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1 - 1 | $1,250 |
2 - 4 | $1,115 |
5 - 9 | $1,050 |
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Everest Base Camp Trek
The Everest base camp trek is one of the most desirable and favorite adventures among world travelers and a dream for millions. How to plan Everest base camp trekking is the most searched question for new travelers. so, a popular trekking destination around the whole Himalayas in Nepal is EBC. due to its dramatic scenery. As well as standing on the foot of Mount Everest, which is also the base camp of Mount Lhotse Certainly mesmerizing adventurous trekking along its towering peaks, the Everest camp route provides lovely lodges and inns for travelers. Where one can stay overnight in the comfort of nice rooms facing grandeur views of a snowy mountain range.
An enjoyable and exciting country to explore around Nepal, where villages are adorned with age-old cultures and customs in Everest. Every visitor is warmly welcomed with wide-open smiles and experiences homely comfort, the traditional heritage of native Sherpa. Everest trekking, where all travelers can join on this wonderful adventure by choosing the right and perfect itinerary.
A high altitude trek like Everest Gokyo Ri Trek, Everest Three Pass Trek, and many more with a few steep ups to encounter, taking you slow and steady reaches at Everest base camp. All trekkers heading higher to Everest base camp must have a few days extra for acclimatization at certain heights. Likewise at Namche Bazaar 3,440 meters and in Dingboche 4,410 m / 14,470 feet high. Without acclimatization days, trekkers will face a tough time walking on high-altitude terrain above 3,000 m onwards. However, most days, an enjoyable, pleasant scenic walk to Everest base camp and back to Lukla.
Everest base camp trekking involves various features from picturesque views along the walk, instead of this trek you can choose EBC with an Island peak climb In an impressive culture enriched with ancient heritage. Apart from high altitude and thin air, Sagarmatha National Park covers Everest base camp and is a wonderful destination to enjoy and experience a lifetime adventure. Since the climb of Mount Everest on May 29th, 1953 by legendary late mountaineers Tenzing Norge Sherpa & Sir Edmond Hillary.
The influx of international visitors has increased over a few decades of times. This trekking is an Adventure on a High altitude heading down for Island Peak climb, Labuche Climb, and many other peaks. That is why most trails to Everest base camp are well maintained with a proper strong bridge to cross. Also, many good lodges have mushroomed from basic, standard to luxury hotels and resorts.
Where trekkers can enjoy various options for overnight stops at designated villages and settlements. Popular places to overnight stay in the Everest region trek are Lukla, Namche Bazaar, Tyangboche, Dingboche, Gorakshep, and Gokyo Lake. The main reason for the Everest base camp's popularity is the comfort and good food for trekkers.
The walk from below 4,000 meters takes you into the cool shade of a lovely forest lined with tall trees. Lined with rhododendrons, magnolia, holly oaks, and pines with birch, silver fir, and junipers. As you reach higher areas, the green vegetation and tree lines disappear for short alpine bushes and shrubs. Adventure Everest base camp trek leads you to the Island peak climb and around the high Khumbu valley, within the arid and barren mountainous wilderness.
Walk on the rocky moraine to reach Everest base camp, covered in remorseless fields of ice and glaciers. Exploring Khumbu Glacier is a very popular enjoying spout for the hikers who get into The Everest Base camp. the dramatic scenery enclosed by the giant towering peaks of Lhotse, Nuptse, Lingerie, and Mt. Pumori. The view of Mount Everest is obstructed by adjoining peaks, but the views of the massive Khumbu Ice-Fall are quite exciting. The best Everest Base Camp Trek has grand and close views of Mount Everest from the high rocky hill of Kalapathar. Two hours of steady climb on a steep slope reaches the top of Kalapathar at 5,545 m high. The only spot for the closest majestic views of Mount Everest and Mount Pumori, Kalapathar is the highest point of the adventure.
Route To Everest Base Camp Trek
Most trekkers start walks to the Mount Everest base camp trek and the high Kalapathar scenic hilltop from the busy town of Lukla. One of the world’s highest mountainous airports is named Tenzing Hillary Airport, a tribute to legendary climbers.
From Lukla walk follows the scenic Dudh Koshi River valley and gorge, lined with nice traditional Sherpa villages in Khumbu Valley. An opportunity to observe the local immense cultures of the Buddhist religion adorned with a series of prayer walls and religious monuments.
This trek is A visual odyssey: where you can catch magnificent views of the high Himalayas. Every house is adorned with prayer flags called Lung-Ta, which means wind-horse with prayer imprinted. The flags symbolize goodwill as well to wade evil spirits, the walk continues to Phakding.
