The Jiri to Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the longest treks in the Everest region.
It is perfect for trekkers with plenty of time, interested in learning more about the lifestyle of Nepalese in the foothills of the Himalayas. It is the traditional route followed by the British Everest Expedition in 1953, long before the airport in Lukla was built. It also allows a more gradual acclimation as this trek starts from a lower altitude.
Shivalaya, the starting point of this trek is reached after an 8-9 hour bus drive from Kathmandu. It then continues up to Lukla, from where we follow the regular trail up to Everest base camp. It leads you to the foot of Everest, known as Sagarmatha in Nepali and Chomolungma (Mother Goddess of the World) in Tibetan & Sherpa, the highest mountain in the world. The trail is very well developed with comfortable tea houses along the way. We make our way through the Solukhumbu region slowly up the valley, tracing the path of the successful British 1953 expedition all the way to the Everest base camp. You follow the valley to Namche Bazar through the more moderate climate zone and, after slowly acclimatizing to the altitude, continue along the trail where you can observe the quick succession of vegetation zones until you reach the harsh environment at higher altitude. Despite the popularity, the Everest Base Camp trek is still an adventure.
You will see some of the most impressive mountains along the way like Cholatse and – the favorite of many visitors – Ama Dablam. If you feel up to it, we guide you up Kala Pathar (5,554m) which offers a magnificent panorama of Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Pumori, Nuptse, and many more famous mountains as well as the Khumbu glacier. An unforgettable experience, especially at sunrise. Trekkers can also learn and observe the traditions, customs, and rituals of the Sherpa.
This trek is very flexible and can be adjusted to your requirements. Teahouse or camping, throw in some challenging passes, explore the Gokyo Lake system – contact us for suggestions and we’ll help you plan your Everest adventure. With 17 years of experience, you are in safe hands. Everest Base Camp Trek-15 days or Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour-3hr or Everest Mountain Flight-1hr or Everest Panorama Trek or Gokyo, Cho La & Everest also available.
Highlights:
- Follow in the footsteps of the famous explorers and discover Solukhumbu, the Sherpa heartland
- Admire Mount Everest and contemplate the history of its exploration
- Stand on top of Kala Pathar and observe some of the highest mountains of the world
Itinerary
Day 01
Arrival in Kathmandu (1350m/4429 ft. ), transfer to hotel
Flying into Kathmandu is a memorable experience with the Himalaya spread out. Your flight will land at (TIA) Tribhuwan International Airport at 1350m after you will receive Nepal entry visa which can be obtained in advance or on entry and for the visa process at Kathmandu TIA, you will take around 45min, it depends on the number of people in a queue. For the Nepal entry visa information, have a visit this Nepal govt. official site Department of Immigration Nepal. After you will exit from the gate, where you will see our representative waiting for you withholding placard written with the company name. Representative welcome you by offering Tibetan scarf and transfer to the hotel in private vehicle. Trek briefing and afterward invited to a host family for welcome dinner.
[Included meals: Welcome drink]
Overnight at hotel
Day 02
Free day at Kathmandu
KTM Sightseeing tour will commence after breakfast on most beautiful UNESCO World Heritage sites; Swayambhu Stupa- an ancient religious architecture atop a hill in the Kathmandu Valley and popular with “Monkey Temple”, Boudha Stupa- the largest stupas in Nepal, Pashupatinath significant Shiva Temple & cremation center of KTM Valley. After the complete sightseeing tour, we return to the hotel & do preparation for the Himalayas trek.
