mt Annapurna South (7,219m/23,684ft). The iconic Mt Machhapuchhare (Fishtail Mountain) (6,999m/22,963ft) is also there. During the short trek in the Everest region, you get a whole other variety of mountains to the lookout. Inclusive is the highest mountain in the world, Mt. Everest (8,848m/29,029ft)! The uniqueness of this special trek in Nepal lies not only in the difference between Himalayan views but also in the difference in culture. While during the short Annapurna part of the trek you’ll encounter a lot of Magar and especially Gurung people.

In the second part of the Annapurna sunrise + Everest short trek, you’ll head to the Khumbu region. Also known as the Everest region of Nepal, where the legendary Sherpas have their hometowns. A wide diversity in fauna and flora is also to be expected as you visit both regions in a single holiday. The route is a simple yet original combination of the more commonly known Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek and the Everest View Trek. High Route Adventure uses Kathmandu as a start, mid, and endpoint during the Annapurna + Everest short trek. We also make sure to guide you informatively and safely through these amazing parts of Nepal.

 Everest Annapurna short trek

During the first part of the Annapurna + Everest short trek, you’ll head up to Poon Hill (3,210m/10,532ft) to catch a sunrise view over the southern Annapurna Himalayan Range. Our destination is Namche Bazaar (3,440m/11,287ft), the biggest Sherpa village in the Everest region. We’ll also make a special visit to Khumjung where it is said you can see a real Yeti skull!

Discover the best of Nepal in a single holiday with High Route Adventure’s Special Package! This trek can be done the whole year round but is recommended during either spring (March to May) or fall/autumn (September to November). Book Today the Annapurna + Everest short trek and enjoy the best of the Himalayas with High Route Adventure!

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Lobuche’s Eastern Peak (6,119m/20,076ft) awaits you along the way back from Everest Base Camp (5,364m/17,600ft). This unique trek in Nepal and climbing adventure is not only for experienced trekkers and mountaineers, but even novice trekkers can enjoy the Lobuche Peak Climbing with EBC trek, thanks to High Route Adventure’s carefully planned itinerary!

Lobuche Peak Climbing Outline

Everest Base Camp trek with Lobuche East Peak climbing promises you some of the best views of some of the highest mountains in the world such as; Mt. Everest (8,848m/29,029ft), Mt. Nuptse (7,855m/25,771ft), Mt. Lhotse (8,516m/27,940ft), Mt. Cho Oyu (8,201m/26,906ft), and their neighboring peaks and mountains High Route Adventure, takes you deep into the Everest region locally known as Nepal’s Khumbu region.

Home to the legendary Sherpas and Mt. Sagarmatha is popularly known as Mt. Everest, The Everest region in Nepal offers some exciting trekking trails. The lower elevations up to around 3,000m/9,843ft are forest and jungle trails where the occasional and typical Nepalese cable hang bridges need to be crossed. Higher elevations turn into tundra and barren rock valleys where those iconic snowcapped Himalayan mountains stand.

Your adventure starts with a trek to EBC, the short version of Everest Base Camp. During this trek to base camp, you’ll quickly get used to the terrain and trails. Because the risk of Acute Mountain Sickness, or AMS is real.

So, High Route Adventure has planned two acclimatization days during the Everest Base Camp trek with Lobuche East Peak climbing. Once in Namche Bazaar also known as the biggest Sherpa settlement of the Khumbu region and once at Dingboche.

During both acclimatization days, a hiking trip is planned to get used to the higher altitudes. Once you reach Everest Base Camp, you can see the world’s highest glacier called the Khumbu Glacier stretching for twelve kilometers! The next morning a sunrise view trip is organized early in the morning up to Kala Pathar. The views from here are absolutely breathtaking!

Route to the EBC Trek

It’s also on this day that the Everest Base Camp trek with Lobuche East Peak climbing takes a different path than the normal EBC trek or Everest Base Camp trek. High Route Adventure takes you to Lobuche Base Camp, then to High Camp, and ultimately to the summit of Lobuche’s East Peak at 6,119m/20,076ft! As a final highlight of the Everest Base Camp trek with Lobuche East Peak climbing, the views are incredible and unforgettable.

Is this trip the right fit for you?

