He is extremely knowledgeable of the region and the various villages and places we stayed and provided a top-notch service to myself and my team. Next porter kamal was also simply amazing. Even though our Porter was lots of fun even though he spoke little English, he still communicated, and was loads of fun. Usually, when I write reviews I give some constructive feedback but I honestly wouldn’t change a thing, it was wonderful. I recommend Well Plan Trekking and this experience but I plan on coming back to Everest Base camp Trek.
Everest Panorama Trekking Trip Overview
The Everest Panorama Trekking gives you multiple vantage points of Mount Everest and the surrounding Khumbu landscape from different angles and elevations, all while immersing you in Sherpa Buddhist culture through monastery visits and village interactions. This 10-day journey flies you to Lukla, takes you through the famous Namche Bazaar, climbs to Thyangboche Monastery, visits Khumjung village with its legendary Yeti scalp, and returns via a loop route that shows you different facets of the same mountains. The result is understanding as you see how communities relate to mountains, how Buddhist spirituality shapes mountain culture, and how the same peaks appear completely different from different elevations and villages.
Major Highlights of Everest Panorama Trekking
- Enjoy Mount Everest viewpoints from multiple elevations and angles.
- Visit Thyangboche Monastery, the spiritual heart of the Khumbu region.
- Visit Khumjung village and the famous Yeti scalp monastery artifact.
- Explore Namche Bazaar, a Sherpa trading town with authentic character.
- Walk through Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Observe Buddhist monasteries and prayer ceremonies.
- Understand Sherpa culture and traditional mountain communities.
- Enjoy forest trails through diverse vegetation zones.
- Enjoy your time at Ama Dablam (6,812m), one of the world’s most beautiful mountains.
- Explore the loop route structure, as we’ll have a different return path than the arrival.
- Have spiritual and cultural immersion alongside mountain scenery.
Thyangboche Monastery
Thyangboche is the spiritual center of the Khumbu region, with a monastery where Sherpa Buddhists practice daily, where monks gather for ceremonies, and where spirituality genuinely shapes mountain culture. This trek takes you there (3,867 meters), and you’ll spend time exploring the monastery, understanding Buddhist practices, and absorbing the atmosphere. The monastery sits on a ridge with panoramic mountain views. You understand that mountains aren’t just scenic backdrops for trekkers; they’re sacred spaces where communities have practiced Buddhism for centuries.
Namche Bazaar
Namche is a Sherpa trading town that’s been transformed by trekking tourism, yet it retains its authentic character. You can observe how the market functions, how locals move through their town, and how tourism coexists with actual community life. You’ll see locals buying and selling goods at the market just as they have for centuries, children attending school, families managing their lives alongside constant trekker traffic. Exploring Namche over multiple visits gives you an understanding of how Himalayan communities negotiate between tradition and economic necessity
The Loop Structure: Why Return Routes Matter
Everest Panorama creates a loop from Lukla to Phakding to Namche to Thyangboche to Khumjung, then returning via Khunde and Namche back to Monjo and Lukla. This loop structure means you’re experiencing different routes through the same region. The trek descends from Khumjung via Khunde village to Namche, then continues to Monjo on a different path from your arrival. This variation prevents trekking monotony and reveals how the same landscape looks different depending on direction and elevation change. The return route also moves you through villages in a different order, so you meet different communities and experience different perspectives.
Physical Difficulty & Training Needs
This trek is moderately easy and significantly less demanding than the Everest base camp Trekking or the Gokyo routes. Daily walking hours are 3-6 hours, which is shorter than many treks. The altitude is moderate, as the highest point is 3867m, and the terrain is varied between forest trails and ridge walks. The physical challenge is manageable for most people of reasonable fitness. Train for 4-6 weeks before departure with regular cardio and some hiking with a weighted pack. Most people who’ve done moderate hiking before will find this trek comfortably within their capabilities.
