Everest Base Camp

Begin your Everest adventure with a scenic 30-minute flight to Lukla (2,840m), offering breathtaking views of the Eastern Himalayas. Upon arrival, meet your trekking crew (porters & Sherpas) and prepare for the journey ahead.

🚨 Peak Season Travel Notice: During October, November, April, and May, flights to Lukla operate from Manthali, requiring a 4-5 hour drive from Kathmandu before the short flight.

Trek to Phakding (2,610m)

A gentle 3-hour trek leads through Sherpa villages, lush forests, and terraced fields, crossing the Dudh Koshi River via a suspension bridge. Phakding, a charming riverside village, offers comfortable teahouses and stunning scenery.

📍 Overnight at a teahouse in Phakding.

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  We start the day with light exercises before breakfast, a routine we will follow throughout the trek to prevent muscle cramps and fatigue. After a hearty meal, we begin our ascent towards Namche Bazaar, climbing approximately 800m over an 11 km trail.

  The journey takes us through charming Sherpa villages such as Toktok, Benkar, Manjo, and Jorsale, each offering unique cultural insights. At Manjo, we officially enter Sagarmatha National Park, where our permits will be checked. The trail features several streams and five thrilling suspension bridges, including the iconic Twin Bridge at the foothill of Namche Bazaar. Until this point, the trek is relatively easy, but a steep one-hour uphill climb follows before reaching Namche.

  A highlight of the day is the first glimpse of Mt. Everest, visible about 30 minutes before reaching Namche. Along the way, we also enjoy stunning views of Nuptse, Lhotse, Kusum Kanguru, Kwangde, and Thamserku.

  📍 Overnight at a local Sherpa teahouse in Namche Bazaar.

   

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  Today is a crucial acclimatization day, helping our bodies adjust to the increasing altitude and reducing the risk of altitude sickness. Instead of resting, we will embark on a scenic hike to the renowned Hotel Everest View (3,880m)—one of the world’s highest 5-star hotels—offering breathtaking panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Amadablam, Taboche, Cholatse, and Thamserku.

  On our way back to Namche Bazaar, we will visit the Khumbu Museum, which provides insights into the history, culture, and lifestyle of the Sherpa people.

  Explore Namche Bazaar

  In the late afternoon or evening, you can explore Namche Bazaar, the commercial hub of the Khumbu region. Key highlights include:
  ✅ Sherpa Museum – Learn about the traditions and mountaineering history of the Sherpa community.
  ✅ Buddhist Monasteries – Experience the spiritual side of the Himalayas.
  ✅ Shops, Cafés, and Bars – Enjoy the vibrant market atmosphere.
  ✅ Hike to Khumjung Village (Optional) – A great way to explore authentic Sherpa culture, monasteries, and stunning mountain views.

  📍 Overnight at a teahouse in Namche Bazaar.

• • Morning: Continue your journey towards Phortse, a picturesque village nestled high in the mountains.

  • Afternoon: The trek takes around 6 hours, offering spectacular views of Everest, Nuptse, and Lhotse along the way.

  • Evening: Settle into the peaceful village of Phortse, known for its spectacular scenery and quiet charm.

  🔗 Read more about Phortse Village and its rich Sherpa heritage here.

• • Morning: Begin your trek from Phortse to Pheriche, a village known for its stunning landscapes and high-altitude flora and fauna.

  • Afternoon: The trek will take about 7 hours, with views of Ama Dablam and surrounding peaks.

  • Evening: Relax in Pheriche, an excellent spot for acclimatization at this altitude.

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  • Morning: Acclimatize to the altitude by resting or exploring the area. This day is important for your health and safety.

  • Afternoon: Optional short hikes in the surrounding areas to improve acclimatization.

  • Evening: Enjoy a peaceful evening in Pheriche, with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

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• Morning: Trek to Lobuche, a high-altitude settlement at 4910m, known for its stark beauty and dramatic landscapes.

• Afternoon: The trek takes about 5 hours, and the path offers stunning views of Everest and its neighboring peaks.

• Evening: Rest in Lobuche, where you can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this high-altitude location.

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  Day 9is an exhilarating and memorable day, as it takes you to Everest Base Camp and back to Gorak Shep. Here’s the breakdown:

  Morning:

  • Trek from Lobuche to Gorak Shep (5,140m) – 4 hours:

    • After an early breakfast in Lobuche, you’ll start your trek to Gorak Shep. The trail is a relatively moderate but challenging ascent, with some rocky and icy sections.

