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Everest Base Camp Trek 12 Days, Intermediate

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Grading: Intermediate

Max Elevation 5500m at Kalapathar

Best Season Automn, Spring

Meals
Breakfast in city, Full board during trek

Accommodation Hotel, Teahouse

Transportation
Private Vechile

EBC trek is one of the finest treks in the world that centres on the world's highest peak Mt. Everest (29,029 ft/ 8,848.68m). This journey (5,364m /17,598ft) will provide you with a natural thrill as it takes you through breathtaking high-altitude landscapes, Buddhist monasteries, traditional Sherpa culture, high-altitude animals, and snow-capped mountains.

Trip Highlights

  • Everest Base Camp (5,364m) and Kalapatthar viewpoint (5,644.5m)
    Stand at the foot of the world’s highest peak and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from Kalapatthar.
  • Charming Khumjung Village and Other Sherpa Settlements
    Experience the rich Sherpa culture and hospitality in picturesque villages.
  • Spectacular Views of Everest, Lhotse-Nuptse Wall, Ama Dablam, and Kantega
    Witness some of the most iconic and stunning peaks in the Himalayas.
  • Vibrant Sherpa Capital Namche Bazaar
    Discover the bustling heart of the Sherpa community, filled with vibrant markets and unique culture.
  • Sherpa Locals, Lifestyle, and Culture
    Immerse yourself in the daily life and traditions of the Sherpa people. • Mountaineering Museum in Namche Bazaar Learn about the history and challenges of Himalayan mountaineering.
  • Mountain Life in Khumjung Valley
    Explore the serene and beautiful Khumjung Valley, home to many Sherpa families.
  • Numerous Monasteries, Lamaseries, and Temples Including the Famous Tengboche Monastery
    Visit sacred sites and experience the spiritual side of the Himalayas.

Flight Informations

Everest Base Camp is the ultimate dream destination for enthusiastic trekkers. During peak trekking seasons (April, May, October, and November), the inflow of trekkers surges, making air traffic in Kathmandu quite congested. To manage this, flights to Lukla are operated from Ramechhap, a four-hour drive from Kathmandu. This ensures a smoother start to your trekking adventure, avoiding the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu’s busy airport.

Trip Overview

The Journey Begins

Your adventure kicks off with a short, scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. From there, it's all about the trek. From the very first step, you'll be immersed in stunning mountain vistas and the rich culture of the local Sherpa people.

The trek follows the Dudhkoshi River upstream through the Dudhkoshi Valley, flanked by the majestic Thamserku and Kusum Kanguru peaks. Along the way, you'll pass through the vibrant Namche Bazaar, the spiritual Tengboche, and the remote Gorakshep, ultimately reaching the iconic Everest Base Camp.

The journey doesn’t end there; you’ll ascend to Kalapatthar, the highest point of the trek at 5,644.5m. From this vantage point, you'll get unrivaled views of Everest, Cho-Oyu, Pumori, and other Himalayan giants.

Unique Experiences

Throughout the trek, you'll stay in cozy teahouses or lodges, enjoying warm hospitality and local cuisine. The itinerary includes ample time for acclimatization to help you adjust to the high altitudes, ensuring a safer and more enjoyable trek.

Even if you're not climbing Everest itself, the experience of trekking to its base camp is incredibly rewarding. By the end of this journey, you'll have a profound sense of accomplishment and a deeper appreciation for the majesty of the Himalayas.

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Short Itinerary

Day 1: Lukla - Phakding
5km / 4-5 hrs , 2600m

Day 2: Phakding - Namche
9km / 4-5 hrs, 3440m

Essential Information

This is short and easy trek in Everest Region. You do not need any special gears.

I recommend you , Hiking shoes, Trousers, Socks ,warm jacket, T-shirts (two or three) and long sleeved shirt, Sunscreen (SPF 20+) , Sleeping bag, Back pack, Torch (flashlight),Camera ,memory card and battery charger( spare batteries) ,Quick- drying towel, gloves, thermal under wear, toilet paper, water bottle, warm hat, sun glass etc.

You will get on arrival Visa in Kathmandu International Airport . If you fill up this form Department of Immigration Nepal and bring it with you from there. It will be much faster and avoid the long queue.

Visa Fee required to obtain Tourist Visa from Nepalese diplomatic agencies and entry points:

  • US $ 30 or equivalent foreign currency for Tourist Visa with Multiple Entry for 15 days.
  • US $ 50 or equivalent foreign currency for Tourist Visa with Multiple Entry for 30 days.
  • US $ 125 or equivalent foreign currency for Tourist Visa with Multiple Entry for 100 days.Regardless of the provision stated in 1(a) and 1(b), tourists with passport from South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) nations aren’t required to pay visa fee for 30 days. However, Indian nationals do not require visa to enter into Nepal.

Food & Accommodation

What Kind Of Foods Do We Expect During The Trek ?

The Lodges have Menu; you will have your own choice. The foods are hygienic. But it is not like cities foods. Non-veg food are not recommend. It is not hygienic.

