The journey of Phaplu to Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal is known famously as the Classical Everest Base Camp Trek route. Before the establishment of Tenzing Hillary Airport in Lukla, trekkers used to use either Jiri section or Phaplu section as a gateway to Everest. The trekking experience from this section is serene and tranquil. Few number of trekkers trek on this trekking route thus it is wholesome experience to gather being close to nature. Moreover, the trek explores low altitude places as well as high altitude places of Solukhumbu district.
The Everest Base Camp Trek route is located inside the Solukhumbu district of Nepal. The district is divided into two sections. The lower section is called Solu and high altitude section after Lukla is called as Khumbu. Therefore, the district got its name as Solukhumbu that represents both Beshi (Low Altitude Place) and Lek (High altitude places).
In the contemporary Everest Base Camp Trekking that starts from Lukla, trekkers can reach Phakding on the first day of the trekking trip. However, Phaplu to Everest Base Camp Trek requires 4 to 5 days of trek for trekkers to reach Phakding. This is boon in disguise. By the trekkers reach Phakding, they will be adjusted to the high altitude environment! Trekkers trek through various Rai, Chhetris, Dalits, and Brahmin villages. In low altitude places of Solukhumbu these people are common but in high altitude place Sherpa are common! You will have to walk through terraced farmlands, green lush forests and villages like Bupsa, Nunthala, Junbeshi, and Payu. Nowadays, there is a graveled road from Phaplu to Bupsa up to Payu as well. If you wish then you can do Everest Base Camp Tour by Road too by skipping the Lukla flight.
It is the major town in the Everest region of Nepal. The town is vibrant as it is always bustling. There are many tea houses, eateries, bars, bakeries, shops, and banks! All these places are always full of people and up in the mountains, you will find a city clamor which may entice some trekkers. Moreover, the scenery of mountains like Thamserku, and Kwangde seen from the town is majestic. Trekkers have to spend three nights in this town. The first two nights are during ascent as final one is during descent. The first acclimatization is done in this town. Trekkers trek to the Everest View Hotel and again return back to Namche Bazaar via Khumjung Village. The trek route is well maintained throughout the Everest region of Nepal. The region is one of the most commercial trekking destinations of Nepal. Therefore, you can find lots of amenities during the trek.
Dingboche is the last densely populated village in the Everest Base Camp Trek. This is also the final village where trekkers do the second acclimatization activity. It takes about 6 hours to reach Dingboche from Tengboche via Pangboche and Somare. The trail up to Somare is through terraced farmlands. Beyond Somare, there is hardly any vegetation and trail is on a rugged terrain. During the second acclimatization trekkers hike Nagarshan hill (5100 m) which is behind the Dingboche village. The sight of Khumbu valley and mountains from the top of the Nagarshan hill is unparalleled.
The trekking trail from Lobuche to Everest Base Camp is on the glacier and moraine. The trail is rugged and you will have to walk cautiously. There are not tea houses and lodges in the Everest Base Camp. Therefore, trekkers have to spend overnight in Gorakshep and hike about 2 hours to reach the Everest Base Camp.
The sunrise from top of Kalapathar is another remarkable activity to experience during the Phaplu to Everest Base Camp Trek. It is blissful to behold the morning rising from the casement of snowy mountains. Finally, trekkers retrace the same trail back to Lukla via Pheriche and Namche Bazaar. Unlike the first phase, trekkers fly to Kathmandu from Lukla instead of trekking back to Phaplu.
The accommodation facilities until trekkers reach Phakding is basic. There are small tea houses and lodges in the lower section of Phaplu to Everest Base Camp Trek route. Few number of trekkers trek on this route. Therefore, there are few lodges but once trekkers meet the contemporary Everest Base Camp Trek route in Phakding, they will have wide range of services. In the Everest Base Camp Trek route, there are different styles of lodges and eateries. From basic to luxury establishments are present in the trekking trail. Enjoy delicacies like continental, Chinese, Indian, Local, and Oriental cuisines.
Trekkers can experience three types of vegetation in one single trek. In the initial phase of the trekking until they reach Phakding, trekkers can experience temperate deciduous forests. In the second phase between Phakding and Tengboche trekkers can experience sub – alpine to alpine forests. Finally, trekkers can also experience Tundra vegetation. This classical Everest Base Camp Trek route is overwhelmingly rich in terms of vegetation. The presence of diverse vegetation means the availability of wildlife too. So, the trek is popular for forests and wildlife lover too.
Avoid monsoon season to do Phaplu Everest Trek as this is not ideal to walk through forests and streams of the trekking route. The view is also not clear during monsoon season. Winter season is okay to trek but not highly recommended. Therefore, the best time to do the Classical Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal is during months of spring and autumn season.
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Welcome to Nepal for the Overland Everest Base Camp Trek from Phaplu. You will be picked up from the airport and transfer you to the hotel in Kathmandu. All the trip details and formalities will be completed and you will also be introduced to your trekking guide. The company representative will host the welcome dinner and perform the trek briefing. If you need to do the last minute shopping before the trek, then the company representative or guide will help you buy the things and walk around the marketplace of Thamel. Overnight in a hotel
Early in the morning, you will be picked up from the hotel and we will start the jeep drive to Phaplu. The journey is joyous as the road traverses through various places along the way. The green lush forests, highway towns, villages, terraced farmlands and the sight of the cascading hills keep us busy throughout the journey. It takes about 8 to 9 hours of drive from Kathmandu to reach Phaplu with lunch and tea stops on the way. We will enjoy the view of the Numbur Himalayan range from Phaplu and the terraced farmlands. Overnight in a lodge
Today’s trek is gentle and easy as it is the first day of the trek. We will trek downhill through the terraced farmlands and hamlets along the way. This is also the best way to understand the culture and lifestyle of the people living in the Solu areas of the Solukhumbu district of Nepal. Note down that the places above Lukla are known as Khumbu whereas the below region of the district is called as the Solu area. On the way down to the Nunthala Village, we will also visit the monastery and offer prayers. Overnight in a tea house
Early in the morning, we will wake up and enjoy the morning view of the cascading hills, forests, terraced farmlands, and river valley from this beautiful village of Nunthala. After breakfast, we will begin our trekking downhill to the river. On the way, we will stop at the Khari Khola village for lunch and continue downhill to the river and cross the suspension bridge. The trail after crossing the bridge is mostly uphill to the village of Bupsa. This is the small village but it gives immense scenery of the hills and valleys. Overnight in a tea house
Today is the mixed day of trekking with both Nepalese gentle flat, uphill, and downhill sections through the hamlets and green lush forests. We will begin the trek after breakfast. The trail passes through green lush forests for most of the time and we can get the occasional scenery of the river gorges below us. The toughest section of today’s trek is crossing the Kari La Pass. The trail after crossing the Kari La Pass is manageable and less tiring until we reach the village of Payu or it is also called Paiya. Overnight in a tea house
Early in the morning, we will wake up and then have breakfast and start the trek. Today’s trek is both downhill and uphill through various villages and green lush forests area. We will descend for about 4 to 5 hours until we reach the village of Surke with few uphill sections including the stop at Cheubas Village for a tea break. The lunch will be in Surke Village. After crossing the river, we will slowly take the gentle winding uphill trail all the way to the village located between Lukla and Phakding.