Why Trek with Us
We specialize in Everest Panorama specifically because we believe mountain experiences should include cultural depth, not just scenic destinations. Our guides have genuine relationships with monasteries and villages, and they facilitate authentic visits. We prioritize community interaction and help you understand Sherpa culture rather than just observing it. We maintain realistic pacing that lets you absorb experiences. Everest Panorama is about gathering perspectives. Over 10 days, you’ll see the same mountains from five different locations, understand Sherpa Buddhist culture through monastery visits, and experience mountain communities as living cultures. You’ll understand why these mountains matter to the people who live here. Contact us with your preferred dates, and we’ll arrange everything: flights, guides, monastery arrangements, and accommodation. Your job is to train moderately, prepare to engage with culture, and show up ready for mountain exploration and spiritual connection.
| Day | Destination | Sleep altitude | Duration | Distance | Activities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Kathamndu | 1345 M | 30 Min | 7 Km | Arrival in Kathmandu, transfer to hotel, group briefing |
| 02 | Phakding | 2610 m | 30 min fly 4/5 hrs trek | 377 km | Flight to Lukla, trek to Phakding along Dudh Kosi River, |
| 03 | Namche Bazzar | 3440 M | 4-5 hrs | 11 km | Trek to Namche Bazaar via Sagarmatha National Park, scenic river trail |
| 04 | Namche Bazaar | 3440 M | Rest day | Rest Day | Acclimatization, local hikes, explore market and village streets |
| 05 | Thyangboche | 3867 m | 5-6 hrs | 12 km | Trek to Thyangboche Monastery, scenic forest trail, visit monastery, |
| 06 | Khumjung | 3670 m | 4-6 hrs | 10 Km | Trek to Khumjung, visit the monastery with the Yeti scalp, enjoy the mountain views, |
| 07 | Monjo | 2860 m | 5-7 hrs | 14 Km | Trek via Khunde and Namche Bazaar, downhill to Monjo, |
| 08 | Lukla | 2860 M | 3-4 hrs | 7 Km | Trek to Lukla, the last stop in the Everest region, |
| 09 | Kathamndu | 1345 m | 30 min | 377 Km | Flight to Kathmandu, transfer to hotel, free afternoon or shopping, farewell dinner |
| 10 | Depathur | 30 min | 7km | Transfer to airport for international departure, end of trek |
Trip Details Itinerary
Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu then transfer to respective Hotels
- Distance : 7 km
- Duration : 30 Minutes transfer to Hotel
- Max. Altitude :1,345 m.
On reaching Kathmandu via respective airlines well received by company guides and staff for short drive in the hub of Kathmandu city where your hotels located.After checking into your lovely rooms getting refreshed join in at the Hotel lobby for group briefing regarding treks and other useful information to make your stay in Nepal enjoyable and pleasant.even the even includes group welcome dinner in nice Nepalese restaurants with cultural programs as entertainment with the dinner.
- Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel
- Meals Include: Dinner
Day 02: Fly to Lukla 2,830 m & trek to Phakding
- Distance : 377 km
- Duration : 30 Min fly Then 4 /5 hours walk
- Max. Altitude :2,640 m.
Starting early morning transfer to domestic airport for the short and scenic flight to Lukla, taking a smaller aircraft (Twin Otter or Dornier) during 30 minutes on air with an amazing panorama of the Himalayan series of peaks with Mt. Everest, as the plane lands on its unique uphill runways reaching at Tenzing & Hillary airport in Lukla. From here a slow start with a few hours of walks downhill past many Sherpa farm villages with well-tended crops and vegetable fields and terraces with occasional views of snow-capped peaks of Kwangde and Kusum Kanguru, and then reaching our first overnight stop of the trek at Phakding in the comfort of nice and cozy lodge located by the raging Dudh Kosi River.
- Accommodation: Tea house
- Meals Include: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 03: Trek to Namche Bazaar 3,440 m - 06 hrs.
- Distance : 11 Km
- Duration : 4 to 5 hours
- Max. Altitude :3,440 m.
Today will be the long uphill walk to reach at famous Namche Bazaar, starting with the gradual walk following the Dudh Kosi River upstream crossing a few bridges to reach Sagarmatha National Park entrance near Monjo village. Sagarmatha for Everest in Nepalese, while Sherpa calls Chomolungma (of Tibetan origin) in both languages, which means ‘Great Mother’, from here a pleasant walk on the river bed then climbing for a few hours into the forested trail with views of snow-capped peaks, as this scenic walk reaches you at exciting Namche Bazaar.
