Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, a representative from Sherpa Brothers Treks will warmly receive you and escort you to your hotel. After a smooth check-in, enjoy a refreshing welcome drink provided by the hotel staff. Take some time to rest and recover from your journey. Later, you’ll be briefed on the details of your upcoming adventure. In the evening, Sherpa Brothers Treks invites you to a traditional Nepali welcome dinner at a local cultural restaurant, where you’ll enjoy authentic cuisine accompanied by live folk music and dance.
Overnight stay at hotel with bed and breakfast included.

Begin your day with the breakfast, after breakfast our tour guide will be meeting you to take you on a half-day tour of Kathmandu, UNESCO World Heritage sites. After your exploration of the city's historical, cultural landmarks, you will be met by your trekking guide. Later that day, you will travel to Manthali, which is located in the Ramechhap district (540m/1,772ft). Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge, including bed and breakfast.

Early morning you will be picked up by your guide to go to the Ramechaap Manthaili airport, from there you will take the airplane to Lukla, which will take about 20 minutes of flight time. At Lukla you will be meet our porters and will head north from the airstrip to Cheplung (2700m). You'll begin our trip by crossing the Tharo Kosi River using a traditional-style suspension bridge, offering a truly local experience. Just beyond the bridge, the majestic peak of Kusum Kanguru (6,367m) comes into view — known as one of the most challenging among Nepal’s “trekking peaks.” After crossing Tharo Kosi, the trail gradually rises toward the village of Ghat (2,590m). Along the way, we pass a scenic ridge adorned with beautifully painted mani stones before continuing our ascent to Phakding, where we’ll spend the night. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After breakfast from Phakding, you will follow the Dudh Kosi River along its west bank through the valley. A steep climb over rocky terrain takes you to Benkar (2710m), then the trail passes Sherpa villages and scenic forests of fir, magnolia, and rhododendron—especially beautiful in autumn and spring. You'll cross the Kyashar Khola stream and make your way up to Monjo, situated at an elevation of 2,840 meters. This marks your entry into Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO-listed sanctuary founded in 1976 to conserve the unique ecosystem of the Everest region. After checking in, the trail descends sharply, crosses a 110-meter suspension bridge, and continues to Jorsale (2830m). You cross the Dudh Kosi multiple times before climbing over the famous Hilary Bridge. A final uphill walk through pine forest brings you to bustling Sherpa town Namche Bazaar (3420m). Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

It's crucial to rest and acclimate before moving on. Today’s plan is a day hike through Syangboche and Everest View Point (EVP). You start with a steep one-hour climb to the Syangboche airstrip at 3,790 meters, then gradually ascend past stone steps and chortens toward the viewpoint. Starting from Syangboche, take the eastern trail leading toward Everest View Point (EVP), your first significant vantage spot. From here, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of towering Himalayan peaks including Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Thamserku, Taboche, Khumbila, Kangtega, and the iconic Ama Dablam. After soaking in the scenery, you return to Namche (3,440m) via the same steep, winding path. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After breakfast today’s trek to Debuche follows side valleys, hillside with small peaks and dips, passing tea shops in Kenjoma. It then meets the Khumjung trail near a group of mani stones. This section has breathtaking views of Everest and Ama Dablam, and you pass through the little settlement of Sanasa before descending to Phunki Thanga (3250 m). From there, the path climbs quickly through blue pine and rhododendron forests, past mani stones, up to the saddle at 3870m where Tengboche Monastery sits. The view from here is widely considered breathtaking, with Himalayan giants such as Kwangde (6187m), Tawachee (6542m), Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse (8501m), Ama Dablam, Kantega, and Thamserku. After touring of the ancient monastery, you’ll continue to Dibuche for the night. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After breakfast, your day starts from Dibuche with a walk through birch, pine, and rhododendron forests along a flat trail passing several mani walls in dense rhododendron woods. The trail ascends gently, passing beautifully inscribed mani stones on the way to Pangboche (3,860m), where it crosses the scenic Imja Khola river. Known as the oldest settlement in the valley, Pangboche is home to the historic Pangboche Gompa — the oldest monastery in the Khumbu region — once famed for preserving ancient relics believed to be from a yeti’s hand and skull. Beyond Pangboche, the trail leads into alpine meadows above the tree line, filled with tundra and shrub juniper. After crossing the Khumbu Khola, you’ll arrive at Dingbuche, known for yak herding area and stone walls. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

Successfully adapting to high altitudes starts with a slow and steady ascent. To help your body adjust to the altitude, you must thus stay an extra night at this elevation. Following breakfast hiking up to Naagarjunga Peak, which will also provide you close-up views of Amadablang, Taboche, and Island Peak, today is a great way to spend the day and help with acclimatization. You can also enjoy breathtaking views of the Cholatse, Labouche East, Kangtega the horse saddle shape peak, and Thamserku once again if the weather favor. You head back to Dingboche after taking in the views from here. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

