Asiana Treks

Poon Hill and Everest Panorama Trekking

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Duration
19 days
Max. Elevation
3890 m / 12762 ft
Group size
1 - 15 pax
Level
EASY
Transportation
Touristbus/private vehicle/Plane
Best Season
All The Year Round
Accomodation
Hotel/ teahouse.
Meals
B/L/D.
Starts at/ Ends at
kathmandu / kathmandu

Highlights

    • Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu. 
    • Explore and stroll Lake beauty city Pokhara. 
    • Experience different landscapes of Annapurna and Everest. 
    • Experience famous Gurung and Sherpa hospitality. 
    • Enjoy the panoramic view from Poon hill and Everest view. 
    • Areal Mountain view during the flight to Lukla. 
    • Enjoy the scenic drive to Pokhara. 

Overview

Overview

Poon Hill and Everest Panorama Trekking is an awe-inspiring adventure combining two popular tourist-friendly trekking destinations in Nepal's breathtaking Annapurna and Everest regions. This trekking experience allows you to immerse yourself in the majestic Himalayan landscape, witness panoramic views of towering peaks, explore charming local villages, and experience the rich cultural heritage of Nepal.
Poon Hill Trekking lies in the Annapurna region of Nepal and is famous for its stunning sunrise views over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. The trek to Poon Hill is a relatively short and accessible journey, making it a popular choice for both seasoned trekkers and beginners alike. You travel along the trail through dense rhododendron forests,  terraced fields, and charming villages inhabited by the indigenous Gurung and Magar communities.
The trek to Poon Hill usually begins from Nayapul, a small village near Pokhara. As you ascend through picturesque landscapes, you'll pass through culturally rich villages such as Tikhedhunga, Ghorepani, and Tadapani. Along the way, you'll have the opportunity to connect with friendly locals, learn about their traditions, and taste delicious Nepalese cuisine.
The highlight of the Poon Hill trek is undoubtedly the mesmerizing sunrise view from the hilltop. Before dawn, you'll make your way up to the viewpoint, where you'll witness the first rays of sunlight painting the snow-capped peaks in hues of gold and pink. The panoramic vistas include famous mountains like Annapurna I, Annapurna South, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Dhaulagiri, creating an unforgettable spectacle.
After the Poon Hill experience, the trekking journey continues toward the Everest region, specifically the Everest Panorama trek. This part of the adventure offers a glimpse into the world of the legendary Mount Everest, the highest peak on the planet. The hike begins with a short flight from Pokhara to Lukla, a small town located in the Khumbu region.
As you traverse the Everest Panorama trail, you'll be immersed in the stunning Himalayan landscape, featuring lush forests, glacial rivers, and picturesque Sherpa villages. The trail leads you to Namche Bazaar, a bustling town and the gateway to the Everest region. Here, you'll have an opportunity to acclimatize and explore the vibrant local market, where climbers and trekkers from around the world gather.
Continuing, you'll trek to the village of Tengboche, home to the famous Tengboche Monastery, a spiritual hub for the Sherpa community. The monastery offers breathtaking views of Everest, Ama Dablam, and other surrounding peaks. This place's serene ambience and spiritual significance make it a truly memorable stop on the journey.
While the Everest Panorama trek does not take you to the Everest Base Camp, it still offers magnificent views of Everest and the neighbouring peaks. You'll have the opportunity to visit viewpoints like Everest View Hotel and Khumjung Village, which provide panoramic vistas of the Himalayas, including Everest itself.
Throughout the Poon Hill and Everest Panorama trekking experience, you'll be accompanied by experienced guides and porters who will ensure your safety, provide valuable insights into the local culture, and assist with logistics along the way. Depending on your itinerary and pace, travellers could complete it in 12-14 days.
It's worth mentioning that proper physical fitness and acclimatization are essential for this trek, as you'll be trekking at altitudes ranging from 3210 meters (10528 feet) to 3,890 meters (12,759 feet).

