Mountain Trek / Everest Region / Nepal

Everest Skyline and Bardia Safari Adventure

12 days

Moderate

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Journey from the high Himalayas to Nepal’s wild western plains with a scenic trek to Namche Bazaar, a helicopter flyover of Everest Base Camp, and an exclusive tiger safari in Bardia National Park.

Overview

12 days Total Duration

Kathmandu Trip Start Point

Kathmandu Trip Finish Point

3,880m / 12,729ft (Syangboche) Highest Point

Moderate Difficulty Level

The Everest Skyline and Bardia Tigerland Adventure takes you from the top of the world to Nepal’s wild western frontier in one extraordinary journey. Trek scenic Himalayan trails to Namche Bazaar (3,440m), crossing suspension bridges above roaring rivers and soaking in panoramic views of Everest, Thamserku, and Kusum Kanguru, before a spectacular helicopter flyover to Everest Base Camp (5,364m) places you face-to-face with the highest peaks on Earth. Then trade snow-capped summits for subtropical jungle in Bardia National Park, where exclusive, crowd-free safaris offer the chance to track Bengal tigers, encounter one-horned rhinos, cruise crocodile-filled rivers, and connect with Indigenous Tharu culture. It’s a seamless, high-contrast adventure, Himalayan majesty to untamed tiger territory, crafted for travelers who want to experience Nepal from its highest heights to its deepest wilderness.

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	7 hotels, 4 safari camps
	11 breakfasts, 11 lunches, 11 dinners

Valid until Dec 31st, 2026

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Highlights

Gateway to Everest

Reach Namche Bazaar, the bustling Sherpa town and gateway to Everest, where trekkers can enjoy vibrant markets, cozy teahouses, and a mix of traditional and modern Sherpa culture.

Easy Acclimatization

Spend an acclimatization day in Khumjung, exploring local monasteries and enjoying breathtaking views, ensuring you adjust comfortably to the altitude while soaking in the stunning scenery.

Suspension Bridge Crossings

Trek along iconic trails that pass through dense forests and across high, swaying suspension bridges over fast-flowing rivers, creating moments of excitement and adventure.

Sherpa Culture and Heritage

Visit monasteries, interact with friendly locals, and experience the unique traditions of the Sherpa people, gaining insight into their spiritual and cultural life.

Panoramic Mountain Views

Enjoy stunning vistas of towering peaks like Thamserku, Ama Dablam, and glimpses of Everest from viewpoints like Syangboche as you ascend toward Namche.

Safari in Bardia National Park

Jungle safari and exciting bush walks in the pristine jungles of Bardia National Park to sight exotic species of wildlife and birds, including the elusive Royal Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos, and wild elephants. Raft through the calm Karnali River, passing through a national park with chances to spot big mammals and vibrant birdlife.

Glamping in the Wild

An exclusive glamping experience under the stars in Burhan Wilderness Camps, located on a secluded private micro conservancy between two rivers.

Our treks are designed to provide you with a comfortable pace and multiple acclimatization stops along the route. If you possess moderate fitness levels and have prior experience in multi-day trekking, the Everest Skyline Trek is the perfect choice for you. It is also suitable for families with small kids.

The trails throughout the trek are wide and well-marked. While the most part is a mix of gradual ups and downs, you’ll experience steep climbs on two days. Daily walking hours usually span between 4 to 7 hours. There are some steep climbs During the trek, you'll only need to carry a day bag, as our dedicated porters will take care of the rest of your belongings. Throughout most of the journey, we stay in standard mountain lodges that offer clean and comfortable accommodations, ensuring you have a pleasant rest at the end of each day.

Best time to go

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Spring is the second most popular time to trek in the region, offering gorgeous mountain vistas. The weather is blissful, and the trails are adorned with vibrant rhododendron flowers from mid-March onwards. The skies are sunny, clear, and the days are warm, with an average daytime temperature ranging between 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F). There are chances of occasional downpours and flight cancellations towards the end of May, so make sure to carry rain gear. It is a slightly less busy time of the year compared to fall, but please be prepared for crowded trails and lodges.

Monsoon comes with deep colors of greens and blooming wildflowers in the meadowy patches. The trails will be slippery and have leeches, but trekking in lower Everest during June and September is not bad at all. Hotels are operational. The landscapes with dramatic clouds are simply mesmerizing. Visibility could be compromised, and mountain views are not guaranteed. There’s also a high risk of flight cancellation.

