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Everest Base Camp Trek

From $1,550/pp

From $1,550/pp

Nepal

Everest Base Camp Trek

The ultimate, once in a lifetime trek to Everest Base camp. Our experienced and knowledgeable guides are waiting for you to join us for this 15 day trek to the base camp of this magnificent mountain. The views are breathtaking and nothing will match the utter sense of accomplishment of this achievement.

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The ultimate, once in a lifetime trek to Everest Base camp. Our experienced and knowledgeable guides are waiting for you to join us for this 15 day trek to the base camp of this magnificent mountain. The views are breathtaking and nothing will match the utter sense of accomplishment of this achievement.

Itinerary

Day 1-2

Introduction to Kathmandu

Arrival in Kathmandu, a capital city of Nepal located at 1300m above sea level. On arrival, you will be picked up from the airport and transferred to the hotel to check in. Enjoy the evening at leisure, exploring the amazing city for yourself.

The next morning, explore the city with an introductory trip to Kathmandu including sightseeing of One of the old palace complexes: popular by the name Patan Durbar square, followed by a Buddhist temple popular by the name monkey temple among the foreigners but is called Swoyambhunath. Finally a Hindu temple Pashupatinath, a popular cremation ground for many Hindus of Kathmandu. All these places are listed by UNESCO as world heritages. Afternoon time free for doing trek preparation.

Visit multiple world heritage sites, as listed by UNESCO, while exploring Kathmandu

Activities

  • Hotel Transfer
  • Patan Durbar Square
  • Swoyambhunath
  • Pashupatinath
Day 3

Begin your trek

Early morning flight to Lukla (2800m) and easy 3-4 hours walk to Phakding (2652m) and overnight stay there.

Day 4-5

Namchebazar (3440m)

A climb uphill to Namchebazar (3440m) with the first glimpse of Mount Everest along the way. This might take 5-6 hours at a normal walking pace. The trail is considered a gateway to Everest and one of the popular villages of this trekking area, with a variety of shops, guest houses and stores available here.

The next day will be used as an acclimatisation day. You can opt to either take an excursion trip to Syangboche and Everest View Hotel, have a cup of coffee there and back to Namche and take a rest there or you can hike to Thame and walk back to Namche by evening.

Trek along the The gateway to Everest, as you approach Namchebazar.

Optional Activities

  • Syangboche & Everest View Hotel
  • Hike To Thame
Day 6

Trek from Namchebazar to Tyangboche(3867m)

The trek descends to Phunketenga (3250m) and again goes uphill to reach Tyangboche, which houses one of the popular Buddhist monasteries of this area. 4-5 hours of walk and this will be second biggest climb for this trip.

Explore one of the most popular Buddhist monasteries of this area, during your trek.
Day 7-8

Trek to Dingboche (4360m)

The trek to Dingboche (4360m), takes normally 6 hours and it is a gentle climb throughout a day. The trail follows Dudhkoshi River upstream most of the time. Only at the last moment the trail crosses the river and takes a right bifurcation to reach the village of Dingboche. Dingboche is the last village where one can see that cultivation has been done. It is a farming town, mostly growing potato, barley and vegetables like cabbage and carrot.

You can take a rest in hotel or engage in a number of activities. These include observing the last village, witnessing local farming or climb some nearby peaks to prepare your body for the higher elevation. It is recommended you climb at high places and come down to sleep in lower elevation to fully acclimatise.

Upon arriving at Dingboche, use your time to explore the local farming land or opt for a variety of peak summits in the area.
Day 9

Trek from Dingboche to Lobuche(4910 m)

The trek ascends slowly making a Thokla pass and is normally a 5-6 hours walk.

Day 10

Everest Base Camp

The trek from Lobuche to Gorekshep (5160m) takes couple of hours, this prepares you for your hike to Everest Base camp (5350m). Here we will take a tea break, observe base camp and then continue back to Gorekshep for an overnight stay.

Explore the base camp of Everest; absorbing your surroundings, chatting to fellow climbers and taking beautiful photos.
Day 11

The Best Everest view point

Early morning hike to Kalapatthar, the best Everest view point of the trek. Here people go for a stunning sunrise over the Everest Himalayan range, come down for breakfast and trek back to Pheriche (4240m), overnight stay there.

Trek to the ultimate view point of Everest and the rest of the Himalayan Range, for a breathtaking sunrise view.
Day 12

Trek back to Khumjung (3780m)

Trek back to Khumjung (3780m) and stay overnight.

Day 13

Trek from Khumjung to Lukla (2800m)

Trek from Khumjung to Lukla (2800m) and overnight stay there. Khumjung is one of the biggest villages of the route and lot of Everest summiteers were born here. Visit Khumjung and continue down to Lukla. Normally it takes normally 7-8 hours including visit to Khumjung.

Explore one of the biggest villages of your route before continuing your decent.
Day 14-15

Fly back to Kathmandu

Fly back to Kathmandu from Lukla and enjoy an afternoon free for doing last minute shopping or exploring the city. If you are interested, you can take an optional tour to visit some monuments in Kathmandu.

The next morning, after your last Nepalese breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for your final departure.

What's Included

Accommodation

  • Twin sharing accommodation in Kathmandu, as per itinerary
  • Standard tea house accommodation during trek

Ground Transport

All ground transport according to the itinerary

Additional Inclusions

  • Porters for trekking periods
  • Permits, service charge and government tax

Flights

All International/Domestic flights and visas

Meals

Standard three meals during the trek

Exclusions

  • All Insurance
  • Tips to the staff like guides, drivers, porters
  • Monument entrance fees while doing sightseeing in Kathmandu
Created by
Shree Krishna Lamichhane

I was born on the lap of the world's 8th highest mountain and have since spent many years taking people through different routes of the Himalaya. After years of doing excursions, I finally decided to start organising my own tours and adventure activities for people visiting Nepal. With more than 20 years of exposure in mountain tourism, I craft one of the best and ideal itineraries - this based on the interest of my clients.

Himalayan Travel Consultant We are leisure and adventure activities organisers who regularly operate trips in the Himalayan Regions. There is a saying “ Money well spent is spent either in meals or travel”. We are based in Nepal, people often travel with us covering all three different regions of the Himalaya. Our combined trips include front side of the Himalaya, behind the Himalaya as well as the side of the Himalaya. We operate trips in Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan. As Nepal is our home country, we grew up here breathing the fresh air from the snow capped mountains, we walked all the ups and downs and crossed thousands of terraces and we traversed many of the rivers up to their origin.

Organising different types of trips in Nepal is not only our job but our passion too. These forbidden and different lands are opened to all foreigners. There are different types of activities available in this land. One can climb higher and gaze at the view of the roof of the world or one can see the same mountain from a chopper, it all depends on physical condition, time frame and budget.

Many people simply enjoy walking along the banks of the serene lake Phewa or drinking a chilled beer. Kathmandu is one of the most fascinating chaotic cities for many westerners. Kathmandu also houses seven different world heritage sites and they are all located in the vicinity. Many an enthusiastic traveller has fallen in love with these temples and palace complexes.

Our trekking packages range from a few hours hike to many days of walking. If there is no time limit or budget limit, the recently opened Great Himalayan Trail which takes around 120 days and covers the view of the majority of the 8000 meter peak located in the Himalayan Regions. Discovering different types of cultures, landscapes and forget your every day life for a while. Our team caters to the needs of every individual and are able to customise the itineraries accordingly.

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