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Lukla to Phakding - Day 1

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Lukla to Phakding - Day 1

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Lukla to Phakding - Day 1

Moderate

02:27

8.09km

3.3km/h

190m

420m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2.04 km

Mountain Scenery Near Lukla

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The view is wonderful. Slowly moving clouds give this view of the villages a natural beauty. The mountains are still overgrown with trees at an altitude of 3,000 m. It is remarkable how nature adapts to different circumstances.

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2.21 km

View from Cheplung

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Remember to take it easy and enjoy the sites. This is not a race.

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2.71 km

Cheplung Waterfall

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This is on the way to Namche right after Lukla. There is a small bridge to cross this. One can see people bathing in the waterfall.

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4.05 km

Suspension Bridge to Ghat (Chaurikharka Village)

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Typical Nepalese suspension bridge on the way to Chaurikharka

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4.15 km

Lodge with a view of the Himalayas

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Who would not want to stay in a comfortable lodge with this view? It is rewarded who lets his eyes wander from the feet of his fore-man into the surrounding …

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5.23 km

Chhuthawa Village

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Chhuthawa village, small and quaint on the way to Namche from Lukla. Options to pick up some water and snacks here! Beware of the donkeys and yaks passing through.

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5.82 km

Monastery Near Namche

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This monastry lies on the way to Namche. One can smell the incense sticks while passing it on the way.

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5.89 km

Mani Stone near Monjo

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Mani stones are stone plates, rocks and/or pebbles, carved or inscribed as a form of prayer in Tibetan Buddhism. Mani stones are intentionally placed along the roadsides and rivers or …

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6.17 km

Mani Stone Monument and Stupa

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Manisteine will meet you on your way again and again. According to the belief in Buddhism, these are stones with sacred texts of prayer formulas. Especially beautiful are those that …

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7.10 km