If you haven’t already done so from your nation, you must get the entry visa when you arrive at the airport. One of our representatives will be there to meet you at the arrivals gate. Then, after driving you to the hotel, you may rest and unwind there.

We will finish all required steps, such as getting permissions and other paperwork, the following day. We’ll also get ready for the adventure. You will be given a briefing to explain the technical details of the Expedition. In the evening, you might go shopping and sightseeing.

We will go to the airport after an early-morning meal and take a quick flight to Tumlingtar, the deepest valley in Nepal. The entrance to Makalu Barun National Park is located in the Sankhuwasabha district in Tumlingtar. From there, we’ll meet up with the rest of the team and travel for around four to five hours to Num, a tiny village in Nepal’s Koshi area. We’ll spend the night in a tent camp there.

After spending the night in Num, we started walking towards Sheduwa. Prior to ascending the deep forests and tiny communities, we first drop steeply for two and a half hours to reach the Neguwa River with a suspension bridge. We get to see the beautiful terraced fields with crop plantations. Later, we arrive at the Makalu Conservation Area checkpoint, where we must get entrance permits.

The route from Sheduwa to Tashi gaon is simple since it requires just flat terrain through shrubs with a few brief ascents. We finally arrive in Tashigaon, a sizable Sherpa community adorned with prayer flags, after nearly four hours of walking. We’ll erect our camp and spend the night there.

The journey from Tashi Gaon to Khongma is an arduous ascent through rhododendron and pine tree woods. A ridge called Kongma La has only one tea house on it. Thus, we erect a tent camp and spend the night there. Enjoy the food that our chefs and cooks have prepared.

We travel from Khongma to Mumbuk via a route that initially climbs until we get at a stunning lake called “Kalo Pokhari,” which means “a black lake,” at 4004 m, and then falls to get to Mumbuk.

As the path leaves Mumbuk, it becomes more challenging and adventurous since it goes through a zone where landslides are common. The routes climb through woodlands and meadows in their final sections. the breathtaking views of Mt. Tutse, Peak 7 (6185 m), Isuwa La (5340 m), as well as many other summits. The Kharka is a lovely area for camping and contains pastureland.

We climb up to the Lower Base Camp of Mount Makalu from Nehe Kharka. From the base camp, you can see Mt. Makalu (8481 m), Baruntse (7152 m), Kali Himal (6985 m), Chamlang (7390 m), and Makalu II (7640 m). Two additional days at the lower base camp will be used for acclimatization and expedition planning.

We trek up to the upper base camp, which is located at around 5600 m, after acclimatizing in the lower base camp.

The expedition to the fabled Mt. Makalu will then begin. Before the Summit Push, we’ll make many circuits around the upper camps. The fixed ropes will be installed all along the route by our group of Sherpas. For training and acclimatization, we will erect higher camps and switch between them frequently. We eventually make our way to the Summit Push when the conditions are right and everyone is in good shape. On Summit Day, we get an early start to go to the summit in time to see the magnificent Sunrise. By the conclusion of Day 42, we will have spent some time at the Summit, descended to the lower camps, and arrived at Base Camp.

Prestige strongly adheres to ecotourism and ethical travel. As a result, we make care to remove all of the waste and garbage we generated while we were at the Camp and higher camps before we leave. We tidy up the Base Camp and get ready to head back to Yangle Kharka.

Our route back to Yangle Kharka is retraced through the challenging track. After that, we’ll spend the night in Yangle Kharka’s tent camp.

We follow the same route back to Yangle Kharka through landslide-scarred scenery. We eventually arrive at Khongma to set up camp after traveling for 4-5 hours.

We follow the same way over landslide-prone terrain back to Yangle Kharka. We finally arrive at Khongma to set up tent after traveling for almost four hours.

The Sheduwa to Num path begins with a hard descent before ascending to the destination. We reach Num after traveling through a little bamboo forest and a few little settlements. We will meet up with our team in Num, travel to Khandbari, and spend the night at a motel.

We have breakfast and then head to Tumlingtar airport after spending the night in Khandbari. When we return to Kathmandu, we will take a flight and stay at a hotel.

Thamel, a bustling tourist district in Kathmandu where you can get whatever you desire, is a great place to unwind. You may go shopping, eat at a good restaurant, have a spa treatment, do some laundry, and a lot more. In addition, there are several more attractions in Kathmandu, including as Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath, Bouddhanath Stupa, Basantapur, Bhaktapur, Patan, and others. With one of our city guides, you may have a sightseeing tour of these sites. In the evening, we shall unite for the goodbye meal.

It’s time to say goodbye if you haven’t signed up for any other Add-ons Adventure packages. Three hours before your scheduled departure, one of our agents will drop you off at the airport.