A bespoke trekking in nepal adventure.
The Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition is Nepal's ultimate long-distance Himalayan adventure, offering the opportunity to traverse the entire country from Kanchenjunga in the east to Hilsa on the Nepal–Tibet border in the far west. Designed for experienced trekkers seeking the highest level of Trekking in Nepal, this fully supported expedition crosses spectacular mountain landscapes, remote valleys, glaciers, alpine lakes, and legendary high mountain passes through the heart of the Himalayas.
Covering approximately 1,700 kilometres, the expedition links Nepal's most iconic trekking regions, including Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Everest, Rolwaling, Langtang, Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, Annapurna, Upper Mustang, Dolpo, Humla, and Far Western Nepal. Along the journey, trekkers experience breathtaking mountain scenery, authentic Himalayan cultures, ancient monasteries, traditional villages, pristine wilderness, and some of the world's most remote high-altitude trekking routes.
The Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Trekking page provides an overview of the complete expedition, route options, and available itineraries, helping trekkers understand the different ways to experience this extraordinary Himalayan journey.
Unlike traditional teahouse treks, the Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition is a true expedition-style adventure requiring excellent physical fitness, previous high-altitude trekking experience, careful acclimatization, and professional logistical support. Every departure is fully organized with experienced trekking guides, expedition staff, camping equipment, transportation, permits, and complete logistics to ensure a safe, comfortable, and successful journey.
To learn more about the route, mountain regions, expedition planning, and what to expect before departure, explore our Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition Guide.
Because the complete Nepal High Route takes approximately five months to complete, many trekkers divide the journey into multiple stages. If you have limited time, you can also choose our Eastern Great Himalayan Trail High Route Expedition, covering the spectacular route from Kanchenjunga to Syabrubesi, or continue with the Western Great Himalayan Trail High Route Expedition, linking Syabrubesi to Hilsa through the Manaslu, Annapurna, Upper Mustang, Dolpo, and Humla regions. We also offer customized two-, three-, or four-stage expeditions to match your schedule, experience, and adventure goals.
With more than 35 years of Himalayan guiding experience, Mountain King Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. specializes in professionally organized Great Himalayan Trail expeditions across Nepal. Whether you dream of completing the entire Nepal High Route or one remarkable section at a time, our experienced local team is committed to delivering a safe, well-organized, and unforgettable Himalayan expedition.
Trip Facts – Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition
• Trip Name: Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition
• Duration: 154 Days
• Destination: Nepal
• Highest Point: Sherpani Col (6,146 m)
• Difficulty Level: Challenging to Technical Expedition