The main village on route Namche Bazaar where most trekkers heading up spend overnights in Phakding. After the first overnight trip around Khumbu, the walk leads on a pleasant trail through spread-out villages to cross a bridge reaching Monjo village. The trek continues entering Sagarmatha National Park, the word Sagarmatha for Everest in Nepali and Chomolungma in Sherpa language. The trek route was made by Sir Edmund Hillary who was the first to summit Mount Everest
Upon entering Sagarmatha National Park, listed as a world heritage site, for a walk follow the Dudh Koshi River. Crossing the last high bridge, a winding uphill climb brings you to the famous Namche Bazaar. It's the perfect altitude and ideal spot for a rest day to acclimatize before heading to higher ground. Enjoy a rest day, exploring the viewpoints and browsing around the market of Namche, lined with shops and fancy restaurants.
Adventure heads towards higher terrain within the shade of towering mountains the route separated for Everest Gokoy-Ri and Everest Base Camp which is facing Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, and a range of peaks. An exciting walk with a climb into dense woods to beautiful Tengboche Monastery surrounded by high snowy peaks and green forest. Time is here for a tour of the monastery's interior treasures, great arts, and religious monuments of Lord Buddha and famous gurus and saints.
Tengboche is also famous for the colorful festival Mani Rimdu, held in November from the 08th to the 10th of this year 2022. After Tengboche on the high trail to Everest base camp luxury trek, walk through Pangboche, the last permanent village of eastern Khumbu valley. The walk leads to the scenic wide Imjatse valley where the Dingboche settlement is located enclosed by high snow peaks. It's a lovely place to add another rest day to explore its high hills for excellent views of nearby peaks.
Everest Base Camp Location and History
There are two Base Camps, the endpoints of hiking or trekking Everest. North Base Camp and South Base Camp. Southern Base Camp lies in Nepal, which is the ending point of the most famous trek. Everest Base Camp Trek is dedicated to Sherpa culture and traditions, so you need to respect Sherpa traditions and culture while you trek to Everest base camp or any other trekking in the Everest Region. The Northern Base camp lies in China on the Nepal Himalayas and can be accessed via a roadway. But reaching the Nepalese side requires you to trek for days. Nepal's side Everest Base Camp is much more popular with trekkers. Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa used the South Everest Base Camp to keep their gear.
The point was chosen as it was easily accessible to non-mountaineers. Everest Base Camp was born when the mountain was looking for a place to store supplies at the base of the Mountain. Nowadays, the same point where the first Mount Everest climbers kept their gear is an endpoint of the Everest Base Camp.
For a maximum of 4-8 people, it is great for EBC Trek and Everest Luxury Trek, or any other Trekking will only be with local transportation from the airport to the airport in Kathmandu and Ramechap before and after the trek. The walk is pleasant and not overly difficult, from Dingboche on the high trails to Everest base camp. The gain in altitude makes the trek slower within thin air as the walk leads closer to the main destination. Staying overnight at Lobuche, a small settlement with several nice lodges facing grand views of Nuptse Peak. The next day adventure heads towards the main highlight of the trip at Everest base camp.
The walk follows on a rocky path above Khumbu Glacier to Gorakshep; situated on a glacial valley at the base of Kalapathar Hill. The adventure continues towards the east from Gorakshep to Everest base camp, enjoying close views of staggering towering peaks. Standing beneath the world's highest Mt. Everest and close to the notorious Khumbu ice-fall and Khumbu glacier at Khumbu valley. After an enjoyable and exciting moment, return to Gorakshep for the last overnight within the shadow of Mount Everest.
Then you will proceed to an early morning climb of a few hours to Kalapathar Hill top rewards stunning close views of Mount Everest. Enjoy jaw-dropping views of the giant peaks that surround the high Kalapathar within the close front of Mount Pumori. Upon completing the major highlights of the adventure, return journey downhill to Pheriche, Pangboche, and Tengboche.
The walk follows the same route to Namche Bazaar and then back to Lukla for the last overnight halt. Next early morning a smooth scenic flight takes you to Ramechap and Manthali airports. An exciting drive of 4-5 hours brings you to the hustle and bustle of city life in Kathmandu. After an overwhelming experience and great adventure on Everest base camp trekking.
Trek Difficulty
Everest base camp trek is a moderate difficulty till Namche Bazaar, walking on a pleasant and well-defined trek. The walk leads to a long winding climb of a few hours to Namche Bazaar, the trail is wide and easy to trek. The only difficulties and hard is due to the high altitude and thin air, that is from Tengboche onwards. Necessary few days are required for acclimatization before reaching higher terrain and to Everest base camp.