Finally, we will meet the original Everest Base Camp Trekking Route and continue our trek to Phakding. The trail is well trodden from this place as it is the main Everest Base Camp Trek route coming from Lukla. Overnight in tea house
We will begin the journey after breakfast. The journey starts with a descent to the river, followed by an ascent and gentle Nepalese flat trail through dense forests of pine, rhododendron, and oak. You’ll cross multiple suspension bridges, including the iconic one over the Dudh Koshi River. On the way, we will obtain the Sagarmatha National Park Permit in Jorsalle. After crossing the iconic Hillary Twin Bridge, we will gradually climbs towards the famous Namche Bazaar, the gateway to the Everest region, situated at an altitude of 3,440 meters.
Along the way, we may also get the first view of the Mt. Everest if the weather is clear. Upon arrival, you can rest and explore the surroundings, preparing for the next day’s ascent. The day ends with magnificent views of the surrounding peaks. Relish the scenery of the mountains like Kwangde and Thamserku from the Namche Bazaar. Overnight in a tea house
Upon reaching Namche Bazaar, it is vital to spend a day acclimatizing to the high altitude. Namche lies at 3,440 meters, and proper acclimatization helps prevent altitude sickness during the rest of the trek. We’ll have the opportunity to explore the village, which is the largest in the Everest region, and visit the Sherpa Culture Museum, where you can learn about the region’s history and culture. A popular acclimatization hike is to the Everest View Hotel, located at an altitude of 3,880 meters.
The hike offers breathtaking panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. The day also provides time to rest and hydrate, allowing your body to adjust to the thinner air. The highlight of today’s acclimatization hike is the sight of the mountains starting from our visit of the Sherpa Culture Museum Park located above the Namche Bazaar.
After finishing up the hike, we come back to Namche Bazaar which has several internet cafes, bakeries, and shops where trekkers can relax and prepare for the next stage of the journey. The evening typically ends with a warm meal at one of the local lodges. Overnight in a tea house
From Namche Bazaar, the trail to Phortse Village is an unforgettable experience filled with beautiful landscapes and captivating views. We begin our trek after breakfast. The path takes you to a high ridge which is the Mongla Danda overlooking the valley before descending into the tranquil village of Phortse, situated at around 3,810 meters. On the way, we’ll pass through alpine meadows, and the dense forests of pine and rhododendron slowly give way to more sparse vegetation.
The route is moderately challenging with a few steep ascents, but it rewards trekkers with majestic views of the snow-capped peaks of mountains and the beautiful sight of Tengboche Monastery. Phortse Village is a small, peaceful settlement that offers a welcome respite from the busier Namche Bazaar.
Here, you can witness traditional Sherpa life, with many locals still relying on yak herding and agriculture. The evening in Phortse is usually quiet, providing trekkers a chance to relax and prepare for the next day’s trek. Overnight in a tea house
The trek to Dingboche takes you deeper into the Khumbu Valley, passing through villages like Pangboche and scenic landscapes dominated by alpine pastures. Starting at Phortse after breakfast, the trail gradually climbs towards Dingboche, situated at 4,400 meters. The trek is relatively steady but involves several ascents and descents as you move through the valley. The village of Dingboche offers a striking view of the towering peaks, including the famous Ama Dablam.
As you hike, you’ll cross a variety of terrains, from sparse shrubland to rocky paths with the occasional moraine field. Dingboche itself is quieter than Namche, but it offers beautiful mountain vistas and is a perfect spot to acclimatize before pushing further toward Everest Base Camp.
Most trekkers stay in tea houses, where they can rest and enjoy the peaceful mountain surroundings. The altitude can be a challenge, so it’s important to maintain hydration and energy levels. Overnight in a tea house
Dingboche is an excellent place for a rest day, allowing trekkers to acclimatize to the altitude before heading higher into the mountains. At 4,400 meters, it’s crucial to give your body time to adjust. During the acclimatization day, many trekkers opt for an excursion to the ridge behind Dingboche for better views of the surrounding peaks, including Makalu and Lhotse.
The Nagarshan Hill (5100 m) hike is around 3 to 4 hours, offering splendid views and giving you a gentle challenge to further assist with the acclimatization process. Many trekkers also use the day to rest, hydrate, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Dingboche, which is much quieter than the busier stops on the trail. The lodges and guesthouses in the village provide ample opportunity for relaxation, with hot drinks, local food, and a warm, friendly atmosphere.
It’s essential to follow the advice of guides and keep a steady pace to ensure that your body acclimates properly. Overnight in a tea house
The trek from Dingboche to Lobuche offers dramatic views of the surrounding peaks, including Pumori and the impressive Nuptse. We begin the trek after breakfast and climb the ridge behind Dingboche before walking on a gentle trail until we reach Thukla Village. The path winds upward through rough, rocky terrain and offers trekkers a steady but challenging ascent.
Along the way, you will pass by the memorials of climbers who have lost their lives on Everest, a somber reminder of the dangers of high-altitude mountaineering. Lobuche is located at 4,930 meters, and the altitude can be demanding. As you ascend, you’ll notice the vegetation thinning out, with only hardy alpine shrubs and grasses remaining.
The trekking path also becomes rockier as you approach Lobuche, which sits on a moraine at the base of the Khumbu Glacier. When you arrive, the small village of Lobuche offers a few tea houses where you can rest, warm up, and prepare for the final stretch toward Everest Base Camp. The view of the glaciers around Lobuche is awe-inspiring. Overnight in a tea house
The journey to Everest Base Camp via Gorakshep is one of the most thrilling parts of the trek. After a challenging trek from Lobuche, you’ll reach Gorakshep, located at 5,64 meters. This is the last stop before reaching the iconic Everest Base Camp. After a short rest, the path to the Base Camp continues, offering stunning views of the Khumbu Glacier and its rugged, icy landscape. The final approach to Everest Base Camp is a mixture of rocky terrain and frozen moraine.
Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by the unforgettable sight of the base camp, nestled at the foot of the world’s highest mountain.
This spot offers magnificent views of Mount Everest, the Khumbu Icefall, and surrounding peaks like Lhotse and Nuptse. Though Base Camp itself is a quiet, harsh environment, the sense of achievement and connection to the mountain is overwhelming. After taking in the view and snapping a few photos, you’ll return to Gorakshep for the night. Overnight in a tea house
The trek to Kalapathar is an early morning adventure that takes you to one of the best viewpoints of Mount Everest. Kalapathar, at 5,545 meters, provides an unrivaled panoramic view of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and the surrounding peaks. Most trekkers hike up before dawn to catch the sunrise over the mountains. The trek itself is challenging due to the high altitude, but the effort is rewarded with breathtaking views.
