14 days
Duration
Moderate
Trip Level
1
Group Size
5545 m
Max-altitude
Everest Base Camp Trek is known as EBC and reveals probably the most awe-inspiring vistas while in the Himalayas. The trek is a vivid, fascinating area in addition to the heart of alpinism. The Everest region is not only famous for trekking but famous for the expedition also. EBC Trek is vintage; the scenery is breathtaking; the god’s gifts to earth are in contrast to any and even for a good cause.
You will discover in particular yet another destination as we serve you with an ultimate guide to trek to Everest Base Camp. Besides, Mount Everest, other well-known peaks, are visible during the treks include Makalu (8463m), Cho Oyu (8153 m), Lhotse (8501 m), and Ama Dablam (6856 m). The mind-boggling views of those mountain ranges in front of your naked eyes make it an unforgettable experience.
The Everest region is the most visited trek across Nepal. A highly adventurous one, since it goes through the high altitudes and requires proper acclimatization to prevent any health hazards. The facilities are handy; also, the lifestyle throughout the journey is fascinating. The local of the Everest region is honest, helpful, and hospitable, making it a better experience. So, the EBC trek can arrange throughout the year. However, the best time to Trek to Everest Base Camp is spring and autumn.
What do you expect in EBC Trek?
Trek in the footsteps of legends to the Himalayas
Hike to Kala Patthar, breathtaking close-up view of Everest and sister peaks
Be fascinated as of the chilling wonder of the Khumbu Glacier and Khumbu Icefalls
Travel through Sagarmatha National Park with its exclusive fauna and flora
Spectacular scenery, really admirable but a lifetime experience
Experience the exhilaration of trekking to the Everest region
Everest Base Camp at Glance
| Duration | 14 days |
| Max. Altitude | 5545 meters |
| Trek starts/ends | Lukla |
| Difficulty | Demanding |
| Accommodation | Tea-houses/Lodges |
Everest Base Camp 14 days itinerary
There are also available variable itineraries, which you need to know all about the trek to Everest Base Camp. The Everest Base Camp Trek route is expandable according to your needs. If you haven’t enough time to make classic Everest Base Camp Trek route then Everest Base Camp – 12 Days Trek will be ideal. Likewise, the Everest Base Camp Trek routes spread from 10-days to the 14-days or even more, which includes the EBC via Island Peak. It also comprises the magnificent Khumbu icefall, whichever the routes you have chosen, you may not miss the famous Everest Base Camp.
The Everest region consists of four glacial valleys that spillover from the Himalayas to the Tibet border. Similarly, if you wish more challenging, then 19- days Gokyo Lakes via Everest Base Camp would be ideal. Likewise, if you would like to explore around the off the beaten track of the Everest region, then Everest Three Pass trek would be perfect.
| Days | Destination | Altitude in Meters | Walking in Distance |
| 1. | Arrival in Kathmandu | 1350 | |
| 2. | Trek Preparation | ||
| 3. | Fly to Lukla, then trek to Phakding | 2600 | 3h00 |
| 4. | Namche Bazaar | 3464 | 6h00 |
| 5. | Tengboche | 3800 | 5h00 |
| 6. | Dingboche | 4400 | 6h00 |
| 7. | Acclimatization Day! | ||
| 8. | Lobuche | 4900 | 6h00 |
| 9. | Gorakshep (visit EBC 5364 m) | 5100 | 7h00 |
| 10. | Hike Kalapatthar 5545 m then trek to Pangboche | 3900 | 7h00 |
| 11. | Namche | 3460 | 6h00 |
| 12. | Lukla | 2800 | 7h00 |
| 13. | Fly back to Kathmandu | ||
| 14. | Final Departure |
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Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu.
Arrival at the airport in Kathmandu. Welcome by the representative of the agency at the airport and transfer to your hotel.
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Day 2: Free day in Kathmandu
Trek preparation and sightseeing heritage site of Kathmandu.
