Everest base camp trek itinerary -

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Duration:
Trekking Route: Lukla Namche Khumjung Tangboche Lukla
Best Time: Sep -Nov and March May
Transport: Plane
Minimum Pax: 2
Places Cover: Namche-Khumjung-Tangboche-Lukla-Kathmandu

Everest base camp trek itinerary

The Everest Base Camp trek is an incredible adventure that offers a wide range of experiences and rewards for trekkers. Here’s what you can expect to get from the Everest Base Camp trek:

What you will see from Everest Trek: Immersive views of some of the world’s highest peaks, including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and more. Stunning landscapes transition from lush forests and rhododendron-covered hills to rugged alpine terrain and glacial moraines.

Culture and history: Interaction with the warm and hospitable Sherpa people, who are known for their rich culture and history. Visits to monasteries, Chortens, and prayer flags are integral to Sherpa Buddhism. A chance to experience Sherpa villages and their traditional architecture.

Personal challenge and achievement: Trekking through challenging terrain and high altitudes provides a sense of accomplishment and personal growth. Overcoming physical and mental challenges while adapting to changing conditions.

High altitude: Gradual acclimatization to high altitudes, reducing the risk of altitude sickness. Acquiring a better understanding of your body’s response to altitude and learning how to manage it.

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Base Camp and Kalapatthar: Visit Everest Base Camp itself, where climbers prepare for their ascents, and where you can witness the scale of the expedition. Panoramic sunrise or sunset views from Kala Patthar, showcasing the Everest region in all its glory.

Flora and Fauna: Opportunities to spot various wildlife, including Himalayan thar, pheasants, and if you’re lucky, snow leopards (rarely seen).

Everest Trekking route: Forming bonds with fellow trekkers and creating lasting memories with like-minded adventurers. Sharing stories and experiences with trekkers from around the world at tea houses along the route.

Nature and connection: Enjoying the physical challenge of hiking, crossing suspension bridges, and navigating diverse landscapes. Immerse yourself in the pristine beauty of the Himalayas, disconnecting from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Photography opportunities: Capturing some of the most breathtaking and iconic photographs of the world’s highest peaks and unique landscapes.

Hike up to Kalapatthar: Hiking to Kala Patthar is a highlight of the Everest Base Camp trek, and it offers several compelling reasons for trekkers to make the effort to reach this iconic vantage point:

Mountain view from Kalapatthar: Kala Patthar provides one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayan mountain range, including the majestic Mount Everest. Trekkers are rewarded with an uninterrupted and awe-inspiring panorama of the surrounding peaks, valleys, and glaciers.

Closest view of wlord High Peak: While Everest Base Camp itself offers proximity to the world’s highest mountain, Kala Patthar offers the closest unobstructed view of the Everest summit. The vantage point provides a unique perspective that allows you to truly appreciate the scale and grandeur of the peak.

Sunrise and Sunset View from Kalapatthar: Many trekkers choose to hike to Kala Patthar early in the morning to witness the sunrise over the Himalayas. The changing colors of the sky and the mountains as the sun rises is a magical sight. Alternatively, the sunset view casts a warm glow over the peaks.

Physical challenge: Reaching Kala Patthar involves a challenging uphill hike, often undertaken early in the morning when temperatures are colder. The effort required to ascend to an altitude of over 5,500 meters is a testament to your physical and mental determination.

Sense of accomplishment: Standing atop Kala Patthar after a demanding hike is a moment of personal achievement and triumph. It’s an opportunity to reflect on the challenges you’ve overcome and the stunning beauty of the natural world around you.

Photography opportunities: Kala Patthar offers unparalleled opportunities for capturing stunning photographs of the Himalayan peaks in varying light conditions. The landscape’s dramatic contrasts, especially during sunrise and sunset, create visually captivating scenes.

High-altitude experience: Reaching Kala Patthar provides a taste of the high-altitude environment, helping trekkers acclimatize further for their journey to Everest Base Camp.