[Included meals: Bed and Breakfast]
Overnight at hotel
Day 03
Drive to Bhandar (2,040m/6691ft), 8-hr drive
The trip begins with drive-through Dhulikhel, Jiri & Shivalaya. It is long driven to Bhandar approximately 187 km north-east of Kathmandu. We will be traveling on several loops, gentle ups, and downs. Enjoying the views of Koshi river the journey offers us opportunity observe terraced field, small villages and great perspectives of the eastern Himalayan including Ganesh Himal (7,422m), Langtang Lirung (7,227m), Dorje Lakpa (6,966m) and numerous other snow-capped peaks. As we enter Deorali it signifies a culturally Tibetan area due to noteworthy clusters Bhandar.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 04
Trek to Sete (2,575m/8446ft), 6-7hr walk
Descend the trail from Bhandar through deep forests crossing a few streams passing through the village of Dokharpa and Baranda. Climb through the forests winding down to the Surma Khola. We continue to Likhu Khola Valley and crosses this glacial river up to the small settlement of Kenja. After the small Sherpa village of Kenja is reached, we start ascending the steep Lamjura. The initial portion is very steep and leads to Sete. Another ascend steep brings us to Sete via Chimbu.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 05
Trek to Junbesi (2,675m/8774ft), 6-7hr walk
The trail to Junbesi starts with a long and steady climb to Lamjura La Pass at an elevation of 3530m. The highest point between Jiri and Namche Bazar offers a panoramic view of the surrounding green mountains. To reach here, we first come across places like Dakachu and Goyam where you will be noticing Mani walls around. A little further from here, our trail ascends towards Lamjura Danda along the Rhododendron, Fir Pine, Magnolia, Maple, and Birch forest, the pathway is straight upwards. As we cross Lamjura, we reach Taktor and we follow the Taktor River. After walking for a while from here, we arrive at Junbesi, the Sherpa Village.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 06
Trek to Nuntala (2,320m/7609ft), 6hr walk
From Junbesi the trail leads to the hospital and the airstrip at Phaplu as well as the district headquarter and a small market at Salleri. The mesmerizing views of the Himalaya Mountains appear before our eyes. The mountains that are visible include Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, Thamserku, Mera Peak, and many other high mountains. The first view of Everest on this trek. Leaving Salung, we make our way descending to the Ringmo Khola at 2650m/8692ft followed by a small climb to Ringmo. We see an apple orchard at this spot; the Apple House offers apple juice, pie, and rakshi (rice spirit). The trail from Ringmo to Namche Bazaar was built in the 1980s and avoids many of the steep descents and ascents of the older route. Then we reach Trakshindo pass (3071m/10073), then the trail drops down pass the monastery of the same name, on to Nuntala at 2440m/8003ft.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 07
Trek to Khari khola (2050m/6270ft), 5-6hr walk
From here we descend continues to the Dudh Koshi (Milk river) and head upwards to Khumbu. Crossing suspension bridge and experienced densely populated by Rai and Sherpa villages. Further, we drop steeply for an hour through mixed forest and farmland to Phuleli. The trail switchbacks for another 45 minutes to a mule station and 109m-long suspension bridge that cross the Dudh Koshi at 1510m and soon we reach to Jubing(1680m) and continue to Churkha. A further short walk on a beautiful trail brings us to Khari Khola. Khari Khola is a beautiful place to stop there overnight.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 08
Trek to Payu (2939m/ 8899ft.), 6-7hr walk
From here we climb once again-up to the Bupsa ridge (2350m). The trail rises through forested stretch alive with monkeys and birds. We continuing in the dense forest to Kharte. Enjoy the magnificent views of the Khari La pass of Gyachung Kang and Khumbila mountains along with other mountains. The trail for puiyan keeps itself well hidden in damp, creepy dense forest, where sun fails to penetrate. The dank, wet, slimy section of path is chilly in the eerie forest. Now further short walk brings us to Payu.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 09
Trek to Phakding (2610m/8563ft.), 5-6hr walk
The trail leaves Payu in hope of more sun as it climbs, with the Dudh Koshi miles below. We climb to the Chutok La, now soon we overview the glimpses of Lukla through the trees, the path begins a considerable descend to the farming settlement of Surkhe (2250m). From Surke the trail climbs towards Chauri kharka. We ascend to Chhiplung and descend down to Phakding enjoying the majestic views of beautiful Himalayas and Sherpa settlements. Further short ascend walk make us join way to Phakding. We descend from the small plateau, down into the forested valley. After a pleasant trek (3-4hr) from Lukla, we arrive at Phakding (2,652m).
Overnight at teahouse
Day 10
Trek to Namche Bazaar (3440m/11286ft.), 5-6hr walk
River, the Bhote Koshi, and start the steep climb to Namche Bazaar; Known as the ‘Passage to Everest’. The trail offers us stunning views of nearby 6000m peaks. Following the Dudh Koshi River, we enter the Sagarmatha National Park. Walking further we reach chautra where we have the first glimpse of Mt. Everest peering over the Lhotse-Nuptse ridge. From here it is a short walk to the confluence of two rivers, the ijma Drangpa (Imja Khola) and the Nangpo Tsangpo (Bhote Koshi) followed by a steep climb (for about 2hrs.) to Namche Bazaar, the main town in the Khumbu region. Namche is a prosperous Sherpa town and an important trading center with a weekly Saturday market. After about 5hrs we reach the Sherpa village and gateway to Everest Base Camp, Namche Bazaar (3440m).