Fall in Nepal blesses you with the clearest blue skies, with mountains gracing their glorious presence on the horizon. No wonder, the season sees the highest number of trekkers, making it the most popular time to trek in Nepal. Trekking in these months is perfect as the days are warm and sunny, and the nights are cold. The average daytime temperatures range between 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F), and it can drop to freezing temperatures at night. With bustling trekkers in full swing, all the lodges are very busy, so advance booking is a must.

Winter in the region is pretty cold, with temperatures dropping close to the freezing point. The average daytime temperature ranges between 5°C to 15°C (41°F to 59°F). Since we will not be going to significantly high elevations, Dec and Jan are good times to do this trek. Winter boasts some dazzling views of the snowcapped mountains and is also a good time for wildlife sightings. Several lodges in the lower Everest will be operational throughout winter.

Itinerary

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Day 1	Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 2	Kathmandu - Lukla - Monjo
Day 3	Monjo - Namche
Day 4	Namche - Khumjung - Syangboche
Day 5	Heli flight over Everest Base Camp and land at Kalapathhar (at 5,550m)
Day 6	Kathmandu Valley heritage sightseeing (UNESCO World Heritage Sites)
Day 7	Kathmandu - Nepalgunj - Bardia
Day 8	Explore Bardia - Into the Jungle!
Day 9	Wildlife Rafting in Karnali
Day 10	Jungle Safari
Day 11	Bardia - Nepalgunj - Kathmandu
Day 12	Depature

Day 1

Arrival in Kathmandu

Drive from Kathmandu to hotel

Welcome dinner at Nepal's architecturally marvellous hotel

Your adventure begins as you land in the vibrant city of Kathmandu. Our team will greet you at the airport and transfer you to Dwarika’s Hotel near the airport. Dwarika’s is one of the oldest hotels that combines traditional Newari architecture with modern luxury and is ideal for those seeking heritage, comfort and an immersive cultural stay. Enjoy a warm welcome dinner in one of the restaurants in the hotel.

Meals Included: Dinner

Accommodation: The Dwarika’s Hotel

Day 2

Kathmandu - Lukla - Monjo

Heli flight from Kathmandu to Lukla 45 mins

A helicopter flight from Kathmandu to Lukla offers a breathtaking journey above lush valleys, terraced hills, and snow-capped peaks, with stunning aerial views of some towering peaks.

Trek from Lukla to Monjo 5 to 6 hrs | 12 kms (7.5 mi)

Highest point: Lukla at 2860m (9383ft) | Gain/drop: +604m/-638m (+1982ft/-2093ft)

We meet the rest of our crew, arrange our baggage, have breakfast, and embark on a journey to Monjo, passing exciting suspension bridges and tiny village settlements following the Koshi river.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Mountain Lodges of Nepal Monjo

Day 3

Monjo - Namche

Trek from Monjo to Namche 3.5 to 4 hrs | 6 kms (3.5 mi)

Highest point: Namche at 3440m (11286ft) | Gain/drop: +976m/-354m (+3202ft/-1161ft)

We walk northward along the banks of Koshi and reach the entry point of Sagarmatha National Park, from where the gruelling uphill awaits before we reach the amphitheater town of Namche, nestled perfectly atop a hill and welcomes you with cozy cafes and bakeries. Settle into your premium lodge and enjoy a well-earned rest.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Mountain Lodges of Nepal Namche

Day 4

Namche - Khumjung - Syangboche

Trek from Namche to Khumjung, and to Syangboche 4 to 5 hrs | 8 kms (5 mi)

Highest point: Syangboche at 3880m (12730ft) | Gain/drop: +490m/-127m (+1608ft/-417ft)

We take it slow and easy to the peaceful and serene settlement of Khumjung today. The green-roofed valley of Khumjung and Khunde offers several options to explore, including a monastery housing a (supposed) yeti scalp and a school established by Edmund Hillary. Upon reaching Syangboche, you’ll stay at the Everest View Hotel, one of the highest-altitude hotels in the world, where you can relax with a warm cup of tea while soaking in the majestic mountain scenery.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Hotel Everest View, Syangboche

Day 5

Heli flight over Everest Base Camp and land at Kalapathhar (at 5,550m)

Heli flight over EBC and land at Kalapathhar 5 to 6 hrs

Start your day with a breathtaking helicopter flight over Everest Base Camp and the Khumbu Glacier. Land at Kalapathhar (5,550m), the best viewpoint for a close-up of Everest. Feel on top of the world as you take in the stunning Himalayan panorama.