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Day 3: Kathmandu –Lukla (2800m) – Phakding(2600m) 40 minute by plane and 3h00 walk.
The adventurous journey to Everest Base Camp in the early morning transfer to the domestic terminal Flight to Lukla, the get way of Everest region and known as Khumbu too. Wonderful opportunities to see the chain Himalayas in 40-minute flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. Then a short trek to Phakding.
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Day 4: Trek to Namche Bazaar. (3440 m) 6h00 walk.
The second of the journey the trails lead you Namche bazaar bypassing several Sherpa villages along the way with encountering smile people, their vibrant cultures, landscapes, forests. The trails ascend through the forests and bridges until reaching the meet point of the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi. About 2 hours steep climb; there is the first approach of Mt. Everest then continues to walk to Namche Bazaar the land of Sherpa.
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Day 5: Acclimatization day, explore the village.
The unique village of Sherpa, Namche Bazaar where is available to get modern amenities like the internet, ATM, Shops, restaurants, and bakery-cafes. Namche Bazaar is considered a center point of lower and upper Everest (Khumbu) region and has Government offices for local administrative. Day trip to Syangboche (Everest View hotel) in the morning where we can see Mt. Everest and other major peaks of the Khumbu region and give proper acclimatization.
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Day 6: Namche – Tengboche (3860m)
It is as usual after the breakfast in Namche trek to next destination Tengboche, a large monastery of the region where Mani Rimdu festival conduct in October and many monks are meditation along the year. Enjoy the magnificent view of thunder Himalayas. The trail goes regularly down to reach in Sansa where we confluence a junction to go popular trail to Gokyo valley and Everest Base camp. Gradually descend to the Dudh Koshi River traversing villages and pine forests and cross a bridge slightly uphill similarly to Tengboche.
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Day 7: Tengboche - Dingboche (4410m)
]A picturesque visit surround the Monastery and Himalayan scenery in the morning, as usual, start day journey toward Dingboche. An easy walk along day even in high altitude passes through several villages, Mani walls, and chhorten which influence by Tibetan Buddhism. Entering to Imja-Tse valley spectacular views of mountain still remains from Dingboche
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Day 8: Acclimatization day!
Acclimatization day! Exploring the village then climb up to viewpoint 5,000 m give us proper acclimatization. From the viewpoint, it offers spectacular mountain scenery including Lhotse (8,500 m), Island peak, Lobuche peak, Amadablam, and other major trekking peaks. Dingboche retains its beautiful fields and pasture in Imja Valley.
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Day 9: Dingboche – Labuche (4900m) 5h00 walk
An adventurous journey to Everest base camp from Dingboche remains it Himalayan views in 360° along the trail to Lobuche. The trail seems easy walking due to the altitude it’s difficult to breathe during the walk. A steep walk through the moraine of Khumbu glacier from Thukla to Lobuche, we encounter many prayer flags and monuments in the memory of the mountaineers who deceased during the expedition.
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Day 10: Lobuche – Everest Base Camp (5364m) – Gorakshep (5140m) 7h00 walk.
The trail goes to Gorakshep along the edge of Khumbu glacier. The vistas of snowy mountains we still perceive. A small climbing of Changri glacier and zigzag trail get Gorakshep. After having lunch in Gorakshep, heading to Everest Base Camp where we can see numerous tents in the Basecamp for expedition purpose. Your dream come true while reach in Everest Base camp but not visible Everest from here. Then back to Gorakshep.
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Day 11: Gorakshep – Kalapattar (5545m) – Pangboche (3900m) 7h00 walk.
We achieved the ultimate goal of the trip. Here begins another climax of the trek to reach the top of Kala Patthar where we can see a stunning view of Mt. Everest so far. Then continue to descend to Panboche with similar views of thunder Himalayas.
