1) What is a Lower Everest trek?

• The Lower Everest trek is designed for travelers who are looking for a low-altitude trekking adventure in the Khumbu region. On the Lower Everest trek, you

2) How difficult is this trek?

• The Lower Everest trek difficulty is moderate. Daily 5 to 6 hours of walking is needed during this trek. The trail is rugged but not offbeat. While trekking from Phakding to Namche Bazaar, you will come across steep slopes. Apart from this section, there is not much challenging uphill walk involved.

3) When can I do the Lower Everest trek?

• Spring and autumn are the best time to do the Lower Everest trek. In spring (March to May), the trail blossomed with rhododendrons and many other flowers. The scenery is exceptionally beautiful in this season. Likewise, during autumn (September to November), you may get to see some of the biggest Nepalese annual celebrations. Likewise, you will also enjoy the Lower Everest trek in the winter season.

4) Is this trek guided by a mountain guide?

• Yes, our Lower Everest trek is guided by a mountain guide and also supported by a local porter. You will travel with an experienced and professional crew.

5) Will the guide speak English?

• Yes, we will provide you with a mountain guide who is well versed in English or your comfort language.

6) What extra cost can I expect?

• Apart from our Lower Everest trek package cost, you will need money for international flights to/from Nepal, travel insurance, trekking gear, tips, shopping, food and drinks in Kathmandu and Pokhara, bar bills, etc.

7) Can I do the Lower Everest trek with my family?

• Yes, you can do the Lower Everest trek with your family. It is one of the best treks to do with your family in the Khumbu region because of the low elevation rise and less risk of altitude sickness. Likewise, the tourist facilities around the Lower Everest trek route are also fantastic, so the journey will not be too much of a stress.

8) How is the Lower Everest trek for beginner trekkers?

• The Lower Everest trek is an excellent option for beginner trekkers in Nepal. From the trail difficulty to altitude and tourist infrastructure, everything has the right balance along the Lower Everest trail.

9) Can I extend the trek to other parts of the Everest region?

• Yes, you can extend the Lower Everest trek itinerary to other parts of the Everest region. For example, you can continue the hike to Dingboche and Lobuche villages. Some other famous destinations are Ama Dablam Base Camp, Everest Base Camp, and Gokyo Lakes.

10) What are the alternatives for Lukla's flight?

• Instead of the commercial Lukla flight, you can opt for a short, comfortable, and scenic helicopter flight. We provide helicopters from to/from Kathmandu and Lukla. Likewise, you can walk to Lukla if you have 3 to 5 days extra in your hand.

11) What mountain can I see during the lower Everest trek?

• During the Lower Everest trek, you will see mountains such as Kongde Ri, Khumbila, Thamserku, Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, etc.

12) How to add a helicopter return from Lukla to Kathmandu? Will it be worth it?

• To add a helicopter return from Lukla to Kathmandu, you can use the add-on button during booking or contact us. We have both shared and private helicopter flight options. Yes, the helicopter flight will be 100% worth it. You will get to enjoy a very comfortable and panoramic ride back to Kathmandu from Lukla. The flight will not be stressful at all.

13) Can I store extra luggage in Kathmandu?

• Yes, you can store your extra luggage in Kathmandu. We provide free space for our guests in our office. Likewise, you may also get a free locker room to store your luggage during the trek duration.

14) Can we buy trekking or hiking gear in Nepal?

• Yes, you can buy trekking and hiking gear in Kathmandu. Not only that but there is also a rental service available for some gear.

15) Will someone come to pick me up at the airport?

• Yes, our office staff will pick you up from the airport on your arrival day in Kathmandu. Likewise, they will also drop you at the airport.

16) Do I need previous trekking experience?  

• No, you do not need previous trekking experience for the Lower Everest trek in Nepal. However, participants need to have some outdoor experience with physical and mental fitness.

17) Is it safe for female travelers to solo trek?

• Yes, the Lower Everest trek, or any trek in Nepal, is safe for solo female travelers. Our team is your family in Nepal while you travel with us. We will arrange all your trips and requirements and assign you a reliable guide for a safe journey.

18) How much tip is good for a guide and porter?

• You can tip as much as you wish to guide and porter. Some trekkers tip 15% to 25% of the package cost, while some choose to pay collectively in a group. It is up to you.