• Expedition Style: Fully Supported Camping Expedition
• Best Seasons: Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November)
• Accommodation: Expedition Camping and Hotels in Kathmandu
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Throughout the Expedition
• Group Size: 2–20 Trekkers (Private and Group Departures Available)
• Starting Point: Yamphudin, Kanchenjunga Region
• Ending Point: Hilsa, Humla
• Major Trekking Regions: Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Everest, Rolwaling, Langtang, Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, Annapurna, Upper Mustang, Dolpo, and Humla
• Major High Passes: Lumba Sumba Pass, Sherpani Col, West Col, Amphu Lapcha Pass, Tashi Lapcha Pass, Tilman Pass, Larkya La Pass, Thorong La Pass, and Kagmara La Pass
• Permits Required: Restricted Area, National Park, Conservation Area, and Local Municipality Permits
• Transportation: Domestic Flights, Private Vehicles, and Local Ground Transportation
• Activities: High-Altitude Trekking, Glacier Crossings, Remote Camping, High Mountain Passes, and Cultural Exploration
Short Itinerary - Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,330 m)
Day 02: Trip Preparation and Expedition Briefing
Day 03: Fly from Kathmandu to Bhadrapur (91 m), then drive to Ilam (1,670 m), 5 hours
Day 04: Ilam – Yamphudin (2,080 m)
Day 05: Yamphudin – Torontan
Day 06: Torontan – Tseram (3,870 m)
Day 07: Acclimatization Day at Tseram
Day 08: Tseram – Hike to Oktang Viewpoint (Kanchenjunga South Base Camp) – Return to Tseram
Day 09: Tseram – Cross Mirgin La, Sinelapche La & Sele La – Sele La Camp
Day 10: Sele La – Ghunsa (3,595 m)
Day 11: Acclimatization Day at Ghunsa
Day 12: Ghunsa – Kangbachen (4,050 m), 6–7 hours
Day 13: Kangbachen – Lhonak (4,780 m), 6–7 hours
Day 14: Lhonak – Pangpema (Kanchenjunga North Base Camp, 5,143 m) – Return to Lhonak, 7 hours
Day 15: Lhonak – Ghunsa, 6–7 hours
Day 16: Rest Day at Ghunsa
Day 17: Ghunsa – Nango La Base Camp (4,776 m), 5 hours
Day 18: Nango La Base Camp – Yangma Khola (3,440 m), 5 hours
Day 19: Yangma Khola – Olangchung Gola (3,191 m), 8 hours
Day 20: Rest Day at Olangchung Gola
Day 21: Olangchung Gola – Upper Langmale (3,893 m), 7 hours
Day 22: Upper Langmale – Pass Camp (4,747 m), 6 hours
Day 23: Pass Camp – Cross Lumba Sumba Pass (5,177 m) – Chauri Kharka (4,595 m), 6–7 hours
Day 24: Chauri Kharka – Thudam (3,500 m), 7 hours
Day 25: Thudam – Kharka (2,877 m), 6 hours
Day 26: Kharka – Chyamtang (2,229 m), 5–6 hours
Day 27: Chyamtang – Lomi Village, 6 hours
Day 28: Lomi Village – Hongon (2,323 m), 6–7 hours
Day 29: Hongon – Bakim Kharka (High Camp) (3,020 m), 6 hours
Day 30: Bakim Kharka – Molun Pokhari (3,954 m), 6 hours
Day 31: Molun Pokhari – Dhunge Kharka (2,980 m), 5 hours
Day 32: Dhunge Kharka – Khola Kharka, 7 hours
Day 33: Khola Kharka – Cave Camp (3,900 m), 7 hours
Day 34: Cave Camp – Kalo Pokhari (4,100 m), 6 hours
Day 35: Kalo Pokhari – Grazing Kharka (3,960 m), 6 hours
Day 36: Grazing Kharka – Yangla Kharka (3,557 m), 7 hours
Day 37: Acclimatization Day at Yangla Kharka
Day 38: Yangla Kharka – Langmale Kharka (4,400 m), 5 hours
Day 39: Langmale Kharka – Makalu Base Camp (4,870 m), 5 hours
Day 40: Acclimatization Day at Makalu Base Camp
Day 41: Makalu Base Camp – Swiss Base Camp (5,150 m), 5–6 hours
Day 42: Acclimatization Day at Swiss Base Camp