Important Note

Fitness and Training 


Nepal is home to some of the world's highest and most challenging High Himalayan peaks, including Mount Everest, and attracts many adventure enthusiasts who wish to trek and climb in the Himalayas. However, these activities require physical fitness and training to ensure a safe and successful journey. 

Trekking in Nepal involves walking long distances, sometimes several hours a day, over varied terrain and at high altitudes. Therefore, it is recommended to start fitness activities several months before the trip, including cardiovascular exercise, strength training, and endurance training. It will help build stamina, increase lung capacity, and prepare the body for the physical demands of trekking. 

beside to physical fitness, it is essential to have proper training and knowledge of high-altitude climbing and trekking techniques. It includes knowing the consequences of altitude sickness, correct breathing methods, and the usage of climbing gear such as ice axes, crampons, and ropes. It is highly recommended to undergo an introductory mountaineering course or training program before embarking on a high-altitude trek or climb in Nepal. Suitable clothing and equipment are crucial for any trip to Nepal, including sturdy hiking boots, warm clothes, a sleeping bag, and a first aid kit. Having travel insurance covering medical evacuation in an emergency is also important.  

Additionally, travelers should pay attention to their bodies and take rest breaks as necessary. Acclimatization is critical to avoiding altitude sickness, so taking a rest day every few days is recommended to allow the body to adjust to the higher altitude. 

Thus, physical fitness, proper training, and adequate preparation are necessary for a successful and safe journey from Nepal to Nepal. Travelers should also know the risks and challenges of high-altitude trekking and climbing and take the required safety measures to ensure a fun and safe journey. 


Packing Checklist 


One of the essential aspects of planning a journey in Nepal is packing the right gear, including proper clothing, equipment, and other accessories. Trekking in the severe terrain of Nepal requires adequate planning and good preparation, from backpack to luggage binding. Your packing list should be tailored to the trek you plan to undertake, the time of the year you're traveling, and your preferences. 

Further, you must pack light if you carry your gear throughout the trek by not hiring a porter. It is better to rent or buy equipment in Nepal to save space in your luggage. It is also necessary to ensure your gear is high quality and in good condition, as you want to avoid any trouble in the mountains with faulty equipment. So, it is better to take our suggestions when preparing your baggage for traveling in Nepal. 

Beyond all this, if you want a safe and comfortable trip to Nepal, list all the gear you need, double-check the weather forecast, and ensure you have everything you need during the journey. 


About Lukla's Flight and Weather

 

The Lukla flight is essential to the journey to Everest Region Trekking. It provides access to the famous Everest Base Camp trek and other nearby treks. However, weather conditions in the region can often cause delays or cancellations of the flight, which can significantly impact your trekking plans. The flight is known for its thrilling experience due to challenging terrain and unpredictable weather conditions. 

Lukla airport is at an altitude of 2860 meters, and the flight to Lukla from Kathmandu takes approximately 30 minutes. The flight is subject to weather conditions, and Due to low visibility, flights may be postponed or canceled in unfavorable weather conditions. 

Also, Lukla Airport, due to its location, is regarded as one of the most dangerous airports in the world. Landscapes and geography. The runway is short and on a steep slope, making it a challenging landing spot for pilots. Considering these things, flights may be canceled or delayed at short notice, and travelers must be prepared to flexible with their travel plans. If your Lukla flight is canceled or delayed, there are several options, like flying in a helicopter or by ground transportation using a bus, jeep, or car. However, using ground transportation can add several days to your Itinerary. 

We recommend you book the flight in advance following your Itinerary, especially during peak seasons, as the flights can fill up quickly. When you book a trekking package with us, we arrange the flights to ensure a smooth and safe journey. 

Regarding weather conditions, Lukla experiences a sub-tropical climate with a 5 to 25 degrees Celsius temperature range. The most suitable period for taking the Lukla flight is during autumn and spring, when the weather conditions are favorable and visibility is optimal. During the winter months, the flight may be delayed or canceled due to snowfall or heavy fog, while during the monsoon season, it gets affected by heavy rain and cloud cover. 