● Requires a high level of cardio fitness – be able to trek 5-6 hours daily at high altitude before the summit attempt
● Prepare legs through endurance training beforehand to handle steep ascents
● Summit climb traverses glaciers and 45-degree snow slopes, use of ropes, ice axe, and crampons is mandatory
● Mountaineering skills like the use of an ice axe and climbing on snow/ice are needed – previous experience is an advantage
● Mentally prepare for very basic camping conditions at freezing temperatures
● Carry proper cold weather clothing and gear as weather can be unstable with snow storms
● April-May and October-November are the best climbing months; the rest have harsh weather
● As the trip involves staying for days above 5000m, prior high-altitude trekking experience is essential
● With proper fitness, acclimatization, gear, and mountaineering skills, Lobuche can be a great first 6000m summit
● Technically straightforward climb, less technical in comparison to Lobuche West

What makes this trip enjoyable for you?

● Reaching the summit of Lobuche (6,119m), a high and challenging Himalayan peak after a tough climb, provides massive pride and achievement. The incredible views make the effort worthwhile.
● Trekking through remote mountain areas like the Khumbu Valley on the way to Lobuche offers beautiful high mountain scenery and a peaceful experience away from crowded trails.
● Learning mountaineering techniques like rope work, crampon use, and ice axe skills will expand technical knowledge, benefiting future climbs to even higher summits.
● Much of the trek follows the popular Everest Base Camp trail until diverting to Lobuche.
● Lobuche Peak provides great high-altitude climbing experience in a non-technical setting before moving on to tougher peaks. It builds fitness, stamina, and mental toughness.
● You can discover the enchanting Sherpa culture and villages along the way.
● The changing scenery when trekking to Lobuche is stunning – from forests to high passes, craggy peaks, and finally, snow and ice slopes leading to the top. The variation makes it very rewarding.
● You get views of giants like Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Nuptse, Amadablam, Pumori, and more from Lobuche.
● The trail to Lobuche passes by the Khumbu Glacier, which is a sight to behold.

You might wonder if you can do any other treks by climbing Lobuche Peak. Well yes, High Route Adventure has many other treks that you could combine with climbing Lobuche East. The Everest Base Camp Gokyo Trek via Cho-la Pass or the Everest Three High Passes Trek are both perfectly combinable with climbing Lobuche East and can be organized without any issues, just mention it during your booking.

If you are looking for other treks in the Everest region organized by High Route Adventure besides the Everest Base Camp trek with Lobuche East Peak climbing, we invite you to take a look at some of our other packages such as; the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, Mera Peak Climbing, Everest Base Camp Heli Trek, Gokyo Valley Trek, Pikey Peak Trek, Island Peak Climbing, Everest Base Camp Trek, or the Everest Short Trek.

Embark on an epic journey with High Route Adventure, and book today one of the best treks in the Everest region, The Everest Base Camp trek with Lobuche East Peak climbing awaits you!

 Please note: Depending on the season flights to and from Lukla Airport can be delayed due to weather circumstances. In anticipation of this, we do recommend booking an additional day on your holiday.

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What To Expect on Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return

Your adventure begins in Kathmandu with a guided tour of the city’s famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites, allowing you to soak in Nepal’s rich culture and history. Next, you fly to Lukla, the gateway to the Everest region. The Lukla airport itself is an adventure, perched on a high cliff overlooking the valley below, providing spectacular views right from takeoff.

From Lukla, the trek winds through traditional Sherpa villages and scenic trails, ultimately reaching the iconic Everest Base Camp. Along the way, you will enjoy amazing views of Mount Everest and surrounding giants that tower over the Dudh Koshi and Imja Khola river valleys. Highlights of the trek include the bustling Sherpa town of Namche Bazaar, the spiritual Tengboche Monastery, the panoramic viewpoint of Kalapatthar, and the natural beauty of Sagarmatha National Park.

Namche Bazaar: The Gateway to Everest

Namche Bazaar is a vibrant town nestled on a cliffside amphitheater. It offers spectacular mountain views and serves as a cultural hub for the Sherpa community. Historically, it was a key trading center connecting highland and lowland merchants. Known as the “Gateway to Everest,” Namche is a lively town rich in Sherpa culture, art, and tradition.

Tengboche Monastery and Himalayan Views

Located in Tengboche village, the Tengboche Monastery is one of the largest Buddhist monasteries in the Everest region. Perched near the meeting point of the Imja Khola and Dudh Koshi Rivers, it offers breathtaking views of iconic peaks such as Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Thamserku.

Sagarmatha National Park

Your trek also takes you through Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning alpine forests, rhododendron groves, and diverse wildlife. The park’s natural beauty enhances your journey, giving you a glimpse into Nepal’s rich biodiversity alongside the awe-inspiring mountain scenery.