The main tough day is the climb to Kalapathar Hilltop, a steep-sided slope where altitude gains rapidly. Making the walk slower, and having few refreshing stops will overcome the difficulties. if you plan to go for Labuche peak climbing this will be the best choice for Acclimatization. The rest of the walk on the return trek to Lukla is pleasant as you lose much elevation day by day. The difficulty level of the EBC trek with Island Peak Climbing is much different and more attractive for beginners to peak climbing and expedition.
Best Season to Everest Trek
The best season is Khumbu Valley and Everest Base Camp Trekking: The best season is spring, which starts from March to May when days are much longer with enough sunlight hours. It's the right time for wildflowers in their seasonal bloom, especially the rhododendron, the national flower of Nepal. Days are bright and sunny but can get cloudy in the late afternoon, cold morning, and nighttime. Expect rain and snowfall sometimes around high elevations.
The next best season for the Nepal Himalayan trek is autumn and fall which starts from September to November. Most days are fine and clear for views and walks, but short days are due to sunlight hours. Cold in the morning, late afternoon, and night times, and chances of snowfall sometimes. Interested people can trek during the winter times of December to February, most days are fine and clear. But days are shorter due to minimum sunlight hours and so, could get snowfall sometimes.
The Distance of EBC Trek:
From Lukla to Lukla is 43 Kilometer/27 miles. The total distance covers 86 km. / 54 miles. The above mileage does not cover the extra walk to Kalapathar which is approx. 4 km. one way. The surface distance from Kathmandu to Lukla is 366 km. and the flying distance is 138 km. Taking only 30 to 35 minutes. From Ramechap flight takes 20-25 minutes only.
Trekking Guide:
The trekking guide provided by Adventure One, are veterans and experts in trekking areas. Has a good knowledge of local culture, history, and flora/fauna, with basic medical training and First Aid courses. All our guides are Licensed and approved by the Nepal Government Tourism Department. Our guides are fit and healthy for all types of treks around the Himalayas.
Everest Base Camp Trek Cost:
Everest Base Trek costs vary as per the itinerary days chosen as well
depending upon the number of trekkers. EBC Trek Costs a minimum of 2-3 people for 11 nights and 12 days, Trek to Everest Base camp costs USD 1,180/- per person in 2023 and 2024.
(Not counting the hotel accommodation and meals in Kathmandu).
Package Cost:
The Everest Base Camp Trek entry permit is necessary so, all citizens of people around the world have to pay some cost to enter Sagarmatha National Park. For Foreigners, it costs Nrs. 3,390/- per person. Residents of SAARC (South Asian Association Regional Co-operation). NRS. 1695/- and For Nepali people permit Cost is Rs. 115/-
Nowadays there are two other costs TIMS (Trekking Agency Association of Nepal and Solukhumbu Rural Development cost) TIMS cost $20 and Rural Development Cost $20, this amount will be included in the above budget.
Note: Everest Base Camp Trek for Sagarmatha National Park permit is free for Children under 10 years of age.
Everest Base Camp Trek is a lifetime achievement for travelers. Once you travel to Everest Base Camp, a lifetime dream is fulfilled. If you prefer to join with a fixed departure Group, you could click on the Fixed Departure date set by Adventure A One Treks team.
Upon your arrival at Kathmandu, Tribhuvan International Airport, the Adventure A One Trek representative welcomes you and will help you to transfer to the hotel. You can then have a good rest in the hotel. Later you can explore around yourself if interested.
With an early morning Drive to Ramechhap around 5 hours and a flight to Lukla. You will be arriving at Lukla airport. At Lukla, meet the porters before starting the trek. The route to Phakding is an easy one. Just keep your eyes open as the finest views of Kusum Kanguru can be collected. Phakding is a small settlement on the Dudh Koshi river bank. Enjoy a comfortable night's stay at the Phakding teahouse.
Start the day with a good breakfast. Get into Monjo then enter Sagarmatha National Park- the home to the greatest Himalayan flora and faunas. The dense forest of blue pine, deodar, rhododendron, and more. On a clear day, you can also catch the first glimpse of Mount Everest on the way up to Namche Bazar. After six hours of trek, you will be reaching Namche Bazar- which is also famous as the Sherpa capital. Namche is the home of famous mountaineers. You will be staying two nights at Namche before heading up.