Breakfast: Simple Breakfast (Eggs any item , toast or Gurung or Tibetan Bread, Pancake, Muesli, Oat Porridge etc.)

Lunch: Nepali Thali (Plain Rice, Lentil soup, Potato Curry, Green Vegetable, Papadam,Tomato Hot spicy), Macorani , Spaghetti, Potato item, Mo.Mo or dumpling, Pizza, Friend Rice, Fried Noodles, French fries etc.

Dinner: Nepali Thali (Plain Rice, Lentil soup, Potato Curry, Green Vegetable, Papadam,Tomato Hot spicy or pickle), Macorani , Spaghetti, Potato item, Mo.Mo or dumpling, Pizza, Friend Rice, Fried Noodles, French fries etc.

Dessert: Fresh Fruit (Apple, orange, pomegranates, Banana with any seasonal fruit) serve as sweet dessert.

Note: All the drinks soft, hot, hard drinks are not included.

Packing list for EBC

This Trek requires preparations and checklists of gears & equipment needed for the journey. It is always best to carry the essential clothing and accessories for the entire trek. We understand that you have your own preference for clothing but we recommend you to consult us before packing.

Head & Face

  • Sun hat or scarf
  • Winter hat or insulating hat or wide-brimmed hat
  • Headlight with extra batteries
  • Sunscreen
  • Sunglass with UV protection
  • Face/body wipes

Hands & Body

  • Lightweight gloves
  • Heavyweight winter gloves
  • Hiking shirts
  • Long-sleeved shirt
  • Hooded rain jacket
  • Fleece jacket
  • Lightweight cotton pants
  • T-Shirt (bring Lightweight wool)
  • Polypropylene underwear
  • Down jacket (available for rent in Kathmandu)
  • Sweater
  • Waterproof jacket and pants

Footwear

  • Hiking Boots
  • Thick wool socks (take an extra pair of thick light socks)

When Is The Best Time To Do This Trek?

We organize this trek every day in whole year. But if you are planning to do this trek at the best time. We recommend you following time.

Winter (December – February): This is coldest time of the year. It is still possible to do this trek.

Spring (March – May): This is best time to trek on Everest View Trek. You will have wonderful weather with warm temperature. You will also have chances to see the Rhododendron flowers.

Summer (June – August): This is monsoon in Nepal. There is chances of raining every day and it will be cloudy. There is high chances to cancel the flight. The rain poncho or rain jacket is needed.

Autumn (September – November): This is another best time to do this trek. After the raining season. It will be fresh and clear weather will be appear. It will be warm temperature.

Detailed Itinerary

Our representative will meet you at Tribhuwan International Airport on your arrival schedule. Then, you will be transferred to a hotel located in the heart of Kathmandu City. Our staff will help you until the check-in procedure ends at the Hotel. In the evening, join our welcome dinner program.

On this day we make initial preparation for this trip. This preparation includes meeting with a guide, checking necessary climbing equipment and tour briefing as well. Later in the evening, you will be provided with Nepalese welcome Dinner in our own style.

On this day we make initial preparation for this trip. This preparation includes meeting with a guide, checking necessary climbing equipment and tour briefing as well. Later in the evening, you will be provided with Nepalese welcome Dinner in our own style.

What's included?

What's not included?

  • Accommodation: Basic teahouse accommodation during the trek (Toilet and bathroom will be outside of the room); Deluxe accommodation for 3 nights in Kathmandu, on a sharing basis with Breakfast
  • Meals: 3 meals per day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which you can choose from the menu) during the trek; breakfast in Kathmandu

Group Joining dates & Prices

All our published dates are guaranteed departures. If the dates don’t match with your travel plans, we are more than happy to create your desired date. Let us know what kind of trip you are looking for and our travel experts will help plan your tailor-made trips in your dream destination.

Date Finish Price Availability
Saturday29 Jun 2024 Thursday11 Jul 2024 $750/Per Person 5 Pax / Limited Space Book Now

12 DAYS FROM

$ 650 600
Per Person

We offer group discount

No of PAX Price / PP
More than 8$500
3-7 Paxes$650
2 Paxes$700

Reviews

3 - Good Based on 3 Reviews


Texax, USA

Climbing Expert Guide 1

Dendi Sherpa is originated and grew up from one of the mountain district in Everest region of Nepal Solukhumbu. He has been working as a peak climbing and mountaineering guide since 1997 and associated with Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition since 2011. He has been implemented his interest to be expert in mountaineering field since his childhood thus he started the profession when he was 16 and finally became a pro in the occupation. Personally, he is highly knowledgeable, hard working, friendly and helpful adventure lover individual in Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition Team.

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Experiences: during his 20 years climbing period

2023

Laura Martinez
LONDON

Climbing Expert Guide 2

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Experiences: during his 20 years climbing period

2024

John Doe
Argentina

Best Experience

The Langtang Valley Exploration trek usually takes around 8 to 10 days to complete and can be extended to your preference.

Experiences: during his 20 years climbing period

2024

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