- Accommodation: Tea House
- Meals Include: Breakfast , Lunch and Dinner
Day 04: Rest day at Namche Bazaar for acclimatization and local excursion.
- Distance : Rest
- Duration : Full day
- Max. Altitude :3440m.
A rest day at Namche Bazaar for necessary acclimatization, before heading higher area an ideal spot for a free day at this height above 3,440 m. In Namche spend the day with a scenic hike to viewpoints on top of Namche facing Mt. Everest-Amadablam and other ranges of peaks, afternoon explore the streets and shops, Namche holds a colorful and busy Saturday Market once a week.
- Accommodation: Tea House
- Meals Include: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 05: Trek to Thyangboche Monastery
- Distance : 12 km
- Duration : 5 to 6 hours
- Max. Altitude :3,867 m.
From Namche walk leads on the gradual scenic path with a downhill to Imjatse River at Phunge-Tenga for lunch, an afternoon uphill climb into rhododendrons, pines, and fir forest with grand views of snowcapped peaks. After a few hours of climb reaching Thyangboche Monastery, enjoy marvelous views of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Kangtenga, Thamserku, and Kwande with magnificent Amadablam, the afternoon with time to visit its interesting monastery and observe monks and priests on prayer.
- Accommodation: Tea House
- Meals Include: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 06: Trek to Khumjung
- Distance : 10 km
- Duration : 4 to 5 Hours
- Max. Altitude :3,670 m.
Morning on the downhill for an hour towards Imjatse River, after crossing a bridge walking uphill for short while then on nice trails near Sanasa village, from here leaving the main Namche trail heading uphill to reach Khumjung village. Khumjung village a nice quiet large Sherpa village located on the glacial valley, here with time to visit its old monastery, the only place where the monks have preserved a scalp believed to be of Yeti scalp, kept in a safe small glass box. With some donation o, one can get a look of the rare Yeti scalp, after the monastery, enjoy the views of the surrounding peaks in the comfort of a nice lodge at Khumjung village.
- Accommodation: Tea House
- Meals Include: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 07: Trek to Monjo village 2,860 m via Namche Bazaar
- Distance : 14 km
- Duration : 5 to 6 hours
- Max. Altitude :2,860m.
The walk leads towards another near Khunde village with a short visit to its local hospital built by the Hillary Foundation, enjoying the peaceful and scenic walk heading downhill to Namche Bazaars. After a refreshing time at Namche Bazaar long descent leads you to Sagarmatha National Park at Monjo village for another overnight stop before Lukla.
- Accommodation: Tea House
- Meals Include: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 08: Trek to Lukla and transfer to respective lodges
- Distance : 7 km
- Duration : 3 to 4 hours
- Max. Altitude :2860m.
From Monjo, a short day walk of a few hours to Lukla for the last overnight stop around Khumbu and Everest region, a morning walk on a gradual winding trail entering into Dudh Kosi river gorge, and then with a last final climb of less than the Lukla.
- Accommodation: Tea House
- Meals Include: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 09: From Lukla Fly to Kathmandu then get transferred to respective hotels.
- Distance : 377 Km
- Duration : 30 Minutes fly to Lukla
- Max. Altitude : 1,345 m
After a wonderful experience around high mountains and hills, transfer to Lukla airport for the scenic flight back to Kathmandu, on reaching at Kathmandu after an awesome scenic short flight with great experience and adventure on Everest Panorama trekking, transfer to your hotels with the afternoon free at leisure or last day shopping souvenirs and handicrafts.
- Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel
- Meals Include: Breakfast and Farewell Dinner
Day 10: International Departure for Homeward Bound
- Distance : 7 km
- Duration : 30 Minutes transfer to Airport
- Max. Altitude :
Last day in Nepal in the country of high Himalayan mountains with fascinating culture, after a memorable experience and adventure on Everest Panorama trekking, as per your international flight time our staff transfers you to the airport for the flight homeward bound or to your next port of call and respective countries.