After breakfast, you will be hiking up to the Everest viewpoint to collect 360 views of the mountains. The viewpoint offers stunning views of the Himalayas including Mount Everest. Later in the afternoon, you can explore Namche Bazar or have a good rest in your hotel.
After spending two amazing nights at Namche Bazaar, you will be trekking Tengboche on this day. The route to Tengboche is fascinating as it covers the greatest views of Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, and more. Tengboche is the village with the biggest Buddhist monastery in Everest. Make sure to visit the Tengboche monastery. Later in the evening, you can collect a greater view of sunset in the Himalayas. The overnight will be at a local tea house.
Start the hiking after breakfast. The route to Dingboche is mostly uphill where you will be crossing several suspension bridges and local villages. One of the best villages you cross on the day is Pangboche village which offers greater views of Mount Ama Dablam. Occasionally, this section offers the spotting of snow leopards and Himalayan musk deer too. Located at 4410 meters above sea level, Dingboche is a small settlement, where you will be spending two nights.
After breakfast, you should take a short hike to Nagarjun Hills. It is the vintage point to collect the best views of Mount Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Labuche, and more. Then retrace back to the lodge and spend the day taking a good rest.
Enter the valley of dusted snowed grasslands, you can enjoy the greater views of Amadablam, Lhotse, Pumori, and more along the way. Labuche today’s overnight place is a small Sherpa settlement with a few tea houses around. Take a good sleep with the excitement of getting to Everest base camp the next day.
Today is the most exciting day, you will first trek to Gorakshep for three hours. You will then have your lunch there. Post lunch, leave your bag packs and start the hike to Everest base camp with some essentials (a day pack, water, a camera, and some chocolates). It takes ninety minutes to get to base camp from Gorakshep. Enjoy the moments, collect the memories, and leave a footprint at Everest base camp. Then retrace back to Gorakshep for the night.
Early morning, get to Kalapatthar to collect the best sunrise view. Kalapatthar is the better place to see closer views of Mount Everest. Collecting the sunrise view at Kalapatthar is the best experience of the whole trek. You will then get back to Gorakshep for breakfast, before taking the way back to Pheriche. You will be following the same way back to get to Pheriche. You will be spending your night at one of the many tea houses at Pheriche.
The easy and pleasant way. Although the distance is a bit longer, the route is mostly descending. You will be crossing the familiar village of Pangboche, Tengboche before getting back to Namche Bazaar. At Namche Bazaar, you can go to the cafe to enjoy the good coffee and the fresh bake.
Retrace the same way back, that you have followed up. Get the final glimpse of Mount Everest, enjoy the stunning trails, and wish good luck to the trekkers going up. At Lukla, you will be saying goodbye to your porter as well.
After collecting all the greatest memories of the trek, today you will be flying back to Ramechhap and Driving back to Kathmandu. transferred to the hotel where you can take a relaxing rest.
With all the finest memories, today you will be flying to your next destination. Our representative will be transferred to Kathmandu airport. With the hope of seeing you again in Nepal, we will be saying bye for this time.
Made it in march 2017. Just perfect... Great organisation, great guide, great landscapes Just have to profit from your hollidays. Thanks Ajeeb
My Name is Basset Howard from Civic center, Paris St, EX11sn Exeter Devon UK, Dhruba Bhatta is the Best guide in Nepal, my first visit was in December 2005, When he was employed by some trekking agency in Nepal and he acted as my guide on a short Everest Base Camp kalapathar Trek as far as Namche Bazaar called Everest panoramic view trek then I returned again in December 2006 to undertake the full trek to Everest Base Camp Kalapathar and My third visit to Nepal was in April 2011 and I had been Annapurna Circuit Trekking remarked how I was to have a guide so personable, knowledgeable and dedicated to me and my experience. I could not have agreed with them more and having never trekked this length before, I was a novice. It is without doubt, that if my guide had been anyone other than Dhruba, I would not have had nearly the rich, authentic, and thoroughly enjoyable experience I did on Trekking. With Dhruba I enjoyed like those points: Dhruba is sensitive and sensibility to allow a good balance between conversation and respecting an individual or couple's need for privacy, over 14 years of Trekking guide experience. In an intimate knowledge of the best accommodations, Tea stops, and places of interest along the way, according to your own individual budget. Truthful, genuine discussions, well-informed regarding anything from Nepal’s history and current politics, local religions and culture history geography natural landscape, and all Mountain names and heights. Respect for an individual’s desired pace and physical condition.