Trail leads from Dingboche over a gradual ridge alpine meadow yak herding territory to Doghla hamlet, where you cross the river and lunch, tea /coffee.  Following a strenuous ascent to the Dugla pass Memorial Area, the trail levels out and proceeds up the valley's western flank to Lobuche, which is now a popular hiking destination at 4930 meters. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After breakfast, you'll head to Gorakshep the last tea house point on the way to Everest Base Camp. As you reach at Gorakshep refuel with a proper lunch, stay hydrated with at least 3 liters of water, and prepare your gear before the final hike to EBC. It's best to follow the lead guide, as the route can be tricky due to shifting glaciers and changing trails. The hike is challenging, with thin air and rocky, icy terrain to cross before reaching the base camp. At Everest Base Camp, you’ll feel deep respect for the climbers tackling the dangerous Khumbu Icefall. During peak expedition seasons, especially in spring, the camp is lively, with colorful tents standing out against the gray landscape. From here, you can see Nuptse, Khumbutse, Pumori, Lola, and Everest’s summit. After enjoying the views and snapping photos, you’ll return to Gorakshep for a restful night. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After having cup of hot coffee with cookies you start climbing early in the morning to eyewitness the magnificent sunrise over Mount Everest from Kala Patthar. It's a cold, dark departure (around -10°C to -14°C), with occasional chilly winds. As daylight breaks, Everest emerges between Nuptse and the west shoulder, with other majestic peaks rising to the east. Along the track to Kala Patthar, there are quite a lot of picturesque spots perfect for short breaks and photos. After a few hours of hiking, you reach the summit—marked by prayer flags and stone cairns—where you enjoy unforgettable panoramic views. You then descend back to Gorak Shep for breakfast before retracing our path down to Dingboche. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

Following breakfast, You will hike along the Imja Khola and then continue your slow ascent to reach Chhukung 4700m. You will have lunch, relax, and get the island peak climbing equipment ready and inspected after arriving in Chhukung. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After breakfast in Dingbuche this morning, you will hike to Island Peak Base Camp. Beforehand that, our climbing guides will give a brief training on basic climbing techniques and how to use essential gear such as ice axes, crampons, climbing boots, harnesses, ascenders, and ropes for both ascent and descent. The path from Chhukung climbs a moderately steep slope heading east, then curves around the southern edge of the Lhotse Glacier moraine. You keep going southeast past the Amphu Lapcha trail, along a stream. A winding path between the Imja and Lhotse glacier moraines will lead you to a vast valley on the southwest side of Island Peak Base Camp. Enjoy an overnight stay in a tent.

The summit push begins around 12:30 AM. A packed lunch is provided ensure you carry enough water. Start initial walk by climbing a rock or granite gully, which is moderately challenging. Before reaching the right side, you will navigate a few short rock steps leading to Crampon Point. Where, you gear up with crampons, harnesses, and ice axes. The summit route then pass over a ridge leading to a thrilling traverse onto the summit glacier. Due to crevasses, you rope up—our guides will set fixed lines. A steep snow slope carries us to the top ridge. After adoring the summit views and captivating photos, with our climbing guide you descend to base camp for a hot meal, then continue on to Chhukung for an overnight stay. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After breakfast despite being a long trekking day, the moderate downhill terrain makes it manageable. The Imja khola stream encounters the Dudh Koshi River nearby above the town of Pangoche. Pangboche is home to a well-known Gompa that is thought to be the oldest in the Khumbu area. Reappearance to the pine forest environment after descending from the mountainous desert. Through the Monastery of Tyangboche. It descends sharply back to the Dudh Kosi river. The last vertical slope leads into Namche Bazaar along the hillside. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After breakfast, the trail descends sharply, so you walk slowly and carefully over the rocky path. Once you cross the suspension bridges over the swift Dudh Koshi River and its branches, the route levels out and feels more natural. Though you’re retracing your steps, the views feel new and different. Passing down through Sherpa settlements, you notice their deep Buddhist faith, prayer stones, and flapping prayer flags. Finally reaching at Lukla, you stretch your exhausted legs and reflect on the journey. The trek ends on a joyful note, with everyone safe, smiling, and filled with unforgettable memories. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

Start your day with an early breakfast before catching a flight to Manthali. From there, enjoy a scenic 5.5-hour drive to Kathmandu (travel time may vary depending on road conditions and traffice jam). Upon arrival, unwind with some free time for relaxation and last-minute shopping in the vibrant streets of Kathmandu. Overnight stay at a deluxe hotel, including bed and breakfast for your convenience. 

This is an extra day for weather contigency, just incase  if weather is unplesent to us.  You will use this extra day to  further exploration in Kathmandu if flight is  on schedule. 

To ensure a smooth departure, we will pick you up from your hotel and transport you to the international airport. You'll be dropped off 3 hours prior to your flight time, allowing you plenty of time for check-in and security procedures