The Himalayan Guides has crafted this adventurous and enchanting journey to the most demanded Everest Base Camp of 14 days. This trek is a thrilling journey towards the Khumbu region for almost two weeks. The trek starts with the most enchanting and rewarding STOL flight from Kathmandu to Lukla.
The Himalayan Guides has crafted this adventurous and enchanting journey to the most demanded Everest Base Camp of 14 days. This trek is a thrilling journey towards the Khumbu region for almost two weeks. The trek starts with the most enchanting and rewarding STOL flight from Kathmandu to Lukla.
The trail will start once we touch down in Lukla. The trail will wind through the lush forests and terraced fields to Phakding with a slim descent from Lukla. Then we will lead towards Namche Bazar alongside the riverbeds of Dudh Koshi. We have scheduled an acclimatization to provide a chance to adapt ourselves to the thinning air and explore the bustling vibrance of Namche Bazaar’s culture. We also have an optional hike to the Hotel Everest View on this day. The trail will wind us through the rhododendron forests to Tengboche, which is a historic monastery, and again we will have a short, steep descent to Dingboche. Dingboche is where we will spend our second acclimatization day. We will reach our major destination and the pinnacle attraction of this trek, Everest Base Camp, on the ninth day and spend some quality time immersing ourselves at the Base Camp.
This trek is a blend of culture and adventure at the same time. We will have an opportunity to interact with the local cultures and traditions with the luxury of having the panoramic views of the peaks, like Everest, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and others, as a backdrop. The trek demands moderate fitness as we have to cross the glacial paths and steep ascents and descents. We at The Himalayan Guides provide the best trekking experience on this side of the world. We guarantee you the best services and satisfaction without compromising your entertainment and adventure.
Our trek will begin with the thrilling and enchanting flight from Kathmandu or Manthali to Lukla. This short flight sets the tone for the exciting flight ahead with the panoramic views of the Himalayas. The small Tenzing-Hillary airport will welcome us with its open arms to start the trek, which will be a thrilling two-week trek to Everest Base Camp.
Namche Bazaar is an enchanting capital dedicated to the Sherpa community. This is also the major acclimatization point of the trek. We will get the opportunity to explore the famous and historical Sherpa Museum with the extra optional hike towards the Hotel Everest View. We will get the stunning far views of the peaks like Everest and Ama Dablam from Namche Bazar.
Tengboche monastery is an iconic and spiritual heart of the Khumbu. This enchanting place is surrounded by the most blissful views of the Everest, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku peaks all around the monastery. This sacred space also offers a serene and peaceful setting for prayers and blessings. The monastery is draped by the intricate architecture and tranquil ambiance that makes our rest a profitable one.
Dingboche is a pristine village in the middle of our journey. It is also a key acclimatization stop inside an alpine valley. From Dingboche, we can have the most grandeur of views of the Everest region peaks that include Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Makalu. The acclimatization day also includes the rewarding trek to Nangkartsang peak that challenges our adrenaline.
This strenuous climb to the Everest Base Camp combines with the enchanting adventure and achievement. The base camp, which is draped and covered by the Khumbu glacier and prayer flags, offers us the surreal experience of adventure and achievement. We will have our adventurous dream just completed in front of our very eyes. The journey to EBC is adventurous yet equally rewarding.
The early morning hike to the Kala Patthar is our highest point of this trek. We will get to stand on the elevation of staggering with the gigantic view of the Everest, Changtse, Nuptse, and others in the backdrop. We are rewarded with the closest view of Everest. The golden light that illuminates the peak will be a pristine view and will get close to our hearts for the rest of our lives.
The rugged terrain and the glacial lakes and moraine of the Khumbu, as we pass Gorak Shep, are an enchanting and thrilling experience for anyone. The trail leads to the memorials engraved for those who passed during the Everest Expeditions. An exhilarating experience awaits with the adventure. This high-altitude section will offer a glimpse of the raw beauty of the Himalayas.
The trek to the Everest Base Camp immerses you into the unique and enchanting culture of the Sherpa through the villages like Phakding and Namche Bazaar. Warm hospitality and local culture create a rich experience. The vibrant Buddhist traditions set against the gigantic Himalayan backdrops are a unique cultural and natural blend. This experience will be cherished forever.
The experience of the adventurous trek to the Everest Base Camp is a rewarding and thrilling journey to the top of the Himalayas. The rewarding landscapes, the Himalayan view, and the Sherpa culture are probably one of the lifetime experiences that will remain forever.
We at The Himalayan Guides provide an immersive journey into the heart of the Himalayas and beyond. The Himalayan Guides prioritize adventure, safety, and cultural connection. While we promote sustainable tourism as a theme, we consider that the enjoyment and experience are also equally important. Our decade-long experience and expertise empower the successful trekking experience with authentic encounters. We help you create long-lasting memories whenever you trek or keep your feet in the country of Nepal. Choose us for a transformative and thrilling Himalayan adventure.
During the trail, the teahouses offer basic yet hearty and nutritious meals like Dal bhat, soups, pasta, and pancakes. These food items are ideal for high-altitude trekking like that of Everest Base Camp. We recommend that you bring the energy bars and other nutrition-rich snacks.
The trails provide twin-shared bedrooms and shared bathrooms. The hot shower might only be limited in the lowerlands. Highlands have the basic setting and amenities. Sleeping bags are recommended for the warm nights.
Everest Base Camp trek’s sanitation facilities are basic, with shared squat or pit-style toilets in the higher lands. Namche and Lukla may provide western-style toilets. Washing soaps are widely available to wash hands, but they are also used by many others. We recommend that you bring hand sanitizer, wet wipes, and toilet paper during the trek.
The 14-day route to Everest Base Camp is considerably challenging. Trekkers are advised to have physical exercises and practice high-altitude hikes if possible. The risks of altitude sickness are probable; that's why we have scheduled two days for acclimating to the higher altitude.
Headaches and nausea are the common beginner symptoms of Altitude Sickness. Those symptoms can easily be recognised and reduced by hydrating and resting enough. Immediate descent is necessary if the condition worsens.
We need two major permits for the completion of this trek: The Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit. Both permits will be obtained by the Himalayan Guides for your convenience.
The most favourable seasons to trek to the Everest Base Camp are Spring and Autumn. These seasons offer clear skies with mild and dry conditions for the trekkers.
Yes, Travel Insurance is strictly recommended for this trek. We at The Himalayan Guides advocate the need and essence of travel insurance that could be a life and hefty money saver in case of an emergency.
The guides and porters in The Himalayan Guides are highly knowledgeable and experienced. The Sherpas who have extensive knowledge of the route and weather bring a new perspective to your experience. They help you make your trek more enjoyable and safe.