Day 43: Swiss Base Camp – Sherpani Col Base Camp (5,700 m), 6–7 hours
Day 44: Cross Sherpani Col – Baruntse High Camp (6,100 m), 6–7 hours
Day 45: Baruntse High Camp – Honku Basin, 4–5 hours
Day 46: Honku Basin – Amphu Labtsa Base Camp (5,400 m), 5 hours
Day 47: Cross Amphu Labtsa Pass (5,845 m) – Chhukung (4,730 m), 10–12 hours
Day 48: Rest and Acclimatization Day at Chhukung
Day 49: Chhukung – Cross Kongma La Pass (5,535 m) – Lobuche (4,930 m), 5–6 hours
Day 50: Lobuche – Gorak Shep (5,164 m) – Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) – Return to Gorak Shep, 7–8 hours
Day 51: Gorak Shep – Kala Patthar (5,545 m) – Dzongla (4,830 m), 7–8 hours
Day 52: Dzongla – Cross Cho La Pass (5,368 m) – Thagnak (4,700 m), 7 hours
Day 53: Thagnak – Gokyo (4,750 m), 3 hours
Day 54: Explore Gokyo & Hike to Gokyo Ri (5,483 m)
Day 55: Gokyo – Cross Renjo La Pass (5,354 m) – Lungden (4,500 m), 7 hours
Day 56: Lungden – Thame (3,820 m), 3 hours
Day 57: Thame – Parchemuche Tsho (4,780 m), 6–7 hours
Day 58: Parchemuche Tsho – Cave Camp (5,665 m), 5–6 hours
Day 59: Acclimatization Day at Cave Camp
Day 60: Cave Camp – Cross Tashi Labsta Pass & Trakarding Glacier Camp (4,735 m), 8 hours
Day 62: Trakarding Glacier – Kabug (4,820 m), 4–5 hours
Day 63: Kabug – Beding (3,740 m), 5 hours
Day 64: Rest and Acclimatization Day at Beding
Day 65: Beding – Dokhang (2,791 m), 6 hours
Day 66: Dokhang – Simigaon (2,036 m), 5 hours
Day 67: Simigaon – Bigu Gompa (2,516 m), 5–6 hours
Day 68: Rest Day at Bigu Gompa
Day 69: Bigu Gompa – Cross Tinsang La Pass (3,778 m) – Dolangsa (2,489 m), 7 hours
Day 70: Dolangsa – The Last Resort (1,170 m), 6 hours
Day 71: The Last Resort – Sherpa Gaun (2,500 m), 6 hours
Day 72: Sherpa Gaun – Nautale Kharka (3,415 m), 7 hours
Day 73: Nautale Kharka – Kyangsing (2,425 m), 6 hours
Day 74: Kyangsing – Tembathang (2,180 m), 7 hours
Day 75: Tembathang – Nosyampati (3,600 m), 6 hours
Day 76: Nosyampati – Panch Pokhari (4,070 m), 5 hours
Day 77: Panch Pokhari – Intermediary Camp (4,273 m), 4 hours
Day 78: Intermediary Camp – Tin Pokhari (4,255 m), 4 hours
Day 79: Tin Pokhari – High Camp (4,666 m), 5 hours
Day 80: High Camp – Cross Tilman Pass (5,308 m) – Moraine Camp (4,580 m), 7 hours
Day 81: Moraine Camp – Langshisa Kharka (4,285 m), 5 hours
Day 82: Langshisa Kharka – Kyanjin Gompa (3,830 m), 6 hours
Day 83: Kyanjin Gompa – Lama Hotel (3,030 m), 6–7 hours
Day 84: Lama Hotel – Syabrubesi (1,503 m), 6 hours
Day 85: Syabrubesi – Gatlang (2,238 m), via Ganesh Himal Link Trail, 4 hours
Day 86: Gatlang – Somdang (3,258 m), 6 hours
Day 87: Somdang – Tipling (1,890 m), 7 hours
Day 88: Tipling – Lapa Khola (1,285 m), 6 hours
Day 89: Lapa Khola – Nauban Kharka (2,750 m), 7 hours
Day 90: Nauban Kharka – Kerauja (2,074 m), 8 hours
Day 91: Kerauja – Khorla Besi (2,074 m), 8 hours
Day 92: Khorla Besi – Jagat (1,340 m), 5 hours
Day 93: Jagat – Philim (1,570 m), 4 hours
Day 94: Philim – Deng (1,860 m), 5–6 hours
Day 95: Deng – Namrung (2,630 m), 7–8 hours
Day 96: Namrung – Shyala (3,520 m), 5–6 hours
Day 97: Shyala – Samdo (3,875 m), 4–5 hours
Day 98: Acclimatization Day at Samdo
Day 99: Samdo – Larkya Base Camp (4,460 m), 4 hours
Day 100: Cross Larkya La Pass (5,106 m) – Bimthang (3,590 m), 8–10 hours
Day 101: Bimthang – Dharapani (1,865 m), 7 hours
Day 102: Dharapani – Chame (2,670 m), 5 hours
Day 103: Chame – Pisang (3,300 m), 5–6 hours
