Trip Facts
Destination
Nepal
Difficulty
Moderate
Duration
14 Days
Accommodation
3 star hotel and Lodge
Max People
1 - 20 Pax +
Max Altitude
5,640m
Activities
Trekking & Hiking
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner during the trek
Vehicle
Private tourists Vehicle Car, Bus and Flight
morning views from Kalapather
Kalapther the view point of EBC Trek - Clients enjoying views from Kalapather
Himalayas Churten with Mt. Ama Dablam on the way to Pangboche from Tangboche
Heading to Everest Base Camp explore from Gorekshep
Everest Base Camp
Everest Base Camp Trek 2024, 2025 - EBC Trekking
EBC Night
Clients enjoying with pictures in Everest Base Camp
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$1475 USD
$1285 USD
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Trip Highlights
- Land and take off from one of the highest airports in the world, at Lukla (2846 m).
- The one and only intimidating view of the world’s tallest mountain.
- Experience the lifestyle and traditions of the Sherpas.
- Experience the breathtaking view from Kalapatthar.
- Visit the oldest and biggest Buddhist Tengboche monastery.
- Wide view of all major Khumbu peaks including Nuptse (7879 m), Puari (7145 m), Khumbutse (6623 m), Changtse (7550 m), and Lingtren (6695 m).
Overview Of Everest Base Camp Trek (14 Days)
Trekking in the high Himalayas of Nepal is the ultimate adventure for trekkers all around the world. 8 out of the top 14 tallest peaks in the world are in Nepal, if that does not excite trekkers we are not sure what will. Among them, Mt. Everest is undoubtedly the most famous since it is the tallest peak stretching up to the height of 29,029 ft. Being the most popular peak, it attracts a lot of visitors and admirers who do not shy away from undertaking the Everest Base Camp trek (EBC trek).
The Everest Base Camp (5364 m /17598ft) is a little settlement located at Khumbu Icefall’s base serving as a starting point for the Everest climb. Stretching for hundreds of meters over the Khumbu Glacier, this area is only accessible via a walking trail or helicopter ride. Since EBC is literally standing atop a moving glacier, you will not find any permanent housing structure; everyone up there is supposed to sleep in insulated tents.
Reaching the base of the top of the world is high enough for itself. The base camp is at an elevation of 5364 meters which makes it one of the highest trekking experiences in the world. Viewing the mighty Mt. Everest with your own eyes is definitely a once in a lifetime moment where you are in complete awe that such a thing exists.
The longer you look at it, the more you get captivated. You truly feel tiny, and your problems seem very unworthy when you stand in front of this giant peak that is mesmerizing yet intimidating at the same time. This Everest Base Camp Trek is not a challenge that you need to conquer but rather a journey to conquer yourself. It’s a testament to your will, your strong adventure sense, and your capabilities.
Many people mistake the Everest Base Camp Trek to be easy since you do not actually have to summit the Everest peak, but that is not the case. The majority of the trekkers who have been to EBC say that they underestimated how challenging this trek would be.
To clear things up, the EBC trail is not that difficult; people with no technical trekking skills can go on this trek. What makes this trip difficult is the altitude. You will be spending 2 nights above 5000 meters elevation, and above the 4000 mark, you will be able to feel the difference in air as the oxygen thins out.
The freezing temperature paired with the exhaustion of walking snow-covered trail for days is really a challenge. It’s not that the trail is difficult; it’s these small things that add up to make it a challenge for the trekkers. With that being said, let’s go over the details of our Everest Base Camp Trek package.
Outline Itinerary of Everest Base Camp Trek
Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu (TIA) airport, Transfer to Hotel. Day 02: Flight from Kathmandu / Manthali to Lukla and trek to Phakding. Day 03: Phakding to Namche Day 04: Namche acclimatization and Hiking day to Hotel Everest View point Day 05: Namche to Tengboche Day 06: Tengboche to Dingboche Day 07: Dingboche acclimatization; explore around. Day 08: Dingboche to Lobuche Day 09: Lobuche to Gorakshep - Trek to Everest Base Camp and back to Gorakshep Day 10: Gorakshep Hike to Kalapatthar - Trek down to Pangboche Day 11: Pangboche to Namche Day 12: Namche to Lukla Day 13: Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu / Manthali airport, Transfer to Hotel. Day 14: Final departure to your destination or extend your trip.Detail Itinerary
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Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu (TIA) airport, Transfer to Hotel.
