Everest Base Camp

Duration

14 DAYS

Maximum Height

5416m

Difficulty Level

CHALLENGING

Price From

1295 USD

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Duration

14 DAYS

Maximum Height

5416 m

Difficulty Level

CHALLENGING

Price from

USD 1295

AT A GLANCE

Maximum height: 5545m (Kala Pattar) & Everest Base Camp(5360m)
Difficulty Level: Challenging
Best time: Feb – May / Sep – Nov
Tea house Accommodation with good facilities

Trekking trails in the Everest region offer possibly the most dramatic views of the Himalaya. You will get an unforgettable opportunity to stand face to face with Chomulungma, the world’s highest peak and follow the footsteps of great climbers like Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. Along the way, you will get to know the unique culture of the Sherpas, pass through a variety of terrains, quaint villages and be rewarded by phenomenal vistas.

DAY 1 : Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu

DAY 2 : Kathmandu - Lukla - Phakding

DAY 3 : Phakding - Namche Bazaar

Maximum height: 3440m | 5-6 hours of walking

You’ll enjoy a scenic uphill walk through pine forest, a river and beautiful suspension bridge on your way to Namche Bazaar, a bustling marketplace that all leisure trekkers and serious climbers make a stop on their way towards the majestic peak. On a clear day, you can get a stunning view of Mt. Everest and Mt. Lhotse. Upon arrival, our guide will take you on little tour around the bazaar.

DAY 4 : Acclimatisation day - Namche Bazaar–Everest View Point- Namcha Bazar

DAY 5 : Namcha Bazar–Tengboche

Maximum height: 3860m | 5 hours of walking

You will walk downhill to Phunki Tenga (3,250m) for around 2.5 hours. Phunki Thenga is a cluster of lodges and a bakery by a wood-and-stone bridge across the river. From here, it’s a draining 2-hour steep uphill climb to Tengboche, a village scattered across a wide, grassy saddle below a crescent-shaped ridge covered by scrub pines and dwarf rhododendrons. The focal point of Tengboche is the famous Tengboche Gompa, the largest and most active monastery in the Khumbu region.

DAY 6 : Tengboche–Dingboche

Maximum height: 4410m | 5 hours of walking

The trail drops down to Debuche, crosses the Imja Khola and climbs through rhododendron forest past superb mani stones (carved with the Tibetan Buddhist mantra) to Pangboche (3,860m). The trail then climbs past Shomare and Orsho to Pheriche. Continue on along the river for about 30 minutes to the scattered houses of Dingboche (4,630m). Looking east from the village, you’ll see the snow-capped summits of Island Peak (6,189m), Peak 38 (7,591m) and Lhotse (8,501m).

DAY 7 : Acclimatisation Day at Dingboche

DAY 8 : Dingboche–Lobuche

Maximum height: 4910m | 4 hours of walking

From Dingboche, the path climbs slowly along the ridge through the village of Dusa (4,503m). You’ll enjoy the outstanding views of the rugged twin peaks of Taboche and Cholatse above a desolate landscape sculpted by vanished glaciers. The trail then goes directly up the gravelly terminal moraine of the Khumbu Glacier for about one hour before you cross the ridge. You will ascend further and walk along moraine to the lodges at Lobuche (4.930m)

DAY 9 : Lobuche–Gorak Shep

Maximum height: 5140m | 4 hours of walking

Because of the altitude, few people sleep comfortably above Lobuche and many people start to suffer headaches and other mild symptoms of AMS on the climb to Gorak Shep. The first section of the trail from Lobuche follows the narrow gap between the glacial moraine and the mountain wall, past the turn-off to the Italian Pyramid. After a couple of short but steep climbs and a 45-minute traverse of the terminal moraine of the Changri Shar Glacier, you’ll reach Gorak Shep, a flat, sandy bowl at 5,160m, at the foot of Kala Pattar.

DAY 10 : Gorak Shep–Kala Pathar– Pangboche (3930m)

Maximum height: 5550m | 8 hours of walking

This is the highlight of the trek but cloud can roll in quickly, obscuring the phenomenal peaks. For the best chance of an Everest photo opportunity, you will start this trek as early as possible. The path to Kala Pattar climbs up the grassy ridge above Gorak Shep. It takes around 2 hours to scale the summit (5,545m). As you climb, the peak of Pumori looms dramatically ahead. By climbing 200m, you have placed yourself in front of the most astonishing views on earth – a 360-degree panorama of Himalayan giants from Pumori and Lobuche in the west to Nuptse, Lhotse and Everest in the east. Then you will head back to Gorak Shep and go downhill to Pangboche.

DAY 11 : Pangboche–Namche Bazaar (3440m)

DAY 12 : Namche Bazaar–Lukla (2860m)

6-7 hours of walking

You will make a steep descent from Namche to the Dudh Kosi. Once you cross the high suspension bridge, the path runs mostly level to Jorsale and then climbs to Monja. Thereafter, it’s an easy run through Benkar to Lukla. You can have a celebration at Lukla. Several bars in Lukla offer happy hour deals, pool tables and late-night drinking for trekkers to mark the end of their arduous trek.

DAY 13 : Lukla–Kathmandu

DAY 14 : Departure

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Complimentary city sightseeing tour in Pokhara and Kathmandu
Airport pick up and drop off
Land transport and domestic flight
Trekking permits
Professional and certified English-speaking trekking guide(s) and porter(s)
Food (3 meals–Breakfast, lunch, dinner) in the tea houses during trekking
All tea house accomodation during trekking
Sleeping bags and trekking poles (upon request)
Purification tablets

WHAT'S EXCLUDED

Airfare to and from Nepal
Nepal entry visa
Trip cancellation insurance or any other travel insurance
Alcoholic beverages, bottled drinks (including mineral water), hot showers and WI-FI charges incurred at the tea houses during trekking
Accommodation and food expenses in the cities
Unforeseen cost such as flight cancellation and extra meals in the tea houses because of flight delays.
Tips for guides and porters

ADVENTURE SPORTS ADD-ON

CITY TOUR ADD-ON

Pokhara Cultural Tour

Kathmandu World Heritage Tour

Chitwan National Park Tour

Bandipur Tour

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