EBC with Lobuche and Island Peak (Everest Base Camp Trek With Two Peaks Climbing)

Your 21-day Everest Base Camp Trek with Lobuche East and Island Peak Climbing adventure begins with your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Upon landing, our representative will welcome you and arrange a private transfer to your hotel. After completing the check-in process, you can freshen up and relax following your international flight.

Later, you will meet your trekking and climbing team for a detailed briefing about the upcoming Himalayan adventure. Your guide will walk you through the trekking route, acclimatization schedule, climbing preparations, and important safety considerations for Lobuche East (6,119m/ 20,075ft) and Island Peak (6,189m/ 20,305ft). Your mountaineering equipment, including climbing boots, harness, helmet, crampons, and other essential gear, will also be checked to ensure everything is ready for the expedition.

If time permits, you can explore the lively streets of Thamel, visit nearby trekking equipment shops, or enjoy a traditional Nepali dinner. You will spend your first night in Kathmandu before heading toward the Everest region the following morning.

Today, you will commence your Everest Base Camp Trek with two peaks climbing in the morning with a scenic flight to Lukla, the main gateway to the Everest region. During the approximately 35-minute flight from Kathmandu, you will enjoy aerial views of green hills, deep river valleys, and distant Himalayan peaks before landing at Tenzing-Hillary Airport. During the busy trekking seasons, flights may operate from Manthali Airport in Ramechhap instead, requiring an early road transfer and a shorter flight to Lukla.

After meeting the local trekking crew and making final arrangements, you will begin your first walk along the Dudh Koshi Valley. The trail gradually descends from Lukla through Chheplung Village, passing traditional Sherpa houses, prayer wheels, and mani walls. Continuing through Thado Koshi, you will cross a suspension bridge with views of Kusum Kanguru before following the trail toward Ghat and Chhuthawa.

As you move along the riverside trail, the surroundings become increasingly peaceful, with pine forests, cultivated fields, and the rushing Dudh Koshi River accompanying your journey. After approximately 3 to 4 hours of trekking, you will finally arrive at Phakding, where you will settle into a local teahouse. The relatively gentle first day allows you to begin adjusting to the mountain environment before the more demanding ascent to Namche Bazaar.

After enjoying breakfast in Phakding, you will continue your journey north along the Dudh Koshi River toward Namche Bazaar. The trail passes through pine forests and small Sherpa settlements, including Toktok and Benkar, where you can enjoy impressive views of Thamserku (6,608m). Along the way, you will cross several suspension bridges decorated with colorful prayer flags as the trail gradually gains elevation.

Continuing through Chhumowa, you will arrive at Monjo, the entrance to Sagarmatha National Park, where your trekking permits will be checked. From here, the trail descends toward Jorsalle Village, a popular lunch stop beside the river. After crossing the confluence of the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi rivers, you will approach the famous Hillary Suspension Bridge, suspended high above the valley.

The final section on the trail of this day’s trek involves a demanding uphill climb through pine forests toward Namche Bazaar. On clear days, you may catch your first distant glimpse of Mount Everest along the ascent. After approximately 5 to 6 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Namche Bazaar, a bustling Sherpa trading center built into the mountainside. You can spend the evening exploring its narrow streets, cafes, and trekking shops before resting at your teahouse.

This day of EBC Trek with Island Peak and Lobuche Peak itinerary is dedicated to acclimatization, an essential part of preparing your body for the higher elevations. Instead of remaining inactive, you will enjoy a rewarding hike above Namche Bazaar, following the principle of climbing higher during the day and returning to a lower elevation for the night.

After breakfast, you will ascend along the hillside trail toward Syangboche Airstrip (around 3,720 meters), enjoying increasingly impressive views of the surrounding Khumbu mountains. Continuing uphill, you will reach Hotel Everest View, situated at approximately 3,880 meters (12,729 feet), where you can admire a spectacular Himalayan panorama featuring Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku.

From the hotel, you will continue toward Khumjung Village (3,790 meters), a traditional Sherpa settlement beneath the sacred Khumbila mountain. Here, you can explore Khumjung Monastery and learn about the village's connection to Sir Edmund Hillary, including the school established through his Himalayan Trust. After spending some time exploring, you will gradually descend to Namche Bazaar for lunch or afternoon relaxation.