As you arrive at the International Airport of Kathmandu, our representative will greet you and take you to the already booked hotel in the capital, where you can relax a little after the flight.
After your good rest at your hotel, our guide will meet you, introduce each other, and give you a quick final briefing about your trek and explain your next-day plans to fly from Kathmandu to Lukla or from Manthali.
Then you can take a walk around the surrounding area. Dine in one of the charming restaurants of the city.
Max altitude
1350m/4429.134 ft.
Duration
30 minutes drive
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
3-Star Hotel02
Day 02: Flight from Kathmandu / Manthali to Lukla and trek to Phakding.
After having a delightful breakfast in the morning, we will make our way to the domestic airport. Our driver will pick you up from your hotel along with the guide and drop you off at the airport.
We will be traveling to Lukla by air, this will be your first step towards the Everest Base Camp Trek. This travel cost is also included in our 14 days Everest base camp trek package.
One thing to remember is the fact that even though Lukla and Kathmandu are not that far from each other, there is quite a difference in weather conditions. It could be all bright and sunny in Kathmandu but cloudy and rainy in Lukla which can delay flights. This is a recurring case since rain is more common in the Lukla region.
After we reach the Lukla airport, we will start trek to Phakding shortly after. Phakding is a beautiful little village in the Khumbu region that serves as a starting point for the 14 days Everest base camp trek route. Located at a height of 2640 meters, Phakding offers a picturesque village filled with traditional Nepalese houses and lush green hills all around.
Note: During the peak travel season of the Everest base camp trek (spring and autumn), the domestic airport at Kathmandu can become a bit too full, delaying flights, and boarding, and even completely halting everything. To tackle this problem, we will have to travel to Ramechhap and fly to Lukla from the Ramechhap airport. It will take us around 4 hours of drive to get to Ramechhap.
Max altitude
Lukla: 2860 m/ 9383.202 ft. | Phakding 2640 m/ 8661.4173 ft.
Duration
30-minute flight / 3.5 hours walk
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel03
Day 03: Phakding to Namche
The distance from Phakding to Namche is 9 kilometers, but since we will be trekking through forests, steep trails, and suspension bridges, it will take us quite some time to work our way up there. We will pass through a number of settlements along the way before reaching our destination of Namche Bazar.
The village of Namche Bazar is the hotspot of the Khumbu region. It is truly a lovely place, full of color and with a beautiful view of the Kongde Ri peak in its backdrop. Most people are unaware of this, but Namche Bazar has an airport of its own. Located on a nearby hill overseeing the town of Namche, the Syangboche Airport is no longer operational but receives cargo from Russian helicopters every once in a while.
Namche Bazar serves as a hub for trekkers to stay the night and acclimatize themselves to the change in elevation level. The town offers many cafes with good internet facilities, restaurants, cafes, ATMs, and also pubs, which are probably the highest one of its kind and also the most remotely located one.
This town is relatively cold and has an average temperature of 3.2℃ and 6.1℃ in March and April respectively, the best time for the Everest Base Camp trek.
Max altitude
3440 m/11286 ft.
Duration
5-6 hours walk
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel04
Day 04: Namche acclimatization and Hiking day to Hotel Everest View point
Today acclimatization day in Namche, there are plenty things to around Namche Bazaar so, you do not rest but go on short hikes or explore around Namche Bazaar and walk to visitor center, Sherpa Culture Museum to learn about Sherpa cultural and history, climbers, and the flora and wildlife of the region.
If you prefer shorter hikes, after breakfast, you will start the gentle hike up to Everest view point hotel which is around two hours away from Namche and you can see the view of Mt. Everest, Lhoste, Nupste, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kongde peak and other peaks with drinks and coffees.
