17 Nights / 18 Days
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Mt.Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the most popular in the world, not only for its proximity to Mount Everest, but also for its friendly Sherpa people, picturesque villages, diverse ethno-cultures, colorful festivals and monasteries. As we attempt to understand the rich Sherpa culture, we soon enter an endless maze of woven stories and tales, including those of the mysterious yeti. *Everest base camp and Kalapathar trek starts from the tiny airfield of Lukla through Sherpa villages, forests of fir and rhododendron, and crosses high suspension bridges where you will see caravans of Dzopkyos (a yak-cow cross breed). Our trail enters Namche.
Max. Altitude : 5416 m.
Best Season : April / May, Sep / Nov
What is Included
- Accommodation – 3 night Deluxe hotel twin share basis with breakfast in Kathmandu & night hotel in guest house in trek
- All transportation including arrival and departure.
- Scheduled air ticket Kathmandu / Lukla / Kathmandu
- Trekking guide & Sherpa
- All meal(Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast) while trekking
- required porter to carry language
- all necessary trekking Permit
- Entrance fee.
What is not included
- Lunch and dinner in kathmandu
- Tips, beverages Mineral water
- medical and travel insurance
- Incase flight cancel kathmandu or Lukla additional extra night Hotel accommodations,
Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu transfer to Hotel Meal plan dinner ( at Nepali Cultural Restaurant) Hotel Shangrila
Day 2: After breakfast, transfer to airport flight to Lukla(2800m) 30 minute flight and start trek to Phakding (2700m) 4hrs
walk meal Plan(B. L. D).
Day 3: Trek to Manjo( 2900m) 3hrs walk meal Plan(B. L. D).
Day 4: Namche Bazar( 3440M) 4hrs walk meal Plan(B. L. D). on the way to Namche enjoy the first gleams view of Mt. Everest.
Day 5: at Namche rest acclimatize hike to Everest view Hotel enjoy the panaramic view of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Amadablam, Thamserku and more. and walk down to Khumjung and Khunde village which is bigest settlement in Khumbu valley, Visit Monastries and Hillari school and Hospital trek back to Namche after Lunch enjoy and relax meal Plan(B. L. D).
Day 6: Trek to Tangboche(3880m), visit Tangboche Monestries(Buddhist temple which is biggest in Khumbu valley walk 5hrs meal Plan(B. L. D).
Day 7: Trek to Dingboche(4410m) 6hrs walk meal Plan(B. L. D).
Day 8: Rest and acclimation at Dingboche side walk to Chukung valley. enjoy the view..meal Plan (B. L. D).
Day 9: Trek to Lobuche(4900m) 5hrs walk meal Plan (B. L. D).
Day 10: Trek to Gorak Shep( 5100m) 3hrs walk and afternoon visit Everest base camp(5364m) 4 hrs walk back to Gorak Shep meal Plan (B. L. D).
Day 11: Early morning climb Kalapathar (5555m) 3 - 4 hrs walk after breakfast trek back to Pheriche(4200m) 3hrs walk meal Plan (B. L. D).
Day 12: Trek back to Tangboche 4hrs walk meal Plan (B. L. D).
Day 13: Trek Back to Namche Bazar 5 hrs walk trek end meal Plan (B. L. D).
Day 14: Trek back to Phakding 4-5 hrs walk meal plan (B. L. D)
Day 15: Trek to Lukla 3 hrs walk trek end. meal Plan (B. L. D).
Day 16: Morning flight back to kathmandu, transfer to Hotel meal plan (B)
Day 17: After breakfast sight- seeing tour to, Pashupatinath, Buddhanath and free time shopping etc evening fare well dinner.
Day 18: After breakfast departure transfer trip conclude.
1. How long is the Everest Base Camp Trek?
The trek typically takes 12-20 days, depending on your itinerary. This includes time for acclimatization and travel to and from Kathmandu.
2. What is the distance of the trek?
The round-trip distance from Lukla to Everest Base Camp and back is approximately 130 kilometers (80 miles).
