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Price $ 1335 $ 1330
Duration 15 Days
Elevation 5364 Meter
Accomodation Hotels, Tea House & Lodge
Transportation Domestic Flight / Vehicle
Everest Base Camp Trek is undoubtedly the best Himalayan trekking in Nepal. This high-altitude trekking takes you to the base camp of Mt. Everest (8,848m), the highest mountain in the world. This journey starts with a flight to Lukla and includes trekking through the dense forest and high-altitude villages towards the Base Camp of Everest.
Trekkers will love each and every moment of trekking in the proximity of Everest and other mountains in the region. To add to that is the unique Sherpa people and their culture. The Sherpa are the native inhabitants living in the Everest Region and work as mountain leaders, guides, and potters along with farming and animal husbandry.
In addition to the magnificent presence of Everest, other mighty mountains cast an overwhelming charm. Everest has much more to offer. The serene nature in the lower elevation, Sherpa villages along the trail, and wilderness of mountains in the high altitude make the adventure an awesome feat. You will enjoy the view of vast mountain ranges along with two eight-thousanders – Mt. Everest and Mt. Lhotse. If you should recall any trip as your lifetime adventure, Everest Base Camp Trek will surely be the one. For those trekkers who don’t want to walk down from Kala Patthar, you can also enjoy a Helicopter tour to Kathmandu.
Trekking to Everest Base Camp is certainly not an easy job. It is an effort demanding high altitude trek but is doable by people with good fitness levels. The first thing you should understand is that the trip involves the risk of Altitude sickness. Another fact is that you have to trek several days up and down the mountain wilderness. So, you certainly need a good fitness level and a strong determination to do it. With good planning and preparation and careful execution of walking pace on the trail can comfortably take you to the destination. Keep yourself fit and prepare yourself mentally for the Everest base camp trek and the adventure is for you.
Everest trekking takes you via the Khumbu valley, which shows the sensational sight of the chains of the Himalayan range. During the journey, visitors share scenes of Mount Everest, Lhotse, and Cho Oyu, which are over 8,000 meters high, and then guided to the Sherpa Valley. September to November, or March and April, are the most preferred span to visit the Everest base camp Trek. Truck travelers encounter tough challenges, including the overall distance traveled and the scheduling of 5 to 6 hours each day, sometimes extended to eight to nine hours. In Everest, tracking is a relatively challenging journey. The passengers reach the highest point on the track, 5545 meters above sea level, at Kalapatthar’s viewpoint. The entire package cost of trekking in the Everest region varies from 1250 to 1500 dollars. Passengers should anchor at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, then fly to Lukla and trek to Phakding with a height of 2652 meters. The journey to Kalapatthar takes ten days, with travelers returning to Kathmandu on the thirteenth day and departing for their different destinations on the fourteenth day.
After your arrival in Tribhuvan International Airport Kathmandu, Nepal Master Himalaya representative will be there for your warm welcome who will help you to transfer to the hotel, Introduce your trekking guide. In the afternoon we will explore the tourist colorful market Thamel Bazaar down Town. The evening will be for well come dinner with the Master Himalaya team at Thamel.
From today we start our Everest Base Camp trek. After breakfast, we take an early flight to Lukla, where we start your trek. The flight to Lukla (35 mins). In Lukla, we meet our remaining team members. After then we start out short trekking today's destination Phakding following the Koshi River "River of milk". Overnight stay will be in the tea house.
After breakfast, today we trek approx. 6 hours to Namche Bazaar. the route follows the Dudh Koshi River through many suspension bridges. On the way inspiring glimpse of Mt. Everest right up next Nuptse-Lhotse ridge. After three hours through beautiful pine forest finally reach the administrative village Namche Bazaar, overnight in a tea house.
This day for acclimating in Namche bazaar. stay active and roaming instead of being lazy. Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) and health experts recommend staying at least one extra night. Namche Bazar has ATMs, cyber, cafés, a bakery, a colorful market each Friday evening, and Saturday morning. We also hike up the Syangboche Airport near the Everest View Hotel.
The trek continues along the Dudh Koshi with magnificent views of the mountains. We’ll have trekked to an altitude of 3,860m upon reaching Tengboche. Inside the monastery are fabulously sparkling wall hangings, a 20-foot sculpture of Buddha. The group will be taken to observe a prayer ceremony either in the evening or in the morning dependent on the day’s trek.
From Tengboche, the trekking trail drops to Debuche, passes another electrifying suspension bridge on the Imja Khola, and trek up to Pangboche almost thousands of mani walls. Our uphill trek continues, taking us to the quaint traditional Sherpa village of Dingboche with its admirable views of Lhotse, Island Peak, and Ama Dablam.
This is another acclimatization day to ensure that your body has fully adapted to the altitude and thinner air. There are many options for day hikes including to the base of gorgeous Ama Dablam Peak and the Chhukung valley. Trekkers can also hike to the base of Nangkartshang Peak, or climb to a reasonable altitude for breathtaking views of Makalu, Lhotse, Chalotse, Ama Dablam and Tawoche Peaks. The Nangkartshang Monastery, another atmospheric monastery of the region is also a popular day hike destination. Hiking up the Imja River to the small summer settlement of Chhukung gives us great views of Island Peak, Lhotse and Ama Dablam Peaks and fluted ice walls flanking the Amphu Lapcha Pass. Your trekking guide will be happy to discuss the best option for you dependent upon your fitness, interests and time available.