Spiritual and reflective moment: Many trekkers find Kala Patthar to be a place of introspection and meditation. The serene environment, surrounded by nature’s grandeur, offers a quiet space for personal reflection and connection with the mountains.

Shared experience: The hike to Kala Patthar is often shared with fellow trekkers who are equally excited to witness the panoramic views. This shared experience creates a sense of camaraderie and shared achievement.

In summary, hiking to Kala Patthar enhances the Everest Base Camp trek by providing trekkers with an unparalleled opportunity to witness the world’s highest peaks up close, bask in the glory of sunrise or sunset views, challenge themselves physically and mentally, and create lasting memories of an unforgettable Himalayan adventure.

The best time to do the Everest Trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These seasons provide the most favorable weather and optimal trekking conditions in the Everest region. Here’s a breakdown of the seasons:

Spring Trek March to June possible: Spring is considered one of the best times to do the Everest base camp trek itinerary. The weather is generally stable, with mild temperatures and clear skies. The trail is surrounded by colorful rhododendron forests in bloom, adding a vibrant touch to the landscape. The views of the Everest range and other peaks are stunning during this time. However, spring is a popular trekking season, and the trails can be busier compared to other times of the year.

Atuma Trek September to December is possible: Autumn is another excellent time to undertake the Everest base camp trek itinerary. The weather remains stable, with mild temperatures during the day and clear skies. The visibility is excellent, providing panoramic views of the mountains. The trails are generally less crowded compared to spring, making it a popular choice for trekkers. It’s advisable to book accommodations and permits in advance during this peak season.

While spring and autumn:  are the peak seasons for the Everest base camp trek itinerary, it’s important to note that they are also the busiest times. If you prefer quieter trails and don’t mind colder temperatures, the winter months (December to February) can still be a viable option, with fewer trekkers and breathtaking snow-covered landscapes. However, winter trekking requires extra caution, as the temperatures can be extremely cold, and there is a possibility of heavy snowfall in higher altitudes.

The monsoon: summer season (June to August) is generally not recommended for trekking in the Everest region due to heavy rainfall, poor visibility, and increased risk of landslides. However, if you are prepared for wet conditions and have experience trekking in monsoon environments, it is possible to undertake the trek during this time.

How to obtain Park Permits: The Everest trek falls within the boundaries of Sagarmatha National Park, a protected area. All trekkers must obtain a Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit. This permit can be obtained in Kathmandu or from the entry checkpoint in Monjo, which lies on the trekking route. The current cost of the permit is typically around USD 34 per person.

TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) Card: The TIMS card is a mandatory document for all trekkers in Nepal, including the Everest region. It is designed to ensure the safety and security of trekkers by maintaining a record of their personal details and trekking itineraries. Everest views trek Accompanied by a registered guide. The TIMS Card cost 34 USD Per Person

The current cost of the Pasang Lhamu Gaun Palika Permit is typically around NPR 2,000 (Nepalese Rupees) per person, but the fees are subject to change. It’s advisable to check with the local Pasang Lhamu Gaun Palika office or a trekking agency for the most up-to-date information on the permit requirements and fees.

Flight service from Kathmandu to Lukla: Take a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, it takes 35-40 minutes. It depends on whether of Everest region

Food and accomodaition in Everest Region: Regarding food, the teahouses and lodges along the Everest trekking route, usually have extensive menus offering a variety of meals to choose from. You can expect a mix of local Nepali dishes, as well as international options like pasta, pizza, fried

Drinking water: Most teahouses along the Everest Trek offer boiled water for a small fee. Boiling water for at least 3 minutes kills most bacteria and viruses. However, ensure that the water has been brought to a rolling boil and allowed to cool before drinking.

Charging Batteries service: In most of the trekking regions, there is electricity whereby you will be able to charge your iPod and Camera batteries but they charge you extra money 100 to 400 Nepali rupees per hour.

Everest base camp trek cost  | We require a minimum of 2 pax group.