Breakfast at Hotel Everest View 1 hr

After soaking in the moment, board the helicopter back to Hotel Everest View for a lavish breakfast overlooking the mountains.

Heli flight to Kathmandu

After breakfast, we take a helicopter flight back to Kathmandu.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: The Dwarika’s Hotel

Day 6

Kathmandu Valley heritage sightseeing (UNESCO World Heritage Sites)

	Explore Swayambhunath Stupa Start your day at Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple), perched on a hilltop with panoramic views of Kathmandu. The sacred site is adorned with prayer flags, spinning prayer wheels, and serene Buddhist shrines, making it an ideal place for reflection.
	Explore Kathmandu Durbar Square, with museum and Kumari (Living Goddess) house Head to Kathmandu Durbar Square, a historical royal complex filled with intricately carved temples, courtyards, and palaces. Visit the Kumari Ghar, home to the Living Goddess Kumari, and witness the blend of ancient traditions and royal history and explore the Hanuman Dhoka Museum, offering insights into Nepal’s fascinating past.
	Drive to Bouddha, and explore Bouddhanath Stupa and nearby monasteries Drive to Bouddhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world, where you can observe Buddhist rituals and soak in the peaceful ambiance.
	Dinner with a view End your day with an exquisite rooftop dinner overlooking the illuminated Bouddhanath Stupa, enjoying delicious cuisine in a serene setting.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: The Dwarika’s Hotel

Day 7

Kathmandu - Nepalgunj - Bardia

Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj Airport 1 | hr (0 mi)

Trade the mountains for the jungle as you fly to Nepalgunj, the nearest airport to Nepal’s premier national park.

Drive to Burhan Wilderness Camps, Bardia. Visit Black Buck Sanctuary on the way 3 to 4 | hr (0 mi)

After getting to Nepalgunj airport, expect a bit more humidity than in Kathmandu as you are in the Terai region of Nepal. Then, you drive towards Burhan Wilderness Camps in Bardia, passing through lush forests and rural villages. En route, stop at the Black Buck Sanctuary, home to Nepal’s rare and endangered blackbucks.

River crossing to Burhan Wilderness Camps, sundowner and campfire

After getting to Burhan Wilderness Camps, you are greeted by the welcoming staff at Burhan. Burhan Wilderness Camps is a sustainable camp started with the motto of protecting wildlife and the local communities of Bardia. They set up camps only when there are guests coming in and it remains a wild playground on other occasions. Enjoy the sundowner with snacks, campfire and dinner with non-alcoholic drinks.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Burhan Wilderness Camps

Day 8

Explore Bardia - Into the Jungle!

Full day Jungle Safari inside Bardia National Park on jeep and foot 7 to 8 hrs

Enjoy a full-day jungle safari in Bardia National Park, combining jeep exploration and guided walks for the best wildlife encounters. Drive deep into the core jungle, tracking tigers, rhinos, and wild elephants, then explore on foot with expert naturalists. End the day with an unforgettable sunset over the wilderness.

A local Tharu feast and cultural experience at a local house in the village

After the jungle safari, immerse yourself in the rich traditions of the Tharu community with an exclusive cultural experience in the village. Upon arrival, receive a warm traditional welcome, where you’ll witness daily life of the Tharu community, from farming to craftwork. The Tharus usually live in a mud house and some of their special delicacies include Bagiya (steamed rice dumplings), Sidra (a pickle made of sun-dried fish and spices) and freshly grilled fish. The night comes alive with folk music and traditional Tharu dances, offering you a vibrant glimpse into their cultural heritage.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Burhan Wilderness Camps

Day 9

Wildlife Rafting in Karnali

Wildlife rafting and game drive in Karnali river

Drift along the pristine Karnali River on a wildlife rafting adventure, silently gliding through remote jungle corridors where tigers, rhinos, and wild elephants come to drink. After the rafting journey, hop into a safari jeep for a game drive along the riverbanks and into the dense forests of Bardia, increasing your chances of spotting elusive predators and rare wildlife in their natural habitat.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Burhan Wilderness Camps

Day 10

Jungle Safari

Full day Jungle Safari inside Bardia National Park on jeep and foot

Bush dinner in the wilderness

After the safari, indulge in an unforgettable dining experience under the open sky, surrounded by the raw beauty of Bardia’s untouched wilderness. The bush dinner combines adventure, nature, and exquisite local flavors to create a truly magical evening.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Burhan Wilderness Camps

Day 11

Bardia - Nepalgunj - Kathmandu

Leisure morning

Enjoy a relaxing, slow morning and breakfast by the river. Option for a short river safari.