After spending some time at the summit, you’ll descend back to Gorakshep and begin the trek down to Pheriche, located at 4,240 meters. The descent is less strenuous, and the route takes you past impressive alpine landscapes, with views of the Khumbu Valley below. Pheriche is a quieter village than Dingboche, offering peaceful surroundings for rest after the strenuous days spent hiking.
It’s also a good place to reflect on the incredible journey you’ve undertaken. Overnight in a tea house
Today’s trek is joyous as we descend down the altitude and also the achievement of reaching the Everest Base Camp keeps us motivated. After walking for about half an hour or 45 minutes from the village of Pheriche, we will meet the trail that we came up. We will not take the same trail via Phortse but we will take route of the Tengboche Monastery. This is the most sacred and iconic monastery of the region where Sherpa People celebrate their biggest festivals like the Mani Rimdu festival, Dumji Festival, Gyalpo Lhosar, and other local celebrations.
After spending brief time at the top, we will again descend down to the Phungi Thanga where we will have lunch. The time for the lunch will be decided by the trekking guide according to the time of the day and your trekking pace.
After walking uphill to Kyangjuma, we will then trek on the Nepalese gentle flat all the way to the Namche Bazaar. You can enjoy more while returning than while ascending in the eateries and bars of the town. Overnight in a tea house
We will begin early in the morning today as we have to cover long distance all the way to Surke Village. After early morning breakfast, we will descend down to the Hillary Twin Bridge and then continue retracing the same trail back to Surke Village via places like Monjo, and Phakding. You can choose the option of returning back to Lukla for the flight back to Kathmandu. Our itinerary is of the overland Everest Base Camp Trek.
Therefore, we will descend down to Surke Village instead of heading towards the Lukla village. In the evening, we will enjoy in our tea house celebrating the great trekking achievement of reaching the foothill of the world’s tallest mountain with our trekking crew members as it is the last day of the trekking. Overnight in a tea house
We will wake up early in the morning and explore this vibrant village on the banks of the river. After the construction of the road, the village has come back into the life. After few years, the village is expected to become the trail head for the Everest Base Camp Trek for those trekkers who choose to avoid the Lukla flights. Once the road from Phaplu to Surke becomes well maintained, the scene of the Everest Base Camp Trek is surely to be changed and the village of Surke can be at the focal point.
The main reason behind this is that the locals are against the road construction beyond Surke Village to protect the original essence of the Khumbu region. After traveling through the bumpy road for about 5 to 6 hours, we will reach Phaplu from Surke. Overnight in a lodge
After breakfast, we will retrace the same trail back to Kathmandu. Upon reaching Kathmandu, you will be treated a farewell dinner and we will discuss as well as review about the trek. Overnight in a hotel
Finally we will take you to the International Airport and bid you farewell with promise to meet again.
Everest Trekking Routes fue una opción magnífica para contratar nuestro trek. Rabin, el contacto principal de la agencia, está siempre disponible y abierto a resolver cualquier duda y adaptar el trek según las necesidades que tuviéramos.
Sandesh, que fue nuestro guía, es fantástico, y reaccionó de forma genial a todas nuestras peticiones y necesidades.
Fue un trek perfecto, y sin ninguna sorpresa desagradable. Cualquier inconveniente se fue resolviendo sobre la marcha.
Es una opción muy preferible a contratar desde España, ya que todo se trata con quien realmente organiza el trek
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If you’re considering doing any Trekking in Nepal – do yourself a favour and go with these guys! We did a 16 day trek to EBC, Chola Pass and Gokyo Lakes. Rabin was so responsive and took care of every detail even checking in with our guide Sukra every day of our trek to make sure we’re okay. We couldn’t have asked for a better guide as Sukra was not only knowledgeable but so caring and uplifting. We felt extremely safe and looked after our entire trip. Also important to mention our superhero porters who despite their difficult jobs were nothing but positive and happy.

I had a wonderful experience on this trip, thanks to the excellent service and support provided by Rabin and his team. From the start, Rabin was very prompt in answering all my questions and helped me prepare thoroughly. Everything was well organized — from transportation to accommodations — making the entire journey smooth and stress-free.
When I mentioned wanting to visit Pokhara before returning to Kathmandu, Rabin took care of all the necessary arrangements without any hassle on my end. As a solo traveler, I felt very safe and well looked after. During an unexpected delay before the trek began, Rabin even took the time to show me around Kathmandu, which I truly appreciated. His constant care and support made the trip far more enjoyable than I could have imagined. I highly recommend his services to anyone considering a trek in Nepal.
Regarding the trek itself, my guide Aita was incredibly strong, capable, and ensured I reached each destination safely. If you’re looking to complete your trek at a faster pace, I would definitely recommend Aita — we finished our trek in 10 days instead of the originally planned 12! However, if you prefer a slower pace to take in the scenery, it’s a good idea to communicate that with him early on, as he naturally moves quite quickly.
While Aita’s English is still developing, he makes a strong effort to improve and is very hardworking. Thanks to his close relationship with tea house owners, he was able to arrange complimentary hot showers, Wi-Fi access, and clean water during our stay — all of which made a big difference in comfort throughout the trek.
Overall, I’m very happy with the experience and grateful for both Rabin’s planning and Aita’s guidance on the trail
Siamo una coppia: io e mio marito. Ci siamo affidati per il Trek del Circuito dell’ Annapurna e dell’ ABC programmato per il mese di aprile all’ Everest Trekking Routes, senza conoscerli. Siamo stati contentissimi di questa scelta. La nostra guida Sukra Gurung e il portatore Buddy Gurung sono stati per noi come degli amici. Abbiamo avuto sempre tutte le informazioni riguardanti la flora, la fauna, le montagne che ci circondavano puntuali e precise. Alla sera Sukra ci illustrava il programma del giorno dopo e ci consigliava su quali indumenti e comportamenti era meglio adottare. Insomma… noi ci siamo sentiti proprio accolti e coccolati.
Il responsabile dell’ agenzia Rabin ha voluto incontrarci all’ inizio e alla fine del trekking, ci ha mandato a prendere all’ areoporto quando siamo arrivati in Nepal e ci riporterà domani per la partenz, senza che noi lo avessimo chiesto. È un gesto davvero gentile che apprezziamo molto.
Ci è venuta voglia di tornare in Nepal per un altro trekking e quando riusciremo a farlo, sicuramente sceglieremo ancora questa compagnia e se possibile Sukra e Buddy!

I hired this agency to do the Everest Three Passes Trek in the Everest region, and my experience was exceptional. From the very beginning, they demonstrated commitment and professionalism in every detail of the journey.