In conclusion, the Lukla flight is a crucial aspect of many trekking itineraries in the Everest region. Still, planning for potential delays and prioritizing safety when choosing a trekking agency and airline is essential. We are always there for you, with proper guidance, to make your visit memorable, enjoyable, and safe. 


Altitude Sickness and Acclimatisation 


Altitude sickness is a frequent challenge that many hikers encounter while trekking in the Himalayan Region of Nepal. The condition arises when the body is exposed to reduced oxygen levels at higher elevations, resulting in symptoms like headache, dizziness, fatigue, and difficulty breathing. Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is another name for altitude sickness, and High Altitude Cerebral Edema (HACE) is one of the most severe disorders that can develop from High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE). Proper acclimatization is crucial to prevent altitude sickness. 

Acclimatization refers to the gradual process of adapting to the changes in oxygen levels that come with higher altitudes, wherein the body gradually adjusts and becomes accustomed to the altered conditions. This process involves rest days, drinking fluids, and ascending slowly. Spending an extra day at a lower elevation before ascending to higher altitudes is the most recommended and followed way to prevent altitude sickness. This process lets the body acclimate gradually to the decreased oxygen concentration in the atmosphere. It causes red blood cell formation, ultimately improving blood circulation. 

Maintaining adequate hydration levels during trekking in the elevated terrain and uppermost reaches of the Himalayas is imperative. Ensuring adequate fluid intake is crucial while hiking in high altitudes and upper regions of the Himalayas to avoid dehydration, which can potentially worsen the symptoms of altitude sickness. Consuming ample fluids, such as water, tea, and soup, can aid in maintaining hydration levels and mitigate the risk of developing altitude-related illnesses. Trekkers can also take preventive measures to minimize the risk of altitude sickness. It includes taking medication such as acetazolamide or dexamethasone, which can alleviate symptoms of altitude sickness. However, consultation with a medical practitioner is advised before taking any medication. 

Moreover, proper acclimatization techniques, such as "climb high, sleep low," and staying hydrated, can help reduce the risk of mountain sickness. By booking with us, you will have an experienced guide who can adequately consult you throughout the trek and take immediate action if necessary. 


Entry permit and requirements (About Visa) 


To enter Nepal, tourists must possess a valid passport and a visa. A visa can be acquired at entry points or the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. However, certain nationalities must obtain a permit before arrival and verify the regulations with the closest Nepalese embassy. 

The nationalities that do not get visas from immigration entry points in Nepal are Nigeria, Iraq, Ghana, Afghanistan, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Somalia, Palestine, Ethiopia, and a few more. 


There are three types of Visa available, as in the table below: 


Days Visa Fee 15 US$ 30, 30 US$ 50, 90 US$ 125 


The visa fee could be paid in US$ or other major currencies, and in some cases, Nepalese rupees can also be used. 

Similarly, a business visa is valid for up to 5 years. It incurs a fee that is dependent on the amount of investment made. The processing fee for a business visa varies based on the amount invested. For investors who invest less than 10 million Nepalese rupees, the cost is USD 35 per month, US$ 400 per year, and US$ 1000 for five years. For those who invest more than 10 million Nepalese rupees, the fee is US$ 20 per month, US$ 200 per year, and US$ 500 for five years. However, investors who invest more than 100 million Nepalese rupees are not required to pay any charges. 



Note: Tourists from SAARC countries will get a free visa valid for 30 days. Moreover, a permit is not required for the citizens of India, but they have to show a valid identification card like a passport or citizenship card. 

Additionally, foreign visitors to Nepal must have a passport valid for at least six months from arrival. Travelers must ensure their travel insurance covers medical treatment and emergency evacuation in case of an accident or severe illness. 


Regarding to the TIMS and permits


some regions need separate permit to visit. You can visit our TIMS card and Permit fee section for more details. Drinking Water, Teahouse facilities, and Toilet Facilities 

Visitors visiting Nepal may have doubts about drinking water facilities, teahouse facilities, and Toilet facilities being easily accessible in the Himalayan region of Nepal. We have acquired little information to mitigate your doubts and queries. 


