Everest base camp trek history goes back on 29th of May 1953, the glorious day of Mount Everest, two great sons of the universe (Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary) achieved unforeseen success on the mission to the Mount Everest. The same move towards the summit of the greater Himalaya gave birth to various possibilities and hopes in the part of nature-lovers and researchers. Since then, trek to Mount Everest region has become well-liked among those who want to take taste of adventure along with fun and exploration. We are here to offer you Everest base camp trekkingpackage which is two weeks’ time frame compatible. Mighty Mount Everest, Tengboche monastery, the Everest base camp, Kalapaththar, Gokyo, Khumbu glacier, Mongoloid Sherpa aka ‘Tigers of the Mountain’ and assorted flora and fauna are the main things to perceive in Everest base camp trekking.

Trekking in Mount Everest region can be undertaken throughout the year. However the autumn (September-November) and the spring (March-May) are the recommended seasons. The former season offers excellent weather and tantalizing mountain views whereas during the latter one, different varieties of wild flowers especially rhododendrons make the hillside a hunting paradise. Mountain views are excellent and temperature is quit moderate.

Before starting the Everest base camp trekking from Lukla, we will reach there by a short but panoramic flight from the capital, Kathmandu. And then, the trail directs us to Phakding, Dudhkoshi valley and Namche bazaar respectively. In Namche aka Sherpa capital, we will feel aroma of Himalayan culture and rhododendron woods which, in addition, will encourage you not to put up the shutters of your eyes even a single moment. Proceeding ahead, stunning panorama of the Everest welcomes you from Tengboche monastery premises. Picturesque landscapes themselves define what the mammoth pleasure is. Climb downward to the local villages Pangboche and upward to Pheriche observing remote-inhabitants’ standard of living. Following Khumbu glacier, you will be led to Lobuche which is an ideal place to enjoy awesome view of Amadablam, Taweche and many other pikes.

After the next stop Gorakshep, you will fetch a lifetime move towards Kalapaththar, the chief altitude of the trip (5554 MASL) presenting peculiarity of the planet. While being here, you will realize that your decision to trek the base camp was absobloominglutely great! Be proud of visiting such magnetic arena; appreciate the Himalayas and be blown in the world of reality along with unrivaled instance of nature untouched by the influence of modernity.

Leaving Everest base camp and Khumbu, you will return back to Lukla airport and then fly to Kathmandu for the sake of completing the journey. This is the same flight which offers final opportunity to take glimpses of the superior Himalayas and you will be waving your hands of farewell with love and respect to the nature.

Flexible Plan of Everest base camp Trekking

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu

our guide welcomes you at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) and transfers to hotel. Briefing on trekking, gears, foodstuff, guide and porters will take place at the hotel. Enjoy welcome dines with cultural show.

Overnight at Hotel 3 stars (D)

Day 2: Kathmandu sightseeing tour (Approx. 5 hrs )(optional-extra)

This is the day of visiting culturally, historically and architecturally enhanced valley. Today’s highlights are Swayambhunath - the Monkey Temple, Bouddhanath - one of the largest stupas in the world and Pashupalinath – the most famous ancient shrine with open public cremation. The former two monuments are the Buddhist ones where the latter one is dedicated to the Hindu Lord Shiva. Rest of the moments can be enjoyed roamingaround the town.

Overnight at Hotel 3 stars  (B)

Day 3: Kathmandu – Lukla Airport– Phakding (Approx. 3 hrs trek )

After driving to Kathmandu airport we will have 30 minutes’ scenic flight to Lukla (2800 MASL). When we meet our Sherpa team, we will trek for Phakding (2600 MASL).

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)

Day 4: Phakding – Namche (Approx 5 hrs trekking )

Namche (3440 MASL) is regarded as the gateway of Trans–Himalayan trade since long. After long hike from Phakding, we will take rest in this land of Sherpa inhabitant.

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)

DAY 5: Acclimatization at Namche

This rest day supports you to energize in highest elevation preventing from altitude sickness. We will explore local villages and museum nearby. While visiting Hillary School and the Hospital, we will memorize the pioneer mountaineers Tenzing Norge Sherpa and Edmund Hillary and will bow our head to pay respect to them.

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)

Namche Bazzar is a colorful Sherpa village with many wonderful and interesting shops and vendors, fabulous food, and stunning views of the surrounding Himalayas. An early trekking above town, before the clouds move in, reward trekkers with a spectacular Himalayan sunrise and views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse (the 4th highest peak in the world), and the beautiful Ama Dablam. On the way down, there is chance to visit the Sherpa Museum that houses an exhibit on traditional Sherpa lifestyle and a fabulous photography display by a local Nepalese naturalist. One room highlights the Sherpa traditions and in another, Sherpa high altitude climbers are presented.