The service standard was very high, showing absolute loyalty to their clients, always prioritizing my safety and satisfaction. The team had extensive technical knowledge for trekking in challenging and difficult terrains, which was key to enjoying the trek with confidence.
In addition, the guide, Veer Garung, was not only an expert in the biodiversity of the region but also knew the names of the mountains in Nepali, Sherpa, and English, which greatly enriched my experience. His understanding of the local flora and fauna was impressive, adding unique value to the trip.
The agency has certified guides with vast experience and equipped with everything necessary to ensure a safe and comfortable trekking experience. Guide Veer Garung speaks four languages fluently, which facilitated communication and demonstrated an exceptional level of professionalism.
It is also worth noting that the agency’s owner, Rabin Garung, has solid prior experience as a guide, which is reflected in the quality of service and attention to detail. I wholeheartedly recommend this agency, especially guide Veer Garung, to anyone seeking an authentic and professional experience in the Himalayas. Without him, my experience would not have been the same, not only because of his services but also because of his warmth and attention to detail at every moment.

Sonya and I (school friends from the UK) cannot rate this trekking company highly enough. They are a family business with Rabin at the helm. They come from a small village west of the Langtang Valley and are very experienced. Rabin was so responsive and helpful, answering all our questions. He makes sure that you are well cared for throughout your trip.
Our guide was Veer (Rabin’s nephew). He was the kindest, most respectful gentleman, I have had the pleasure of knowing. He always had a big smile and looked after our every need.
Our porter was Michael (Veer’s cousin). The relationship between them was lovely. Michael is just 18 and on a break from high school. His ambition is to be a guide and he will make an excellent one.
The trek was beautiful. Starting in the forests and then opening up on the second day to reveal the expansive valley and snow-capped mountains. The treks are tough but rewarding. Don’t come unprepared. You should be ready to walk multiple days up and down slopes, some are rocky and can be slippery. But around every corner, there is a view to die for.
We climbed Tsergo Ri. It was tough over 4500 m altitude but the boys encouraged us to keep going slowly slowly. Many trekkers say the views from this mountain are the best they have seen in multiple trips to Nepal. As this was our first, we can’t compare. But it was amazing.
Also, be prepared for extremes in the accommodation. We stayed in a couple of lovely hotels/ guest houses. The first and last night in the Garden Inn was great. But the best was night 3 at Tip Top. At Lama Hotel on Days 2 and 6, it was basic but you can pay for a hot shower in an outside shack. Also, be prepared for any weather. We were lucky, but I’m sure it could be cold and wet.
If I were to recommend one thing, it is to book your trip with Rabin. And if possible, book Veer as your guide.
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I had the most amazing adventure of my life. From the moment we landed at the airport to the trek in the Himalayas and our last days in Kathmandu, Rabin and his team made every moment unforgettable. Our guide, Sushil, was not only friendly and kind, but also incredibly professional. He took great care of my friends and me throughout the entire trek, ensuring that our experience was enjoyable. Sushil and his team constantly boosted our spirits, despite carrying our heavy duffles daily. One day, when I couldn’t keep up with the group, Sushil walked with me patiently until we reached the guest house. Their dedication and positivity made the trip truly special. I couldn’t have asked for a better company, guide, and porters for my A.B.C experience.
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Our trek to Annapurna Base Camp was truly unforgettable, thanks to the incredible care and dedication of our arranger, Rabin, our amazing guide, Sushil Gurung, and his team of porters. Sushil went above and beyond to ensure that every step of our journey was comfortable and enjoyable. When one of our team members fell sick, Sushil’s support was unwavering. He not only provided medical assistance but also carried their bag for the rest of the trek, allowing us to continue safely and with peace of mind.
His deep knowledge of the terrain, calm presence, and genuine kindness made all the difference. The porters, too, were incredibly hardworking and always had a smile despite the challenging conditions. We couldn’t have asked for a better team to guide us through the stunning landscapes of the Annapurna region.
If you’re considering trekking in Nepal, I highly recommend Sushil Gurung and his team. Their professionalism, warmth, and commitment to our safety made this adventure truly special.

This is my second time using Everest trekking routes services. I managed to complete the Manaslu Circuit trek as per the itinerary arranged by ETR and guided by Sukra Gurung. I specifically requested Sukra as my guide, As I was comfortable with his service the first time. He was an experienced guide, He assessed the situation (weather, my condition, landscape, etc.) during the trekking. And prompts me into discussion for decision-making, as we are all well aware that not all trekking goes according to plan. He did it excellently, and we successfully reached Larke Pass and back to Kathmandu on time.
It was no easy task as we had to improvise routes due to landslides, strenuous routes, long distances, rain, and time management but we managed to pull it through. Therefore, I was extremely happy with his guidance and services and most likely will use his services for my future trekking in Nepal again. Many thanks to Rabin Gurung, as usual, for clearly answering and explaining all of my inquiries before confirmation of my booking. Again, I truly appreciate the efforts provided by the Everest Trekking Routes Team, Rabin Gurung, and Sukra Gurung for making this a successful and memorable journey for me. Thank you so much, and looking forward to another adventure with your team again.

I had been joined the Everest Trekking Routes Ltd of (Langtang Goshaikunda Lake Trek for 14 days) on 2024/4/22, during the whole journey, my guide ( Mr Sandesh ) he always take care of me, and always cover of me, he willing always detailed explanations for the
geography,culture,wild animals, special high attitude plants………and some of the interests stories during on trekking, that all is my first time to heard it !!!!
And he is a very very professional trekking guide, he always keep to trekking in front of me, and keep the road safe don’t be get lost, sometimes when the horse and donkey or wild animals are crossing on the trek, he will made a quick decision to keep you safe, otherwise that would made danger.
My guide ( Mr Sandesh) always solves all the problems for me, once I am tire can walk very slowly so I can’t on time arrived at the hotel which were full booking already, so he quickly arranged the other hotels for me, at last luckily he made it !!!!! so I don’t need to keep walk far to the other hotels and can take a rest at the nearest one, that’s he always keep arrange for me !!!
At last day on trekking, I got sick and had a fever feel so cool and uncomfortable, he bring me a bottle of hot water and some fever medicine, after a rest day, I feel better and got the energy again !!! and finnished the trekking at the end back to Kathmandu.
On the other hand, my porter (Mr Michael ) he is also helpful and friendly, he always treks at my back during the whole journey and cover for me to keep me safe, (Michael) is a young man, he is very funny and always keep smiling, we always joking and sharing for the Nepal local culture for me, its so glad.
At the end, I finished the trekking and am back to Hong Kong now, and I still to keep contact with them, and will get ready to join the EBC trekking with (Everest Trekking Routes Ltd) again, on the coming November.
That is the wonderful trekking experience of my life, I believe that if I hadn’t My guide (Sandesh) & porter (Michael) for the fully support, that I can’t be success the whole trekking, thx both of them!! and thx a lot !!!