Day 104: Pisang – Manang (3,540 m), 4 hours
Day 105: Manang – Yak Kharka (4,050 m), 4–5 hours
Day 106: Yak Kharka – Thorong High Camp (4,700 m), 6 hours
Day 107: Cross Thorong La Pass (5,416 m) – Muktinath (3,760 m), 9 hours
Day 108: Rest Day at Muktinath
Day 109: Muktinath – Kagbeni – Goat Kharka (2,810 m), 6 hours
Day 110: Goat Kharka – Santa (3,778 m), 7 hours
Day 111: Santa – Ghalden Ghuldun Khola (4,247 m), 6 hours
Day 112: Ghalden Ghuldun Khola – Lalinawar Khola (4,800 m), 4 hours
Day 113: Lalinawar Khola – Nulungsunda Kharka (4,987 m), 7 hours
Day 114: Nulungsunda Kharka – Chharka Bhot (4,302 m), 6 hours
Day 115: Rest Day at Chharka Bhot
Day 116: Chharka Bhot – Chap Chu (4,320 m), 7 hours
Day 117: Chap Chu – Maran (4,350 m), 8 hours
Day 118: Maran – Nungmala Base Camp (4,440 m), 6 hours
Day 119: Nungmala Base Camp – Bagala Base Camp (4,400 m), 6 hours
Day 120: Bagala Base Camp – Temche (3,900 m), 7 hours
Day 121: Temche – Ringmo (3,641 m), 4 hours
Day 122: Rest Day at Ringmo
Day 123: Ringmo – Kharka (4,300 m), 6 hours
Day 124: Kharka – Kagmara High Camp (5,070 m), 4–5 hours
Day 125: Kagmara High Camp – Cross Kagmara La Pass (5,115 m) – Camp, 6–7 hours
Day 126: Kagmara Pass – Hurikot (3,010 m), 8 hours
Day 127: Hurikot – Nauli Ghat (3,400 m), 8 hours
Day 128: Nauli Ghat – Kudigaon (3,300 m), 8 hours
Day 129: Kudigaon – Jumla (2,370 m), 7 hours
Day 130: Rest Day at Jumla
Day 131: Jumla – Khaligaon, 8 hours
Day 132: Khaligaon – Bulbule, 8 hours
Day 133: Bulbule – Rara Lake (3,010 m), 6–7 hours
Day 133: Rest Day at Rara Lake
Day 135: Rara Lake – Karnali Riverside Camp, 4 hours
Day 136: Karnali Riverside Camp – Bam (2,700 m), 5–6 hours
Day 137: Bam – Jogimara (3,005 m), 6 hours
Day 138: Jogimara – Piplan (1,700 m), 7 hours
Day 139: Piplan – Apsia Lekh (3,200 m), 7–8 hours
Day 140: Apsia Lekh – Punkha Khola, 6 hours
Day 141: Punkha Khola – River Camp, 6 hours
Day 142: River Camp – Simikot (2,900 m), 6–7 hours
Day 143: Simikot – Kermu (2,300 m), 6 hours
Day 144: Kermu – Shinjungma, 6–7 hours
Day 145: Shinjungma – Talung (4,380 m), 6–7 hours
Day 146: Talung – Jang (3,990 m), 6–7 hours
Day 147: Jang – Hilsa (2,300 m), 7–8 hours
Day 148: Rest Day at Hilsa
Day 149: Trek to the Western Terminus of the Great Himalayan Trail
Day 150: Drive from Hilsa to Kermu (2,300 m)
Day 151: Kermu – Simikot
Day 152: Fly from Simikot to Nepalgunj, then onward to Kathmandu (1,330 m)
Day 153: Leisure Day in Kathmandu
Day 154: Final Departure
Accommodation & Expedition Style
The Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition combines traditional teahouse trekking with fully supported camping, depending on the region, altitude, and remoteness of the route. In the more established trekking regions, comfortable mountain lodges and teahouses provide accommodation, meals, and authentic local hospitality. In remote wilderness areas, the expedition relies on quality camping equipment, experienced guides, kitchen staff, porters, and complete logistical support.
This combination allows trekkers to experience both the cultural richness of Nepal's mountain villages and the adventure of exploring some of the Himalayas' most remote landscapes. To learn more about trekking accommodation and expedition styles in Nepal, explore our Tea House Trekking in Nepal Guide, Camping Trekking in Nepal Guide, and Nepal Trekking Accommodation & Food Guide.