As for the remainder of the day, it is free to visit the Sherpa Culture Museum, browse local shops, or rest at your teahouse. Spending a second night at 3,440 meters allows your body additional time to acclimatize before the journey continues toward Tengboche and the higher Khumbu Valley.

After enjoying breakfast in Namche Bazaar, you will continue your journey toward Tengboche, following the scenic hillside trail above the Dudh Koshi Valley. The initial section takes you past the Tenzing Norgay Memorial Stupa and toward Kyangjuma Village, where you can enjoy spectacular views of Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Mount Everest. Continuing toward Sanasa, you will follow the trail descending through rhododendron and pine forests toward Phunki Tenga.

After crossing the Dudh Koshi River on a suspension bridge, you will begin the day's main ascent toward Tengboche. This section involves a steady uphill climb through dense forests, which become particularly beautiful during spring when rhododendrons bloom along the mountainside. As you gain elevation, the surrounding peaks gradually reappear above the treeline.

After approximately 5 to 6 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Tengboche, home to the famous Tengboche Monastery, one of the most important Buddhist monasteries in the Khumbu region. If the monastery is open to visitors, you may have the opportunity to observe its prayer ceremonies and explore the peaceful surroundings. The village also offers remarkable views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam. You will spend this night at a local teahouse in Tengboche.

This day’s adventure takes you deeper into the upper Khumbu Valley as the landscape gradually changes from forested hillsides to open alpine terrain. After breakfast in Tengboche, you will descend through rhododendron and birch forests toward Deboche Village, a quiet settlement surrounded by towering Himalayan peaks. Continuing along the trail, you will cross the Imja Khola on a suspension bridge before ascending toward Pangboche Village, one of the oldest Sherpa settlements in the Everest region.

As you move beyond Pangboche, the vegetation becomes increasingly sparse, revealing expansive views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and the surrounding mountain ridges. The trail continues through Shomare, a popular lunch stop, before reaching Orsho, where the route branches toward the upper Imja Valley. From here, you will gradually ascend across open yak-grazing pastures and cross a small stream before making the final climb to Dingboche.

After approximately 5 to 6 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Dingboche, a beautiful high-altitude Sherpa village surrounded by stone-walled fields and impressive mountain scenery. Island Peak, also known as Imja Tse, lies farther east in the Imja Valley, while the surrounding peaks provide a glimpse of the increasingly challenging terrain ahead. You will settle into your teahouse and rest for the evening, preparing for another important acclimatization day.

With two demanding Himalayan summits still ahead, today provides an important opportunity to improve your acclimatization before continuing toward Everest Base Camp. After breakfast, you will begin a gradual ascent along the ridge rising above Dingboche toward Nangkartshang Peak, following a rocky hillside trail that becomes progressively steeper as you gain elevation.

The hike offers exceptional views of the upper Imja Valley, with Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Makalu, and Island Peak visible in favorable weather. As you climb higher, you can also look down toward the stone-walled fields of Dingboche and the surrounding glacial valleys. Depending on your physical condition and the guide's assessment, you may hike to a viewpoint around 5,000 meters or continue farther toward Nangkartshang Peak (approximately 5,083 meters).

After spending some time enjoying the Himalayan panorama, you will descend along the same trail to Dingboche, completing approximately 3 to 5 hours of hiking, depending on your turnaround point. The remainder of the afternoon is reserved for rest, hydration, and recovery. Your guide will also monitor how well you are adapting to the altitude, as the following days take you above 5,000 meters.

Leaving Dingboche after breakfast, you will follow the ascending trail toward Dughla (Thukla), moving through the wide alpine landscape of the upper Khumbu Valley. The route initially climbs toward the ridge above Dingboche before joining the trail from Pheriche near Dusa Village. As you continue across the open yak pastures, you will be able to enjoy impressive views of Taboche, Cholatse, and the surrounding snow-covered mountains.

The trail gradually approaches Dughla Village, a small settlement situated near the terminal moraine of the Khumbu Glacier. After a short break, you will begin a steep ascent toward Thukla Pass (around 4,830m), where numerous stone memorials commemorate climbers who lost their lives in the Everest region. This section offers a meaningful reminder of the challenges and history of Himalayan mountaineering.