我在2024年4月22日加入了Everest Trekking Routes有限公司的Langtang Goshaikunda湖14天徒步旅行。在整个旅程中,我的导游Sandesh先生一直照顾着我,时刻关心我,他总是愿意详细解释地理、文化、野生动物、特殊的高海拔植物等等,并分享了一些有趣的故事,这些都是我第一次听到的!
他是一位非常非常专业的徒步导游,他总是走在我前面,确保路线安全,不会迷路。有时候当马、驴或野生动物穿过徒步路线时,他会迅速做出决策来确保你的安全,否则可能会有危险。
我的导游Sandesh先生总是解决我所有的问题。有一次我太累了,步行非常缓慢,以至于无法按时到达已经预订满房间的酒店,所以他迅速为我安排了其他的住宿,幸运的是他成功了!这样我就不需要走得很远去其他的酒店,可以在最近的酒店休息,他总是为我安排一切!
在最后一天的徒步旅行中,我生病了,发烧感觉很不舒服,他给我带来了一瓶热水和一些退烧药。经过一天的休息,我感觉好多了,重新恢复了精力!最终完成了徒步旅行,回到了加德满都。
另外,我的搬运工Michael先生也非常乐于助人和友好,整个旅程中一直跟在我后面,保护我安全。Michael是一个年轻人,他非常幽默,总是面带微笑,我们经常开玩笑,分享尼泊尔的本地文化,这让我感到非常愉快。
最后,我完成了徒步旅行,现在回到了香港,我还与他们保持联系,并准备在11月再次与Everest Trekking Routes有限公司一起参加珠穆朗玛峰大本营的徒步旅行。
这是我一生中非常美妙的徒步旅行经历,我相信如果没有我的导游Sandesh和搬运工Michael的全力支持,我无法成功完成整个徒步旅行。非常感谢他们!非常感谢!
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Just did the Annapurna Circuit Trek. It was tiring but rewarding! The trek included Ice Lake, Tilicho Lake, and Thorong La Pass. The scenery changes with every passing town, making it an ever-changing journey. Towards the destinations, the scenery becomes out of this world with the whole mountains in your face that you can only enjoy in the Himalayan range. During this time, our guide Sukra and porter Madan have been friendly, patient, and helpful.
When I suffered from altitude sickness, Sukra swiftly brought me down and gave me garlic soup. He regularly communicates what to expect the next day in terms of intensity and things to expect. He regularly checks on our conditions and adjusts rests and pace accordingly. And he was delightful to talk to when we were resting in the lodges.
Madan carries quite a bit of our load, including water. Even if he’s carrying a heavy load, in “dangerous” sections, Madan follows and makes sure no one is lagging. (Don’t misunderstand. Porters should go ahead of the group as they carry really heavy loads but on some instances when the group is supposed to keep together, he acts as a sweeper)
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(writing this on the last night of the trek 😉 )We (a group of 3) did the Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake and had perfect conditions most days. Sukra (guide) and Madan (porter) were both professional and enjoyable to be around. We had an excellent and fuss-free experience from our arrival in Kathmandu, completing the circuit, and to Jomsom where we’ll be continuing to Pokhara independently. Rabin who runs the company also had excellent communication throughout.
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My father and I pursued the 7-day Langtang trek from Shyphrubesi to the top of Kyanjin Ri. Our guide Bale was very well informed about the nature and the trekking conditions. He and our porter Aita were very friendly and we loved their humor. They made our trekking experience a blast. We will come back to Nepal for another trek with Bale & Aita. Further, the company „Everest trekking routes “ led by Rabin is very trustworthy and organized our trekking tour extremely well.
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Our guide and porter (Som & Sandesh) were really friendly and fun to be with during the entire trek. It made the hike more endurable and enjoyable. They were also helpful during the entire hike, checking in on us etc. The early 5 am morning hike up to the viewpoint was not the easiest as it was steps for close to 2 hours but our guide was patient and told us slowly, one step at a time which was comforting to hear. But the view at the top was really worth it.
One small note though was that we signed up for 5 day Mardi Himal trek but based on our fitness level (realizing we hike quite fast and relatively experienced), our guide decided to compress it to 4 day hike (after day 1 of the hike) which we only realized through our conversations with him. Would have appreciated him informing us. Not much major impact as the guide booked a hotel for us in Pokhara on the last day anyway. We now gained an extra day in the city! It is also a good thing for us now to explore more things but sad to leave the mountains earlier!
3-4 day hike is manageable for most people with average fitness level. We hiked about an average 6-7 hours for first 2 days with it stretching to about 8-9 hours on the last day at an average speed for relatively experienced hikers. 5 days will be recommended for those who want to take it really slow.
Otherwise, great experience with our guide and porter and the tour company. Thank you!
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We did a 12 days EBC trek with our guide Dhansingh Gurung (his whatsapp number is +977-984-34512310 on 17 Nov to 29 Nov 2023. We would like to thanks Dhansingh for making this trip possible because we are a family of 2 adults and 3 children, aged between 14-16 years old. Dhansingh had make our trekking more pleasant and easier by encouraging and taking care of the younger trekkers. I strongly recommended those people who intends to bring their younger family members to engage Dhansingh as your guide. Prior to the trip, many people discouraged me from bringing the young ones to trek 12 days to EBC! But I did not adhere to their advises and carry on the plan. Dhansingh and his team were to professional and attentive to our needs, even on the first day of arrival to Kathumuda. I reckon that there is no regrets to bring the young ones to explore the truly nature of Nepal during the 12 days EBC trek. Please contact Dhansingh if you have any questions and doubts about travelling with young family members to EBC.
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I just finished the 17-day Everest 3 Pass Trek with Sushil from Everest Trekking Routes. Since day one of speaking with Rabin, all of my questions were answered & everything was properly explained. Sushil was very knowledgeable & a great guide throughout the 17 days. I loved that every single day had the most amazing views of the surrounding mountains.
I highly recommend speaking with Rabin & booking your trip through Everest Trekking Routes, & I will use them again in the future. Thanks, Rabin & Sushil.
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If you feel it please skip to the last line. My name is Patibut Preeyawongsakul. I have been trekking since 2012. I do either individual trekking or going with a mountain guide. I was with Rabin on Annapurna Trekking in Dec 2015. Not only on the mountains but also roaming around in the city. I was with him for totally 15 days. By 4 years of my trekking around Asia (and a little hiking in the US), Rabin is the best mountain guide so far. Rabin knows how to take care of any kind of trekkers from slow ladies to teenagers. Luckily we didn’t need his first aid kit which he always carries it in his backpack. He’s expert in almost mountains’ information in Nepal (including sometimes Tibet). He can calculate the trip’s timing very precisely. We could change the itinerary on the way we walk without affecting flight schedule (we had one more day on the base camp last time.) Though, His skill still not matches his humbleness and hospitality. I had been seriously discussing with him for 6 months with nothing guarantee I’d go with him, but he happily helped me decide which route to take. He frankly showed the cost breakdown before we make a final decision. He welcomed us at the airport, and all of my team had his souvenirs on the day we flew back to our home country. If you want a short review, Hire this guy. 10/10 would go with him again.
