Altitude: 1,400 m
Arrive in Kathmandu, the heart of Nepal and the gateway to the Himalayas. Meet your climbing team, finalize logistics, and prepare for the legendary Eco Everest Expedition — a sustainable journey to the top of the world.

Altitude: 1,400 m
Attend government permit briefings, review climbing equipment, and participate in eco-awareness sessions. The day focuses on preparation and understanding the environmental goals of the expedition.

Altitude: 1,400 m
A day reserved for packing, equipment inspection, and last-minute purchases. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Thamel before heading toward the Everest region.

Altitude: 2,610 m
Fly to Lukla, one of the world’s most thrilling airports, and begin trekking along the Dudh Koshi River to reach Phakding. The journey marks the first steps into the Khumbu region.

Altitude: 3,440 m
Cross multiple suspension bridges and enter Sagarmatha National Park. Climb gradually to Namche Bazaar, the bustling trading center of the Khumbu Valley.

Altitude: 3,440 m
Spend a day acclimatizing to the altitude. Explore local markets or hike to Everest View Hotel for panoramic sights of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam.

Altitude: 3,860 m
Follow scenic trails through pine and rhododendron forests to the spiritual heart of Khumbu — Tengboche Monastery — surrounded by majestic mountain views.

Altitude: 4,410 m
Descend to the Imja Khola River before climbing toward Dingboche. The landscapes open up, revealing spectacular views of Lhotse and the towering Ama Dablam.

Altitude: 4,410 m
Take a rest day to adjust to higher altitude. Optional hike to Nagarjun Hill (5,070 m) provides breathtaking views of Makalu and Island Peak.

Altitude: 4,930 m
Continue through the Khumbu Glacier moraine, passing memorials dedicated to fallen climbers. The thin air and striking mountain scenery highlight the magnitude of the expedition ahead.

Altitude: 5,364 m
Trek to Gorak Shep, then follow the glacier trail to Everest Base Camp. The base camp is a vibrant mountaineering hub at the foot of the world’s tallest peak.

Altitude: Up to 8,848.86 m (Summit)
Begin your climb on the South Col Route, following a structured rotation schedule for acclimatization and preparation.

• Base Camp (5,364 m): Staging area for rotations and rest.
• Camp I (6,065 m): Above Khumbu Icefall — a maze of seracs and crevasses.
• Camp II (6,400 m): Located in the Western Cwm beneath Lhotse Face.
• Camp III (7,200 m): Fixed on Lhotse Face — steep and technical ascent.
• Camp IV (7,950 m): South Col Camp, the final launch point for the summit.

Summit (8,848.86 m): Reach the top of the world — a truly life-defining moment with panoramic views of the Himalayan range stretching beyond the horizon.
This period includes multiple rotations between camps, acclimatization days, and the final summit push under favorable weather conditions. The eco initiative focuses on responsible waste management and minimal environmental impact throughout the climb.

Altitude: 5,364 m
After the summit success, spend the day cleaning Base Camp and organizing gear. Eco Everest teams ensure all waste is carried down for proper disposal, upholding sustainability standards.

Altitude: 4,240 m
Descend from Base Camp through the Khumbu Glacier and back to Pheriche. Enjoy the oxygen-rich air and gentle terrain after weeks of high-altitude climbing.

Altitude: 3,440 m
Continue your descent through forests and Sherpa villages. Celebrate your summit achievement with the team amid the lively streets of Namche Bazaar.

Altitude: 2,840 m
Conclude your trek by returning to Lukla, re-crossing the suspension bridges and valleys that welcomed you weeks ago. This marks the official end of your Everest journey.

Altitude: 1,400 m
Fly back to Kathmandu with a heart full of memories and a mind transformed by the power of Everest. Your Eco Everest Expedition ends with pride and gratitude for a successful and sustainable ascent.