Beyond the memorials, the trail continues along the rocky lateral moraine of the Khumbu Glacier, with magnificent views of Pumori, Nuptse, and other surrounding peaks. After approximately 5 to 6 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Lobuche, a small high-altitude settlement beneath the dramatic mountain landscape. You will spend the night at a teahouse, allowing your body to rest before the journey to Everest Base Camp.

Today marks one of the major highlights of your Himalayan expedition as you finally make your way toward Everest Base Camp. After an early breakfast in Lobuche, you will follow the rocky trail alongside the Khumbu Glacier, gradually ascending through rugged moraine terrain. The route passes through the area of Lobuche Pass and continues across a series of glacial ridges, offering spectacular views of Pumori, Nuptse, and the surrounding Himalayan giants.

After approximately 2 to 3 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Gorak Shep, the last settlement along the traditional Everest Base Camp route. Following a short rest and lunch at your teahouse, you will continue toward Everest Base Camp. The trail crosses uneven glacial moraine, with impressive views of the Khumbu Icefall, surrounding ice formations, and the massive walls of Nuptse and Lhotse.

Reaching Everest Base Camp is a remarkable milestone, especially as you stand near the starting point of the world's highest mountain expeditions. During the spring climbing season, you will see colorful expedition tents spread across the glacier. Although Mount Everest's summit is not clearly visible from the base camp itself, the surrounding glacial scenery is extraordinary. After enjoying the experience and capturing photographs, you will retrace your steps to Gorak Shep. The complete journey generally takes around 8 to 9 hours, and you will spend the night at Gorak Shep, preparing for an early morning ascent to Kala Patthar.

Your morning begins before dawn on this day as you prepare for the ascent to Kala Patthar, one of the finest viewpoints in the Everest region. Carrying your headlamp and warm clothing, you will follow the steep, rocky trail above Gorak Shep, gradually gaining elevation as the surrounding Himalayan peaks emerge from the darkness. The ascent generally takes 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on your walking pace and altitude conditions.

Upon reaching Kala Patthar (5,550m/ 18,208ft), you will be able to witness an extraordinary sunrise panorama featuring Mount Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Pumori. The golden morning light illuminating Everest's summit and the massive Khumbu Glacier below creates one of the most memorable experiences of the trek. After enjoying the views and capturing photographs, you will carefully descend to Gorak Shep for breakfast.

You will take a short break at Gorak Shep and continue with your journey toward Lobuche. In this short trek, you will be able to enjoy another opportunity to appreciate the rugged surroundings of the upper Khumbu Valley. After arriving at Lobuche, you will have time to rest before a briefing on the upcoming Lobuche East ascent. Your guide will review the climbing route, equipment requirements, and safety procedures before you spend the night at the teahouse.

After breakfast in Lobuche, you will begin the transition from trekking to mountaineering as you make your way toward the first peak of the Everest Base Camp Two Peak Climbing Trek. The route initially follows the rocky terrain above Lobuche village before gradually ascending toward the mountain's southern slopes. As you move higher, the established trekking paths give way to loose scree, rocky ridges, and increasingly rugged alpine terrain.

The approach passes through the Lobuche East Base Camp area, situated at approximately 4,980 meters, before continuing toward Lobuche East High Camp (5,400m/ 17,716ft). This section involves steeper climbing over rocky slopes, where careful footing and a steady pace are essential. Throughout the ascent, you will enjoy spectacular views of the Khumbu Valley, including Ama Dablam, Cholatse, Taboche, and the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

After approximately 4 hours of trekking and climbing, you will arrive at Lobuche East High Camp, where the climbing crew will arrange the tents and prepare the necessary equipment for the summit attempt. Your climbing guide will conduct a practical briefing covering crampon use, fixed-rope techniques, ascenders, descenders, and other essential mountaineering procedures. You will also review the summit route, weather conditions, and expected departure time. The remaining part of the afternoon is reserved for hydration, rest, and an early meal. You will spend the night in a tent at High Camp, preparing for your 6,000-meter Himalayan summit.

Today marks your first major mountaineering achievement of the EBC with Lobuche and Island Peak as you attempt the summit of Lobuche East. Your climbing day begins well before sunrise, generally between 1:00 and 3:00 AM, depending on weather, snow conditions, and your guide's assessment. After a light breakfast and final equipment check, you will begin ascending from Lobuche East High Camp, following your climbing guide across steep rocky sections and snow-covered alpine terrain.

