Short Everest Trekking

After Monjo, walk to an entrance to Sagarmatha National Park (Sagarmatha for Everest in Nepali and Sherpa calls Chomolungma of Tibetan origin, in both language means ‘Great Mother’)

From here a short descend leads to Jorsalle village the last village before Namche Bazaar is reached, walking on the Riverbank and then climb for another few hours within green forested areas of rhododendron-oaks and pines trees.

After a climb ending the day at famous Namche Bazaar, in the backdrop of Kwangde, Kusum Kangru,
Mt. Everest- Nuptse, Lhotse and Taweche peaks.

Namche Bazaar a lively town and a large village with facilities of banks-post office-cyber café-ATM and many good restaurants-fresh bakeries including well-stocked stores and shops.

Afternoon short hike around to its scenic viewpoints at Sagarmatha National Park Headquarter, a magnificent spot on top Namche Bazaar with breathtaking views of giants Mountains and landscapes, visit its interesting museum for information on local history of Himalayas, geography, culture, mountaineering and existing information on flora and fauna of the region, afternoon at leisure.

After a wonderful experience and great time at Namche, a long day walk back to Lukla as our route leads on the same scenic trails downhill to Dudh Kosi River and then past Monjo and Pakding villages to reach at Lukla for last overnight stops around high Khumbu and Everest areas.

Morning transfer to small Lukla airport for scenic short flight back to Kathmandu after a great marvelous walk on the high hills of Khumbu within the shadow of Everest, during flight facing panorama of snow-capped peaks till plane lands at Kathmandu.

On reaching Kathmandu airport then transfer to your respective hotels with a free afternoon at leisure to relax after a wonderful short Everest Trekking.

Morning tour in the heart of Kathmandu with famous old Durbar Square with many monuments around Kathmandu Durbar Square, the house of the Living Goddess (Kumari Ghar), the ferocious Kal Bhairab, the red monkey god, and hundreds of erotic carvings are a few examples of the sights at the Square! The buildings here are the greatest achievements of the Malla dynasty.

Visit Kasthamandap a unique type of wooden temple also known as Maru Satal, built in 1596 A.D. by King Laxmi Narsingh Malla. The name Kathmandu derived from a temple built with the wood of a single tree.

After a time in Durbar Square, a short drive to Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) of 25 centuries old, stands as one of the world’s oldest Buddhist Chaitiya or Stupa.

The Great Stupa of Swayambhunath is the wonder that was Nepal, the glory that was Nepal. It is listed a World Heritage for Site with all seeing eyes of Lord Buddha, keeping an eternal watch on the Valley distinguishing between vice and virtue.

Afternoon visit Bouddhanath Stupa, the largest Buddhist shrine of South Asia, this ancient colossal chorten was built in the 6th century A.D. by King Man Deb. It rests on a series of three terraces and from the bird’s eye view it takes the relevant shape or of a lotus flower which indeed remains a very holy object for all the devout Buddhists of the world.

From here a short drive leads to Pashupatinath a holy Hindu Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva placed on the bank of Bagmati River, although non-Hindu are not allowed inside the main premise, however, one can watch the devotes and pilgrims on religious prayer from the other side of the river.

Finally, our day tour concludes with a drive back to your hotel with rest of the afternoon free at leisure.

As per your international flight time depart from the hotel, our guide, and staff transfer you to the airport for your flight back home or to next respective destination, after an enjoyable and memorable time on Short Everest Trek with great service of Base Camp Trekking.