- Accommodation:
- Meals Include: Breakfast
Cost Details
PACKAGE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING SERVICE
- Airport pickups and drops in a private vehicle
- Pre-trek briefing
- Kathmandu 2 Night Hotel with breakfast (3-star Hotel )
- Internal flight Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu for guest and guide inclusive with all taxes and transfers
- Teahouse accommodation during the trek /lodges along the trek as per itinerary
- All meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) with Tea or coffee 3 Times
- Fresh fruits after every dinner
- All ground transportation on a comfortable private vehicle as per the itinerary
- Helpful, knowledgeable, friendly, well English speaking trained, government license holder guide with all his salary, food, drinks, accommodations and insurance
- 1 well experienced English speaking assistant guide if the group size exceeds 5+ persons
- Strong, experienced porters with meals, accommodation, salary and insurance ( one porter for two people)
- All necessary trekking permits: Sagarmatha National Park and Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) fee.
- Down jacket, four seasonal sleeping bag and a duffel bag (down jacket, sleeping bag and duffel bag are to be returned after trip completion
- Comprehensive medical kits and basic first aid (carried by your guide)
- Oximeter – To determine your oxygen level
- All government and local taxes
- Farewell dinner
PACKAGE EXCLUDES THE FOLLOWING SERVICE
- Nepal entry visa
- International airfare
- Travel and rescue insurance
- Bar and beverage bills
- Meals in Kathmandu (also in the case of early returns and late departures)
- Personal nature expenses egg. all kinds of drinks, Mineral water, Beer, Coke and entire beverage, etc
- Extra Hot showers, Wi-Fi & battery charging while on a trek
- Services not mentioned in ‘Services Includes’ section (Please ask us if you are confused about any services)
- Tips for guides and porters
Equipment’s
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT LIST
This list is a guide to help you pack for your trip. This is not intended to be a comprehensive clothing and equipment list; rather it is intended to act as a reminder of those items that we feel necessary for your comfort and convenience .we also suggest that you pack only what is necessary.
Head
- A warm hat that covers your ears
- Sunglasses
- Sun hat
- Headlamp with extra batteries
Upper body
- T-shirts
- Fleece jacket or sweater
- Fleece wind –stopper jacket
- Waterproof shell jacket
- Down vest and /or jacket (optional)Hands
- Lightweight gloves (water /windproof)
- Heavyweight gloves or mittens with a waterproof shell outer
Lower body
- Underwear
- Hiking trousers
- Fleece or woolen trousers
- Lightweight thermal bottoms
- Lightweight cotton pants
- Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric )shell pants Feet
- Thin lightweight inner socks
- Heavy poly or wool socks
- Hiking boots with spare laces
- Camp shoes (sneakers and sandals)
Sleeping
- Sleeping bag (good to -10 degrees C de 14 degrees F)
- Fleece sleeping bag liner (optional)Toiletries
- Toothbrush /paste
- Multi-purpose soap
- Nail clippers
- Deodorants
- Medium-sized quick-drying towel
- Face and body moisturizer
- Small mirror
- Female hygiene products
Personal hygiene
- Wet wipes (baby wipes)
- Tissue/toilet roll
- Antibacterial hand wash
Medical
- Small, personal first-aid kit (simple and light)
- A cough and /or cold medicine
- Anti –altitude sickness pills; Diamox or acetazolamide
- Stomach antibiotic
Extras /luxuries
- Reading book
- Trail map /guidebook
- Journal and pen
- Travel game(chess, backgammon, playing cards etc)
- Modest swimsuit
- Binoculars
- Camera
Trip Map
FAQ
The Everest Panorama Trek is a shorter and less demanding alternative to the classic Everest Base Camp Trek. The trek takes you through the Sherpa villages of the Khumbu region and offers panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and surrounding peaks
The Everest Panorama Trek is a shorter, easier, and less demanding version of the classic Everest Base Camp Trek. While the standard EBC trek reaches 5,364 meters and takes 14–16 days, the Panorama Trek only reaches Tengboche Monastery at 3,867 meters and is completed in 7–10 days. The Panorama Trek is ideal for beginners, older trekkers, or those with limited time, while EBC suits experienced and physically fit trekkers.
The best times for the Everest Panorama Trek are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November). Autumn offers stable weather, clear skies, and outstanding mountain views, making it the most popular season and spring brings warmer temperatures and beautiful rhododendron blooms along the trail, adding vibrant colour to the journey.