    • You’ll be walking alongside the Khumbu Glacier, enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including Nuptse, Pumori, and Everest in the distance.

    • The journey will take about 4 hours, so pace yourself and take regular breaks. As you approach Gorak Shep, you’ll begin to feel the altitude, so be mindful of how your body reacts.

  Lunch:

  • Arrive in Gorak Shep:

    • Once you reach Gorak Shep, you’ll check into your teahouse and have a well-deserved lunch. This is a small, isolated settlement, and the air is quite thin here, so it’s important to rest and hydrate properly.

  Afternoon:

  • Hike to Everest Base Camp (5,364m) – 2 and half hour

    • After lunch and a short rest, you’ll begin the final leg of the day’s adventure: trekking to Everest Base Camp. The round trip to the Base Camp is about 5 hours, and it involves a challenging hike over rocky and sometimes icy terrain.

    • The first section of the trek takes you across the rocky moraine, and as you get closer to Everest, the views become more breathtaking.

    • Upon reaching Everest Base Camp, you’ll be standing at the foot of the world’s highest mountain, surrounded by towering peaks. This is the culmination of your trek, and you’ll have the chance to take photos, soak in the incredible atmosphere, and feel the magnitude of the place.

  Return to Gorak Shep:

  • After spending some time at Everest Base Camp, you’ll retrace your steps and return to Gorak Shep. The hike back will take another 2-3 hours.

  Evening:

  • Upon returning to Gorak Shep, you’ll have the opportunity to relax, reflect on your incredible achievement, and enjoy a well-deserved dinner.

  This day is filled with excitement, hard work, and the ultimate reward of reaching Everest Base Camp. Be sure to take your time, stay hydrated, and pace yourself as the altitude and physical exertion will make it a challenging but unforgettable experience!

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• Morning: Rise early for a sunrise hike to Kala Patthar (5550m), the best vantage point for panoramic views of Mount Everest.

• Click here foramazing view from kalapathar

• Afternoon: Trek down to Dingboche, a beautiful village set at a lower altitude, offering much-needed rest after the strenuous ascent.

• Evening: Rest in Dingboche and take in the views of the surrounding peaks.

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  • Morning: Trek from Dingboche to Tengboche (3860m), passing through dense forests and high-altitude meadows.

  • Afternoon: The trail takes you through the beautiful rhododendron forests, with views of Mount Everest and other peaks. The trek takes about 7 hours.

  • Evening: Visit the famous Tengboche Monastery, a significant cultural site for the Sherpa people, before settling into your lodge.

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• Morning: Trek from Tengboche back to Namche Bazaar.

• Afternoon: The descent takes about 7 hours, passing through lush forests and offering great views of the Himalayas.

• Evening: Arrive in Namche, relax, and enjoy some local treats or shopping.

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  • Morning: Continue your descent to Lukla, completing the trek after a rewarding journey.

  • Afternoon: The trek takes about 8 hours, and the terrain gradually becomes gentler as you approach Lukla.

  • Evening: Celebrate your adventure with your fellow trekkers and enjoy a farewell dinner in Lukla.

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  • Morning: Catch an early morning flight from Lukla to Kathmandu, enjoying a final aerial view of the majestic Himalayas.

  • Afternoon: Arrive in Kathmandu and spend some free time exploring the vibrant city.

  • Evening: Relax and reflect on the amazing journey you’ve just completed.

The last of your Nepal vacation going to end soon at Tribhuwan International Airport Kathmandu. Before heading to the airport we’ll come to pick you up at your hotel and Our Airport representative will take you to the Tribhuwan International Airport for the farewell.

The trek is moderately challenging and requires a good level of fitness. You’ll be walking 5–7 hours per day at high altitudes. However, with proper acclimatization, a steady pace, and the right preparation, most trekkers successfully complete the journey.

While prior trekking experience is helpful, it’s not mandatory. Many first-time trekkers have successfully reached Everest Base Camp with proper training and preparation. We recommend cardiovascular exercises, endurance training, and short hikes before the trek.

The standard trek takes 12 to 14 days, including acclimatization days in Namche Bazaar and Pheriche. We prioritize your safety and ensure enough time for your body to adjust to the altitude.

