Kathmandu in Winter

Altitude Himalaya    

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Altitude Himalaya is a unique concept with a team of holiday designers who believes in quality services to accommodate the travelers 360 degrees need with tour customization and …
Altitude Himalaya is a unique concept with a team of holiday designers who believes in quality services to accommodate the travelers 360 degrees need with tour customization and customization. Altitude Himalaya’s dedicated and experienced team members believe not only in doing business but making a difference in one’s life with magnificent travel experience within the region of Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet.

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Nov 20, 2023
An absolutely unique experience, don't miss! But inform yourself well about itinerary options (wether you prefer more hiking or the cultural aspects like temples or local handicraft). With our tour w…Full review by Reisewombat001
Apr 10, 2023
We booked with Altitude Himalaya for a customized Nepal Holiday Trip, 7 days 8 nights. Kiran was very professional and thorough and stayed in contact with us throughout the trip to ensure we were hap…Full review by Karen P
Mar 18, 2023
We booked with altitude Himalaya just via whatsapp and they made all the arrangements as agreed with excellent service We had once in a lifetime experience of flying in ultralight through the Annap…Full review by asifrahimanayyaril
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hi, I am doing the EBC trek in November…. what type of sleeping bag would you people recommend? when I done …
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hi, I am doing the EBC trek in November…. what type of sleeping bag would you people recommend? when I done the Annapurna trek last November I purchased a bag in Kathmandu . it more or less fell apart half ways through the trek..so im going to pay the extra money on a good bag before I leave Ireland.t nx in advance.
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Hello, If you were purchase a good bag last time than that would be enough for EBC in November. During November there will be pretty warm and a sleeping bag which can work around -5 …
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Hello, If you were purchase a good bag last time than that would be enough for EBC in November. During November there will be pretty warm and a sleeping bag which can work around -5 to -10 is good enough. But your bag should be in a good condition, apart from that you can rent a bag in Kathmandu for short term.
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Answer by Kiran N · Jan 26, 2020
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Hello, A friend and I are planning on doing the Everest Base Camp (EBC) with a possibility of climbing Island Peak (IP) …
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Hello, A friend and I are planning on doing the Everest Base Camp (EBC) with a possibility of climbing Island Peak (IP) in May 2020. I’m trying to figure out what the best cost-value would be for us to do this trek. Since we are in athletic shape, our idea would be to obtain our own permits for the trek/climb (I don’t believe these are difficult or too expensive to obtain), hire a guide to meet us at EBC to start IP, pay the overweight baggage fee for round trip flight from Kathmandu to Lukla (since we would bring our own climbing gear and the weight limit is 10kg), then trek to EBC carrying our own stuff. We’d rather not spend $3,000-$6,000 for all-inclusive package deal if we are able to carry our own gear. I’ve read on a Trip Advisor forum one could negotiate paying $600-$800/person for a guide to meet you at EBC and take you to the summit of IP. Is this plan feasible? Any logistical issues/estimates I’m missing? Thoughts? Thanks -Jeremy
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Hey mate Straight up you are going to have an amazing time. EBC can be done solo for sure, however you should be wary of altitude sickness and and the onset of bad weather which …
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Hey mate Straight up you are going to have an amazing time. EBC can be done solo for sure, however you should be wary of altitude sickness and and the onset of bad weather which can happen pretty quickly With regards to Island Peak, you can actually hire a guide and porter from Dengboche or chuckung not from EBC Also you can hire all your climbing gear from these villages rather than bringing your own. It’s relatively cheap. The cost for Island peak is around the $US750 mark, this includes the guide, porter and climbing permit. If this is your first time I would suggest hiring a guide and porter for the entire trip, that would cost around $US2300, which would include accomodation, food, guide porter and climbing equipment needed. Also at peak times, which is when you are going the accomodation bookings has changed and is quite complex, you can’t just rock up at a tea house anymore, and at that time of the year they get booked out pretty quickly. Not sure who quoted you the $6000 mark, that’s way to much. I’m happy to suggest reliable trekking agencies should you wish, just send me a PM. Good luck on your trip, I’ve been there 3 times and am planing a fourth
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Answer by Ray S · Nov 27, 2019
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What is the Annapurna Circuit Trek?
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The Annapurna Circuit Trek is considered one of the world's finest long-distance treks. It's a trail nestled within the Annapurna mountain range of central Nepal. This...
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