Day 6: Namche – Deboche (Approx 5 hrs trekking )

Via Tengboche, we continue our trekking to Deboche (4350 MASL). The largest monastay in Khumbu, Tengboche (3850 MASL), offers gigantic view of Everest along with Amadablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, etc. Here, we will pass by quiet rhododendron forest.

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)

Day 7: Deboche - Pheriche (Approx 4 hrs trekking )or dingboche

As we leave Deboche, we will hike to Pangboche and will obtain blessing from Lamp Geshe for the sake of successful trip. Geshe is the distinguished religious figure of Solukhumbu. Here we follow Imja river in order to reach Pheriche. (4240 MASL).

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)

Day 8: Acclimatization at Pheriche- easy hiking around Hotel

On this rest day, we visit a clinic run by Himalayan Rescue Association and then accend to Imja river valley.This place proffers superb vista of northen Amadablam. ( or dingboche ri, 4950m)

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)

Day 9: Pheriche – Lobuche (Approx 4 hrs trekking )

This trail is full of past memorials for mountaineers made up of rocks. Along the way, you will see many Chhortens and prayer flags. And, you may encounter with snow trail further. Lobuche (4950 MASL) is a Himalayan village on the base of the peak Lobuche.

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)

Day 10: Lobuche – Gorakshep (Approx 7-8hrs trekking )

Marching ahead, we will cross over the Khangri glacier after walking lower ridges of Khumbu glacier. This trail leads us to Gorakshep (5150 MASL), then further trek to base camp and back to gorekshep

the final stop before the Everest base camp.

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)

Day 11: Gorkshep - Kalapaththar - Pheriche (Approx 6-7 hrs trekking )

Today we hike for Kalapaththar (5545 MASL) in the morning. This is another remarkable day since today you are at the highest point of the whole trek.

The striking and glorious Everest creates heavenly surrounding in the morning. Now, in order to wipe out hunger and thirst of good sleep and thick

air, we begin to descend towards Pheriche (4240 MASL).

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)

Day 12: Pheriche - Namche (Appox 7 hrs trekking )

Fragrant pine and thriven rhododendron woods deliver pleasant moments on the way to Namche (3440MASL). Rejoice the evening with yak steaks, beer and pastries.

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)



Day 13: Namche – Lukla (Approx 6 -7 hrs trekking )

Crossing a number of suspension bridges over Dudhkoshi river and approaching lush valleys of lower Khumbu, we hike down to Lukla (2800 MASL) on the

last day of the trek.

Overnight at Tea House Lodge (BLD)

Day 14: Lukla – Kathmandu (Approx 35 minutes trekking )

This panoramic flight to Kathmandu delivers unforgettable  moments of farewell to the Himalayan landscapes and culture. Invest your free afternoon

for relaxation and exploration of the city, Kathmandu.

Overnight at Hotel 3 stars (B)

Optional - Tours of Patan and free time for shopping in the evening

Day 15:  optionalTours of Kathmandu Darbarsquare, Kirtipur and Adinath

This tour does not offer only informative monumental sight and pleasure but also the blessings from Kumari, the living goddess. In the first spot, you will be surrounded by a number of temples and old royal palace as the heart of the town. Artistic courtyards with sculptured structures, awesome architecture and living goddess Kumari are the main highlights of this site. A museum inside the Durbar presents memorials of the monarchs from Shah Dynasty.

Overnight at Hotel Yak and yeti 5 stars (B)

Day 16: Departure

After breakfast, our representative will transfer you to the airport (TIA) for your onward journey. Have safe flight.

Farewell (B)

Abbreviations used in the Text:

(B) = Breakfast, (L) = Lunch, (D) = Dinner

 

Package Includes during Everest base camp trek

• Everest National Park entry fees

• All Meals & Hotels during the trekking, bed and breakfast in Kathmandu

• Everest base camp Trekking Permit

• Round Trip Domestic airfare - Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu

• All scheduled land transportation in Kathmandu

• 3 star accommodations in Kathmandu - 4nights only

• Nice Tea House Lodge during Everest Trekking- 12 nights



• lodge trek as mentioned in everest base camp trek itinerary

• Professional, English-german speaking Everest trekking guide

• Baggage transport (limited to 20kg - 44lbs)

• services to arrange all equipments for the Everest trekking

Package Excludes for Everest Trek

• International airfare and meals during travel

• Optional extra night and tour in Kathmandu

• Non-scheduled meals

• Snack food during the trek

• Personal gear

• Trip cancellation insurance

• Medical and evacuation coverage , Treval insurance Required

• Staff gratuities