3. What is the best time to do the trek?
The best times to trek to Everest Base Camp are pre-monsoon (March to May) and post-monsoon (late September to November). These seasons offer the clearest views and most stable weather conditions.
4. Do I need prior trekking experience?
Prior trekking experience is not mandatory, but it helps. The trek is considered moderately difficult due to the altitude and long walking days. Good physical fitness is important.
5. Do I need a guide or can I trek solo?
While you can trek solo, it is recommended to hire a guide or porter for safety, navigation, and support, especially in case of altitude sickness or bad weather. Some areas also require a guide.
6. What permits do I need for the trek?
You'll need two main permits:
Sagarmatha National Park Permit
Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit
These can be obtained in Kathmandu or at checkpoints along the trail.
7. How difficult is the trek?
The trek is considered moderately difficult, mainly because of the altitude. The highest point you will reach is 5,545 meters (18,192 feet) at Kala Patthar. The terrain itself is not highly technical, but the long walking days, steep ascents, and altitude make it challenging.
8. What is the accommodation like on the trek?
Accommodation along the route is in teahouses or lodges, which offer basic facilities such as beds, meals, and sometimes showers. Conditions are more basic the higher you go, and prices for amenities increase with altitude.
9. How much does the trek cost?
The cost of the trek varies depending on whether you go with a trekking company or independently. On average:
Trekking with a guide/porter: $1,000 - $2,500
Solo trekking: $800 - $1,500
Costs include permits, flights (Lukla), accommodation, food, and guide/porter fees.
10. What are the risks of altitude sickness?
Altitude sickness is one of the main risks on the trek. Symptoms can include headaches, nausea, dizziness, and fatigue. Acclimatization days and a slow ascent are important to help prevent altitude-related issues.
Trekking above 3,000 meters comes with a risk of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), so knowing the symptoms and how to handle them is crucial.
11. How do I get to Everest Base Camp?
The trek starts with a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla (a small mountain airstrip). From there, the trail takes you through various Sherpa villages like Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, and Gorakshep before reaching Everest Base Camp.
12. What should I pack?
Some essential items include:
Good hiking boots
Warm clothing (including a down jacket)
Sleeping bag (for teahouse stays)
Sunscreen and sunglasses
Water purification tablets
First-aid kit (including AMS medication)
Trekking poles for stability
13. Is there Wi-Fi or mobile service on the trek?
Wi-Fi is available in many teahouses, but it can be expensive and unreliable at higher altitudes. Mobile service is available in some areas, especially if you purchase a local SIM card with data.
14. What food is available on the trek?
Most teahouses offer a menu with a variety of options, including dal bhat (rice and lentils), noodles, soups, and even some western dishes like pizza or pasta. As you ascend, the options become more limited.
15. What about drinking water?
Bottled water is available for purchase but becomes expensive at higher altitudes. Many trekkers bring water purification tablets or a filter to treat water from natural sources or teahouse taps.
16. What is the highest point of the trek?
The highest point on the trek is usually Kala Patthar (5,545 meters), which offers panoramic views of Mount Everest. Everest Base Camp itself sits at 5,364 meters (17,598 feet).
17. How do I prepare physically for the trek?
Cardiovascular and strength training are recommended. Hikes with a heavy backpack and long walks at higher elevations are good preparation. Stamina and endurance are key for a successful trek.
18. Is travel insurance necessary?
Yes, it is highly recommended to have travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking (above 5,000 meters) and includes emergency evacuation in case of altitude sickness or other medical issues.
19. Can I see Mount Everest from the trek?
Yes, you will have multiple opportunities to see Mount Everest, particularly from Kala Patthar and Namche Bazaar. The view from Everest Base Camp itself is blocked by other peaks, but nearby viewpoints offer stunning sights of Everest.
20. What is the Lukla flight like?
The flight to Lukla is often considered an adventure in itself. The airstrip is short and located on a steep incline, so flights are subject to weather delays. It's a thrilling but safe experience when flying with experienced local airlines.
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