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I have booked the Lobuche Peak Climbing and Everest Base camp Trekking trip with Footprint Adventure. Communication with Sharan regarding this trip has been very courteous, professional, and responsive.

Team was amazing they were attentive and anticipated every need. Trip to Lobuche and Everest base Camp was beyond wildest dream.

I would’nt hesitate to book with them again and would highly recommend Footprint Adventure 

Madhav has been the greatest to work with through Footprint Adventure. He provided all the information we asked for and responded to us quickly. I heartily urge anyone considering this trek to book them. You won't be dissatisfied. Krishna, our trek guide, and our porter both did an excellent job. Sadly, I got sick and couldn't complete the trek, but our guide remained with me the entire time and checked on me every day. He was entertaining, knowledgeable, and took care to show us the splendor of the walk. Although though we were unable to finish it, Krishna allowed me to see some incredible sights along the route. If we were to return in a year, I would without a doubt ask for the same guide and porter. We had a great sense of security and comfort with Footprint Team, and they did a great job getting me back to Lukla in a helicopter. I can honestly say that it was the most breathtaking helicopter ride of my life. Once again, I want to thank you for a fantastic trek and Madhav for always keeping an eye on us. You are incredible!

T was amazing time in Nepal thanks to Footprint and their perfect guids. They were sooo nice and the whole trip was managed perfectly. All our desires were fulfilled. Thanks to Madhav who did the best for us. I met so many great people and we had so much fun every single day. All the places we stayed were very good with delicious food. I decided to choose Footprint adv.for my next trip sa well. Can not wait to be there.Thank you for everything dear Team ♥️Tatiana

Footprint Adventure had arranged our helicopter excursion to Muktinath temple to adore God Vishnu. It had been my long-term goal to visit one of the 108 Divyadeshams.
Our heli trips to Muktinath began at Pokhara airport. While flying to Muktinath temple, we saw several mountains, jungles, and villages.
We had some time after landing to tour the temple and its surroundings. We took a bath and paid our respects to Lord Shiva. My wife was overjoyed at the time. Thank you for all of your help. We strongly advise everyone to fly over the mountains at least once in their lives. It's well worth it.

Thank you so much Footprint Adventure for the amazing experience! The whole team is very professional and cares about making sure you‘re safe and happy. It was the best Adventure of my lifetime

The journey starts at Lukla on day 1 with an enthusiastic heart and ends at the same place with a rather fulfilled smile. As it was off-season, fewer than usual were accompanying me on this journey. Gasping for breath in pins-and-needles cold,I can remember the moment very clearly. The very thing that had me moving was the will of my heart and the astounding views of mountains. A musty bed of limited comfort, led me to the question, of whether I am really worth it to do the Everest Base Camp trek.Namche,The day I lost my total energy and hope, my body was exhausted and was slowly shutting down my energy. My physical condition made even the guide doubt my steps but he supported me the most.Day 8 turned out to be a challenge of steep inclines. One thing i should definitely wants to make a mark about, After just spending the last 9 days hiking up to this point, the stay at the Research Center which is known for its location as the world's highest and it was more than luxurious. Despite this, I trudged on as, after all, I was en route to the tallest mountain in the world. Thoughts of having a hot shower, pizza, and beer plagued my mind as I shivered and powered through the last stretch before reaching Everest Basecamp. As the walk started to begin on glaciers, the feeling I had was bliss. I could hear the voice of water flowing through them in the valley. The wind was howling and the sun was looming behind a few clouds. The air was thin (I guess that’s what happens when you’re 5,364M above sea level at "Everest Base Camp")How did I, from a low altitude, end up traversing through -20°C weather just to get to a mountain?Sure, it’s been on my bucket list for as long as I can remember, but when you’re that high up and cold, all of a sudden bucket list dreams seemed irrelevant.Just as I was about to start questioning my life choices, I saw the majestic Khumbu Icefalls, indicating that we were finally near our destination.The last day was considerably painful but it faded away like dust in a storm when a rock saying 5364 M was visible to me. That was the first-ever moment where my happiness was immeasurable after hugging a rock. An Unparalleled view was given to me at the summit ofEverest base camp. In my extensive search for a company to lead a walking/hiking trip, my main criterion was to select the one that was least like a big organized tour and most like independent travel. I definitely succeeded in my selection.Hats off to the Footprint's adventure and Everest Base Camp team, especially the guide Mr.Sharan Karki, he is more than a guide or a trek lead, the great lengths they took to keep me safe made sure I traveled back safely in mind and body. The food was excellent given the circumstances..there was no compromise. It wasn't like I was walking with a stranger. It felt like a home when I was on a trek with this person "SRK". Waiting to travel with the team who could make it happen again.