The best seasons are:
✅ Spring (March–May): Clear skies, blooming rhododendrons, and moderate temperatures.
✅ Autumn (September–November): Crisp mountain views, stable weather, and a vibrant trekking atmosphere.
Avoid the monsoon (June–August) due to heavy rainfall and winter (December–February) due to extreme cold.

You’ll need:
✔️ Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit
✔️ Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit
Our team will arrange all necessary permits for you!

Everest Base Camp sits at 5,364 meters (17,598 feet). Altitude sickness is a concern, but our itinerary includes gradual acclimatization to minimize risks. We follow the “climb high, sleep low” principle and carry oxygen and first-aid kits. To know Action Guide to High Altitude: Acclimatization and Illnesses click here

You’ll stay in cozy teahouses that offer comfortable beds and delicious meals. Expect hearty meals like dal bhat, momos, pasta, soup, and pancakes—perfect for keeping your energy up! Hot drinks and boiled water for refilling bottles are available.

TEAHOUSE COSTS

The following approximate costs were correct at time of writing, though varied slightly from teahouse to teahouse:

Shower – 500 – 600 NPR
WiFi – 500NPR (Unlimited – valid up to 12 hours)
Electricity – 250NPR (Per charge)
Soft Drink – 400-500 NPR
Mango Juice – 300 – 400 NPR
Porridge – 500 NPR
Daal Bhaat – 600 -1000 NPR

Here’s a must-have gear checklist:
✅ Warm layers & down jacket (for cold nights)
✅ Waterproof jacket & pants (for unexpected weather)
✅ Sturdy trekking boots (well-broken-in)
✅ Sleeping bag (rated -10°C to -20°C)
✅ Trekking poles (reduce knee strain)
✅ Sunglasses & sunscreen (for strong UV rays)
✅ Water bottles & purification tablets
✅ First aid kit & altitude sickness meds

Yes, but connectivity is limited. Most teahouses offer Wi-Fi for a small fee and charge extra for battery charging. We recommend bringing a power bank and a local SIM card (Ncell or Everest Link) for better connectivity.

WiFi – 500NPR (Unlimited – valid up to 12 hours)
Electricity – 250NPR (Per charge)

You can trek solo, but having an experienced guide ensures safety, navigation, and cultural insights. Plus, porters help lighten your load so you can enjoy the journey stress-free!

Your safety is our priority. In case of emergencies, we arrange immediate helicopter evacuation (travel insurance required). Our guides are trained in first aid and altitude sickness management.

Yes! Travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking and emergency helicopter evacuation is mandatory. We can recommend trusted insurance providers.

📩 Booking is Simple!

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We’ll assist you with trip planning, booking, pre-trek consultation, and all necessary preparations for a hassle-free experience. Let’s make your Everest adventure seamless and unforgettable!

Getting a Nepal visa on arrival is quick and easy for most nationalities. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

1. Check Your Eligibility

Nepal offers visa on arrival for most travelers except for citizens of a few restricted countries (e.g., Afghanistan, Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria, Somalia, and a few others). If you’re from one of these restricted countries, you must apply for a visa at a Nepalese embassy before arriving.

2. Arriving at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) – Kathmandu

Once you land at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, follow these steps:
✔ Step 1: Fill Out an Arrival Form – Use the electronic kiosk machines available at the airport or fill out a manual visa application form.
✔ Step 2: Pay the Visa Fee – Head to the visa payment counter and pay in USD, Euro, GBP, or other major currencies. (Credit cards are usually NOT accepted, so carry cash.)
✔ Step 3: Submit Your Documents – Take your payment receipt, completed form, and passport to the Immigration Desk, where your visa will be stamped into your passport.

3. Visa Fees & Duration

Nepal’s visa fees (as of 2025):
🔹 15 Days – $30 USD
🔹 30 Days – $50 USD
🔹 90 Days – $125 USD
(Fees may be subject to change, so verify before travel.)

4. Required Documents

✅ Passport (valid for at least 6 months)
✅ Passport-sized photos (recommended, but photo booths are available at the airport if needed)
✅ Visa fee (in cash, preferably USD or major currency)

5. Getting a Visa at Land Borders

If you enter Nepal via a land border (from India, Tibet/China), you can also get a visa on arrival at official border crossings such as:
✔ Sunauli (from India)
✔ Raxaul/Birgunj (from India)
✔ Kakarbhitta (from India)
✔ Kodari/Rasuwa (from Tibet/China)

6. Extending Your Visa

If you wish to stay longer, you can extend your visa at the Department of Immigration in Kathmandu or Pokhara. The cost is $3 per day of extension, with a minimum fee of $30 for 10 days.