Email: mailto:padibut@gmail.com
Country: Bankok, Thailand
I’m so grateful that I finally finished the trekking, and this must be credited to our professional guide, Rabin! He is so nice! He cared for us so much, and greeted us with his big warming smile during the whole journey! Before this trekking, the highest place I had ever been was only 934 meters, I was so worried about high altitude problem. But In fact, my adaptability was pretty good, cuz Rabin’s trekking plan was so suitable for me that I finally reached EBC and Kala Pattar under the snow and strong winds! When we backed to Island Peak Base Camp after the summit, he brought hot drinks and biscuits and waited for us on the way, that was so sweet and we were really really exhausted and hungry at that time, he just like an angel showed up to us!. It’s a great trekking journey and I really thank Rabin’s guiding and accompanying us! We shared precious moments on this journey!.

Recently my wife and I visited Nepal for the eighteenth time and enjoyed a wonderful trek, one of the best treks ever, and this was largely due to our guide, Rabin Gurung (Trekking Guide in Nepal), with whom we also trekked around Manaslu in 2010.
If you come to Nepal with the idea of doing ‘your own trek’ with a small party, I highly recommend hiring Rabin. Not only does he have many years of experience but he is very honest and humble, so much so that one woman at a very basic lodge on our recent trek, impressed by his honesty, told my wife that “this man is a very good man, honest man, all other guide-man say lie to customers, say them that price is higher than the real price, so they can get more money.”
Rabin is always in good humor and friendly and gets along well with the local people and the porters too. Furthermore, his varied experience from his earlier years as a porter and cook helped to make him a better guide. I can’t remember how many times during our treks, when we stopped at a new or very basic lodge, or even at a tea house for lunch, when the owner’s cooking skills were at most primitive, Rabin tactfully volunteered to move into the kitchen and some amazingly delicious food would come out, made from the most simple ingredients.
Three years ago, in March of 2010, the Manaslu trek was not what it is now. Along the entire trek from Arughat (where we had to start walking), until we reached to Annapurna circuit route, there was at that time only a single lodge with what could be called a ‘menu’, and that was the one and only lodge in Sama village at that time. All other villages either had nothing but dal bhat and perhaps chapatis, or nothing to eat and no lodge at all. We had to camp some places, but when we could, we stayed in the simple lodges that existed and he often improved our diet by cooking foods that the proprietor did not know how to cook, sometimes even such a basic menu item as an omelet, to be rolled up inside a chapati for breakfast.
This year, again in March, we decided to return to the same area, with the desire to explore the newly opened valley of Tsum. This is a lovely, beautiful valley populated by some 4000 Tibetan people, who have lived for nearly a thousand years in that inaccessible ‘hidden valley’, connected by easy passes to Tibet but until not so many decades ago, without any reasonable connection to Nepal through the truly stupendous canyons of the lower section of the valley. Indeed, many inhabitants could not speak any Nepali, only Tibetan, which made it difficult at times. We had a double permit, which if you ever want to see Tsum Valley thoroughly, I highly recommend. Most people try to do a quick one-week detour to Tsum Valley as a kind of bonus side trip on the way around Manaslu. They never know what they have missed. Some of the most interesting villages and friendliest people, and some truly awesome scenery, can be visited in Tsum valley if you have time. One week is too little time to see more than a quick glimpse of the Valley.
I and my wife have been trekking in Nepal for years, myself since 1981, and our trek to Manaslu was the first time we had ever used a guide (because it was required on that trek), despite having visited some very remote areas such as crossing the Trashi Labtsa Pass from Khumbu into Rolwaling with friends in 1982. I had doubts about using a guide, I had seen how so many of them control their clients and take a commission from lodge owners to fill their pockets, I have seen many guides from Kathmandu who knew less about the local people and places than I did. I say this not to boast but as a word of caution: there are all too few honest, humble, helpful, and experienced guides out there, and many of those who are have moved into the higher levels of trekking management and no longer guide. But from the first days, on our 2010 Manaslu trek, we were impressed by the level of experience Rabin has, and also his sensitivity in allowing us to make our own itinerary day by day. He never was angry, never showed irritation, always explained patiently what was going on, and was always in a good mood. We were a group of five at that time, and by the end of the first week, we all agreed that if we returned to Nepal for another trek requiring a guide, we would try to get Rabin again.
This is what we did in March 2013 on our visit to Tsum Valley. Using more porters in order to have tents and extra food, we planned to visit the highest area of the upper end of Tsum Valley and ascend to one of the high passes overlooking Tibet. This year was plagued by poor weather and too much snow in March, however, and we were unable to do that, as were all the people who had set out to trek around Manaslu this March: the deep snow at higher elevations did not allow anyone in the first weeks of March to cross the Larkya La and go around Manaslu. But we had time, and because of the tents and food we had, we also had more options. The tents and food we used in a wonderful visit to the nunnery at Gumalungdang, up a steep side valley surrounded by the huge peaks of Ganesh Himal. We camped there for two nights, as there is no accommodation yet, and enjoyed incredible sunrise views of the nearby Ganesh Himal and also the distant great Peaks of HImalchuli, Ngadi Chuli, and Manaslu.
Tsum Valley is developing rapidly, as is the Manaslu circuit. However, particularly if you are new to Nepal trekking, don’t believe the hype that many agencies will tell you, that the Manaslu trek is the “new Annapurna circuit”. The Annapurna trek, over a period of three decades, developed a huge infrastructure for trekkers, with scores and scores of hotels, often equipped with deluxe menus and services, hot showers, laundry service, spring mattresses, etc. I think it will be some time yet before these things appear on the Manaslu trek, and if you find them in some places, don’t expect them at the next place. Tsum Valley is one step back in development yet.
One problem to watch out for is this: Manaslu Tsum Valley’s popularity and this can be said for Manaslu too, is growing much faster than services can be built–may be large because the road around Annapurna has grown so quickly and has put people off from that once glorious trek. We were there both times in March when there are fewer trekkers than in April or especially during the high season in October and November. In Tsum, as of March 2013, there was only one real lodge with rooms, and that was just a bit beyond Lokhpa at the foot of the valley. The other ‘lodges’ were basically beds in a side room of a local house, the largest such able to sleep ten people but others only four or five. Most villages had only one such place for trekkers to sleep, some villages had no place. When we reached Mu Gompa, in March all but one of the 80 monks were away from the valley for the winter, and furthermore, there was no food available at all. Only because we had our tents and stove and food for going higher up the valley (which we were unable to do because of snow), were we able to stay there e and eat our own food, instead of returning to Nile village the same day. The same goes for Gumbalunddang, where no food was available. if you are going o visit Tsum valley, and perhaps Manaslu too, during the busiest season, think seriously about hiring at least one EXTRA porter and having a tent, stove, and food, in case of accommodation is full! It might be worth it! Also, think of the porters: we saw many groups of two or three with a guide and a single porter carrying an enormous load, who was trailing far behind the others during the day. Many of them were unhappy with the arrangement.
