EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK


Everest Base Camp Trek is the ultimate bucket list trekking location. This trek takes you into the lap of the Himalayas and the home of the highest mountain in the world Mt Everest at 8848m. Everest Base Camp is situated at an altitude of 5364m and brings you as close as you can get to the highest peak in the world (without a climbing permit). The viewpoint from Kala Patar 5545m allows a classic view of the Everest range including 4 of the world’s 8000m+ peaks. This magnificent trek will bring you to the starting point of summit attempts and in spring you can even view the hustle and bustle of the climbing expeditions preparing for summit attempts.
During this trek, you will enjoy crystal clear view of The Himalayan range including Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Pumoriamong others. Trekking to Mt Everest Base camp takes only 15 days by including 1 full day Nepali cultural sightseeing tour inside the valley. Generally, the local people in this area are Sherpas, they are very welcoming and consider every tourist as their own guests. Guests are regarded as Gods according to Nepalese tradition and culture. You will be greeted with a soft voice saying “Namaste” accompanied by the joining of palms together. Save plenty of space on your memory card as you will witness countless photographic moments. You will immerse in the fascinating Sherpa community, culture and traditional way of life.
This is not an easy trek but if you have courage, persistence and endurance then you can accomplish this trek and you do not need any previous experience, just need to be fit and enjoy in walking. The trip will start from Kathmandu valley by taking a morning flight with your trek guide towards Lukla and it takes around 30-40 minutes to be in Lukla Airport, where our field staffs will wait for your arrival.

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