Arrival in Kathmandu, introduction, check-in at the hotel. You will have the opportunity to relax after the journey, and then we will go to dinner at the famous historical restaurant at the Yak and Yeti Hotel. Evening walk around Kathmandu and off to bed - we have an early flight tomorrow!

Today we have an amazing day - we are waiting for a flight to the highest peak of the world, the grandiose Everest. We'll fly through valleys and inaccessible rocky canyons, through several climatic zones, to reach Sagarmatha National Park and then to the majestic Khumbu Glacier. We will have several disembarks, first stopping at the panoramic Everest View Hotel for breakfast and coffee overlooking the “Roof of the World”. Then we will fly to the top of Kala Patar, from where one can see almost the best view available to a person without special mountaineering training. From there you have a stunning view of three eight-thousanders: Everest, Lhotse and Nuptse. From the examination room they will all be at your fingertips. Then we get into the helicopter again and fly over the Cho La pass (5420 meters) and go to the incredible turquoise lakes of Gokyo. Above them rises the peak of Gokyo Ri, from where you can see the fabulous colors of Lake Gokyo and another eight-thousander - Makalu. We go down, have lunch and head back to Kathmandu to digest these incredible emotions.

The second famous location of our tour is the Annapurna Sanctuary, the legendary abode of the Hindu god Shiva. This place is located in a beautiful mountain amphitheater, surrounded on all sides by gigantic snowy peaks. We will walk between the peaks of Annapurna, each of which will take your breath away. We will see the divinely beautiful Machapuchre peak - along with the Matterhorn in Switzerland, considered one of the most beautiful peaks on the planet. We will visit the stupa installed here, dedicated to the famous Soviet climber Anatoly Boukreev. Then we leave Annapurna Base Camp and fly back to Kathmandu through evergreen jungles and dense tropical forests.

Our third flight is to the famous settlement of Manang, located at an altitude of 3400 meters above sea level. It offers some of the best views in the Himalayas. You will have a few hours in Manang, and the opportunity to spend time based on your physical fitness. We will climb to an ancient stupa rising on the rocks above the village. There lives an old ascetic nun who will bless us on a safe journey. From her home, where we will be treated to herbal tea according to the old Nepalese tradition, incredible views of the Annapurna massif open up. For those who are not ready for a long climb, you can organize a visit to the oldest Buddhist monastery in the region, located 30 minutes on foot from the village. After lunch at one of the guest houses in the village, we head back to Kathmandu.
(*In case of bad weather on one of the days, the routes of the 3rd and 4th days can be carried out on the same day, since these locations are located next to each other. The time spent at the locations does not decrease!*)

Today we have a spare day in Kathmandu in case of bad weather and non-flights. The most interesting places in the capital of Nepal await you - we will go to the city of ancient masters Bhaktapur, famous for its unique wood carvings and temples, climb to the Swayambhunath temple on the top of the hill, which offers stunning views of the whole of Kathmandu, and then go to watch the sunset in a cafe above the stupa Buddhanath is the place where, according to legend, Siddhartha Gautama, the last Buddha, is buried. In the evening we head to Third Eye, a restaurant serving amazing local and Indian cuisine, to celebrate the end of our adventure.

Our journey has come to an end, it's time to get ready to go home. But if you wish, you can extend your stay in Nepal and go to one of the many interesting locations.