The Everest Panorama Trek is considered a moderate and relatively easy trek compared to other Everest region routes. The maximum altitude of Tengboche Monastery at 3,867 meters is manageable for most healthy individuals with reasonable fitness. Daily walks of 4–6 hours on well-maintained trails make it accessible for beginners and older trekkers as well.
The maximum altitude reached on the Everest Panorama Trek is Tengboche Monastery at approximately 3,867 meters. This is significantly lower than the standard Everest Base Camp Trek which reaches 5,364 meters, making the Panorama Trek much more accessible and less risky in terms of altitude sickness.
Yes, the Everest Panorama Trek is one of the easiest and beginner-friendly treks in the Everest region. The relatively lower maximum altitude of 3,867 meters, shorter duration, and well-maintained trails make it accessible for most healthy individuals, including older trekkers and older children. Families with teenagers have completed this trek comfortably. Basic physical fitness through regular walking and light exercise beforehand is still recommended.
While the Everest Panorama Trek trail is relatively well-marked, hiring a licensed guide is strongly recommended. An experienced guide ensures your safety, assists with acclimatisation decisions, and provides valuable cultural insights.
Two main permits required for the Everest Panorama Trek are the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit, which covers entry into the national park protecting the Everest region, and the Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card. Additionally, a local area permit from Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality may also be required. All permits can be easily obtained in Kathmandu at the Nepal Tourism Board office before starting your trek.
Accommodation on the Everest Panorama Trek is primarily teahouses and lodges run by local Sherpa families. Popular stops like Namche Bazaar offer comfortable lodges with attached bathrooms, hot showers, and even decent WiFi. Higher up near Tengboche, facilities become more basic with shared bathrooms and limited hot water. Rooms are simple with twin beds and basic furnishings, though carrying a good sleeping bag is always recommended for cold nights.
Food options on the Everest Panorama Trek are varied and satisfying. Teahouses along the route serve both local and international dishes. Dal Bhat remains the most popular and nutritious option, loved for its unlimited refills and energy-boosting qualities. Other common dishes include soups, noodles, pasta, momos, porridge, pancakes, and eggs. Popular stops like Namche Bazaar even offer bakeries and cafes serving fresh bread, pastries, and good coffee. As you gain altitude toward Tengboche, menus become simpler and prices increase slightly. Vegetarian options are widely available throughout the route, making it suitable for vegetarian trekkers.
Altitude sickness is a minor but genuine concern on the Everest Panorama Trek. The relatively lower maximum altitude of 3,867 meters significantly reduces the risk compared to higher treks like Everest Base Camp. However, ascending gradually, staying well hydrated, and taking a proper acclimatisation day are still important.
Yes, WiFi and mobile networks are relatively available on the Everest Panorama Trek compared to more remote trekking routes. Popular villages like Namche Bazaar have decent internet connectivity and reliable mobile signals. Higher sections near Tengboche have weaker and less reliable connectivity. Most teahouses offer WiFi for a small additional fee, though speeds can be slow. Carrying a Nepali SIM card with mobile data is helpful.
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Client Reviews
Monika
Steyan
Wonderful winter Manaslu circuit Trek
Jan 2025 • Couples
Great experience with this company. Although it was winter time and the cold and closing tea houses along the way made it slightly harder, we had an unforgettable experience on the Manaslu trek. Still, I would recommend going a little earlier than the 29th of December. Due to the closing of tea houses, the hike over the Larke Pass will be longer which could be a problem for some hikers. Ram was very quick at responding on all our questions and made a good and really flexible itinerary for us.
Our guide Raju and his brother are lovely and made our trip wonderful. They were very helpful and experienced, took care of everything and even cooked for us sometimes. They know a lot about the Manaslu region and their knowledge really enhances the experience. Highly recommend them if you are thinking about doing the Manaslu circuit trek . Source Tripadvisor
Our guide Raju and his brother are lovely and made our trip wonderful. They were very helpful and experienced, took care of everything and even cooked for us sometimes. They know a lot about the Manaslu region and their knowledge really enhances the experience. Highly recommend them if you are thinking about doing the Manaslu circuit trek . Source Tripadvisor
Estefanía H
We did the Everest Base case trip and the three passes. Ram was always taking care of us and he managed to get everything we needed as soon as possible. We had many discrepancies from the original plan due to illnesses and he was always open to making the needed changes and flexibilize it. We couldn’t choose the best company for our trip.