Overnight at teahouse
Day 11
Acclimatization walk to Everest View hotel, 5hr walk
We climb up to the Sherpa Culture museum with its fine displays, photos, and background information. We continue to climb up to the Everest View Hotel after we visit picturesque Sherpa village Khumjung and Kunde where we visit the Edmund Hillary hospital, and after we return to Namche via Shyangboche where we have a relaxed afternoon. The rewarding hike offers us splendid views of Everest, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kongde, and Gang Tega & Taboche, the wall of Nuptse, Lhotse, and while to the west and north are Kongde Pharchamo, Teng Ragi Tau, Lamuche RI & Pimu. To the south is the Dudh Koshi valley. Also outside is the Tenzing Memorial, bedecked with flags and an image of the famed climber, the next board has a poem dedicated to Tenzing Norgay Sherpa, written by Ramsey.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 12
Trek to Phortse (3810m/12500 ft.), 5-6hr walk
From here we short climb up and cross the Sagarmatha National Park, the further trail is quite scenic on gentle flat and not so far walk, the trail to the Phortse climbs up and is then narrow beside a towering rock face. The normal path contours around a bluff and steadily gains height to a large white stupa on the skyline and appears closer than it is Yaks often graze here. The trek offers us stupendous views of Ama Dablam and the hidden Hongu valley peaks and Kangtega. From the stupa part of the route is somewhat frustrating. The village of Phortse can be clearly seen just across the valley. From here we descend a long way to the Dudh Koshi River. The route is pleasant through trees down to the teahouse of Phortse Tenga. From here we continue down, passing a camp/lodge in the forest, to a wooden bridge across the river and from here finally we short steep climb and reach Phortse village. The Phortse monastery is located above the village. The village said to be the landing place of Lama Sangwa Dorje, who took to flight in one legend. Trek via Phortse Sherpa village is a good idea.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 13
Trek to Dingboche (4410m/14468 ft.), 6-7hr walk
From here we climbing up the hillside, taking any zigzag path upwards upper part of Phortse near the monastery. The trail to Pangboche is truly spectacular. The trek offers us superb views not see on the main route from the Namche to the Pangboche. The trail goes up and downs, with Thamserku and Kangtega visible initially. As it rounds a bluff, Ama Dablam is seen in all its grandeur. Continuing around, the trail enters a small gully. The path zigzags up briefly but steeply; take it steadily and we will be rewarded with superb views at the chest. Further short walk bring us to Pangboche, where we can extend our trip to Ama DBC. From here we climb up through large trees near the teahouse. This climbs briefly, then drops and contours for 15mins. The village of Somare (1010m) and Osrho are a short climb. We walk fairly steep climb to reach Dingboche. Finally, the path crests a small ridge and we see the village of our destination 4410m.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 14
Acclimatization day hike to trekking Peak Nangkartshan/Chhukung (4730m),3-4hr/6-7hr walk
It is necessary to take a day to rest and acclimatize before going higher. The best option is a hike up the valley to Chhukung (4730m) and onwards Island Peak (Imja Tse) or hike up the Nangkartshang (5000m) for short walk. About the hiking destination, you will discuss with your trek guide during the briefing after dinner. The day hike offers us great views of the Imja valley, Makalu, Amphu Laptse and the diverse landscapes surrounding the valley. After we return to the Dingboche and relax in the afternoon.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 15
Trek to Lobuche (4910m/16108ft.), 4-5hr walk
The trail to Lobuche leaves Dingboche to the north of the village and from the village, it can be clearly see climbing to the ridge. From here we see good views ahead along with this lateral marine and 3hr or trek will bring us to Dugla (4620m). From here our trip begins with a stiff climb up the side of the marine that marks the end of the vast Khumbu Glacier. Climbing constantly, the trail heads among boulders and crests the rise near a series of small shortens. We will see various memorials here who have been killed in the Khumbu. We cross the usually half-frozen river and keeps to the foot of low hills all the way to Lobuche. Lobuche is not the most inspiring night stop, but the views of Nuptse are certainly memorable.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 16
Hike to Everest BC (5363m/17595ft.) then retrace steps to Gorak Shep(5140m/16863ft.), 5-6hr walk