After you take some time there, you will returning back to Namche Bazaar. Afternoon you can explore the markets, old houses and drink at the Isrish pup or Hungry Yak. The
The town offers many cafes with internet facilities, lodges, and also an Irish pub, which is probably the highest one of its kind and also the most remotely located one.
Max altitude
3,880 m/12,794 ft.
Duration
Approx. 5 hours walk
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel05
Day 05: Namche to Tengboche
Today our Trek by heading to Tengboche. The trek between these two points is quite challenging Kyangjuma to Phungi Thanga keep you descending the routes and after you cross a suspension bridge gain some elevation uphill to reach Tengboche but the beautiful views and spiritualism will make up for it.
Tengboche village is actually named after the Tengboche monastery, which is the oldest and largest monastery in all of Khumbu. Among the most scenic places in the region, this village is surrounded by high Himalayas, including Lhotse, Kangtega, Thamserku, and Ama Dablam.
This village is home to many Sherpa families and has a rich cultural significance as it is one of the original villages of the Sherpa people. The village houses monasteries and traditional Sherpa homes that offer a glimpse into the lives of these mountain people. It is also a place where many devotees seek spiritual enlightenment by engaging in the local rituals.
For the time being, you can engage with the local people. They are generally friendly and will welcome you wholeheartedly. You can learn about lives in these remote regions by listening to their stories. You can also indulge in a relaxing walk surrounded by alpine trees on the Tengboche Nature Trail.
One of the most popular attractions of Tengboche is the Phunki Tenga Hot Springs, where you can take a warm dive in the refreshing waters of the natural hot spring. On the next morning, be sure to wake up early and get a glimpse of the sunrise, which is absolutely beautiful.
The average temperature range in this region is 10℃ to 15℃ during the summer season, while the average temperature range during the winter is -12℃ to -20℃. Your 6th night of the Everest base camp trek will be spent in Tengboche.
Max altitude
3860 m /12664 ft.
Duration
5 hours walk
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel06
Day 06: Tengboche to Dingboche
This is another best place to wake up early in the morning with the spectacular view of mountains surrounding you. Leaving the Tengboche village behind, you first descend the trails into the forest while passing the small town of Deboche. This village is another option to stay overnight while trekking in the Everest region.
Along the way, Mt. Amadablam will be smiling on our right side. We will pass through Imja River, chortens, stupas, Pangboche villages, tea houses, and people working on their farms. Pretty much easier trail, and after crossing Pheriche pass, a gentle uphill, which makes you feel like now you are adjusting to the altitude.
Dingboche is actually the last Sherpa village in the Khumbu region; moving forward, we will not find any other Sherpa village in the Khumbu region. Only a couple hundred people live in this village. Most of the people in the region rely on tourism as their main source of income.
Dingboche is a popular acclimatization spot for trekkers and is open to travelers all year round. However, during the winter season, heavy snowfall can make it too cold for some people to bear. Especially those that are rarely exposed to cold temperatures.
This village offers a great view of multiple peaks, including Lhotse, Tawache, Island Peak, Pumori, and Ama Dablam. You will not be able to see Mt. Everest from this village. The village also has a helipad, and you can choose to travel by helicopter directly to this village if you want to.
We will be staying at Dingboche for the night and the following day.
Max altitude
4410 m / 14468 ft.
Duration
5-6 hours walk.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel07
Day 07: Dingboche acclimatization; explore around.
Today is your second acclimatization day at Dingboche Actually, these days are not held not for rest but ram around and let your body settle down with the current elevation.
On this day you might choose to explore around Dingboche village or you can hike to Nangkartshang Hill, located at 5121 m/16801.181 ft. It is approximately a 4 hours walk to see the beautiful panoramic views of Mt. Thamseku, Mt. Ama Dablam, Lobuche east, Lobuche west, Kangtega and Taboche peak.
Alternately, you can hike towards Chukhung Valley; the path leads to Island Peak with beautiful views of Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lotse, and other surrounding peaks.
Max altitude
4410 m / 14468 ft.