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Day 12: Pangboche – Namche 6h00 walk
Easy walk to Dibuche then climb up to Tengboche. Descending to Pungki thanka and climb up to Sanasa where the junction of the trail goes to Gokyo Lake, Khumjung village and Namche. Afterward, easy walk to Namche, and the same views are remaining while ascending.
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Day 13: Namche – Lukla 7h00 walk.
First part of the trail is steep descending up to River and passes same things while we have seen while ascending.
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Day 14: Lukla – Kathmandu (Hotel includes)
Early morning, 40-minute thrilling flights to an airstrip at Lukla by private plane offers a marvelous view of Central Himalayas and as well as beautiful landscape and hills.
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Day 15: Free day in Kathmandu (Hotel includes)
The day can be occupied as security day if the plane doesn’t flight in case of bad weather.
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Day 16: Final departure.
Free time in Kathmandu and transfer to the airport two hours before the departure of your flight
| DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION | Kathmandu International Airport | ||||||||||
| DEPARTURE TIME | Please depart at least 3 hours before the flight. | ||||||||||
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No, you are not allowed to drink water from the direct tap or streams on the Manaslu Tsum Valley. But you can also use a purifier or SteriPen. It is expensive to buy water (maybe ten times the cost of purchasing water in Kathmandu).
Be conscious. This trek will be over 3500 m in elevation. The possibilities of having an altitude illness usually begin at this altitude. But to prevent this, we have planned the itinerary to give you time to acclimatize as much as possible.
There’s nobody who’s going to suffer from altitude sickness. The younger and fitter people do not experience high altitude illnesses when they feel older and less fit. It’s not related to fitness or age. Speak to your private practitioner. Prescription medicines are available to help avoid the symptoms of altitude sickness. But go gently and listen to the body and be mindful of any changes and listen to your guide if he thinks that you have symptoms (which might not be apparent).
We will be able to collect your travel insurance policies and details before your trip. In case of emergency, we will be able to coordinate with your insurance company and helicopters company for emergency evacuation.
There is no doubt only be a First aid. We take a first-aid kit on every trip. We always advise you to make your own. Here’s a checklist of items you can bring, recommended. Vaccinations are not compulsory in Nepal; however, we suggest that you keep this checklist if necessary.
Yes, we only provide insurance to our staff. We recommend that you purchase insurance in your home country. Note: Insurance should cover medical and emergency evacuation.
No. The trails are well-known. You will not need crampons if you are not traveling in the mid-winter. Instead of the crampons, bring non-technical, lightweight spikes, are less costly and suit any shoe size.
No, we do not need tents or mattresses. There are tea houses along the trek.
When you forget something, it may be complicated to find something here. Check here for a detailed packing list for (general) trekking in Nepal. If you’re not a regular hiker, you can rent most of Nepal’s trekking equipment upon your arrival.
Anything you do not want for the trip can leave at our office or your hotel. We recommend that you make sure your bag is lockable.
Generally, we use local guides. Our guides have been numerous times on each trek to the relevant areas. All are qualified, competent, versatile, and certified licensed guides with the Government of Nepal.
If you use a porter, there are two advantages:
1. You can enjoy your trek entirely without carrying a heavy backpack.
2. Another is to increase the local communities’ income.
1. You can enjoy your trek entirely without carrying a heavy backpack.
2. Another is to increase the local communities’ income.
A porter can carry an average of 20 kg with his or her bag so that they can carry up to 16 kg of your equipment and gears. But we provide a backpack for them.
Yes, of course. We ensure that our staff is well insured.
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Tour Reviews
What can I say! Spent 2 weeks with Kumar and HET. Great experience! Myself and Tom Paradis trekked to EBC and had a wonderful trip. I highly recommend Kumar and HET for anyone who wants to experience a trip of a lifetime.
I spent 3 weeks there with Sanu (guide) and it is definitely the most unforgettable experience in my life! The itinerary is well-planned by Himalayan Exploration Treks for different levels of trekkers and minimizes the risk of suffering from the high sick. I had a wonderful time with Sanu. Such a professional guide!
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