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We limit our sizes to a maximum of 12 pax and ensure assistant guides in a group so that this ensures a more personalized experience, allowing for better interaction with our guides and fellow trekkers.

In Kathmandu, we provide single accommodation. However, along the trekking route, single accommodation cannot be guaranteed. The Khumbu region lies within Sagarmatha National Park, where infrastructure development is restricted to preserve the natural environment. As a result, the availability of lodges is limited compared to the high number of trekkers. If there is only one male and one female in the group, we can arrange single rooms. Otherwise, accommodation will be on a sharing basis due to limited availability.

Our guide-to-client ratio ensures personalized attention and safety throughout the trek. For every 3 clients, we provide 1 assistant guide to offer support and guidance. Additionally, a separate group leader will oversee the entire expedition, ensuring smooth coordination and an exceptional trekking experience.

If our scheduled group dates do not match your availability, we can arrange a private date that aligns with your preferred timeframe. However, the cost will be slightly higher than the group package, as we will need to plan the logistics exclusively for you.

To book your package, please send your inquiries to inquire@eliteexped.com, and our team will assist you with the booking process.

In Kathmandu, you will be accommodated in a 3/4-star hotel. If you wish to upgrade to a higher category, we can arrange it for you at an additional cost. Along the trekking route, we provide accommodation in the best available tea houses and lodges to ensure your comfort throughout the journey.

The total luggage allowance is 15 kg. Out of this, 10-11 kg will be carried by the porter, while you will carry 4-5 kg in your backpack.

Yes, our package includes airport pick-up and transfer for the trip.

Yes, our package includes round-trip domestic flights to and from Lukla as part of the itinerary.

Yes, you can leave the unnecessary stuff for a trek in Kathmandu in your respective hotel. While storing your luggage in the Hotel ensure your luggage tag is safe with you. A luggage tag will be provided by the hotel and we recommend snapping it to be secure. Because the tag is the only medium to locate your luggage after the trip.

Yes, rest days are included in the itinerary for acclimatization. On these days, we will trek to a higher elevation and then return to a lower altitude to sleep, following the mountain maxim: "Climb high, sleep low." This helps your body adjust to the altitude and reduces the risk of altitude sickness.

You will be flying into Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Yes, our liaison team will be at the airport to welcome you and assist with your transfer to the hotel.

Before your arrival for the trek, we will provide you with a contact number. If your international flight is delayed, please notify us in advance via WhatsApp on that number or email us at inquire@eliteexped.com.

Based on our experience, carrying around $700–$800 USD (or the equivalent in Nepalese Rupees) should be sufficient for most trekkers. However, the exact amount depends on your spending habits. Some may find this plenty, while others might need more. Credit and debit cards are generally not accepted along the trekking route, so carrying cash is essential.

While US Dollars are useful for exchanging money in Kathmandu, Nepalese Rupees (NPR) are the commonly accepted currency in teahouses and along the trekking route. We recommend exchanging your money into NPR before starting the trek.