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A luxury trek is similar to a lodge trek except in that you have the choice of spending the nights in relatively luxurious hotels compared to lodges. These hotels have well appointed rooms with attached bathrooms, hot and cold running showers and hygienically prepared gastronomic delights. Cho-Oyu operates one such hotel, Hotel Sherpaland, at Namche Bazaar, a bustling little mountain town that represents the heart of the Khumbu region. This type of trek offers something different from regular camping and lodge treks in that you not only get to trek in comfort and style, but also enjoy other “benefits” like being swooped off on a helicopter for a mountain flight right in the middle of the trek, a ride on the back of a horse or yak, which gives you the opportunity to take in the scenic beauty of the mountains and the surroundings without feeling tired and having to concentrate more on putting one foot in front of the other, receiving blessings from a high Buddhist monk in a private Lakhang or chapel and witnessing typical Sherpa culture and tradition through their songs and dance. This type of trek is for those who love to be pampered and indulged right in the heart of high country. You can undertake a luxury trek only in the Khumbu Valley.

Duration : 13 days
Trek grade: Soft to moderate
Trek type: Luxury hotels
Maximum elevation: 4,250 m

Day
Itinerary
Altitude
Accomodation
01 Arrival in Kathmandu. Transfer to hotel. 1,350 m Hotel
02 Kathmandu (Guided sightseeing tour of Kathmandu) 1,350 m Hotel
03 Fly to Lukla (2,850 m) from Kathmandu and trek to Monjo 2,840 m Hotel
04 Trek from Monjo to Namche Bazaar 3,445 m Hotel
05 Acclimatization day at Namche (visit the Sagarmatha or Everest National Park Museum and later receive blessings from a high monk at a private Buddhist chapel following which you will be treated to a local Sherpa cultural program) 3,445 m Hotel
06 Namche (take a hiking trip to explore the Sherpa villages of Khude / Khumjung with a stopover for lunch at Hotel Everest View before returning to Namche) 3,445 m Hotel
07 Namche (take a day trip to Thame, which offers unspoiled Sherpa culture). You can undertake the trip riding on horseback or on a yak on request. Return to Namche 3,445 m Hotel
08 Board a helicopter at Namche for a half-hour exhilarating mountain flight before being dropped at Kongde 4,250 m Hotel
09 Return trek from Kongde to Phakding 2,652 m Hotel
10 Trek to Lukla 2,850 m Hotel
11 Fly back from Lukla to Kathmandu 1,350 m Lodge
12 Kathmandu city tour 1,350 m Hotel
13 Transfer to airport for international departure    


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* Simone, Denis win the Eiger Award
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* Sagarmatha Day 2009 Celebrations
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