The initial walk begins with gentle climb after an hour so there is the first steep but shorter climb up on to more moraines. This is the snout detritus of the receding Changri Nup and Changri Shar glacier that flow from the northern flanks of Pumori as well as the peaks of Changri and Chumbu. The further trail is underfoot with large boulders and irregular stones. Crossing this moraine area is tiring and the wind is often icy. A further short walk brings us to Gorak Shep. After lunch, we hike to feet of planet’s tallest mountain Mt. Everest. The hike begins with winds and ducks around boulders, rocky clumps and the huge moraine of the Khumbu Glacier to Everest Base camp. With tremendous ice spires and cathedral-like blocks of ice, the setting has the drama of its own. The ice is quite the most astonishing gateway to any mountain in the Himalaya, an almost intoxicating highway to the sky. The hike offers us outstanding close-up views of Khumbu Ice Fall, Lhotse, Nuptse and the mountains separating Nepal from Tibet, including Pumori, Marine
rocks. After finish overview of views, we retrace our steps to Gorak Shep.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 17
Climb Kala Pattar (5545m/18192ft.) & continue to Pheriche (3810m/12500ft.),3hr+5-6hr walk
From here we cross the dried-up lake and start climbing steeply up and the lower ridge of Kala Patthar. Everest soon appears and gives a great boost to the spirits. Hike to Kala Pattar is mind-blowing and from the spot offer us 360-degree panorama views of Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, the great snake of the Khumbu Glacier tumbles and wriggles down, with Ama Dablam dominating the horizon, Makalu, Nuptse, beyond the peaks above Namche: Kangtega and Thamserku. A beautiful contorted, tangled know of spires and peaks attracts the eye to the west. Looking to the east, it is black rocky, South West of Face of Everest that grabs all the attenuation. After all the adrenalin-charged climbing and the excited photo-snapping from heaven sent Kala Pattar, Goraksheep is a few easy minutes down, well under an hour. After breakfast, we back down to Pheriche. From Dugla we head down a chute to the side valley with Taboche peak on the right. Alternate option The day you can helicopter ride to KTM or can join Imja Tse (Island Peak Climbing-6160m or Mera Peak Climbing-6470m via passes less tourist route Amphu Lapcha or continue to Gokyo Lakes Trek & Renjo La Pass via Cho La Pass & along the route you can also make a plan to climb Nirekha Peak-6159m. it requires just a few days additional days.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 18
Trek to Namche Bazar (3440m/11286ft.), 8- 9hr walk
Once back on the main trail the route heads to lower Pangboche and from here the path contours above the river now far below the path. You will get an opportunity to take various Mani Walls along here with a much-photographed stupa/Chorten. After dropping to a bridge over the Imja Khola, the trail heads into wispy juniper forest. Further walking along a level patch of ground through the forest bring us to Debouche and gradually to Tengboche (3860m). Tengboche Monastery is a Tibetan Buddhist monastery of the Sherpa community. From here we walk down into the much-depleted forest. The trail is dusty and descends fairly rapidly into thicker forests then steeply down to the river at funky Phunki Tenga (3250m. After crossing the river on a wide suspension bridge, the path climbs relentlessly up. En routes are the lodges and lunch stops of lower Teshinga. We again climb on and around to Sanasa (3700m), descend to cross a riverbed. Walking through the forest we will soon reach Kyangjuma and Namche.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 19
Trek retrace steps to Lukla (2840/ 9318 ft.), 7-8hr walk
We retrace our steps from day 03&04. Although the path is all downhill, the unrelenting slope places a strain on the knees and trekking poles will come in handy. We take frequent stops where we can have relaxes tea & enjoy.
Overnight at teahouse
Day 20
Scenic fly back to Manthali & drive to Kathmandu (1350m/4429ft.), fly 15min+4-5hrdrive
We fly back to Manthali (Ramechhap) airport and transfer to our hotel in Kathmandu. At this time of day there can be heavy traffic, especially coming into Kathmandu itself, and the drive is likely to take 5 hours or more.
Overnight at hotel
Day 21
Final Departure, transfer to Airport
A representative of IHSA will drop off you at the airport by private vehicle.
Location
Our Offer
We offer 3 packages: Basic, comfort & Full Board. Our Basic takes care of your trek, comfort include trek with your stay in Kathmandu along with all airport transfers personally while Full Board include entire meals in the mountains during the trek. Three can be flexibly adjusted to your requirements.