Pro Tip: If you’re trekking in Nepal for an extended time, we recommend getting a 30-day or 90-day visa upfront to avoid hassles later. For more information click here 

1. Best Time to Trek

📅 Spring (March–May): Clear skies, blooming rhododendrons, and great weather.
📅 Autumn (Sept–Nov): Best visibility and stable conditions.
⚠️ Monsoon (June–Aug) & Winter (Dec–Feb) are less ideal due to rain and extreme cold.

2. New Trekking Regulations & Permits

🆕 Guide Mandatory: Solo trekking is NOT allowed—guides are required.
🛂 Permits Needed:
✔ Sagarmatha National Park Entry – NPR 3,000
✔ Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Permit – NPR 2,000

3. Trekking Routes & Alternatives

🏔 Classic EBC Route – The most popular trek.
🌊 Gokyo Lakes & EBC – Scenic detour via stunning glacial lakes.
🚀 Three Passes Trek – A challenging adventure for experienced trekkers.

4. EBC Trek Cost (2025-2026)

💰 Budget: $1,200 – $2,500 per person.
💳 Flexible Installment Plans Available!

5. Flights to Lukla (Important Update)

✈ Peak season flights now operate from Ramechhap, NOT Kathmandu – Requires a 4-hour drive before the flight.

6. Accommodation & Food

🏠 Teahouses & Luxury Lodges available.
🍽 Food: Enjoy dal bhat, momos, pasta, soups & more.
🔋 Wi-Fi & Charging at extra cost ($2–$5 per device).

7. Altitude Sickness & Safety

🌡 Acclimatization Days: Namche Bazaar & Pheriche included.
🚁 Helicopter Evacuation Ready – Travel insurance required.

8. 2025-2026 Special Offers & Discounts

• Early Bird Offer

• Free Pre-Trek Prep Consultation Call to help you get ready.

• Free Kathmandu Sightseeing Transportation Service before your trek.

• Group Discounts – Traveling with friends or family? Enjoy exclusive group discounts!

📩 Book Now and make your Everest adventure even more rewarding!

👥 Group Discounts 

📩 Book Now and start your Everest adventure!

A porter is assigned to two trekkers. This is the normal trend for the trek in Nepal. He or she carries a maximum of 20 kg – 25 kg. Please remember that Lukla’s flight weight restriction in baggage per passenger is 10 kg besides hand carry.

You need to send the advance deposit of 20 % of the trip cost for the confirmation of the trekking. The deposit will not be refunded in case the trekker cancels the trip themselves. However, the agency has the provision of the same amount to be used by the trekker for the next trip. In case of full payment, if a trekker cancels the trekking one month prior to the trek date, 50% of the total cost will be refunded.

💧 Recommended Water Intake:
✔ 3-4 liters per day to stay hydrated and prevent altitude sickness.
✔ Drink small amounts frequently instead of large gulps.
✔ Use water purification tablets or filters for safe drinking water.

Why Is Hydration So Important?

✅ Prevents Altitude Sickness – Dehydration can worsen symptoms like headaches and dizziness.
✅ Boosts Energy & Endurance – Helps your body adjust to lower oxygen levels.
✅ Regulates Body Temperature – Essential for trekking in varying temperatures.
✅ Aids Digestion & Circulation – Keeps you feeling strong and prevents fatigue.

🚫 Avoid alcohol & excessive caffeine as they cause dehydration.

💡 Pro Tip: Carry an insulated bottle to keep water warm at higher altitudes! 🚀🏔

💰 Recommended Extra Cash: $200 – $300 USD per person for personal expenses.

Breakdown of Personal Expenses:

✔ Charging & Wi-Fi: $2–$5 per device per day.
✔ Hot Showers: $3–$10 per shower.
✔ Extra Snacks & Drinks: $2–$5 per item (tea, coffee, chocolate bars, etc.).
✔ Souvenirs & Tips: $30–$50 for tipping guides/porters.
✔ Emergency Cash: For flight delays or unexpected expenses.

💡 Pro Tips:
✅ Carry Nepalese Rupees (NPR) – ATMs are unreliable beyond Namche Bazaar.
✅ Smaller denominations are better for easy transactions.
✅ Cash is king! Cards are rarely accepted in remote areas.

📌 Plan wisely & enjoy a hassle-free trek! 🏔💰