Duration
4 hours walk
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse08
Day 08: Dingboche to Lobuche
Today your trek takes you from Dingboche village to Lobuche, the second-highest village on this route. The trek begins with a climb through the Khumbu Khola valley to Dughla. Heading out of the village, you take a left turn and ascend through the ridge above the Pheriche village.
The trials take you up to a wide valley for a few hours, and you can see the small yet beautiful town of Dughla on the other side of the river. The path leads to the place by crossing through the bridge.
The trails from here onwards are tricky as you will be climbing zigzag to Dughla Pass, on the top where you can see the many memorials with praying flags and stones with small stupas known as ‘Mane’ in remembrance of climbers and sherpas who passed way during the Everest Expeditions.
You will then arrive at the path that connects Gokyo Lake and Cho-La Pass. You can get beautiful views of peaks like Khumbuste (6,636 m), Lingtren (6,749 m), and Pumori (7,161 m), then following the steam, you enter Lobuche village.
Max altitude
4955 m /16256 ft.
Duration
5-6 hours walk
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel09
Day 09: Lobuche to Gorakshep - Trek to Everest Base Camp and back to Gorakshep
The trail leads toward Gorekshep after breakfast in Lobuche. This is going to be the finest day of your 14-day Everest Base Camp trek, when you will visit the significant highlight of this trek, ‘Everest Base Camp.’. Before reaching EBC, you hike to Gorakshep first; it will take between 2 and 3 hours, which is closest to EBC itself, the last and highest village on this trail.
While walking on the way, the board valley that lies parallel to the Khumbu Glacier with the rocky path. As you keep moving up, the views of Mt. Pumori, Mt. Nupste, and other peaks will appear, and you will reach Gorekshep and stop for lunch, drop your bag at the lodge, and then begin your trek to Everest Base Camp. It will take approximately 3 to 3.5 hours to reach Everest Base Camp from Gorekshep. Reaching the EBC, you are welcomed by the beautiful sight of Mt. Everest and surrounding peaks. The spectacular, stunning views gifted by nature. You will spend some time and take pictures before returning to Gorakshep.
After visiting EBC You will make your way back to Gorakshep; you have an early dinner as you need wake up early the next day for Kalapather hike.
Max altitude
5364 m / 17598 ft.
Duration
5-6 hours walk
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel10
Day 10: Gorakshep Hike to Kalapatthar - Trek down to Pangboche
After a peaceful night, you will start your hike considerably earlier than usual for nature’s best gifts of this region: a breathtaking sunrise panorama from Kalapather with the golden color of Mt. Everest (8848m.), Nuptse (7879 m), Puari (7145 m), Khumbutse (6623 m), Changtse (7550 m), and Lingtren (6695 m) and a bunch of other Himalayas, the glaciers, and the icefall. You can spend your relish and embrace moments. These memories are priceless, so capture them on your devices.
After spending some time in Kalapather, you will be returning to Gorekshep and have your breakfast. You pack your bags and begin the journey down to Pangboche, where you can visit the oldest monastery in the region, which contains the scalp and bones of a Yeti.
Max altitude
Kalapather: 5,644 m/18517.06037 ft. | Pangboche: 3,910 m/ 12828.084 ft.
Duration
6-7 hours walk
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel11
Day 11: Pangboche to Namche
Today you will be descending your way down to Namche from Pangboche. The trail leads from the riverbank to cross the Imja Khole suspension bridge and then continues to Tengboche. After descending from Tengboche to Phungi Thanga, cross the Dhudh Khosi River’s suspension bridge.
Trails take you continuously to Namche Bazaar (3440m), we pass via Tashinga, Sanas, and Kyangjuma village.
On this day, the path takes you through several steep declines and crosses many forests, rivers, and villages.
Max altitude
3440m / 11286 ft.
Duration
5-6 hours walk
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel12
Day 12: Namche to Lukla
The steep descending same route continues to Lukla. Today is your final day of your trek in the Everest region.
Following the trials, you will reach a rest stop,’Top Danda, after a short walking about 30 minutes from Namche. You get the final glimpse of Mt. Everest from here. Continue walking down cross the Hillary Bridge and follow the Dhud Kosi riverbank.