Drinking water facilities 


Staying hydrated is crucial while trekking in the Himalayan region of Nepal. The availability of drinking water varies depending on the area and altitude of the trek. Getting enough tap water in the lower part is relatively easy. Still, as trekkers gain some altitude, the accessibility to pure and safe drinking tap water is difficult, so they must rely on bottled water or water filters. Bottled water is widely available along popular trekking routes but can be expensive due to additional transportation costs. It is advisable to carry a water filtration mechanism or purification tablets that can be used to treat water sourced from natural resources found along the trail. 


Teahouse facilities 


Teahouses are a common form of accommodation on trekking routes in Nepal. They are basic lodges with private or shared rooms, communal eating areas, and private or shared toilet facilities. The quality and amenities of teahouses very widely, but they offer a relatively inexpensive and convenient option for trekkers. These teahouses provide a cozy and comfortable atmosphere for trekkers to rest and relax after a long day of walking. They have included Nepali and international dishes in their menu, giving you more options for choosing your favorite dish. Teahouses in the Himalayan region of Nepal generally offer accommodations with shared rooms consisting of twin beds or bunk beds and shared bathroom facilities. Blankets and pillows are provided, but it is recommended to bring your sleeping bag for added warmth and comfort. 


Toilet Facilities 

Most teahouses have Western-style flush toilets, mainly in lower elevations. However, getting such flush toilet facilities is easier when you ascend higher on your trek. They usually consist of simple squat toilets along the trails and at teahouses at higher altitudes. Water or toilet paper is primarily available in these toilets, but it is recommended to carry your toilet paper. Also, during the trek, you can use the restrooms of nearby teahouses on your trekking routes or find some private place. 


Internet connectivity 


Internet connectivity along the trekking trail in the Himalayan region of Nepal is mostly available. Wi-Fi and internet service are available at some teahouses and lodges, but they may charge a fee for their usage. The signal is weak due to the remote and mountainous location. Besides that, internet connectivity while trekking along the trail is available using a local SIM card and its data packages, which you can buy at Kathmandu airport or other mobile shops near your hotels and use all over the way. You will need a Passport-sized photo and a copy of your passport to get a SIM card. It is better to compare prices and data packages before buying a SIM card as there are two leading telecom companies: Ncell and Nepal Telecom. Proper guidance about the teahouses and their connectivity can add to your travel experience. Hence, as an experienced trek and tour company, we are open to serving you by providing our best service. 


Travel Insurance

 

Travelers must possess travel insurance when they visit Nepal. They must purchase travel insurance covering all the possible dangers and risks when traveling, including medical emergencies, accidents, and cancellations. We recommend you get travel insurance worth at least USD 100,000. 

Travel insurance gives a sense of assurance and financial security if there are unexpected events like altitude-related sickness, accidents, or illnesses. When choosing travel insurance, it's crucial to consider the kind of activity you'll be undertaking while in Nepal. A well-known insurance provider with an excellent track record and a reputable insurance company providing high-quality coverage and prompt claims handling is recommended. Your insurance policy must mainly cover the chopper rescue cost from the high altitude regions in case of accidents and acute mountain sickness (AMS). 

We highly advise you to take a copy of the insurance policy and emergency contact details with you while traveling. With your travel insurance, you can enjoy the trip to Nepal with peace of mind and create lasting memories. 


Trip Safety 


Asiana Trek and Tours considers safety a top priority for our clients. We commit to ensuring our customers have a fun and safe vacation in Nepal. We provide our clients experienced team with necessary safety equipment, including a first aid kit and other important accessories during the journey, to ensure safety in an emergency. 

 We constantly monitor weather conditions, trail conditions, and other factors affecting your safety during the trek. Our guides are trained to identify and avoid possible risks, take the appropriate safety measures to prevent hazards, and take necessary precautions to ensure safety. Before embarking on the trek to the Himalayas, a brief discussion about the trip gives you general ideas about the journey that help create a reliable one. 

