10-Day Mount Kala Patthar Tour Packages
Insider tips: Recommended 10-day Mount Kala Patthar tour itineraries
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MelissaMount Kala Patthar travel expert at TourRadar
Kathmandu Nepal
85 miLukla Nepal
5 miPhakding Nepal
Jorsalle Nepal
1 miNamche Bazar Nepal
1 miSanasa Nepal
2 miTyangboche Nepal
2 miShow 10 more
Pangboche Nepal
1 miDingboche Nepal
1 miPheriche Nepal
2 miDughla Nepal
2 miLobuche Nepal
2 miGorak Shep Nepal
2 miEverest Base Camp Nepal
2 miGorak Shep Nepal
1 miKala Pattar Nepal
6 miPheriche Nepal
9 miNamche Bazar Nepal
12 miSagarmatha National Park Nepal
20 miLukla Nepal
85 miKathmandu Nepal
1 miThamel Nepal
What people love about 10-day Mount Kala Patthar tours
- 10 Days Everest Base Camp Trekking
Ram and the Sherpa expedition team were awesome from beginning to end. Our guide Kumar was a great host, guide, waiter, concierge…. etc. He helped with everything from acclimatizing, to what clothes to wear, food recommendations, and helping out with everything at every Tea house. He was an All-Star during the BIG snowstorm of October 4, and helped us get the base camp before they closed the trail and was instrumental in helping everyone make the trail down to Lobuche the next morning. Bijay was a great porter who worked hard every day to bring our gear to each tea house with a smile. We highly recommend both. The best part is the office is right in Thamel, so it’s easy to get to and the communication was great from when we booked the reservation till we left Kathmandu.
- Luxury Everest Base Camp
Want adventure? Imagine trekking in the shadows of the world’s highest mountains. Picture following winding, mystical paths down into rugged valleys then swaying over long swing bridges as turbulent rivers cascade far below. Envisage a chopper ride over the Nepalese Everest Base Camp and the Everest approaches. This is the epic adventure No Roads is offering and I am just home from the time of my life. The beginning of the venture commenced when we landed at Tribhuvan International airport in the large Nepalese city of Kathmandu. Here I saw no footpaths, just a chaotic traffic of people, cars and motor bikes that incredibly managed to duck and weave with no apparent effort or consequence. We enjoyed a rest day of Newarian coffee and their delicious bakery goodies. Bright and early the next day we flew to Lukla. Lukla is reportedly the shortest and most dangerous airport in the world but we arrived safe and sound and enjoyed an hour or so exploring before we met our guides and porters. These guys are the nicest, friendliest people you are likely to meet and they cheerfully carried all our gear. The next day was the start of the trekking and we travelled the 9 kms to Phakding sitting at 2610m. Here we were treated to very good food and a good night’s sleep. The next day’s trekking was a long hike to Namchang Bazar sitting at 3440m. The altitude demanded slowly, slowly but, providing I remembered this, I enjoyed the challenge the up and down and the swing bridges presented. It was the best sense of accomplished once finished. The surrounding mountains and deep valleys resulted in a background that needed to be seen to be believed. Two days were spent acclimatising in Namchang Bazar. We would trek up to small villages and then come back down to sleep, we also enjoyed the best massage. I felt captured by the ambiance and it made me wonder at my significance against the majesty of the mountains staring down at me. Our next destination was The Everest View Hotel located in the Sagarmatha (Everest) National Park sitting at3880m and it was here we finally saw Mount Everest. What a sight! There was also an uninterrupted view of Everest and Mount Lhotse out my bedroom window and I could watch the clouds of Everest snow being swept off the top by the 2 to 300 kph winds. The hotel surrounds captured the adventurous spirit of the Himalayas. There is mystery and splendor in the winding paths that lead you amongst the evergreen fir trees and under the reds of the rhododendron forests. We spent 3 days at the hotel, trekking and exploring, also climbing up to various local villages. Certainly, one of my most satisfying achievements was summiting a local peak, the encouragement and support of the No Roads team was ever-present and most welcome. Our last day was a grand event. We were collected by a large black chopper and taken on a breath-taking sight-seeing tour over the Everest Base Camp and the mountain approaches and then back to Kathmandu. The flight was incredible, amazing vistas along with a wonderful commentary from the pilot. My ten days hiking and exploring with No Roads was the best trip of my life. Initially Everest Base Camp was just another tick of the bucket list but as I trekked it became much more and I can only recommend it, just call No Roads. It should be noted to say Nepalese chilly is cold is an understatement, my heavy-duty puffer jacket became my best friend.
- Short Everest Base Camp Trekking 10 Days
Dear Eco Holidays Team, I am writing to express my heartfelt gratitude for the incredible Langtang Valley Trekking experience I had with your company. This journey was truly exceptional, and I want to specifically highlight the outstanding performance of our guide, Tirtha. From the moment we embarked on this adventure, Tirtha's expertise and dedication shone brightly. His in-depth knowledge of the Langtang region, its culture, and the local flora and fauna greatly enhanced our trekking experience. Tirtha's guidance not only made the trek informative but also incredibly enjoyable. I can confidently say that Tirtha is the best guide I have ever had the pleasure of trekking with. My Langtang Valley Trekking journey with Eco Holidays will remain etched in my memory as a remarkable adventure, and I am immensely grateful for the role Tirtha played in making it so. Thank you once again for offering such a memorable experience. I look forward to more adventures with Eco Holidays in the future. Warm regards, Arman





