Katmandu Lukla to Kathmandu with Helicopter flight Everest trek

  • Our agency will directly do the Everest region trek via helicopter flight from Kathmandu- Lukla instead of flying Ramechhap-Lukla to Ramechhap.

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Day Destination Altitude Walking Hour Accommodation
1 Arrival Kathmandu and transfer to hotel 1300 one hour drive from airport to hotel Hotel in Kathmandu
2 Kathmandu to Phakding to Phakding 2610 3-hours Lodge
3 Phakding to Namche 3440 5-hours Lodge
4 Namche Acclimatization 3440 Free visit Lodge
5 Namche to Khumjung 3780 2-3-hours Lodge
6 Tengboche 3800 4-5 hours Lodge
7 Tengboche to Dingboche 4410 5 hours Lodge
8 Hike to Nargkartshang 5616 5-6 hours Lodge
9 Trek to Lobuche 4910 4-5 hours Lodge
10 Lobuche to Gorack Shep via Everest base camp (5363m) 5164 7-8 hours Lodge
11 Hike to Kalapatthar and back to Pheriche (4240m) 5545 7-8 hours Lodge
12 Pheriche to Phortse 3810 6-7 hours Lodge
13 Pheriche to Jorsale 2740 5-6 hours Lodge
14 Jorsale to Lukla 2800 4-5 hours Lodge
15 Fly back to Kathmandu from Lukla 1300 35 Minutes Fling Hotel in Kathmandu
16 Free day at Kathmandu 1300 Free visit Hotel in Kathmandu with B&B Service
17 Departure Day Drive to Kathmandu airport Fling to Country At your home

Everest base camp trek cost 1683 $ Per person

cost Includes

  • Arrival & departure transport service.
  • Hotel in Kathmandu with bed and breakfast as per itinerary.
  • Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu domestic plane tickets.
  • Plane faire for Nepali Guide.
  • A day three times meals-Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner during the trek.
  • Lodge accommodation during the Everest regio Trek.
  • Everest National park entry permit 3,500: Nepali Rs.
  • Pasang Lhamu Village Tax 2000 Rs Nepali Per Person.
  • English- speaking –Government licensed holder trekking guide.
  • Over the 6 Pax group, we will provide you experienced mountain Leader, who has the best trained Hotel Management (NATHM) Mountain Leader Course, Component 1-2, Navigation Course, Rock climbing Course, Mountain rescue Training Basic Mountaineering training, etc.
  • Guide and porters-Insurance, Salary and they are accommodation during the trek.
  • Company paper working and Government taxes etc.

Everest base camp trek cost Excludes

  • Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu.
  • International air ticket, Nepal Visa fee, your travels insurance, medical and emergency case.
  • Personal expenses, bars bills, hot shower, Telephone, laundry, and any drinks.
  • During the trek, if due to the wither problems or you want to return earlier than scheduled the balance are not refundable please.
  • Tips for Guide & Porters.
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When is the best time to do Everest view trek?

March through May and September through November

What is the temperature in Everest view trek?

During the day, it’s normal and during the night, it’s 3-5 degrees.

How much does it cost for the trek?

The cost of the Everest View Trek is 960 US$ per person

It is difficult to make Mountains view trek?

This trek is not much higher than the maximum elevation (3,860m) and is for those in their late retirement years and for students.

Which permit for the this Trek?

Permits for the Sagarmatha National Park and Pasang Lhamu VCD.

Do we need Guide Porters during the this trek?

All trekking in Nepal can be very safe if you take a guide and porter. You should book your trip through an agency in case anything goes wrong. If something goes wrong, you will be able to solve the problem and full responsibility will be the agencies.

How is Accommodations?

There is a good lodge in every village with a dining room and a toilet

What kinds of foods?

There are Chinese, Nepali, Tibetan, Indian, and Italian dishes.

How long we walk per day?

A 5- or 6-hour walk per day is recommended.

Do we see the mountains?