In conclusion, at Asiana Trek and Tours, we prioritize your safety and well-being during your trekking journey. Our experienced guides, reliable safety equipment, and comprehensive safety measures ensure that you will have a safe and enjoyable trip to Nepal. 


Guide and Porter Arrangement 


Our company is dedicated to promoting sustainable and ethical tourism in Nepal. In line with this commitment, we prioritize your safety and comfort by ensuring that our guides and porters possess the necessary training and expertise in trekking and mountaineering in Nepal. Our teams of licensed guides are well-informed about the geography, history, customs, and culture of the areas where we operate, which allows them to provide valuable insights about the region. They undergo regular safety, first aid, and environmental conservation training, reinforcing our eco-friendly tourism approach. Additionally, we adhere to the International Porter Protection Group guidelines, ensuring that our porters receive fair compensation and proper accommodation and meals during the trek. 

Our guides and porters have valued our team members, and we recognize their contributions to the success of our treks. By choosing to trek with us, you support responsible and ethical tourism practices in Nepal, making your visit both meaningful and unforgettable. 



Trip Itinerary

Your trip day starts today when you arrive to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Upon your arrival, you will be received by our representative at the airport. He will be carrying a signboard with our company’s name on it. Then you will be transferred to the tour hotel and checked in. A trip briefing will follow later today and the time will be notified to you by the representative who picks you up from the airport. We will come to meet and brief you about the trip at the fixed time. Until then just relax or explore a bit of surrounding.

We take you for a day tour of cultural heritage monuments in Kathmandu valley after breakfast. The tour will give you a mixed insight of history, culture, art, architecture and spirituality of Kathmandu valley. The sites include; Swoyambhunath aka Monkey Temple: The oldest of all sites in Kathmandu valley, Swoyambhunath is an important Buddhist spiritual site having the history over two thousand years old. This site has gained a popular name as monkey temple as this small forested hill is a good habitat for hundreds of monkeys. The visit there will heighten your spiritual and cultural experience. Patan City including Patan Durbar Square: A tour to medieval city of Patan gives you a great insight about ethnic Newari culture, Budhhist spirituality, religious harmony, art and architecture while you stroll around the charismatic alleys taking you to magnificent local community squares known as Bahal and eventually leading you to an incredible medieval palace square. The monuments and skill of the local artisans displayed on those monuments in the square will stun you with their unbelievable charm. Boudhanath Stupa: The largest of its kind in the world, this magnificent stupa is a very important centre of faith for the people following Tibetan Buddhism. This place is nice Circular Square with the stunning stupa in the middle of it which spreads a lot of spiritual vibrations around the atmosphere.

Kathmandu – Pokhara (827) meter We will drive to Pokhara by tourist bus in the morning after breakfast. After driving for about seven hours through the scenic countryside of Nepal, we reach an eloquently charming city of Pokhara. The drive will have enough stopovers necessary on the way. Once we reach Pokhara, the charm of the city will capture our attention for a good feeling of being amidst the natural wonders from close up Himalayas to the surrounding lakes. A lake near our hotel is a nice place to take an evening stroll and the lakeside town has lots of options to dine. Have an option to fly to Pokhara at an extra cost.


Today is the first day of our trek which starts after a one and half hours’ drive. Starting from the place called Nayapul, the trek goes alongside the Modi Khola, a Himalayan river flowing down from the Annapurna, to Birethanti and to Hile and finally to Tikhedhunga. We spend approximately five hours including the lunchtime before we reach Tikhedhunga where we will stay overnight today in a simple tea house.

The second day of the trek, we trek to Ghorepani today after breakfast. It is an uphill walk all the way through and the trek passes through beautiful Himalayan foothills settings of villages and rhododendron forest. As we walk upon the well-trodden mountain trails, it brings some of the incredible things in our view including the majestic Himalayas. Once we reach to Ghorepani at the elevation of 2875 meters above sea level, we will be stunned by the real close up view of the Himalayan peaks. If we reach there for the sunset time, it will be one rewarding sunset experience.