Drive to the airport and fly to Kathmandu 2 | hrs (0 mi)

After breakfast, drive to the airport for your afternoon flight back to Kathmandu.

Farewell dinner

Upon arrival, settle into your hotel and enjoy some free time—explore the city or shop for souvenirs. In the evening, join a special farewell dinner, savoring authentic Nepali cuisine while reflecting on your incredible journey.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: The Dwarika’s Hotel

Day 12

Depature

Bhaktapur Durbar Square sightseeing

On your final day in Nepal, take a morning visit to Bhaktapur Durbar Square, a beautifully preserved ancient city known for its stunning temples, intricately carved palaces, and vibrant local culture. Stroll through the medieval alleys, visit the iconic Nyatapola Temple, and soak in the rich history of the place.

Departure

After the sightseeing tour, our team will transfer you to the airport for your departure flight, bidding you farewell with warm memories of your Himalayan adventure. Safe travels!

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch

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Accommodation & Logistics

Overnight accommodation included on this trip:

The Dwarika’s Hotel

Mountain Lodges of Nepal Monjo

Mountain Lodges of Nepal Namche

Hotel Everest View, Syangboche

Burhan Wilderness Camps

Sharing rooms Accommodation is on twin-sharing basis, which means there will be two people to a room. If you are travelling solo, we can assign a room partner (with someone of the same gender if you so prefer) or if you are travelling with someone you know, you can share the room with them. For families with kids, room allocation depends on your preference and room availability. A separate single room can be arranged for an additional charge – please find details in the Prices section above.

Battery Charging The charging station is usually at the reception area in the dining hall and each device is charged on a timely basis (e.g. USD 1-2 per hour). The rates are higher for more powerful devices (e.g. power bank, camera batteries, etc). A portable battery charger (15,000-20,000mAh) is highly recommended as it will allow you to charge your devices 3-4 times between recharging the battery pack at a teahouse.

Cellular Network For cell service, consider purchasing an international calling plan from your home cell service provider. Not only does this save you the hassle of searching for a local SIM card, but it also works just as effectively as the local networks. If you plan to get a sim card, Nepal Telecom (NTC) network works better in most areas compared to Ncell in most remote areas. Having said that, please bear in mind that the process of buying an NTC sim card is more time-consuming.

Wifi If you have a sim card or roaming service, you can buy an internet data pack. In several remote parts of Nepal, both the cell network and the internet can be patchy. Teahouses have local wifi installed in different parts of the Everest and Annapurna region. Rather than getting a prepaid card that they sell, we recommend purchasing wifi as per your need each night directly from the lodges. Please note that the internet can be very limited and slow.

Hot Showers Hot showers (solar/gas heated) are available for an extra fee. In elevations above 4000 meters, you only have the option of bucket shower.

Toilets Toilets are usually common to a floor and could either be western or squat style. In lower elevations, attached toilet options are available. However, the options get limited to shared toilets as we go higher (above 3000m/9850ft) and may not even have running water. Make sure to bring your own toilet paper and soap.

Transportation

Mountain Flights Mountain flights operate only in the mornings and will provide you with a scenic yet exhilarating experience. The mountain planes used in Nepal are Twin Otter with a capacity to accommodate around 18 passengers. Some of the common carriers are Summit, Tara, and Sita Air.

Vehicle We provide reserved private vehicles to drive you around for pick-ups and drop-offs as per the itinerary. The vehicle type (car, jeep, van, etc) will be allocated depending on the number of people and terrain.

Food & Water

Food Lunch and dinner are left out from price includes to give you full flexibility on meals, depending on your appetite and preference. The lodges have a decent selection of food and drink options. For vegetarians and vegans, or if you have any other dietary requirements, please let us know at the time of booking so we can make arrangements.