Along the trails, cross over some suspension bridges and steep climbs to reach Lukla.
Max altitude
2860 m/ 9383.202 ft.
Duration
6-7 hours walk
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel13
Day 13: Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu / Manthali airport, Transfer to Hotel.
Today the mountain flight from Lukla is once again appreciated. You wake up early and catch a flight back to Kathmandu; while flying, you will view the beautiful scenery of the Himalayas for a final time before arriving in Kathmandu.
After you land at the airport in Kathmandu or Manthali, your guide drop you at the hotel and end the Everest Base Camp Trek.
In the evening is intended to commemorate the accomplishment of the Everest Base Camp Trek.
We hope your trip was enjoyable and went exactly as you had planned.
Max altitude
1350m/4429.134 ft.
Duration
30 minutes flight
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
3-Star Hotel14
Day 14: Final departure to your destination or extend your trip.
On the final day in Nepal. You can extend your stay in Nepal or fly back to your home.
We will drop you off at the international (TIA) airport in time.
Or if you feel like extending your stay in Nepal, we will be more than happy to help you plan and arrange your other activities.
Meals
Excluded
Accommodation
Excluded
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Trip Inclusions
What's Includes
- All land transportation by Car, Van, Hiace or, tourist Bus (Airport/Hotel/Airport, trekking pick up and drop).
- 2 Night’s hotel accommodation in Kathmandu at Bed and Breakfast basis.
- Full Board/Package Plan; 3 Major meals; Breakfast/Luch/Dinner (by Lodge menu) & accommodations at best available teahouse lodge during the treken-route.
- 3 cups of tea & coffee each day during the trek.
- Seasonal fruits
- One professional English speaking experience Licenses Holder Trekking Guide, Necessary Assistant Guide as per group size ( 1 assistant Guide for 6 members in group and +2 assistant Guide if more than 8 members in group) and 1 Porter between two members.
- Nepali staff foods & accommodations, drink, equipments, salary and Insurances and transportations.
- Life insurance for all support crews and their daily wages.
- Your flights Kathmandu or Manthali to Lukla to Kathmandu or Manthali.
- -20 degrees. one sleeping bag for each member during the trekking period.
- Trekking permit & National Park Permits Fees.
- Medical Kit Box and requires medicine for the EBC trek.
- All official taxes and service charges.
What's Excludes
- Your personal expenses except above the programs.
- Your lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
- Emergency evacuation (if in case).
- Bar bill as well as water.
- Hot shower, WIFI, and battery charge during the trekking.
- Personal Travel Insurance.
- Airfare: To & from your country.
- Your Nepal entry, re-entry visa fees, and airport taxes.
- International air fear and Visa entry fees.
- Tips for Trekking Staffs/crews.
Essential Information
How does our trip start?
Your trip starts when you arrive at the Kathmandu International Airport (TIA).
As you arrive at the International Airport of Kathmandu, our representative will greet you and take you to the already booked hotel in the capital. You will check into your hotel, and you can relax a little after your long flight.
After you check in your hotel and the good restOur guide will instruct you on a few things and brief you on the trail we are about to undertake. If you have any questions regarding the trek, this is the best time to get it out.
Our guides will answer your queries to the best of their abilities and they will also introduce you to the porters and assistant guide if needed. If your group has 6 members max, one assistant guide along with a main guide should be enough while a group of 8 or more members requires 2 assistant guides. This is to ensure that everyone is safe and everyone gets enough attentive guidance all the way through the Everest Base Camp Trek.
As for porters, every 2 members will have one shared porter. He will be responsible for carrying your luggage and essentials all the way to the top.
Difficulty
The Everest Base Camp Trek is definitely a moderate trek as it takes quite the endurance to complete this trek. The trial is nowhere near a difficult one but the thing that makes it hard is the consistent effort you have to put in every day. Little inconveniences and difficulties add up in this long trek which makes it difficult.