In conclusion, this time with four people in our group, and with several porters and with Rabin as our guide again, we once more enjoyed what all agreed was one of the best treks we’ve ever done in the Himalayas, out of a total number of over thirty now, in Nepal and India. Rabin is an excellent choice for a guide. He is honest and will help you save money instead of trying to find ways to squeeze more for himself, he is fun and funny and friendly and all along the trails, he makes new friends with the people we meet along the way. He is experienced but doesn’t try to tell the customers what to do, he asks what they want to do, and then explains the options. If you are the type of trekker who is truly interested in Nepal, in the places, the culture, and religion and people and villages, and like to understand what is happening around you, hire Rabin as your guide, you won’t be disappointed. Indeed, like us (except for one, the same group that went around Manaslu with Rabin three years earlier), perhaps you will want to return to Nepal and go on another trek with Rabin Gurung!
Email: jefftckr@s8.dion.ne.jp

Sewaktu saya ditugaskan oleh persatuan NOBAT untuk mendapatkan khidmat ‘trekking guide’ bagi ekspedisi NOBAT Himalaya 2013, saya telah menghubungi beberapa ‘trekking agent’ di Kathmandu melalui emel. Saya tertarik dengan laman web Rabin Gurung dan ‘testimonial’ dari beberapa individu yang penat mendapatkan khidmatnya. Rabin memberikan tawaran kos yang paling berpatutan. Dari raut wajahnya saja saya yakin dia adalah orang yang jujur dan’friendly’. Satu kelebihan lain ialah dia boleh berbahasa Malaysia.
Apabila bertemu dengan Rabin buat pertama kalinya di Kathmandu, memang sah bahawa kami telah membuat pilihan yang tepat. Sepanjang trekking, Rabin sangat professional dalam khidmatnya. Beliau flexible dan mudah diajak berunding. Kami tidak lagi menganggapnya sebagai pemandu jalan tetapi sebagai sahabat..kepada sesiapa yang ingin trekking di Himalaya, sila dapatkan khidmat Rabin. Saya percaya anda bakal membuat pilihan yang tepat.
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While Rabin is a very knowledgeable and capable guide it was his kindness, Warm smile, and Constant eagerness to help that made our trip truly memorable. Rabin Gurung quickly earned our trust and friendship and would be an excellent companion on any trek! we would very happily Recommend Rabin to anyone who is making a trip to Nepal. He is is a wonderful person and a good friend.
Email: helen.karrandjas@maclaren.com
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It was such a hard fight to join this trip. Because I had to work hard to find funding for this training. It is the first summit I attended team NOBAT ( No Boundary Adventurers Association Sabah ) to the Himalayas with ETR (Everest Trekking Routes Pvt. Ltd.), I gained a great experience, which Mr. Rabin Gurung was very friendly and kind as a mountain guide who experience he made this trip so enjoyable, and build a better friendship.
I would like to thank him for giving the best service to us, this is the first time I walk for 21 days hahaha. In every step, he remained faithful to accompany and not leave us, even though there are 2 people in our group who did not succeed, and he sent us back to our high camp Lobuche to support the spirit reaching the summit of Lobuche Peak Climbing.
Nice trip and good services such as tents, food, and stories you tell about your family, it is good, and I enjoyed the trip because you protected me and my team so much.
Keep up the good work you AMG! I am happy to see and to know you! Good luck! * extra bonus able to speak Bahasa Melayu! hehe

Searching for the perfect company to embark on the EBC trek was not easy when doing research on who to go with. I happen to have really lucked out by choosing to go with Everest Trekking Routes, because they were great, through and through.
I did the trek in November but started inquiring with them back in February. Rabin is the CEO of the company, and he has helped me in every way possible. He was prompt in answering my questions via email and meticulously arranged the EBC trek, which felt customized to all my needs. In person, he was kind and courteous. And my guide Suk was friendly and helpful throughout the hike. He had brought all the necessary medication for me and asked every day how I was feeling. Suk is also a very good card player and was grateful for his company on the 12-day hike/ Kathmandu City Hike.
I’m sure most of you reading this have gone with some tour company elsewhere in the world, and perhaps you might agree that most of them have treated you as simply a commodity in the assembly line. By going with Everest Trekking Routes, I never felt that. Rabin and Suk took care of me from beginning to end, and I sing all their praises for getting me to Everest Base Camp, which was a major deal for me and my friends and Family. Rabin and Suk became family to me. Thank you for everything, guys!
This is my second trip with Rabin and I am already looking forward to a third trip with him soon. That shows how much I value his services, his extensive experiences with the treks, his honesty, and of course, the great supporting staff he have.
I feel safe and well taken care of with Rabin as my guide. He is a man with integrity and deal in a most honest way with us. This is unlike lots of horror stories you read about guides and tea-house owners collaborating to fleece hikers. We pay exactly what we consumed at the tea houses based on the published menu prices, no more and no less. With Rabin, there is no hidden cost.
With more than 25 years of trekking experience, he gave good advises on the route and safety measures to take. For example, he insisted that we started off early on a particular day so that we will reach a section with an ice sheet before the ice started to melt and traversing the ice-sheet becomes dangerous and difficult.
We have a large team of porters and assistant guides to take care of our team of 12 hikers and everyone on Rabin’s team have been extremely helpful and friendly. My teenage son enjoyed playing Uno and sliding down the ABC Trek icy slope with a teenage porter, a fellow hiker who has walking difficulties was supported all the way by assistant guides and porters and our meals were all ordered in advance so the group don’t have to wait long for food to be served.
Singapore
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I have now used Everest Trekking Routes for two trips to Nepal. I can’t put my finger on anything that needs improvement. The initial communication part is spot on. They are quick to respond and I usually my questions answered on the first reply. Both times I have been greeted at the airport by a super polite guide. I’ve felt welcome and gotten all my needs tended to.
On my second trip, we could not fly to Lukla, because of bad weather. Instead of waiting for the weather to clear up, they arranged alternative transport to the mountains, to avoid wasting precious days in Kathmandu.
The whole city experience has been an absolute pleasure. Except for the hard work, summiting a mountain
Best recommendations to the guys from Everest Trekking Routes
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My brother and I had the pleasure of having Rabin as our guide on the trip to Mera Peak Expedition.
Everything was planned to perfection and we had a great time with Rabin, who is friendly, funny, and always helpful.