Yes, you can see Thamserku (6,608m), Kusum Kangaru (6,367m), Amadablam (6,856m), Cho-Oyo (8,200m), Everest (8,848m), Pumori (7,165m), Nuptse (7,861m), Lhotse (8,414m), Island (6,189m) peak and many other mountains views.

How many days trekking?

Usually 09 nights, 10 days

What equipment do we need for the trekking?

Normally, you need to bring with you flowing equipment. + walking boot If possible Gore tax boot is better. + Warm socks and Gaiters in case of rain or snow. + Day carry bag and Down Jacket over 3,000 meters you get very cold. + Sleeping bag and others which are not mansions here.

What is the include in this cost?

Arrival and departure transport service. Hotel in Kathmandu with bed and breakfast as per itinerary. Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu domestic air ticket 360 US$: Per Person. For the trekking guide air ticket 11,000 Rs. A day three times meals-Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner during the trek. Lodge accommodation during the trek. 3,500 per day per client includes lodge. Everest National park entry permit 3,500: Nepali Rs and 1,000 RS Per person, Pasang Lhamu Village Tax 2000 Rs Nepali Per Person. English- speaking –Government licensed holder trekking guide. Over the 6 Pax group, we will provide you experience mountain Leader, who has the best trained Hotel Management (NATHM) Mountain Leader Course, Component 1-2, Navigation Course, Rock climbing Course, Mountain rescue Training and Basic Mountaineering training, etc. Guide and porters-Insurance, Salary and they are accommodation during the trek. Company paper working and Government taxes etc.

How do we know about mountain sickness?

You feel sick like you have a hangover, have a headache, are short of breath, lose appetite, sleep poorly, vomit, and feel feverish.

Dose it is safe? If females travel alone to Nepal Trekking?

It is possible for women to travel alone to Nepal without any problems, but you must take a guide or porter from a registered trekking agency since the trekking company is fully responsible for trekking and mountain climbing. During the tea house trek and the climbing trek, our agency staff will take excellent care of you, and they will provide you with a single room single tent. However, if you contact a freelance guide, you will encounter many difficulties and they will try to make chit for a single woman. Hence, if you book a guide and porter through an agency, you are safe on your holiday travel to Nepal.

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When is the best time to do Everest view trek?

March through May and September through November

What is the temperature in Everest view trek?

During the day, it’s normal and during the night, it’s 3-5 degrees.

How much does it cost for the trek?

The cost of the Everest View Trek is 960 US$ per person

It is difficult to make Mountains view trek?

This trek is not much higher than the maximum elevation (3,860m) and is for those in their late retirement years and for students.

Which permit for the this Trek?

Permits for the Sagarmatha National Park and Pasang Lhamu VCD.

Do we need Guide Porters during the this trek?

All trekking in Nepal can be very safe if you take a guide and porter. You should book your trip through an agency in case anything goes wrong. If something goes wrong, you will be able to solve the problem and full responsibility will be the agencies.

How is Accommodations?

There is a good lodge in every village with a dining room and a toilet

What kinds of foods?

There are Chinese, Nepali, Tibetan, Indian, and Italian dishes.

How long we walk per day?

A 5- or 6-hour walk per day is recommended.

Do we see the mountains?

Yes, you can see Thamserku (6,608m), Kusum Kangaru (6,367m), Amadablam (6,856m), Cho-Oyo (8,200m), Everest (8,848m), Pumori (7,165m), Nuptse (7,861m), Lhotse (8,414m), Island (6,189m) peak and many other mountains views.

How many days trekking?

Usually 09 nights, 10 days

What equipment do we need for the trekking?

Normally, you need to bring with you flowing equipment. + walking boot If possible Gore tax boot is better. + Warm socks and Gaiters in case of rain or snow. + Day carry bag and Down Jacket over 3,000 meters you get very cold. + Sleeping bag and others which are not mansions here.

What is the include in this cost?