In addition to that, once you reach the 5000-meter level, you can feel the lack of oxygen in the air. You start getting tired faster as the air lacks oxygen and your body breathes more frequently to make up for it. On a difficulty scale of 1 to 10, we would rate the Everest Base Camp Trek a solid 7.5.
Best seasons
The best season to travel the EBC trekking is definitely the spring season, the months of March, April, and May. During this time, the skies are generally clearer, which means you will be able to enjoy the clear view of the vistas.
The autumn season is also another best season to travel this route for all the same reasons as previously stated. You should avoid the Everest Base Camp Trek in winter, as it will get really cold in higher villages, plus the heavy snowfall will make the trek even more difficult. Heavy snowfall piles up soft snow on the trail, which reduces your momentum.
Can a beginner join this trip?
Yes, a beginner can join this trip, but they will have to train for endurance beforehand. Since the trail is not technically challenging, a beginner can go through them easily.
But keep in mind that, you will have to have quite some endurance to get on the Everest Base Camp Trek. Most of the people on our EBC trekking journey are not seasoned trekkers, but they make it to the Everest Base Camp as they are physically and mentally well-prepared.
Altitude Sickness
Altitude Sickness in the 5000-meter range is not as common as most people think; it is a fact that the oxygen gets thinner in this elevation but keeping yourself well hydrated should be enough to save yourself from developing any complications.
One of the main things that cause altitude sickness is not the altitude but lack of acclimatization, which is why we will be stopping by certain hotspots, letting our bodies adjust to the local temperature and air.
Accommodation, Food, and Drink
The Everest Base Camp trekking route is the most developed Himalayan trekking region in all of Nepal. Unlike most Himalayan trekking routes in Nepal, you will be able to find luxury and standard hotels. Hospitality in this region is much better compared to most remote trekking routes, and you will be able to enjoy hot showers all the way through.
We will be staying in lodges most of the nights that are owned by the locals of the Khumbu region. This helps the local people upgrade their businesses and their living standards as well.
Food in this region is better than most trekking trails, as the Khumbu region is quite developed to cater to the needs of the mass trekkers. However, since we will be traveling through multiple villages of the Sherpas, why not try some of their traditional dishes? If you like it enough, you can have it to your heart’s content till the end of the trek.
There are luxury hotels in the region, so you are always able to opt for something exotic, or maybe you might find a dish from your country. We will be in charge of arranging meals throughout the trek, and those meals will be covered by our EBC trekking package except for your meals in Kathmandu.
As for the drinks, we will not be responsible for all your drinking expenses. Be sure to carry enough water throughout the trek since keeping yourself hydrated is the most important thing to do.
Transportation
All the land transportation you will require during the 14 days Everest base camp trek will be covered by your EBC trekking package. We will be responsible for transporting you to the necessary places.
Our driver will pick you up from the airport and drive you to the domestic airport of Kathmandu or Ramechhap, depending on the availability of flights, and he will drop you off at the airport at the end of the trek. We will also cover your domestic flight from Lukla to Kathmandu and back.
Permit
To legally travel in the Solukhumbu and Khumbu regions, you will need a total of two permits: the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit. The first will cost Nrs. 3000 while the latter costs NRs. 3000. In the Total Nrs. 6000.
Most trekking destinations in Nepal require travelers to have a Trekkers’ Information Management Systems card along with the permit of the local region but since 2018, the Everest region does not require one.
All the required permits will be covered by the 14 days Everest base camp trek package. These permits are necessary for the development of the region.
Trip preparation and fitness
According to statistics, 70% of people make it to the base camp while only 50% make it to the viewpoint in Kala Patthar. This should give you an idea of how well you need to prepare your physicality for the 14 days Everest base camp trek.
You do not need to have technical trekking skills but rather an impressive amount of stamina to battle the low-oxygen air and tiring snow-covered trails. If you are in good shape, it will be a lot easier to go through this trek compared to someone who is not.
Our guides will be there to assist you if you need a bit of push sometimes and they will make sure that you travel the easiest trail with the proper technique to tackle the soft snow.