Last but not least, we reached the summit.
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My wife and I had an amazing experience with both Dhansingh and Rabin Gurung. We took a 2 weeks trek with them from Lukla — Gokyo Lake — EBC . What a blessing we had them along the way , we will never forget and be grateful and thankful for the unquie, warm , genuine hospitality that we had , plus all the priceless encounters within the nature. Namaste!
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The trekking was an extraordinary experience. Breathtaking views of Everest and the surrounding 8000s. Rabin Gurung always made sure we have a nice accommodation, enough for eating and drinking, warm and comfortable. He is a really caring guide. I would do another trip with him right away. He organised everything so that we could totally focus on the hiking.
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I have just completed a trek of the Manaslu Circuit and Tsum valley with three other friends. The trip was magnificent, stunning mountain peaks, ancient forest, impressive rivers and waterfalls and interesting villages. During the trip we were very well looked after by our guide, Dhansingh Gurung who gently and efficiently took us through 21 days of trekking over diverse terrain and Sangam (Durga) our porter who was always helpful and cheerful. Both Dhansingh and Durga added considerably to the enjoyment of the experience with their friendliness and local knowledge. If I return to Nepal, I will definitely use our guide and porter again.
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ในช่วง 5 ปีที่ผ่านมาได้มีโอกาศไปเดิน Trek ที่เนปาลกับไกด์ Rabin มา 3 ครั้งแล้ว ประทับใจทุกครั้ง ทีมงานลูกหาบดีเรียบร้อยใส่ใจ บริการดี ไว้ใจได้ ราคาสมเหตุสมผล ใครจะไปเนปาลแนะนำเลยครับ!!
I’ve trekked in Nepal with Rabin 3 times in the past 5 years, and it’s been awesome!! Great team, reliable services, and reasonable price. Highly Recommended!!
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Positive experience liaising with Everest Trekking for our Manaslu Circuit Trek.
The guide made adjustments to our plans based on our comfort/fitness level and the weather so that we managed to finish the trail.
Our guide helped us secure some last-minute stuff for us like our sleeping bag rentals.
Most importantly the hike itself was great as well thanks to our guide for his hospitality and our porter’s hard work.
Appreciate the apples cut for us every night during the hike carried by the guide and to the porter for pushing through even though his eyes hurt from the sun glare from the snow.
Thank you for this great experience.
Everest Trekking liaison: Rabin Gurung
Guide: Sushil Gurung
Porter: Madan Gurung
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Had a wonderful time hiking at the Manaslu area with my tour guide Sushil Gurung and porter Madan Gurung. They helped us with our every need from last minute rental gear like sleeping bags to telling us more about Nepal and being knowledgeable about the area. Both of them are experienced and knowledgeable. Both of them are very observant about how you are coping with the pace and terrain and will change pace to suit your pace.
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I requested Mr. Rabin Gurung to have a guide/porter before starting my journey, and he sent a very experienced guide Mr. Phul to be my guide/porter. Mr. Phul has more than 25+ years of experience becoming a mountain guide. I had problems during the hike up to the mountain but Mr. Phul always gave me support all the way, he shared the newer things in the jungle with my brother along the trek.
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ขอบคุณสำหรับการดูแลอย่างดี จาก Everest Trekking Routes Pvt. Ltd. ราคาถูก 400USD /คน นอนที่พักสะอาดทุกคืน ห้องน้ำดีมีน้ำอุ่น ข้าวรวมในแพคเกจ 3มื้อ รวมชา/กาแฟ ทุกมื้อ มีporterช่วยแบกกระเป๋า มีไกด์เป็นทุกสิ่งให้จริงๆ บริการรับส่งสนามบินฟรีด้วย
ดูแลตลอดการเดินทางอย่างดีเหมือนเป็นครอบครัวเดียวกัน สามารถปรับตารางการเดินทางตลอดทริปได้ตามใจผู้ไปtrek ใครอยากเดินน้อย ใครอยากเดินมาก ใครอยากพักที่ไหนก็ปรับตารางได้ตามความต้องการ
ปีหน้าเจอกันใหม่นะคะ ใครอยากไปเดินtrek/ปีนเขาที่เนปาล ทักได้เลยแนะนำของบริษัทนี้ค่ะ
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It was my first time in Nepal and my first “long” trek, Rabin and Samuel from Everest Trekking Routes certainly made it one of the most memorable trip for me!
Prior to my booking, Rabin was very patient in answering my many questions. Communication was very smooth and easy. He warmly welcomed me at the airport and introduced me to my guide, Samuel, who will accompany me throughout the 7 days trip. They take care of all the logistics, permits, transports etc. ( there were many check points on the way so permits are essential)
Needless to say, Samuel did an excellent job, very professional and kind to me the whole trip. He is always available to assist, whether it’s to help carry my bag, help me to go down when I have some trouble with the knees, to showing the many animals along the way, or help fixing my shoes, he was always so accommodating, kind and helpful.
All the food and accommodations picked by them were very good and comfortable. Couldn’t have done this trip with so much joy without Samuel, big kudos!!!
Regarding the trek, the scenery is so surreal and varried. Snow capped mountains, glaciers, lush green valley, dense forest, rivers, many animals and beautiful flowers, you get to see it all on this trip. I will forget many things in my life but certainly, Langtang valley will always have a special place in my memories for its breathtaking beauty!!!!
For me, a woman in early 30s, regularly exercise, this was a moderate trek, there was some challenging parts but not that difficult. I don’t walk alot at home, but to complete 6hr walking every day on the trip for me wasn’t that difficult. We also got lucky with weather, clear sky for most days. Even when it’s rain a little and get foggy, it’s still so beautiful and mystic. Also you get to meet other trekkers along the way and gathering at teahouses, where we are served supper yummy fresh cooked dishes. It wad not crowded at all, or so I feel, cause I meat many people at the tea houses but along the way, you don’t really see anyone.
So well, what more can I say, do yourself a favor, book with them and enjoy the trip, you won’t be disappointed!!!
P. s: consider taking the jeep to go there, the road is terrible and many mountain passes with sharp u-turn corners.
03/October/2023
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Luxury Trekking del Manaslu
Acabo de regresar junto con un par de amigos del trekking del Manaslu que contratamos con Everest Trekkig Routes. Agradecer el esfuerzo y dedicación durante estos días de Rabin, Sandesh, Madam y Tsuman.
Estamos habituados a realizar viajes de montaña por diversos países y la contratación de la agencia Everest Trekkig Routes fue todo un acierto y nos ha dado muy buena respuesta a nuestras peticiones antes y durante el trekking.
Sin ánimo de extenderme: Una dedicación plena y personalizada; la aceptación de nuestras modificaciones del programa inicial en cuanto a las etapas y aclimatación; la calidad el hotel en Kathmandú; los jeep del transfer; el trabajo del guía y porteadores.
En resumen, una muy buena agencia.
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