As you gain elevation, the route becomes increasingly technical, with sections of snow and ice requiring crampons, harnesses, fixed ropes, and an ascender where installed. Your climbing guide will manage the rope systems and assist you through the more demanding sections, including steep snow slopes and the exposed summit ridge. The climb requires steady movement, careful foot placement, and effective use of the mountaineering techniques practiced during your preparation.

Upon reaching the summit of Lobuche East (6,119m/ 20,075ft), you will be rewarded with extraordinary Himalayan views featuring Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Makalu, and the surrounding Khumbu peaks. Standing above 6,000 meters is an unforgettable achievement and an important milestone before your upcoming Island Peak expedition. After celebrating your Lobuche East Peak Climbing, you will carefully descend along the climbing route toward High Camp and continue to the designated lower camp, usually Lobuche East Base Camp (4,980m/ 16,338ft). 

The descent requires considerable attention, particularly on steep snow and rocky sections where fatigue may become a factor. Although the climbing schedule may take around 8 to 9 hours in favorable conditions, the complete summit-and-descent journey can extend to 10 to 12 hours or longer. You will spend the night at the lower climbing camp, allowing your body to recover after the demanding ascent.

Following your successful Lobuche East summit attempt, another remarkable high-altitude challenge awaits as you cross Kongma La Pass (5,535m/ 18,159ft), one of the three famous high passes of the Everest region. After an early breakfast at Lobuche East Base Camp, you will begin your journey toward the Khumbu Glacier, navigating rocky moraine and uneven glacial terrain under the guidance of your trekking team.

After crossing the Khumbu Glacier, you will follow the demanding ascending trail toward Kongma La. The route climbs through a rugged landscape of loose rocks, steep slopes, and high-altitude mountain terrain, with impressive views of Nuptse, Lhotse, and the surrounding peaks. As you approach the pass, the trail becomes increasingly steep, requiring a slow and consistent pace.

Upon reaching the summit of Kongma La Pass, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Khumbu and Imja valleys, with the towering south face of Lhotse dominating the landscape. After taking a short break, you will begin the long descent toward Chhukung, passing rocky slopes and the small alpine lakes beneath the pass before gradually entering the upper Imja Valley.

After approximately 7 to 8 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Chhukung (4,730m/ 15,518ft), a small mountain settlement surrounded by some of the most impressive peaks in the Everest region. The village serves as an important staging point for Island Peak climbing, and you will spend the night at a local teahouse. 

After breakfast in Chhukung, you will begin your approach toward Island Peak Base Camp to conquer the final peak of this EBC Trek with Island Peak and Lobuche Peak adventure. You will follow the rugged trail deeper into the upper Imja Valley. The route gradually ascends through a barren alpine landscape, with spectacular views of Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and the surrounding snow-covered mountains. As you continue eastward, the trail follows rocky moraine and glacial terrain near the southern margins of the Lhotse Glacier. The imposing south face of Lhotse rises dramatically above the valley, while Island Peak gradually becomes more prominent ahead. 

You will also pass near the lower glacial basin associated with Imja Tsho, a large high-altitude lake formed by glacial retreat. After approximately 3 to 4 hours of trekking, you will reach Island Peak Base Camp (5,100m/ 16,732ft), situated beneath the mountain's southwestern climbing route. Your climbing crew will establish the campsite and organize the necessary equipment for the summit attempt.

During the afternoon, your climbing guide will conduct a final technical preparation session, reviewing the use of crampons, ice axes, harnesses, ascenders, and fixed-rope systems. You will also receive instructions on glacier travel, rope safety, and the steep headwall section leading toward the summit ridge. After an early dinner, you will rest in your tent, preparing for another demanding summit attempt the following morning.

Your second Himalayan summit adventure begins in the early hours of the morning as you prepare to climb Island Peak, also known as Imja Tse. After a light breakfast and equipment check, you will depart from Island Peak Base Camp, generally between midnight and 2:00 AM, depending on the climbing conditions and your guide's planned schedule. The initial ascent follows steep, rocky terrain above base camp before reaching the upper mountain, where the route transitions onto snow and glacial sections. Depending on seasonal conditions, you may need to negotiate crevasses using established rope systems and other safety equipment. As you continue higher, the climb becomes increasingly technical, leading toward the steep snow and ice headwall beneath the summit ridge.

