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Duration
18 Days
Max Altitude
5,545m
Group Size
2-12
Start/End
Lukla
Meals
Included
Accommodation
Tea Houses
Transport
Included
Best Season
Autumn, Spring
Elevation in meters above sea level
Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport. A representative from Candeo Himalaya Treks transfers you to the hotel. Trip briefing takes place upon your check in hotel.
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