Best Time for the Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons for the Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition, offering stable weather, clear mountain views, and the safest conditions for crossing high Himalayan passes. As the expedition spans several months and traverses diverse climatic zones across Nepal, many trekkers choose to complete the journey over two trekking seasons to experience each region under the most favorable conditions.
For expert advice on selecting the best departure dates, planning a multi-season expedition, and choosing the most suitable itinerary, explore our Great Himalayan Trail Expedition Planning Guide. You can also learn more about Nepal's trekking seasons and regional weather in our Best Time to Visit Nepal Guide and Nepal Weather Guide.
Permits & Travel Requirements
The Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition passes through several national parks, conservation areas, restricted trekking regions, and local municipalities. Depending on your itinerary, multiple trekking permits, restricted area permits, and official entry requirements must be arranged before the expedition begins.
Mountain King Treks takes care of all necessary permits and official documentation, allowing you to focus entirely on your Himalayan adventure. For detailed information about permits and the latest requirements, explore our Nepal Trekking Permits Guide.
Transportation
Reaching the starting point and returning from the final destination requires a combination of domestic flights, private vehicles, and local transportation. Most expeditions begin in the Kanchenjunga region of eastern Nepal and finish at Hilsa on the Nepal–Tibet border, with the return journey via Simikot and Nepalgunj before flying back to Kathmandu.
Transportation arrangements vary depending on whether you choose the complete Nepal High Route or one of the sectional expeditions. To learn more about travelling within Nepal, explore our Nepal Transportation Guide.
Difficulty Level
The Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition is one of the world's most demanding long-distance Himalayan adventures. Trekkers should have previous high-altitude trekking experience, excellent physical fitness, and the ability to trek for extended periods across glaciers, rugged mountain terrain, and remote wilderness.
To better understand the physical demands of the expedition and prepare effectively, we recommend reading our Nepal Trekking Difficulty Guide and Great Himalayan Trail Expedition Preparation Guide.
Health, Safety & Altitude
The Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition reaches some of Nepal's highest and most remote mountain environments, where proper acclimatization, experienced leadership, and responsible decision-making are essential. Maintaining good hydration, following a gradual acclimatization schedule, monitoring weather conditions, and recognizing the early signs of altitude sickness all play a vital role in ensuring a safe and successful expedition.
Before your journey, we recommend reading our Altitude Sickness in Nepal Guide and Nepal Trekking Safety Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition take?
The complete expedition follows a 154-day itinerary. However, many trekkers choose to complete the Nepal High Route over two, three, or four separate stages to better suit their available time and personal goals.
Can I join the expedition as a private group?
Yes. We organize both private expeditions and scheduled group departures. Private trips offer greater flexibility, allowing you to choose your preferred departure date, itinerary, pace, and support services.
Can the expedition be customized?
Absolutely. We can tailor the Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Expedition to match your schedule, trekking experience, fitness level, and adventure objectives. The expedition can also be divided into sectional journeys if you are unable to complete the full route in one trip.
What level of support is provided during the expedition?
This is a fully supported camping expedition with experienced trekking guides, support staff, professional cooks, porters, quality camping equipment, transportation, permits, and complete logistical support throughout the journey.
How far in advance should I book?
Because this is a major Himalayan expedition requiring extensive planning, permits, staffing, and logistics, we recommend confirming your booking several months before your preferred departure date to ensure the best preparation.
Where can I find answers to other Nepal travel questions?
For general travel information, visas, transportation, weather, trekking regulations, and practical advice, please visit our Nepal Travel FAQs.
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What makes this special.
- Complete the Great Himalayan Trail Nepal High Route Trek from Kanchenjunga to Hilsa.
- Trek across approximately 1,700 km through Nepal's most remote Himalayan landscapes.
- Explore the legendary trekking regions of Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Everest, Rolwaling, Langtang, Manaslu, Annapurna, Upper Mustang, Dolpo, Humla, and Far Western Nepal.