Your climbing guide will assist you through the headwall using fixed ropes and appropriate climbing techniques. Once above this demanding section, you will follow the exposed summit ridge toward the top of Island Peak. Careful movement and concentration are essential, particularly where the ridge narrows and the surrounding slopes drop steeply away. Upon reaching the summit of Island Peak at 6,189 meters (20,305 feet), you will enjoy an extraordinary Himalayan panorama featuring Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse, Ama Dablam, and the surrounding peaks of the Imja Valley. The immense south face of Lhotse dominates the northern skyline, making the summit experience especially memorable.

After celebrating your second successful Himalayan summit of Island Peak Climbing, you will carefully descend along the same climbing route, navigating the fixed-rope sections and glacial terrain before returning to Island Peak Base Camp. The complete summit journey generally requires 8 to 10 hours in favorable conditions, although some groups may take 10 to 12 hours or longer. You will spend the night at the base camp, enjoying a well-deserved rest after completing both Lobuche East and Island Peak climbing objectives.

After the demanding summit attempt on Island Peak, this day of your Everest Base Camp Trek with Two Peaks Climbing serves as an important contingency and recovery day in your Himalayan climbing expedition. High-altitude mountaineering is heavily influenced by weather, snow conditions, and individual physical performance, so having an additional day provides valuable flexibility without unnecessarily rushing the expedition.

If unfavorable weather, strong winds, or unsafe climbing conditions prevented your summit attempt on Day 15, your climbing guide will assess whether another attempt is possible today. Any decision to proceed will depend on the latest weather forecast, snow stability, climbing conditions, and the overall health and fitness of the group. If you successfully completed the Island Peak summit on the previous day, you will enjoy a more relaxed morning at base camp before packing your equipment and beginning the descent toward Chhukung. The return journey generally takes around 3 to 4 hours, following the familiar glacial moraine trail through the upper Imja Valley. As you descend, the dramatic mountain scenery of Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and the surrounding Himalayan peaks accompanies your final moments in the high alpine environment.

You will spend the night at a teahouse in Chhukung, enjoying a comfortable rest after completing both Lobuche East and Island Peak Climbing adventures. If the contingency day is used for a summit attempt, your guide will adjust the descent and overnight arrangements according to your group's condition.

After completing your Island Peak climbing adventure, you will begin your descent through the beautiful Imja Valley toward Pangboche. If you completed the expedition on the scheduled day, your morning will begin with breakfast in Chhukung. Then, you will retrace the familiar trail westward, leaving behind the rugged glacial landscapes and towering mountain walls of the upper Khumbu region. The initial section follows the Imja Khola through open alpine terrain, offering magnificent views of Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and the surrounding Himalayan peaks. 

After approximately 1.5 to 2 hours of walking, you will arrive at Dingboche, where the traditional stone-walled fields and Sherpa houses provide a welcome contrast to the barren landscapes of the higher elevations. Continuing downhill, you will follow the familiar trail through Orsho and Shomare, passing yak-grazing pastures and small mountain settlements along the way. As you descend, the vegetation gradually becomes more noticeable, and the warmer temperatures provide some relief after several nights spent at high altitude.

The final section takes you along the scenic trail toward Pangboche, one of the oldest Sherpa settlements in the Everest region. The village is particularly famous for its historic Pangboche Monastery and spectacular views of Ama Dablam rising above the valley. Tonight, you will settle into a local teahouse, enjoying a well-deserved rest after your demanding Himalayan climbing expedition.

After enjoying breakfast in Pangboche, you will continue your descent toward Namche Bazaar, following the beautiful forested trails of the lower Khumbu Valley. The initial section descends toward the Imja Khola, where you will cross a suspension bridge before entering the rhododendron and birch forests surrounding Deboche. From here, a short uphill climb takes you to Tengboche, home to the renowned Tengboche Monastery, one of the most important Buddhist landmarks in the Everest region.