We start our trek with a gentle climb out of Dingboche, and contour along the trail through yak grazing lands and alpine vegetation to reach Dughla. En route, we shall have a wonderful panoramic view of the mountains including the Tawoche, Cholatse and the unique and beautiful Ama Dablam. Further along the trail there is a short yet steep hike to Thokla Pass (4830m) passing the line of memorials at the summit of the pass, clad with prayer flags, dedicated to the mountaineers who have lost their lives during expeditions to Everest. The trail now is on lateral moraines of the Khumbu glacier offering unforgettable views of Nuptse, Lhotse, Lhotse Shar and several other snowy peaks. Beyond the Thokla Pass, we will reach Lobuche, surrounded by verdant alpine scenery. Don’t miss the breathtaking sunset from Lobuche as you spend a night here before your final destination.
At the right side, you look over the Khumbu Glacier, an enormous tongue of ice which marches down the slopes of Everest. We reach Gorak Shep for lunchtime and trek to Base Camp in the afternoon. During spring, there will likely be expedition teams about to attempt the summit. The view of Khumbu Icefall from Base Camp is spectacular.
Early morning we climb to Kala Pattar "the Black Rock" located at (5545 m) and marked by a tangle of prayer flags. At this viewpoint one of the most admirable views on earth, you have a 360-degree panorama of Himalayan giants from Pumori and Lobuche West to Nuptse, Lhotse, and Everest. We make a quick descent to Gorak Shep and have hot breakfast, and then trek down to Pheriche.
We are now heading back down to the oxygen-rich air, where any effects of the higher altitudes will disappear. We start our trek out of Pheriche by a short climb and then descent to Imja River before joining the classical Everest Base Camp Trail. The trail passes through rhododendron forests, smaller settlements such as Somare, crossing over several suspension bridges to Pangboche. We rejoin the Musk Deer trail to reach Tengboche.
After breakfast, The trek continues along the Dudh Koshi with magnificent views of the mountains. We’ll have trekked to an altitude of 3,440m upon reaching Namche Bazzar. Namche Bazar has ATMs, cyber, cafés, bakery, colorful market each Friday evening and Saturday morning.
Today we shall have a long descent to Lukla, the endpoint of our trek. The last chance to view the world’s greatest peaks – Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and others. Starting with a steep descent to Larja Dobhan, we leave Sagarmatha National Park at Monjo and contour through the dense forests, culturally rich villages, lush hills, and valleys, over several suspension bridges, past ancient chortens, monasteries and Mani walls, and other natural wonders to reach Lukla. Time to pack our bags, shop for any souvenirs and celebrate our successful adventure in the Everest region.
After breakfast, we fly back to Kathmandu for about 35 mins. After your Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport and transfer to the hotel. After a long trek, you may be tired you will have nice SPA and massage available in Kathmandu which is the extra applicable at Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.
Breakfast at the hotel. Hotel Check-out and transfer to International airport as per your schedule.
As daunting as it may sound but the Everest Base Camp Trek isn't impossible or the most difficult trek one can undertake. Many of all ages, shapes, and sizes have completed the trek over the years – with a little bit of preparation and determination you will find that almost anyone can do the trek and tick it off their bucket list.
On average, it takes between 11 and 14 days to trek to Everest Base Camp. Usually, people will do it in 12 days: 8 days to hike from Lukla to Everest Base Camp and then 4 days to trek back to Lukla. Most people prefer Everest Base Camp for 15 days as it offers a perfect time to enjoy the adventure of Everest.
Everest Base Camp Trek is a moderate trek, can accomplish with the average hikers. The hike won't exceed eight hours per day. But in someday hike vary from 4-5 hours a day. Some routes might get challenging but proper guidance will make you able to complete the trek.
It is always advisable to train before trekking. Training for Mount Everest Base Camp Trek should focus on improving cardio endurance, strength endurance, and being comfortable carrying a daypack uphill for long periods at a time. With a minimum of 8-12 weeks before your trek, you ought to begin hiking or taking long walks for a minimum of 1 day per week (focus on the duration over distance)
High altitude sickness can depend upon each individual. considering the time and situation travelers are provided sufficient acclimatization with two stops at Namche and Dingboche, With adequate information about the high altitude our guide will assist you with certain safety and precautions on the trek.
Yes, Wi-Fi is accessible on a certain location only. Namche, Dingboche, Louche, Gorakshep, and Lukla are the place where you can access Wi-Fi. In someplace you will charge for the Wi-Fi access.
As per your requirement, we can able to arrange a full-time personal cook and assistant on-hand to create the menu and maintain hygiene. or you can have the option to have foods provided by Tea House. The menu goes like this
Breakfast: Tea served in your tent, coffee or hot chocolate, porridge or a grain cereal, toast with spreads, eggs (fried, omelet or boiled) and tomatoes, boiled water.
Lunch: Juice, potatoes, cucumber and carrot salad, cheese and gherkins, chapatis, pizza, canned tuna and meats, fresh oranges and bananas, boiled water.
Dinner: Soup, steamed vegetables, rice, fried chicken, daal, spaghetti, chocolate cake, fresh apples, tea or hot chocolate, boiled water.
The favorable season for Everest Base Camp runs from Mid- September to May. Among these months October seems to be the most favorable month for trekking with great views, moderate temperature. But as per data, many travelers enjoy trekking in winter (Dec- Jan) due to fewer visitors in the area and skies gets clear. The most interesting part to travel in winter is to celebrate Christmas and New Year's at the top of the world.
Note: If you wish to trek in winter, we would advise getting suitable trekking clothes for low temperature, sleeping bags, down jackets, and fleece sleeping bags to keep you cozy.
For you to hike in Everest Base Camp Trek, you will require permits. There are two different permits available for you to trek to Everest Base Camp. Your guide can obtain these for you in advance of the trek. If you are on your own, you will need to go to the Nepal Tourism Board office near Thamel in Kathmandu prior to your flight to Lukla.
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