Full Day Itinerary

At 4:30 am: Hotel to airport

At 6:00 am: Kathmandu - Lukla and refueling

At 7:00 am: Lukla - EBC and Kala Pattar

At 8:00 am: Kala Pattar to HEV and breakfast

At 9:00 am: HEV - Lukla

At 9:30 am: Lukla - Kathmandu

At 11:00 am - Visit Patan Durbar Square

At 1:00 am - Lunch

At 2:00 am - Visit Pashupatinath Temple and Swayambhunath Stupa

At 6:00 am - Hotel or leisure time

Detailed Itinerary

In the early morning, you will take a mountain flight from Kathmandu to Lukla via helicopter. It takes 15 - 30 minutes to reach the airport. After reaching, you will check in and get in the helicopter for flight. The flight gradually takes off and offers an awesome look at the unique locale of Nepal. The journey will pause at Lukla for 10-15 minutes for refueling the helicopter and continue to Everest Base Camp(EBC) and Kala Pattar. You will see Namche Bazaar, Sagarmatha National Park, Pheriche, Tengboche, Dingboche, and Gorakshep while traveling along the route. Few minutes of ground time in Kala Pattar and fly to Hotel Everest View(HEV). Enjoy a traditional breakfast while taking in the best panoramic views of the highest peak in the world at the world's highest hotel.

After having breakfast you will return to Lukla and then to Kathmandu through helicopter.

Now at around 11:00 am, you start your full day sightseeing. First of all, we take you to Patan Durbar Square which is rich in ancient art and archeology and situated at the center of Lalitpur. It is also listed in UNESCO world heritage site due to ancient sculptures, wood carvings, pagoda style temples and other structures which were built during the Malla period in the 1600s. Royal palace where Malla kings resided is the major attraction and Krishna Mandir, Bhimsen Temple, Vishwanath Temple as well as Taleju Bhawani Temple are in the vicinity of the Durbar Square. It is a center of both Hinduism and Buddhism,with 136 "bahals" (courtyards) and 55 major temples. Lunch in Patan.

Now, we will take you to one of the oldest and largest Hindu temples which is also listed in UNESCO world heritage site ‘Pashupatinath Temple’. The time of its establishment is still being known to the world but the current form of the temple was constructed in 1692 CE. It is a collection of temples, ashrams, images and inscriptions which takes you centuries back from the current technological world. You can see Bagmati River on the banks of which cremation ritual is performed.

After this, we’ll take you to Swayambhunath stupa which is also known as Monkey Temple among visitors. It has a stupa, a variety of shrines and temples, some dating back to the Licchavi period. You need to walk stairs to reach Swayambhunath and can see a lot of pilgrims walking in the clockwise direction around the stupa and turning the prayer wheels. At the top of the stupa, there is a viewpoint from where you can see the crowded buildings of Kathmandu Valley. There are a lot of monkeys in the area and you can feed them if you want. Moreover, a lot of souvenirs and handicrafts as well as Thangka paintings can be discovered in the Swayambhunath area.

In the evening, you will have dinner and return to your hotel.