It is going to be a very early morning today as we are hiking up to Poon Hill at the elevation of 3210 meters above sea level to see a breathtaking panoramic view of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain range in the Himalaya. Given the good weather condition, the one hour hike up early in the morning will be rewarded by a heavenly view of the mountains and sunrise that makes us feel exalted. After sunrise, we hike down to Ghorepani tea house to have our breakfast and start the trek to Tadapani. After an approximately five hours trek, we reach another spectacular place, Tadapani, and stay overnight in a tea house there.

Trek to Ghandruk from Tadapani for about three hours after breakfast. Ghandruk is one of the specific Gurung villages where you could boast a beautiful view of the Annapurna south, Himachuli, fishtail Annapurna 3 Annapurna range right in front of you Ghandruk secured Gurung Museum, Monastery, the temple as well as Annapurna conservation sub unit post where you could see the video activities in ACAP. Take lunch in the beautiful Gurung village Ghandruk. then after steep down to Modi river Quime and cross the suspensation bridge and again steep up to another beautiful village Landruk, End of the day Spend rest of the day exploring the beauty of the village and mountains In Landruk.

After the breakfast at the tea house Landruk.the trek for today starts towards a beautiful village of Dhampus. Five to six hours of a walk today will be an incredible view of the Annapurna himalayan range as well as lush green forest and unique village deurali and Pothana.and at the end of the trek, an alluring village of Dhampus is ready to welcome you. Once you check into Lodge and relax a bit, you will have some time to explore around.


Trek about an hour down to Dhampus Phedi and drive to Pokhara. There is a relaxing boating trip on the lake Fewa in the afternoon and you will have a more leisurely time to take a stroll around the lakeside and enjoy the mesmerising beauty of the town.

A free day in Pokhara to do some sightseeing, boating or some adventure sports like paragliding, zip flying, ultra-light flight, bungee jumping etc. The day’s activities would be at an extra cost. We will be happy to organize those extra activities for you, should you choose to do any. Or simply take your leisurely time on your own to get some massage, strolling around lakeside, shopping etc.

Drive back to Kathmandu after breakfast. Or you have an option to fly back to Kathmandu paying an additional cost for the ticket. Check into the hotel once you arrive at Kathmandu and freshen up. overnight hotel in kathmandu.

Take an early morning flight from Kathmandu airport to Lukla. The flight is a scenic Himalayan panoramic flight to the gorgeous mountain town of Lukla, the gateway to Everest trekking. After landing at the Lukla airport, take some time to prepare for the walk of the day. Start the trek for the day today to Phakding, a beautiful town on the bank on Dudhkoshi River. Approximately four hours of gentle walking on the Everest trail takes you to Phakding to spend overnight at a tea house.


After taking breakfast at the tea house, you start the trek to astounding Sherpa town of Namche today. The walk today is mostly uphill making you cover a good distance of elevation. You will come across lots of yaks, Buddhist prayer flags, and many trekking adventurers like you and several other beautiful things. Once you arrive at Namche, you praise the charm of the town and the Himalayan view from there more. Check into a hotel and relax.

Leave Namche early morning after breakfast. It is beautiful to walk up to Tengboche, the monastic village on the Everest base camp trekking trail. On the way to Tengboche, experience some of the spectacular views around. Once you reach Tengboche and check into a guest house, go and explore the monastery, learn about Tibetan Buddhism.

After breakfast trek to Khumjung, another beautiful mountain village in the Everest region. Enjoy the stunning view of Khumbila peak in the Himalayas from Khumjung , and khundey and explore around the area. Stay at a guest house.

Take an early breakfast and start the trek for the day from Khumjung to Monjo. Explore the small but beautiful village of Monjo and take in the spectacular view from there.

Walk another six hours back to Lukla today after your breakfast. The walk passes through Phakding where you had spent you first night in the mountain. Reach Lukla and spend some leisurely time there.

