Everest Base Camp Trek

An Everest base camp trek is the adventure of a lifetime, a journey for those whose dreams soar greater than even the clouds. Miles from automobiles, conveniences, and day-to-day high-ends, you'll saturate your spirit in natural appeal and extend your personal endurance beyond what you thought possible. The path starts in ancient Kathmandu, where you'll explore the city and acclimate at your leisure while anticipating your ascent. Your trek to Everest Base Camp at 5,364 m (over 3.5 miles!) to the base of the world's highest mountain will bring you over suspension bridges spanning chasms of thin air, through hidden Buddhist abbeys, and into the heart of the warm, rugged Sherpa culture. As you take a trip along with thrillseekers and photographers from all over the globe, you'll spy Cho Oyu, Lhotse, and Makalu - three of Earth's 10 highest peaks. You'll rest simple in the evening in comfortable, conventional teahouses knowing that our experienced, educated guides and porters exist to ensure the safest, most pleasurable, a lot of interesting experience possible. You'll support local economies, find covert strengths in yourself, and make both good friends and memories that will last a lifetime.





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Lodging on the EBC Trek

There are a lot of lodges along the Everest Base Camp Trek path, from the simple lodges to the greatest 5-star hotel on the planet; which lies between Namche and Tengboche.


On your trek with Magical Nepal, we are intending for a 'middle course' as the Buddhist's may state. Which essentially suggests mid-range lodges. Indeed, all the settlements along the method are inhabited by Sherpa people who follow the Buddhist method of life.


Your arrival at the Hillary Tenzing Airport at Lukla is your gateway to the Khumbu Valley, otherwise known as the Everest Region, so leave any high expectations relating to accommodation in your home!


We do attempt to utilize the very best lodging available but please know that at high elevation locations such as Gorakshep, and throughout peak season lodging is minimal and it possibly you need to share your room, even if you have chosen for a 'single' space.


In fact, all the rooms are provided on a twin-share basis. There will be an additional charge for this if you would like a single space.


Hot showers are extensively available however in some of the little villages, the restrooms are likely to be shared ones. You might desire to consider bringing your own sleeping bag for additional warmth (available for hire in Kathmandu).


Wifi is offered at some places, such as Namche Bazaar, but why not forget social media for a while and live in the minute, delighting in the charm of the surrounding mountains!

What can you do at Everest Base Camp?

There are numerous methods to enjoy your time with interesting moments at Everest Camp and throughout daily walks like engaging yourself with the local Sherpa individuals engaging and understanding the thorough of regional traditional life and culture.


At Everest base camp if it occurs during peak and high mountaineering exploration's season of March to May one can check out various expedition camps and observe the busy activities of climbers to Mt. Everest.


One can simply delight in remaining for an hour or more marveling the excellent picturesque surroundings in the backdrop of high giant peaks of Lhotse, Nuptse and Lho-La with close views of massive Khumbu Ice-Fall and glacier.


Other terrific adventure is climb to high Kalapathar Hill top to capture excellent views of surrounding world highest peaks with nearby and close sensational views of Mt. Everest within a stone toss range from the greatest spot of the adventure standing at 5, 643 m and 18,514 feet high.