- Cross some of Nepal's highest and most challenging mountain passes, including Lumba Sumba, Sherpani Col, Amphu Labtsa, Tashi Labsta, Tilman, Larkya La, Thorong La, and Kagmara La.
- Visit Kanchenjunga, Makalu, and Everest Base Camps on one extraordinary expedition.
- Experience diverse Himalayan cultures, ancient monasteries, traditional villages, and authentic local hospitality.
- Trek through glaciers, alpine lakes, high mountain deserts, pristine forests, and untouched wilderness.
- Enjoy spectacular views of Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Manaslu, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and countless Himalayan peaks.
- Discover Nepal's most remote national parks, conservation areas, and protected mountain landscapes.
- Experience a fully supported camping expedition with expert local guides, professional kitchen staff, and complete expedition logistics.
- Challenge yourself on one of the world's longest and most demanding high-altitude trekking adventures.
- Complete Nepal's ultimate Himalayan trekking journey with more than 35 years of guiding expertise from Mountain King Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd.
Trip includes
- Airport arrival and departure transfers by private vehicle.
- Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast (Bed & Breakfast basis) before, between, and after the trekking seasons, as per the itinerary.
- Comprehensive expedition briefing, route planning, and final equipment inspection.
- All required trekking permits, Restricted Area Permits, National Park entry fees, Conservation Area permits, local government fees, TIMS (where applicable), and all expedition documentation.
- Domestic flight from Kathmandu to Bhadrapur with the applicable baggage allowance.
- Domestic flights from Simikot to Nepalgunj and Nepalgunj to Kathmandu with the applicable baggage allowance.
- Private ground transportation throughout the expedition, including all airport transfers and transfers between trekking sections, as specified in the itinerary.
- Experienced government-licensed expedition leader.
- Professional English-speaking licensed trekking guides.
- Experienced climbing Sherpas for technical mountain passes and glacier crossings.
- Complete expedition support team, including assistant guides, cooks, kitchen staff, porters, and camp support staff.
- Comfortable teahouse accommodation where available and fully supported camping in remote sections.
- Twin-sharing expedition tents, spacious dining tent, fully equipped kitchen tent, toilet tent, sleeping mattresses, and all necessary group camping equipment.
- Three freshly prepared meals daily (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) throughout the expedition.
- Fresh seasonal fruits, soups, desserts, chocolates, biscuits, energy snacks, and nutritious refreshments during the trek.
- Tea, coffee, hot chocolate, milk tea, lemon tea, ginger tea, and other hot drinks throughout the expedition.
- Unlimited boiled and purified drinking water throughout the trek, with hot water available daily for refilling personal water bottles.
- Group climbing and glacier safety equipment, including fixed ropes where required.
- Porter service with a reasonable luggage allowance per participant.
- Comprehensive first aid kit, altitude safety equipment, emergency communication devices, and professional acclimatization management.
- All private jeep transportation, including Syabrubesi to Kathmandu at the end of the Eastern section and Kathmandu to Syabrubesi at the start of the Western section, as outlined in the itinerary.
- Private vehicle transfer from Hilsa to Simikot, as specified in the itinerary and subject to seasonal road conditions.
- Government taxes, company service charges, and all official administrative fees.
Not included
- International airfare to and from Nepal.
- Nepal entry visa fees.
- Comprehensive travel insurance, including high-altitude trekking, emergency helicopter evacuation, medical treatment, and trip cancellation coverage.
- Emergency rescue, medical treatment, hospitalization, and evacuation expenses not covered by insurance.
- Personal trekking and climbing equipment, including a sleeping bag, down jacket, trekking poles, crampons, harness, helmet, ice axe, gaiters, and other personal technical gear.
- Personal expenses such as laundry, Wi-Fi, battery charging, hot showers, telephone calls, and personal purchases.
- Alcoholic beverages, bottled soft drinks, energy drinks, mineral water, and other personal beverages.
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
- Tips and gratuities for guides, climbing Sherpas, cooks, kitchen staff, porters, drivers, and expedition support staff.
- Additional expenses caused by flight delays, road closures, weather conditions, natural disasters, political events, illness, or circumstances beyond our control.
- Any services not specifically mentioned under Cost Includes.