Basic Offer
- Trek with an English speaking govt licensed trekking guide
- 1 porter (betn two clients) to carry your luggage during the trek (max 24 kg; i.e. 12kg pP)
- Accommodation during the trek in carefully selected teahouses as per the itinerary
- Round trip flight tickets, duffel bag and trekking map
- Necessary paper works, all government, and local taxes
- Farewell dinner in Kathmandu by the host family at Typical Nepali Cultural Restaurant
- First aid medical kit, oxymeters to check pulse, heart rate & oxygen saturation carried by guide
Comfort Offer
As Basic and
- 2N in 3* and 1N in 4* hotel in KTM on B/B plan as per the itinerary [upgrade possible]
- Airport pick up & drop off personally
Full Board Offer
Price: Have a kindly make an enquiry for the Full Board tour cost. Because the cost depends on the meals chosen by you.
As Comfort and
- Full board meals in the mountains during the trek
Group Discount:
There is a further discount for larger groups. Please contacts us for details at mytrek2nepal@gmail.com
Trek Duration:
The Trek duration can be shorten or extend depending on time and fitness
Excluded Services
- International Airfare to and from your country
- Nepal visa (USD 25 for 15 days and USD 40 for 30 days, two passport photographs required). For the further more information, have visit Nepal Immigration Department official website.
- Insurance - Following stated things must be submit while you do trips through (IHSA)
- You must submit copy of your insurance certificate included standard policies that covers trekking activities up to 5000m
- Your Insuarnce policy must cover accidents, medical expenses, and emergency evacuation including helicopter rescue upto 5000m and it is excluded in the trip price
- At the time of you do Insurance you should read the policy carefully whether your requirements are included or not
- IHSA also recommends your insurance policy covers cancellation, curtailment and loss of luggage and personal effects
- Any alcoholic beverages, cold drinks and boiled water as well as snacks, deserts etc. during the trek
- Tipping is a culture in Nepal and is expected by your staff (guides, porters, drivers)
- Hot shower, wifi, battery charges (available at extra cost in lodges, sometimes free)
- Unforeseen expenses not under our control such as flight cancellations or delays, weather-related issues, illness during the trek, rescue costs, etc
- Any other costs not specifically included. Please feel free to ask if in doubt
Equipment
Trekking Equipment
Have a kindly bring the following stated equipment for the camping/tented trek. The equipment you can buy in Kathmandu with different quality at a good price.
Luggage:
01 large duffel bag: The Luggage is for to carry all your personal gear on the trekking. Should be strong and durable. The best size would be around 30" x 14", with a full-length zipper and handles.
1 rucksack or day pack: The bag is for to accommodate a sweater, rain gear, water bottle, camera and accessories and any miscellaneous items you need to have during the day. We recommend a pack with at least 1450cu. Incapacity or smaller if you are not carrying a large amount of camera equipment.
Head and Face Gear:
1. Sunhat
2. Sunglasses
3. Warm hat
4. Sunscreen with a very high SPF factor
5. Lip balm with a high SPF factor
6. An emergency light
Hands:
1. Lightweight gloves
Inner Clothing:
1. T-shirts
2. Thermal underwear- Top and bottom. Synthetic is best
3. Underwear
4. 2 shorts
5. 2 Trousers- (comfortable) One thin, one thick and warm
Outer Clothing:
1. down Jacket
2. Fleece Jacket (or a windproof jacket)
3. Waterproof jacket with a hood (or a poncho)
4. Waterproof pants
5. Baggy pants
6. 2 pairs of gloves/mittens (1 thin and 1 thick)
7. 1 sweater to be worn under the fleece jacket
Footwear:
1. Light weight walking boots- (leather is recommended)
2. Spare laces
3. 2 pairs of thick woolen socks.
4. 2 pairs of thin socks to be worn under the woolen socks
5. One pair of sandals or comfortable shoes for camp
Drinking Equipment:
1. Water Bottle
Purification equipment-Boiled drinking water will be provided but further purification with iodine or purification tablets is highly recommended.