Alternative routes
The most popular alternative route is the Everest Gokyo Lake trek. This route will take you to Gokyo Lake (4800 m) skipping our stops at Tengboche, Pangboche, and Dingboche.
Another popular alternative route is the Gokyo Renjo La Pass trek, which is a best destination, But it is preferred by those who want to experience a less crowded path to Everest Base Camp Trek.
Cost & Budget
Our 14 days Everest base camp trek package will cost you USD. 1285. Our pricing is fair and transparent; you will be provided with a detailed list of the cost upon request. Our EBC trekking package will include all your land transportation expenses, 3 meals per day for the duration of the trek (except in Kathmandu), domestic flight expenses to and from Lukla Airport, every accommodation required during the trek, a professional English-speaking licensed guide, porters, and necessary assistant guide.
This Everest Base Camp Trek will also include accommodation, food, rental equipments, daily wages, and insurance expenses for the trekking crew, including all the guides and porters. We will cover your permit expenses -20 degrees sleeping bags will be provided to everyone in the group along with a duffle bag for each, a first aid kit along with necessary meds for the trek, and all the official taxes.
Gadgets charging & Internet
Electricity services are available at each stop along the way, so you won’t have to worry about running out of charge. On a side note, certain lodges might bill you for charging your gadgets and also for using their internet; we will not be responsible for those expenses.
Unlike most Himalayan trekking routes in Nepal, you will be able to access a mobile phone network throughout the trail. However, the strength of the network connection will depend on the altitude, and some places might not have a network connection at all.
Your Extra expenses
Your extra expenses include the tips that you might give to the porters and guides, your visa fees, international flight fares, emergency services expenses (rare case), hot shower, wifi bill, gadget charging bill, and travel insurance expense. Basically, anything outside the services we cover is an extra expense.
What to expect
The Everest Base Camp Trek is a heavily sought-after trek; thousands of people every year travel the Everest Base Camp trekking route filled with ambition and energy. You can expect to have a lot of fun and view one-of-a-kind scenes ranging from lush green hilly settlements to giant peaks that make you feel really small. You might make a couple of friends during the trek as well since it’s the most popular Himalayan trekking destination in Nepal.
Our 14-day Everest base camp trek will be one you will always remember. You will not be able to stop yourself from posting the pictures of your trek on the internet. The scenes are just too incredible to not show off.
All in all, our EBC trekking package is designed for optimal experience during the 14-day frame. We are here to make it a smooth journey for you, as much as possible. That is our main goal.
You can expect a hassle-free adventure to the remote Himalayas of Nepal, visiting traditional Sherpa villages on the way, learning about their practices, and a lot more.
FAQ'S - Everest Base Camp Trek
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Is there a support team available throughout the trek?
Yes, our guides and porters are your support team and we also have emergency services on standby if needed.
Q
How far in advance do I need to book the 16 days Everest base camp trek package?
You can book a month in advance to ensure your spot.
Q
Are there any optional activities or excursions available during the trek?
As previously stated, you can opt for alternative routes as per your preference.
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Can I customize the itinerary of the EBC trekking package?
Yes, you can customize the itinerary of our 14 days Everest base camp trek package, but there are certain things that can not be customized for legal and technical reasons.
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What happens in case of an emergency during the trek?
In case of an emergency medical need, a helicopter will evacuate you from your location.
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Why do Travel insurance for Everest Base Camp Trek?
Everest Base Trek is a high-altitude and adventures trekking route, Means you can get altitude sickness, injuries and sickness while you are trekking in this case you might need an emergency helicopter rescue in the case of serious acute mountain disease. You insurance come hand in this unexpected situations by coverall of the cost of medical, treatments and rescue helicopter.
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Are there any health requirements or restrictions for participating in the EBC trekking package?
No, there are no such things, there is no age limit for EBC trekking as well.
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How experienced are the guides leading the EBC trek?
Our guides are very experienced, with 10+ years of experience scaling the 14 days Everest base camp trek route.
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What is the guide-to-trekker ratio?
Our recommended guide-to-trekker ratio is one guide and an assistant guide per 6 people and an additional assistant guide for any group over 8 members.
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