Experience Sherpa Culture

The trek is a wonderful chance to immerse yourself in Sherpa culture. The Khumbu region is the ancestral home of the Sherpa people, known for their warm hospitality and unique traditions. You’ll witness their Buddhist practices, colorful festivals, traditional dress, and daily life, enriching your Himalayan experience.

Helicopter Return: The Grand Finale

After reaching Everest Base Camp and visiting the famous Kalapatthar viewpoint—renowned for its spectacular sunrise views over Everest—the return journey becomes unforgettable. Instead of trekking back down, you board a helicopter that flies you over the soaring Himalayas, offering a rare bird’s eye view of the mountains, lush valleys, and terraced farms below. This helicopter flight provides an extraordinary perspective of Nepal’s diverse landscape, changing from snowy peaks to green pastures.

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Boasting stunning Himalayan views of the mighty Everest (8848m), perhaps the very best in the lower Everest region, the hilly route to Pikey Peak is one of the shorter treks in the Himalayas. The trek takes you to authentic Buddhist hamlets depicting local Sherpa culture and guides you through lush green forests creating a mesmerizing journey in the Himalayan foothills.

Pikey Peak Trek.

Pikey Peak Trek begins with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to the town of Phaplu, in lower Solukhumbu. Following the BP Highway, due east, you drive alongside stunning rivers, small rustic settlements, and gorgeous hills until reaching the banks of Solu River, beyond which lies the small Sherpa village of Phaplu. From Phaplu, the trek starts and heads through gorgeous alpine forests and wide meadows to reach another Sherpa village called Junbesi.

You can experience Sherpa culture and lifestyle firsthand in Junbesi and can also visit the sacred Junbesi Monastery for a glimpse of Buddhist culture. Past Junbesi, the trail ascends to Lamjura Hill from where the trail of Everest Base Camp Trek separates. Then, our trek continues until reaching the top of Pikey Peak (4065m), the highest hill in the lower Everest region.

Enjoying a scenic sunrise over the summits of Everest and Rolwaling ranges, the trail then descends through a forested area to reach the hamlet of Jhapre. With stunning views of Everest and Rolwaling ranges on the backdrop, the hilly journey takes you to the village of Dhap, marking the end of this Himalayan adventure.

We here at High Route Adventure have been accompanying trekkers and adventurers from around the world to the Everest Region for over a decade. We provide the best of services including private transport, carefully constructed itineraries, and the best accommodation.

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But for many, the majestic Himalayas of Everest serve as a rite of passage into the world of trekking. Home to countless stories, legends, and lore, the region has always been admired and respected for the hospitality offered by the local people. Everest Short Trek, like its name suggests, is a short journey around the Everest Region covering the most premium locations while still managing to retain the thrilling atmosphere.

Apart from the majestic Himalayas which adorn the skyline almost throughout the journey, much is there to see and learn from. The local populace’s resilience and welcoming are prime examples of this. The local culture draws inspiration from Tibet and Buddhism which is what makes it even more fascinating.

What To Expect on Everset Short Trek

Everest panorama view trek begins with a scenic flight to the picturesque town of Lukla, we set off on the hilly trail. Alongside the raging Dudh Koshi River, the journey takes us part in several vibrant hamlets before reaching the hamlet of Phakding. Climbing past the hamlets of Chumoa and Monjo, the journey reaches Jorsale which also marks our entry into the Sagarmatha National Park.

The next day early morning we have to hike to Everest View Hotel from there we observe the panorama view of Mt Everest, mt Lhoste, Mt Amadamlam, and other peaks.  Climbing to Namche Bazaar next, we trek through the stunning views of Ama Dablam (6,812m) and Kusum Kanguru (6,367m). The next stretch of the journey sees us travel to the stunning hamlet of Tengboche which is also home to the famed Dawa Choling Monastery and Tengboche Monastery.

Major Attractions of the Everset Short Trek

Tenbuchhe monastery is the oldest, and most significant monastery in the Khumbu region. Take some time to enjoy the stunning hamlet. The trail continues to walk through the Imja valley,  but we begin our descending journey heading back to the picturesque town of Lukla. The final stretch of the journey sees us travel back to Namche Bazaar before dropping at Lukla. The journey ends once again with a stunning Himalayan flight from Lukla to Kathmandu.

We here at High Route Adventure have been accompanying trekkers as adventurers for over a decade, fine-tuning ourselves to meet their demands. We believe that the review of our clients is the best description of ourselves and we are proud of a happy clientele.

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Note: We want to recommend you schedule your arrival to Kathmandu within the morning or daytime to allow you to attend the pre-trek brief and obtain it over the beginning of your Everest Short trek.

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