Arrival and departure transport service. Hotel in Kathmandu with bed and breakfast as per itinerary. Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu domestic air ticket 360 US$: Per Person. For the trekking guide air ticket 11,000 Rs. A day three times meals-Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner during the trek. Lodge accommodation during the trek. 3,500 per day per client includes lodge. Everest National park entry permit 3,500: Nepali Rs and 1,000 RS Per person, Pasang Lhamu Village Tax 2000 Rs Nepali Per Person. English- speaking –Government licensed holder trekking guide. Over the 6 Pax group, we will provide you experience mountain Leader, who has the best trained Hotel Management (NATHM) Mountain Leader Course, Component 1-2, Navigation Course, Rock climbing Course, Mountain rescue Training and Basic Mountaineering training, etc. Guide and porters-Insurance, Salary and they are accommodation during the trek. Company paper working and Government taxes etc.

How do we know about mountain sickness?

You feel sick like you have a hangover, have a headache, are short of breath, lose appetite, sleep poorly, vomit, and feel feverish.

Dose it is safe? If females travel alone to Nepal Trekking?

It is possible for women to travel alone to Nepal without any problems, but you must take a guide or porter from a registered trekking agency since the trekking company is fully responsible for trekking and mountain climbing. During the tea house trek and the climbing trek, our agency staff will take excellent care of you, and they will provide you with a single room single tent. However, if you contact a freelance guide, you will encounter many difficulties and they will try to make chit for a single woman. Hence, if you book a guide and porter through an agency, you are safe on your holiday travel to Nepal.

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When is the best time to do Everest view trek?

March through May and September through November

What is the temperature in Everest view trek?

During the day, it’s normal and during the night, it’s 3-5 degrees.

How much does it cost for the trek?

The cost of the Everest View Trek is 960 US$ per person

It is difficult to make Mountains view trek?

This trek is not much higher than the maximum elevation (3,860m) and is for those in their late retirement years and for students.

Which permit for the this Trek?

Permits for the Sagarmatha National Park and Pasang Lhamu VCD.

Do we need Guide Porters during the this trek?

All trekking in Nepal can be very safe if you take a guide and porter. You should book your trip through an agency in case anything goes wrong. If something goes wrong, you will be able to solve the problem and full responsibility will be the agencies.

How is Accommodations?

There is a good lodge in every village with a dining room and a toilet

What kinds of foods?

There are Chinese, Nepali, Tibetan, Indian, and Italian dishes.

How long we walk per day?

A 5- or 6-hour walk per day is recommended.

Do we see the mountains?

Yes, you can see Thamserku (6,608m), Kusum Kangaru (6,367m), Amadablam (6,856m), Cho-Oyo (8,200m), Everest (8,848m), Pumori (7,165m), Nuptse (7,861m), Lhotse (8,414m), Island (6,189m) peak and many other mountains views.

How many days trekking?

Usually 09 nights, 10 days

What equipment do we need for the trekking?

Normally, you need to bring with you flowing equipment. + walking boot If possible Gore tax boot is better. + Warm socks and Gaiters in case of rain or snow. + Day carry bag and Down Jacket over 3,000 meters you get very cold. + Sleeping bag and others which are not mansions here.

What is the include in this cost?

Arrival and departure transport service. Hotel in Kathmandu with bed and breakfast as per itinerary. Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu domestic air ticket 360 US$: Per Person. For the trekking guide air ticket 11,000 Rs. A day three times meals-Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner during the trek. Lodge accommodation during the trek. 3,500 per day per client includes lodge. Everest National park entry permit 3,500: Nepali Rs and 1,000 RS Per person, Pasang Lhamu Village Tax 2000 Rs Nepali Per Person. English- speaking –Government licensed holder trekking guide. Over the 6 Pax group, we will provide you experience mountain Leader, who has the best trained Hotel Management (NATHM) Mountain Leader Course, Component 1-2, Navigation Course, Rock climbing Course, Mountain rescue Training and Basic Mountaineering training, etc. Guide and porters-Insurance, Salary and they are accommodation during the trek. Company paper working and Government taxes etc.

