An iconic journey through the heart of the Himalayas, the Everest Base Camp Trek culminates at the base camp of Mount Everest (8,848.68m), the highest mountain in the world. Trekking through this region provides an opportunity to witness the rich Sherpa culture in addition to stunning scenery and a variety of landforms.
Stars of the Journey
- Experience the breathtaking splendour of Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Mount Everest, among other Himalayan behemoths.
- Discover the UNESCO-designated Sagarmatha National Park.
- See traditional Sherpa settlements and historic Buddhist monasteries.
- Enjoy the rush of ascending to Kala Patthar (5,555m), which provides expansive vistas of the Khumbu Valley.
Why trek Everest Base Camp with us?
- Easy arrangements: We take care of everything, including lodging, meals during the walk, and airport transportation.
- Skilled guides: Our staff of government-licensed guides and Sherpas, who are knowledgeable about the area, guarantees your safety and satisfaction.
- Days of acclimatisation: In order to reduce the chance of altitude sickness, we place a high priority on appropriate acclimatisation.
- Excellent equipment: For your well-being, we offer necessary equipment, such as medical kits and oximeters.
- Comfortable lodging: At higher altitudes, you will stay in lodges with twin-sharing rooms and rudimentary amenities.
- Support for your bags: Porters will take care of your bags so you can concentrate on the hike.
Plan of Travel
Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu.
Day 2: Take a scenic flight to Lukla (from Kathmandu or Manthali airport), where the journey begins, and then walk to Phakding.
Day 3: Namche Bazaar, the entry point to Mount Everest.
Day 4: Get acclimatised to Namche Bazaar.
Day 5: Tengboche, a monastery renowned for its splendour.
Day 6: Enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains as you trek to Dingboche.
Day 7: Dingboche's acclimatisation day.
Day 8: Trek the Khumbu Glacier to Lobuche.
Day9: Hike to Gorak Shep, stopping on route to see Everest Base Camp.
Day 10: Trek to Kala Patthar for stunning views of Everest, then descend to Pangboche.
Day 11–13: Make your way down through Phakding, Namche Bazaar, and Tengboche.
Day 14: Excursion flight back to Kathmandu and departure.
The Challenge and Planning
Because of the extreme altitude, rough terrain, and erratic weather, the Everest Base Camp Trek is difficult. It is essential to be physically healthy and to adjust to the new environment. Exercise on a regular basis and prior hiking expertise are advantages.
Precautions
Your safety is our top priority. Our guides have received first-aid and wilderness survival training. To reduce the danger of altitude sickness, we provide adequate acclimatisation and carry necessary medical supplies.
Travel Advice:
- Choose cosy, warm clothing and don't overpack.
- Drink a lot of water to stay hydrated.
- Consume healthy meals to keep your energy levels stable.
- To prevent altitude sickness, take it leisurely and take your time climbing.
- Be ready for erratic weather patterns.
When should I leave for the Everest Trek?
Spring (March–May) and fall (September–November), when the weather is clear and the temperature is comfortable, are the ideal seasons for the Everest Base Camp Trek. Trekking is also possible in the summer (June–August) and winter (December–February) months; however, there will be monsoon rains and intense cold during these times.
The Price and Reservation
For the Everest Base Camp Trek, Day Tour Nepal provides affordable prices. The price takes care of the majority of costs, including lodging, meals during the hike, permits, and guide fees. You'll also need extra cash for personal expenses, travel insurance, visa fees, and meals while in Kathmandu.
In summary,
You will have lifelong memories from the demanding yet rewarding Everest Base Camp Trek. You may enjoy the safety and comfort of experiencing the Himalayan magic with the knowledge and assistance of Day Tours Nepal.