Moreover, our guide, Raju, was also a five-star guide: always open to our demands, well known every hotel, place and hike.Very happy with them, Source Tripadvisor
Manish
I recently completed the Annapurna Base Camp trek and couldn’t say enough about my experience. The experience itself was amazing and a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Our lead guide, Ram, was extraordinary!! The trekking wasn’t easy, but it wasn’t that hard, and the spectacular views around each corner meant I hardly thought about the walking. OK, we had perfect weather, which helped; it even snowed while we were at Annapurna Base Camp.
Mani
Annapurna Base Camp Trekking
Madageskar
Хочу выразить благодарность агентству Well Plan Trekking и лично директору Ram за оперативную организацию незабываемого , насыщенного путешествия по удивительному Непалу! За две недели мы прошли красивейший трек к базовому лагерю Аннапурны , побывали на сафари в джунглях Читвана, посетили дочтопримечательности Катманду! Четкая организация перемещений и ночевкок, внимательный и ответственный гид, прекрасные портеры, без которых наш подьем был бы крайне затруднительным, а так же дружеское участие и проводы на Родину).
Желаю дальнейшего развития и процветания !
Непал 22 апреля-6 мая 2019г.
С уважением, Елена & K°.
Kristin Bolton
Everest Base camp trek is unforgettable experience and adventure of a lifetime. My and my husband we went for two weeks trek with our guide Sanjay .This trip wouldn’t be so great without Sanjay . He took care of us and our health. We felt safe and supported for all of the time. When I had a bad day he checked oxygen level in my blood and assured me that everything is fine. He was also checking regularly if we drink enough water which is very important when you are at the high altitude. We are planning another trek and will definitely be going with Well plan Trekking and insisting on Sanjay as our guide!
Kristin Bolton
Everest Base camp trek is an unforgettable experience and adventure of a lifetime. My and my husband we went for two weeks trek with our guide Sanjay. This trip wouldn’t be so great without Sanjay. He took care of us and our health. We felt safe and supported for all of the time. When I had a bad day he checked oxygen level in my blood and assured me that everything is fine. He was also checking regularly if we drink enough water which is very important when you are at a high altitude. We are planning another trek and will definitely be going with Well plan Trekking and insisting on Sanjay as our guide!
Kate Vogel
Well Plan Trekking the Himalaya was an incredible experience before I even stepped foot in Nepal. Ram was able to reschedule my Annapurna Base Camp Trek trip due to a family function, and there was nearly no lag time in email response and confirmation. The cultural exposure and guide within the World Heritage sights throughout Kathmandu Valley was exceptional in the days up to the trek. While I was planning to trek in a group, I ended up being the only one (single female) with guide sanjaya . I felt safe with them the entire time; respectful and incredibly accommodating with my short bout of altitude sickness. Yam’s knowledge of the region is unparalleled. I am so grateful to have had him as my guide Sanjaya. This organization is one I will readily support again in future trips to Nepal, both for their hospitality, giving back to the community and nation, and unrivaled experience of Nepali Himals and culture.
jojo
Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Well Plan Trekking arranged an amazing trip to Annapurna Base Camp Trek.The trek itself was so beautiful and so challenging. Our guide Ram and assistant guide, Kamal was amazing. They worked tirelessly on the trail, at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and after hours to make sure each of us had what we needed for a successful trek. Ram monitored our oxygen and heart rates as we climbed in elevation and he helped to manage other symptoms that travelers had including gastrointestinal issues, headaches from altitude, and cold symptoms. He made sure we stayed hydrated and ate appropriate meals for optimum energy. Ram is much more than a ‘guide.’ He and Kamal paced the group but were also willing to go at the pace needed by the slowest trekkers on any given day. I thank Well Plan Trekking and the whole team very much and can highly recommend Well Plan Trekking for all kind of trekking in the amazing Himalaya.
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