How do we know about mountain sickness?

You feel sick like you have a hangover, have a headache, are short of breath, lose appetite, sleep poorly, vomit, and feel feverish.

Dose it is safe? If females travel alone to Nepal Trekking?

It is possible for women to travel alone to Nepal without any problems, but you must take a guide or porter from a registered trekking agency since the trekking company is fully responsible for trekking and mountain climbing. During the tea house trek and the climbing trek, our agency staff will take excellent care of you, and they will provide you with a single room single tent. However, if you contact a freelance guide, you will encounter many difficulties and they will try to make chit for a single woman. Hence, if you book a guide and porter through an agency, you are safe on your holiday travel to Nepal.

Expand/Close
When is the best time to do Everest view trek?

March through May and September through November

What is the temperature in Everest view trek?

During the day, it’s normal and during the night, it’s 3-5 degrees.

How much does it cost for the trek?

The cost of the Everest View Trek is 960 US$ per person

It is difficult to make Mountains view trek?

This trek is not much higher than the maximum elevation (3,860m) and is for those in their late retirement years and for students.

Which permit for the this Trek?

Permits for the Sagarmatha National Park and Pasang Lhamu VCD.

Do we need Guide Porters during the this trek?

All trekking in Nepal can be very safe if you take a guide and porter. You should book your trip through an agency in case anything goes wrong. If something goes wrong, you will be able to solve the problem and full responsibility will be the agencies.

How is Accommodations?

There is a good lodge in every village with a dining room and a toilet

What kinds of foods?

There are Chinese, Nepali, Tibetan, Indian, and Italian dishes.

How long we walk per day?

A 5- or 6-hour walk per day is recommended.

Do we see the mountains?

Yes, you can see Thamserku (6,608m), Kusum Kangaru (6,367m), Amadablam (6,856m), Cho-Oyo (8,200m), Everest (8,848m), Pumori (7,165m), Nuptse (7,861m), Lhotse (8,414m), Island (6,189m) peak and many other mountains views.

How many days trekking?

Usually 09 nights, 10 days

What equipment do we need for the trekking?

Normally, you need to bring with you flowing equipment. + walking boot If possible Gore tax boot is better. + Warm socks and Gaiters in case of rain or snow. + Day carry bag and Down Jacket over 3,000 meters you get very cold. + Sleeping bag and others which are not mansions here.

What is the include in this cost?

Arrival and departure transport service. Hotel in Kathmandu with bed and breakfast as per itinerary. Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu domestic air ticket 360 US$: Per Person. For the trekking guide air ticket 11,000 Rs. A day three times meals-Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner during the trek. Lodge accommodation during the trek. 3,500 per day per client includes lodge. Everest National park entry permit 3,500: Nepali Rs and 1,000 RS Per person, Pasang Lhamu Village Tax 2000 Rs Nepali Per Person. English- speaking –Government licensed holder trekking guide. Over the 6 Pax group, we will provide you experience mountain Leader, who has the best trained Hotel Management (NATHM) Mountain Leader Course, Component 1-2, Navigation Course, Rock climbing Course, Mountain rescue Training and Basic Mountaineering training, etc. Guide and porters-Insurance, Salary and they are accommodation during the trek. Company paper working and Government taxes etc.

How do we know about mountain sickness?

You feel sick like you have a hangover, have a headache, are short of breath, lose appetite, sleep poorly, vomit, and feel feverish.

Dose it is safe? If females travel alone to Nepal Trekking?

It is possible for women to travel alone to Nepal without any problems, but you must take a guide or porter from a registered trekking agency since the trekking company is fully responsible for trekking and mountain climbing. During the tea house trek and the climbing trek, our agency staff will take excellent care of you, and they will provide you with a single room single tent. However, if you contact a freelance guide, you will encounter many difficulties and they will try to make chit for a single woman. Hence, if you book a guide and porter through an agency, you are safe on your holiday travel to Nepal.

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