You may spend some time exploring the monastery surroundings and enjoying the magnificent views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam before continuing downhill. The trail descends steeply through pine and rhododendron forests toward Phunki Tenga, where you will cross the Dudh Koshi River on a suspension bridge. After a short break, you will begin the steady uphill ascent toward Sanasa, passing through forested hillsides with occasional openings revealing the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

You will continue trekking through Kyangjuma, following the familiar mountainside trail toward Namche Bazaar, passing the Tenzing Norgay Memorial Stupa along the way. This final section offers beautiful views across the Dudh Koshi Valley and some of your last opportunities to admire the towering Himalayan peaks from the classic Everest trekking route. After approximately 5 to 6 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Namche Bazaar. The remainder of the afternoon is free to explore the bustling Sherpa town, visit local cafes and bakeries, or relax after another rewarding day in the mountains.

Today marks your final trekking day in EBC Trek with Island Peak and Lobuche Peak as you make your way from Namche Bazaar to Lukla. After breakfast, you will begin descending along the steep forested trail toward the famous Hillary Suspension Bridge, enjoying another opportunity to admire the dramatic Dudh Koshi Valley from above. The trail continues downhill toward the confluence of the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi rivers before reaching Jorsalle. From Jorsalle, you will follow the riverside trail toward Monjo, where you will exit Sagarmatha National Park after completing the necessary checkpoint formalities. 

Continuing south, you will pass through Chhumowa, Benkar, and Toktok, crossing several suspension bridges decorated with colorful prayer flags. The familiar Sherpa settlements, mani walls, and pine forests provide a memorable final experience of the Khumbu trekking trails. After passing through Phakding, you will continue toward Ghat, Thado Koshi, and Chheplung, following the undulating trail alongside the Dudh Koshi River. The final section involves a gradual uphill climb toward Lukla, where your Himalayan trekking adventure originally began.

After approximately 6 to 7 hours of walking, you will arrive at Lukla and settle into your teahouse for the evening. You can spend your final night in the mountains celebrating the successful completion of your Everest Base Camp, Lobuche East, and Island Peak expedition with your trekking and climbing crew. It is also a wonderful opportunity to thank the guides and porters who accompanied you throughout this remarkable journey.

After enjoying your final breakfast in the Everest region, you will prepare for the scenic morning flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. Your trekking guide will assist with the airport check-in process and coordinate your departure arrangements. As you board the aircraft at Tenzing-Hillary Airport, you will have one last opportunity to admire the surrounding Himalayan landscape before leaving the Khumbu region behind. During this approximately 35-minute flight to Kathmandu, you will enjoy spectacular aerial views of the rugged mountain valleys, terraced hillsides, and winding rivers of eastern Nepal. 

The flight offers a memorable final perspective of the Himalayan terrain you have spent the past several weeks exploring. Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will arrange your transfer to the hotel. During the peak trekking seasons, flights from Lukla may operate to Manthali Airport in Ramechhap instead of Kathmandu. In this case, the flight takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes, followed by a road journey of around 4 to 6 hours to Kathmandu, depending on traffic and road conditions.

After reaching your hotel, the remainder of the day is free for relaxation or independent exploration. You may enjoy a hot shower, visit the restaurants and shops around Thamel, or spend the evening reflecting on your achievements in the Himalayas. Having successfully completed the Everest Base Camp Trek with Lobuche and Island Peak, you will enjoy a comfortable overnight stay in Kathmandu before your final departure the following day.

Your remarkable 21-day Everest Base Camp Trek with Lobuche East Peak and Island Peak Climbing adventure comes to an end today. After enjoying your final breakfast at the hotel in Kathmandu, you can spend some time relaxing or making last-minute preparations for your international departure. Depending on your flight schedule, you may also have an opportunity to explore the nearby streets of Thamel, purchase souvenirs, or enjoy a final cup of Nepali tea.

Our representative will arrive at your hotel at the scheduled time and arrange a comfortable private transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport, generally around 3 hours before your international flight. Along the way, you can reflect on the unforgettable experiences of your Himalayan expedition, from standing at Everest Base Camp and witnessing sunrise over Mount Everest from Kala Patthar to challenging yourself on the towering summits of Lobuche East Peak and Island Peak.

As you bid farewell to Nepal, you will take home lasting memories of the spectacular Himalayan landscapes, traditional Sherpa villages, and the remarkable challenges and achievements of your mountaineering journey. The team at Eco Holidays Nepal wishes you a safe journey home and looks forward to welcoming you back for another Himalayan adventure.