Take an early morning flight back to Kathmandu. You will be picked up on your arrival at the airport and then transferred to hotel. You have a free afternoon to relax or explore. We will meet in the evening to go for farewell dinner.


We will drop you to airport three hours prior to your flight time for your home destination.

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Includes

    • Airport picks up and transfers to hotel. 
    • Hotel in Kathmandu and Pokhara 3-star category with breakfast. 
    • Day sightseeing in old heritage sites with a tourist guide. 
    • All ground transportation is mentioned in the Itinerary. 
    • First aid medical kit, Oximeter to check pulse, heart rate, and oxygen saturation at higher altitudes.
    • Annapurna Conservation Area Entry Permit and TIMS Card. 
    • Entry Fee for Poon hill, and Hot spring entry ticket.
    • Sagarmatha Nationalpark entry permit and TIMS card. 
    • Pasanglamu rural municipality entry tax. 
    • An experienced and first aid trained license holder trekking guide. 
    • Strong porter (one porter for 2-person porter carries 15 KG.G. 
    • Breakfast lunch dinner during the trekking and Chitwan. 
    • Safari activities and Tharu culture stick dance program in Chitwan.
    • Meals, accommodation, transportation, equipment, insurance, and salary for trekking staff. 
    • Simple Accommodation during the trek with twin or multi-sharing basis. 
    • Applicable government taxes (13% VAT and 10% tourism service charges) 
    • Nepali culture shows with farewell dinner. 

Doesn't Include

    • International and domestic airfare and Nepal entry visa fees. 
    • Your Travel/Medical insurance. 
    • Lunch & dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara. 
    • Single supplement in hotels except for solo trekking service.
    • Bar bills and laundry.
    • Optional trips are not specified in the itinerary. 
    • Personal trekking equipment. 
    • Helicopter evacuation/rescue in case of emergency. 
    • Donation to the local organization. 
    • price does not mention in the package.
    • Tipping is expected to guide, driver and potter.

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Equipment List

Clothing:
  • Lightweight, moisture-wicking base layers
  • Insulating layers (fleece or down jacket)
  • Waterproof and windproof jacket
  • Waterproof and breathable pants
  • Trekking pants (convertible to shorts are convenient)
  • Quick-drying T-shirts
  • Thermal socks
  • Waterproof and insulated gloves
  • Warm hat and sun hat
  • Sunglasses with UV protection
Footwear:
  • Comfortable, broken-in trekking boots
  • Gaiters (optional but can be useful in snow or rain)
Backpack:
  • Large backpack (50-70 liters) for carrying personal gear
  • Daypack (20-30 liters) for daily essentials during trekking
Sleeping Gear:
  • Sleeping bag suitable for low temperatures (rated for at least -10°C or lower)
  • Sleeping bag liner (optional for added warmth and hygiene)

Trekking Gear:
  • Trekking poles for stability
  • Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
  • Water purification tablets or water filter
  • Refillable water bottles or a hydration system
  • Duct tape or repair kit for gear
Health and Hygiene:
  • First aid kit with basic medications (consult with a healthcare professional)
  • Personal medications and prescriptions
  • Hand sanitizer and wet wipes
  • Toothbrush and toothpaste
  • Quick-dry towel
  • Sunscreen with high SPF
  • Lip balm with UV protection
  • Personal hygiene items
Electronics:
  • Camera or smartphone for capturing memories
  • Power bank and charging cables
  • Travel adapter for electrical outlets
Climbing Gear (if attempting higher peaks):
  • Crampons
  • Ice axe
  • Harness
  • Helmet
Documents and Permits:
  • Passport and necessary permits
  • Travel insurance
  • Passport-sized photos
Miscellaneous:
  • Snacks and energy bars
  • Trekking map and guidebook
  • Whistle
  • Multi-tool or knife
  • Cash (local currency) and credit cards
  • Lightweight and compact daypack for exploring around base camps
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