Water Carrying your own water bottle/ hydration pack is mandatory. It is always best to have a bottle (1.5-2 liters) and a thermal flask (1 liter or smaller) during the trek. You can refill your bottle with boiled or bottled drinking water available at lunch spots and hotels. We highly discourage buying plastic water bottles during the trek for environmental reasons.

Snacks to carry It is recommended to bring snacks (like chocolates, dry fruits, etc) and energy bars to munch on during the trek.

Shops along the way You will come across several well-stocked shops on the trails (especially in the lower elevations) to buy water, snacks and toiletries. There are also shops selling tea and beverages in between lunch stops.

Crew

Guide One lead guide and assistant guides (depending on the number of trekkers) will accompany you on the trek. All our team members are highly experienced in the mountains, with adequate trail knowledge and first-aid training. Feel free to reach out to the team for any kind of queries or emergencies as we leave no stone unturned to give you a great mountain experience.

Porter A porter is someone who carries your luggage. They are generally locals of the region and will accompany you directly on the day of your trek. The maximum weight one porter carries is 25kgs/55lbs.

Money

Extra Costs to Expect Possible expenses, other than meals, could be drinks, laundry, tipping, and shopping. Please make sure you have read the Prices section thoroughly so you know what you might need to pay for while travelling.

Emergency Fund Our trips are planned to the last detail. However, there might be unforeseen circumstances arising from factors beyond our control (like political unrest, strikes, bad weather, natural calamities, bad road conditions, airport closures, flight cancellations, etc). For this reason, please set aside Rs. 20,000 as reserve fund.

Currency You are advised to carry the local currency (Nepali rupees) for the trails, as all the service providers transact in rupees.

ATMS and Credit cards In most areas outside the cities, cash is the more reliable and widely accepted payment method. While you will have the option to pay by card at some hotels and eateries in popular towns, it’s important to note that card transactions can sometimes be unreliable. Additionally, you will be charged an extra 3-4% transaction fee on top of the amount if you choose to pay by card. As for ATMs, you will come across a few in major towns but we recommend you to carry enough cash during the trek.

Tipping A service charge with tips is included by most hotels and eateries in their bills. You are welcome to give some gratuities to the trekking crew if you like their service. A good reference is around USD 10-15 per day for the guides and USD 5-10 per day for the porters. Feel free to tip higher if you love their service. You can tip either in Nepali rupees or US dollars. Generally, you chip in money as a group and tip your guides and porters on the last day of your trek over dinner.

Cancellations and Refund In case of flight delays/cancellations due to bad weather or unforeseen circumstances, we will reschedule at no extra cost. However, any extra cost incurred and extra charges because of the changes, including but not limited to transportation, accommodation and food, will be the responsibility of the trekker.

Health & Safety

Altitude sickness

We take altitude sickness very seriously and all our itineraries are designed to go on a slow pace, covering short distances as we go higher. With the increase in every thousand meters, we stay an extra night at the same stop or place with a similar elevation to acclimatize our bodies to the altitude.

During the trek, we will also take precautions by staying hydrated, avoiding alcohol consumption, and going for acclimatization hikes as needed. Our guide will check your vitals with oximeter every evening during the trek so we know how your body is reacting to the changing elevation. If you see any symptoms of AMS or have a headache, please contact our guide immediately. In most cases, mild headaches can be tackled with food, hydration and rest. We don’t recommend diamox (pills for altitude sickness) but you can take it as precaution starting a day or two before the trek if you are coming from sea level.

Trail Safety

Our guide will have a well-equipped first-aid kit at all times. Please go through our equipment and medical checklist for better preparedness as the common problems like foot blisters and knee pain can be tackled with proper packing. If you have any pre-existing health conditions, kindly let us know when booking.

Pack your passport, flight tickets, phone, wallet, camera equipment, cash, and all your valuables in your day pack or waist belt. Please don’t bring or carry expensive items like jewellery etc or a large sum of cash while travelling for security reasons.

Insurance You must obtain travel insurance for the trek. This should cover emergency evacuation (including helicopter rescue) and medical expenses up to 5,500m (18,044ft) above sea level.

Drinking Water Water safety is very crucial as one can easily contract waterborne diseases, and you don’t want that. We recommend drinking only boiled water or using one of steriPEN, LifeStraw, or purification tablets during the trek.