Namaste!! I First Met Dhruba Bhatta (DB) in 2018 during my first trip to Nepal. Dhruba and Ajeeb are brothers and they had opened a family business, there was no doubt that Adventure a One trek was the company to use for our Everest Base Camp trek. I talked with Dhruba for customize the itinerary for our specific dates and slightly increased the level of comfort luxury Everest trek due to the cold. he did all well organized and had the best guide Shailendra Adhikari, he is such a Knowledgeable, Talent, Helpful, and best smiley person. I like to highly recommend Shailendra Adhikari as a guide and Adventure a One Trek for joining any adventure activity in Nepal. Robert Brigs California United States
We have a very experienced Sherpa Guide they are respecting our valuable guests, They help while you are on a problem, and they help to achieve your Destination. In our experience, our team members make the trip successful on their plan 99.5 percent.
Everest Base camp, there are two base Camps for Everest Trekking. South Base camp 5,365m is Nepal and North Base Camp 5,150m is in Tibet side. Most people talk about Everest Base camp from Nepal Side and it is more famous for hiking and trekking in Nepal. So Everest Base Camp Trek is a legendary trek in the world. It is discovered on the eastern side of Kathmandu.
Nepal has more than 90 ethnic groups, within that, Sherpa people are more to connect in mountains. Similarly, Everest region more people are Sherpa, Rai, Tamang, and others. Sherpa is a mountain climber and they help people to take their dream destinations like peak climbing, Mountain Trekking, and other Adventure Activity.
Normally, Everest Base Camp Trek takes about two weeks for doing trekking. So the sky distance from Kathmandu to Everest base camp is about 155km, but for trekking, people fly to Lukla, and the trek starts from there. The walking distance from Lukla to Everest Base camp is about 72 kilometers which will take around 11 days with 2 acclimatization days.
There are several ways to reach Everest base camp. While you are planning to go to Everest Base Camp Trekking per day you need to walk 6/7 hours. But someday will be longer means there will be a final destination. but if you want to do a long time for acclimatization, in this case, it will be a shorter walk and stop in a closer village.
For the Everest Base camp Trek the price are so different on your choice of services, if you want luxury Service it cost high and for Normal Service, like no guide and porter just buying a flight ticket and going by yourself cost almost 7/8 hundred Dollar. For a normal package trip, it cost $1150/- and more to till your choice of services if you want to do a Helicopter flight it cost more!!
Yes, Everest Base Camp Trek is possible for all aged people. Bit elderly aged people can do Helicopter Trek or tour and physically fit people can Trek up to Everest Base Camp. However, people can reach The Everest Base Camp
You will get all kinds of food on the trekking route, nowadays most of the western food menu is available. There is more to Tibetan, Italian, and Mexican food but if you want to have healthy food better to Have Dal Bhat. Dal Bhat means traditional food of Nepal and it includes many varieties like Lentils, Grains, Spices, mixed veg Curry, plain Rice, Papad, and many more.
Yeti is an Abominable Snowman who has big feet and lives in the Higher Parts of the Himalayans like Nepal. As I heard people saw Yeti in Everest Region, Dhaulagiri Trekking route. It seems to be a myth but still old local people say the yeti is an ape-like creature taller than an average Human believed to be in the Himalayan Mountains.
The length of the Everest Base Camp Trek can be different depending on the route reserve of your individual pacing. The most common route starts from Lukla, a town in the Khumbu region of Nepal. It takes around 70 kilometers to reach the Everest Base Camp. This distance is roofed over a period of around 11 to 14 days. These plans will be including acclimatization and rest days too. However, important to note that the actual trekking distance can be depending upon you. Ascend and descend through the rugged mountain terrain.
Trek to Everest Base Camp is not like park walking, it is a technical climb and if you are fit enough you can trek to Everest Base Camp easily. You have to prepare mentally and physically ready to hike a hard and tough trek at altitude over 8 days.
Yes, you can go to Everest Base camp alone. It is possible to trek Solo, but if you hire a guide or porter, it will be safe. This trek is a challenging and rewarding adventure.
The Everest Base Camp Trek is the most famous and popular trek in the Nepal Himalayas. This is the world’s top, which lies in the greater Himalayas range in Nepal.
Normally, Everest Base Camp Trek starts from Lukla which leads you through the Khumbu Valley. There is another option as well people drive from Kathmandu to Jiri and Sallery then Trek starts from there. Usually, people take flight and start the EBC trek.
You can do peak trekking season of month like February through May and autumn season September to November. As you have time and guaranteed stable and mild weather. In this season classic route will be very busy but this will do little to detract from the natural beauty of the area and skip the busy road.