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[DEMO – Tenant A] Annapurna Base Camp Trek

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Flight to Lukla over Himalayan foothills

Flight to Lukla over Himalayan foothills

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[DEMO – Tenant A] Annapurna Base Camp Trek

Trek the legendary Everest Base Camp trail with expert local guides and small groups, balancing safety and pace for a smooth acclimatization. Fly into Lukla, climb through Namche and Tengboche, and cross into the stark beauty of Dingboche and Lobuche.…

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Day 1 · Arrive Kathmandu
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  • 1

    Arrive Kathmandu

    Welcome to Nepal! Meet & greet, briefing, gear check.

    Duration
    Elevation
    1,400m
    Difficulty
    Highlight
    Heritage squares
  • 2

    Fly to Lukla, trek to Phakding

    Flight to Lukla, trek along Dudh Koshi to Phakding.

    Duration
    3–4h
    Elevation
    2,610m
    Difficulty
    Easy
    Highlight
    Dudh Koshi
  • 3

    Trek to Namche Bazaar

    Bridges and the Namche climb.

    Duration
    5–6h
    Elevation
    3,440m
    Difficulty
    Moderate
    Highlight
    Hillary Bridge
  • 4

    Namche acclimatization hike

    Acclimatization hike; sleep again in Namche.

    Duration
    2–3h hike
    Elevation
    3,780m (hike)
    Difficulty
    Easy
    Highlight
    Everest View Hotel
  • 5

    Trek to Tengboche

    Up to monastery ridge.

    Duration
    5–6h
    Elevation
    3,860m
    Difficulty
    Moderate
    Highlight
    Tengboche Monastery
  • 6

    Trek to Dingboche

    Imja Valley via Pangboche.

    Duration
    5–6h
    Elevation
    4,410m
    Difficulty
    Moderate
    Highlight
    Ama Dablam views
  • 7

    Dingboche acclimatization hike

    Acclimatization hike; sleep again in Dingboche.

    Duration
    2–4h hike
    Elevation
    ≈5,083m (hike)
    Difficulty
    Challenging
    Highlight
    View ridge
  • 8

    Trek to Lobuche

    Thukla memorials then moraine.

    Duration
    4–5h
    Elevation
    4,910m
    Difficulty
    Moderate
    Highlight
    Thukla memorials
  • 9

    Gorakshep & Everest Base Camp

    Base Camp day.

    Duration
    7–8h
    Elevation
    5,164–5,364m
    Difficulty
    Strenuous
    Highlight
    Khumbu Icefall
  • 10

    Kala Patthar sunrise, down to Pheriche

    KP sunrise then descend via Lobuche.

    Duration
    7–8h
    Elevation
    5,545m / 4,240m
    Difficulty
    Challenging
    Highlight
    Summit views
  • 11

    Trek to Namche Bazaar

    Back to Namche.

    Duration
    6–7h
    Elevation
    3,440m
    Difficulty
    Moderate
    Highlight
    Forest & river
  • 12

    Trek to Lukla

    Final bridges & villages to Lukla.

    Duration
    6–7h
    Elevation
    2,800m
    Difficulty
    Moderate
    Highlight
    Bridges
  • 13

    Fly back to Kathmandu

    Morning flight; free afternoon.

    Duration
    Elevation
    1,400m
    Difficulty
    Highlight
    City life
  • 14

    Weather buffer / free day

    Contingency day.

    Duration
    Elevation
    Difficulty
    Highlight
    Backup day
  • 15

    Departure

    Airport transfer — Namaste!

    Duration
    Elevation
    Difficulty
    Highlight
    Farewell

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MEET GUIDES

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Handpicked Sherpa, climbing, and cultural experts for Everest departures.

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Pemba Sherpa
4.9★12+ yrsHigh-altitude specialist.

Pemba Sherpa

High-altitude specialist. Calm leadership with precise altitude management. Friendly and helpful. Rated 4.9★, with 12+ yrs experience, they are your ideal trekking companion.

Maya Rai
4.8★9+ yrsCulture & flora expert.

Maya Rai

Culture & flora expert. Calm leadership with precise altitude management. Friendly and helpful. Rated 4.8★, with 9+ yrs experience, they are your ideal trekking companion.

Dawa Lama
5★14+ yrsFirst-aid certified lead.

Dawa Lama

First-aid certified lead. Calm leadership with precise altitude management. Friendly and helpful. Rated 5★, with 14+ yrs experience, they are your ideal trekking companion.

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All required trekking permits including Sagarmatha National Park permit and Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality permit.
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Everest Base Camp: Best Season Guide

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After-rain clarity
Avg 11°C120 mm18% snow
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Monsoon retreating

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Seasonal Indicators

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Avg Temperature (°C)-5 to 13
Sep
Rainfall (mm)max 240
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Lower rain
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VisibilityModerate
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Trail CrowdLow
Footfall
ComfortBalanced
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Snow RiskLow
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In the month of Sep, the average daytime temperature is 11.0°C, with about 120 mm of total rainfall, and a 18% chance of trail snowfall days. Monsoon retreating. For conditions: Visibility is Moderate, Trail crowd is Low, Comfort feels Balanced, and Snow risk is Low.

History & milestones

History of Everest region

Reconnaissance begins
1921

Reconnaissance begins

Early British surveys trace routes and map Khumbu communities for later climbs.

Sherpa Heritage

Sherpa culture monasteries resilience hospitality

Alpine Ecology

Glaciers rare fauna fragile flora

Climbing Ethics

Safety style stewardship evolving norms

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