Sleeping and Carrying Equipment:
1. 30-40 liter daypack
2. Water Proof Bag-A water proof bag to cover the rucksack
3. Sleeping Bag- Please brings a bag that can resist temperatures as low as -15 degrees Celsius
Personal Medical Kit:
1. Bandage for sprains
2. Plasters/Band-Aids
3. Iodine or water filters
4. Moleskin/Second skin - for blisters
5. Antiseptic ointment for cuts
6. Anti-bacterial throat lozenges (with antiseptic)
7. Aspirin/paracetamol - general painkiller
8. Oral rehydration salts
9. Broad-spectrum antibiotic (norfloxacin or ciprofloxin)
10. Anti-diarrhea medication (antibiotic)
11. Diarrhea stopper (Imodium - optional)
12. Diamox (altitude sickness - can be bought in Kathmandu)
13. Sterile Syringe set (anti-AIDS precaution)
Extras/Luxuries:
1. Binoculars
2. Reading book
3. Trail Map/Guide book
4. Journal & Pens
5. Travel game i.e. chess, backgammon, scrabble
Toiletries:
1. 1 medium sized quick drying towel
2. Toothbrush/paste (preferably biodegradable)
3. Multipurpose soap (preferably biodegradable)
4. Deodorant
5. Nail clippers
6. Face and body moisturize
7. Feminine hygiene products
8. Small mirror
Information
Additional Options:
+Additional porter: 192 USD [16 USD per day]
We plan with one porter per 2 clients. If you require additional support, you can book an additional porter for the trip to lighten your load. A porter carries your bag pack for you and no more (20kg max. They don't often speak any English. They carry two backpacks that they will strap together. But you are strictly prohibited not take advantage of the porter. They are usually very proud people and will attempt to carry things that are just too heavy. Which is not good. You can leave your unnecessary stuff in Kathmandu your hotel or our office you will not need on the trek.
Have a take a small personal daypack with you. Your daypack should contain everything you need during the day but keep it as light as possible. Examples: water, some warm clothing, your camera, sunscreen, etc. Note that luggage you hand the porters might not be available to you during the day as they sometimes set their own pace.
+Hotel upgrade in Ktm: [65 USD for 4* hotel, 95 USD for 5* hotel per night]
If you feel like a little luxury before and after your trek, you can upgrade your hotel in Kathmandu to 4*/ 5* category.
Nepal Visas
You need a visa for Nepal, which can be obtained in advance or on entry. If you wish to apply before departure the current visa cost is £20 for a 15-day visa and £35 for a 30-day visa for UK passport holders. The current cost of a visa on arrival is US$25 for 15 days, US$40 for 30 days or if extending your stay $100 for 90 days. All are multiple entries. The visa on arrival fee can be paid for in cash in US Dollars, Pounds Sterling or Euros. You will also need a passport photo. Application forms are available in the immigration hall (or for electronic passports, there are visa registration machines which, after inserting your passport, automatically fill out a form for you). You must firstly join the queue to pay the visa fee and then go to the relevant immigration desk to obtain your 15, 30 or 90-day visa stamp. There can be long queues for visas on arrival.
Travelers Insurance
While you do trips through Incredible Himalayan Sherpa Adventure, you will submit a copy of your insurance certificate. Your insurance policy must coverage accidents, medical expenses and emergency evacuation including helicopter rescue and then personal liability. At the time of you do Insurance you should read the policy carefully whether your requirements are included or not. Incredible Himalayan Sherpa also advocated your Insurance policy coverage cancellation curtailment, loss of luggage and personal effects. If you have must proof of the Insurance receipt, you will do initiative otherwise you can’t get any compensation.
Helicopter Evacuation
Sometimes, Helicopter rescue situations can come due to an unexpected accident, bad weather, road obstruction/blocked or other reasons. Anywhere you options for a helicopter trip in order to back to home early due to a health issue and due to an emergency that may arise during the trip. In many cases, the expense of any helicopter flight is the only responsibility of you or your policy should be covered in these cases.
Money and Gratuity
Gratuity is, Since the 1960s when trekking in Nepal was developed, there has been a tradition for groups and independent visitors to gratude their crews at the end of a trek. Money and Gratuity; it is best to bring a mixture of cash, USD, GBP, CAD, EUR. Ensure you have also small denominations. As a guideline for baseline spending money we suggest USD 8 - 10 per meal in Kathmandu(if you drink or smoke or plan some major shopping this could be higher). You should exchange enough money into Nepalese Rupees to last the entire time of your trek BEFORE leaving Kathmandu. There are no exchange facilities in the villages along the trail but plenty of money changers in KTM.
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