Everest Mani Rimdu Festival Trek | Mani Rimdu Festival

From Kathmandu, a picturesque flight to Lukla (2800m) takes 30 to 35 minutes. The airline office and various resorts can be found in Lukla. The path from Lukla climbs to Chablung (2700) and then steeply descends to the Tharo Kosi, also known as Kusum Kanguru Khola (river). The path rises to Ghat (2,590 m) beyond the Tharo Kosi Bridge before returning to Phakding. Climb to the gompa in Phakding for your first glimpse of the high peaks. You'll feel as though you've landed in the Himalayan Kingdom at this point. Lunch, Dinner, and Breakfast are included in your stay at the Guesthouse. At Phakding, O/N.

The path follows the Dudh Koshi River from Phakding to Zamphuti. Thamserku mountain may be seen well from this vantage point. The route then climbs to Chomoa, the site of an agricultural project and an excellent area to have a look around and learn about these people's farming lifestyle. The trail then ascends to Monjo (2840 m) and enters the Sagarmatha (Everest) National Park from Chomoa (1148sq km, established in 1976). After a short ascent to Jorsale (2,830 m) and a long ascent with views of Mt. Everest peaking above the slope of Nuptse (7,879 m), the path arrives at Namche Bazaar. Lunch, Dinner, and Breakfast are included in your stay at the Guesthouse. Namche Bazaar (3,440 m) O/N.

After breakfast, go sightseeing in the Namche Bazaar area. Then climb to the Everest View Hotel, where you can get a bird's-eye view of some of the world's most famous peaks, including Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Lhotse. Make sure you have your camera with you so you can record this special occasion. You may return to Namche after walking through the Khumjung valley, Hillery School, and Khunde Hospital. The mountaineering museum and the Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee are both located in the heart of Namche (SPCC). Spend some time around Namche Bazaar engaging with the friendly Sherpa and Rai people. The Sagarmatha National Park headquarters are located above the police checkpoint in Namche, and the visitor centre is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., except on Saturdays and holidays. Lunch, Dinner, and Breakfast are included in your stay at the Guesthouse. Namche is where you'll spend the night.

The trip continues along the Dudh Kosi's rushing glacial streams, with spectacular mountain vistas. Today's hike will take us to a height of 3860 meters. When you arrive at Tengboche, you'll see the local monastery. Inside the monastery, there are exquisite wall hangings, a 20-foot Buddha sculpture, and the Lamas' musical instruments and robes. Depending on how the day's hiking went, the group will be escorted to see a prayer ceremony either in the evening or in the morning. Guesthouse for the night.

The Mani Rimdu Festival takes place in Tengboche, which is 3860 meters above sea level and attracts travellers from all over the world. Sherpas and Buddhists from the Khumbu area celebrate the Mani Rimdu festival. Sherpas join the monastic community in celebrating this event. The monks don their regalia and perform the Lama Dance to traditional music, dramatizing Buddhism's triumph. From the monastery, we trek up to the Tengboche viewpoint to see the majestic Himalayan peaks. Lodge accommodation.

Enjoy the Mani Rimdu Festival's second day. The monks dress up in their garb and do the Lama Dance to traditional music, symbolizing Buddhism's triumph. We hike up to the Tengboche viewpoint from the monastery to admire the magnificent Himalayan peaks. Accommodation at a lodge.

Mani Rimdu Festival's last day. The monks dress up in their garb and do the Lama Dance to traditional music, symbolizing Buddhism's triumph. The colourful monks perform mask dances from the monastery, and Lama Rinpoche blesses the people. Accommodation at a lodge.

We travel to Khumjung Village from Tengboche. The name Khumjung comes from the mountain Khumbila, which is extremely close to the settlement of Khumjung. Khumjung hamlet is nestled in the foothills of Khumbila mountain. Khumjung village is also known for its monastery, the Khumjung monastery, which is said to be home to a Yeti Scalp. After Sir Edmund Hillery's successful effort to conquer Everest, he erected a Khumjung school. He created the school in 1961 after realizing the need for education for the youngsters of the Everest area. Lodge accommodation O/N.

We hike west from Khumjung to Phakding Village. Phakding Community is another Sherpa settlement in the same VDC within the Dudh Koshi river valley; in the past, this village served as a salt trading route between India and Tibet. Phakding village you'll spend the night.

We hike back to Lukla from Phakding to catch our flight back to Kathmandu the next day. The journey from Phakding to Lukla takes around 3 hours, and we cross bridges over the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi rivers. Today's trail runs between a thicket of rhododendron and a pine forest. This is the day we will bid the Sherpa people and the Sagarmatha area farewell. We'll go to Lukla and spend the night there. Warm and delectable meals will be served, along with local beverages. We'll go on a relatively easy track today, passing through multiple suspension bridges and communities. Lukla is where you will spend the night.

Our time in the Khumbu area comes to an end today. We'll leave early for Kathmandu on a domestic aircraft. We'll be sleeping at a hotel in Thamel and getting ready for your return home. You may also buy a memento and enjoy beverages and Nepali food at the restaurant. You may also have a good time in the city by going to clubs or bars.

After breakfast, our city guide picks you up from your hotel in a private vehicle and drives you to the world heritage sites of Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath Temple, Bauddhanath Stupa, and if time permits, Kathmandu Durbar Square before returning to your hotel with the Bed and Breakfast plan.

Every wonderful adventure must come to an end, and today marks the conclusion of your time in Nepal and the finish of the incredible Everest Mani Rimdu Festival Trek. For your departure, you will be escorted to Tribhuvan International Airport. Apart from this magnificent excursion, there are many gorgeous sites to explore. We invite you to return and be charmed by incredible experiences.