Client Reviews

This 10 day helicopter return base camp trek of Everest actually turned my dream trip into a reality. I liked the fact that we got time to settle down well in Namche and Dingboche to make the trek easy. The walking to Everest Base Camp and afterward using the helicopter to Kathmandu instead of the long walk back made it seem like the right combination of adventure and comfort.

The sofa-seated bus even made the long paths between Kathmandu and Pokhara and beyond to be very comfortable. I also enjoyed places such as Kagbeni and Ghami where I would have a taste of the local culture as I gradually climbed into the Mustang region.

This expedition was more than what one could think. It was also during the trip to Lukla to Base Camp that I got the opportunity to learn about the Sherpa culture, the amazing views and feel the adrenaline rush that comes along with trekking at high altitudes. The guides were supportive and ensured the group was safe and motivated particularly in the long day to Base Camp and back to Gorakshep. I also liked the way the itinerary had balanced the trekking days and the acclimatization days. The viewing of Everest through the Kalapatthar was the best of all the trips. I would suggest this trek to those who are adventure lovers and wish to cross out one of the greatest trekking experiences in the world.

It is a mix of scenic jeep trips with traditional trekking which will be ideal to the person who experiences a smoother ride to the Everest Base Camp. Thamdanda road approach is time-saving, but the journey still includes such iconic landmarks as Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, and Kalapatthar.

It happened that you woke up in Kathmandu, and in a few hours you found yourself in the shadow of Mount Everest. The pilot indicated mountains that I had only read, and I could barely take in the beauty of it all. The best news? No queues, no traffic-jams, it is just me, the mountains, and the breakfast of my dreams, which is more beautiful than any postcard.

When I booked the Package, I was afraid to think of a road trek, but the Three High Passes Trek by road is way more epic than a thrilling flight to Lukla!!! Going to Salleri on a Jeep ride was quite enthralling, with stylish valley views. The High Passes were very tough but striking at the same time: the landscapes were stunning. I still have to remind myself of the morning when the day breaks over the Kalapatthar–the Everest looks like a golden lamp. I never expected to see prayer flags freely hanging over Renjo La Pass and feel so calm and at ease. I have never thought of a memorable moment in my life. All credit goes to Green Valley Nepal Trek and the Team. I am grateful for their help throughout the whole journey.

It was a dream come true. The flight to Lukla was exciting but it was the beginning of the journey at the Namche Bazaar trail. I made friends with other trekkers sharing hot tea and stories in teahouses. Arriving at Base Camp seemed magical, one was walking into a history. It was not a trek but a pilgrimage to the top of the world.

This 14 days Everest Base Camp Trek was a life changing experience. Trekking in Tengboche, Dingboche and Lobuche were all relevant to the final destination being the Everest Base Camp (5364m). My best experience was certainly the climb to Kalapatthar (5644m); the sunrise above Everest stunned me into silence. The combination of trekking, acclimatization, and stunning scenery made the itinerary an ideal balance of difficulty and amazement. This journey ended in a memorable way by going back through Pangboche and Namche.