Immunization The immunizations recommended before trekking in Nepal are Hepatitis A, Typhoid fever, and chickenpox. There’s no specific checking but it is for your own safety.

Emergency Contacts If you have any issues or emergencies while trekking, please contact the lead guide or anyone from the team. They will help you contact the nearby hospitals, transport, ambulance, police office, army checkpoints, embassy, and even facilitate rescue operations. We will also send you a list of relevant emergency contacts before the trip.

•	Free Wi-Fi	•	Room Service	•	Air Conditioning
•	Balcony	•	TV	•	Mini Bar
•	Private Bathroom	•	Hot Shower	•	Bathtub
•	Free Toiletries	•	Towels	•	Electric Blanket
•	Slippers	•	Power Socket	•	Electric Kettle
•	Daily Housekeeping

•	Restaurant and Bar	•	Child-friendly	•	Pet-friendly
•	Garden	•	Swimming Pool	•	Massage
•	Spa	•	Laundry	•	First Aid Kit
•	Fire Extinguisher	•	POS Machine	•	Outdoor Seating

•	Room Service	•	Private Bathroom	•	Hot Shower
•	Bathtub	•	Free Toiletries	•	Towels
•	Slippers	•	Power Socket	•	Hot Water Thermos
•	Daily Housekeeping

•	Room Service	•	Private Bathroom	•	Hot Shower
•	Free Toiletries	•	Towels	•	Electric Blanket
•	Slippers	•	Power Socket	•	Hot Water Thermos
•	Daily Housekeeping

•	Room Service	•	Private Bathroom	•	Hot Shower
•	Free Toiletries	•	Towels	•	Slippers
•	Hot Water Thermos	•	Daily Housekeeping

•	Restaurant and Bar	•	Terrace	•	Outdoor Seating
•	Mountain Views

	Accommodation 2 nights in Mountain Lodges of Nepal (comfort chain hotel) 1 night in Hotel Everest View 4 nights in Dwarika's Kathmandu 4 nights in Burhan Wilderness Camps
	Transportation 2 heli flights, including one over Everest Base Camp Kathamandu - Nepalgunj - Kathmandu flights Reserved vehicle as per the itinerary Airport pick ups and drop offs
	Food 11 breakfasts 11 lunches 11 dinners
	Crew An experienced guide and an assistant guide with medical kit Expert culture guides for heritage tours Experienced naturalists for jungle safaris Porters (to carry your luggage) on a sharing basis Salary, room, board, insurance and any expenses for all crew members
	Misc 13% Government taxes All heritage sites permits All National Park permits

•	Hiking Boots with a good grip
•	Rain gear (for you and your bag)
•	Comfortable hiking pants
•	Quick dry, breathable T-shirts
•	Windproof Jacket
•	Sleepwear
•	Trekking Socks (thick)
•	Underwear
•	Neck buff/ gaiter
•	Sun hat/cap

•	Downjacket
•	Thermals (top and bottom)
•	Fleece jacket
•	Sleeping bag
•	Sleeping bag liner
•	Gloves
•	Woolen hat/beanie

•	Day bag
•	Duffel bag (for porter)
•	Quick dry towel
•	Extra pair of shoes (preferably, slip-ons)
•	Water bottle or camel bladder (1.5 litres).
•	LifeStraw filter or purification tablets
•	Flask (for hot water)
•	Walking Poles
•	Sunglasses (Polarized, with good UV protection)
•	Locks for your backpack/luggage
•	Waist belt
•	A pair of binoculars
•	Trail snacks and energy bars

•	Head lamp (with extra batteries)
•	Camera with charger and extra batteries
•	Phone with charger
•	Power bank
•	Travel adapter (type C, D and M)

•	Sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)
•	Sanitizer
•	Wet wipes
•	Toiletries (incl toilet papers, soap, etc)
•	Personal first aid kit
•	Rehydration salts/tablets
•	Throat lozenges
•	Prescription Medications
•	Lipbalm (SPF 30 or above)

•	Passport with visa
•	A copy of Work ID (for expats)
•	A copy of Insurance papers
•	Permits (carried by guide)
•	Flight tickets (carried by guide)
•	Money
•	Credit Card

Everest Skyline and Bardia Safari Adventure

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