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Trip Duration

14 Days

Accommodation:

Hotel/ Tea House

Grade:

Moderate / Adventure

Altitude

5365m

Activity:

Trekking / Sightseeing

Best Season:

Oct - Nov

Group Size

5 - 10

Treks Type:

Tea House Trek

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everest base camp trek

Everest Base Camp Trek And Visit Kalapathar trek is the popular Everest trekking route in the Khumbu region that leads up to the lap of World highest Mt. Everest. This trek also offers you to visit Kala pathar which is the best view point of the Mt. Everest up to the peak because the Everest peak is not visible from the Everest Base Camp.

Everest Base Camp Trek And Visit Kalapathar trek starts flying from Kathmandu to Lukla airport (40min flight) with the graceful Shangri-la view of the Himalayas. As the plane lands on the homeland of the legendary Sherpa, this classic EBC trek begins on foot. The classic trekking trail will be followed by us from Namche Bazzar, Khumjung, Pangboche and Lobuche to the Everest Base Camp and on to Kala Patthar with the finest glimpse to the White Snowed Mountains and Himalayas.

When our trekking route passes Tengboche to Pangboche (3985m), the trail rises through meadows where mountain animal, Yak grazes. Here with the intresting tour to monastery with its famous yeti scalp, we come to cross the Lobuche Khola to arrive at Pheriche (4,243m), then after crossing the moraines of the Changri Nup and Changri Shar Glacier we get to reach the sandy plain of Gorak Shep. From where we climb among large boulders to the broad summit of Kala Pattar (5,545m) which grants us the brilliant view of the Glory Mount Everest , the Mount Pumori and the Khumbu Glacier.

Everest Base Camp Nepal With comparison among all the mountain communities, the Sherpas (Local people of Solukhumbu) are taken to be most discussed. It is found that Sir Hillary, Bonnigton and Messner have been highly praised by the Sherpa’s courage and the life-style on the high mountain side, the sparse vegetation of the high Himalayas, and their co-relation with yaks (a source of transportation, milk, cheese, meat, and wool).

Lukla is the first place to begin our experience to Mount Everest; the flight in and out of this airstrip alone may be worth this trip. Our Everest experience begins at Lukla. Sacred stones, chortens (some built to commemorate the memories of climbers who died on Everest expeditions) and fluttering prayer flags make the path to the base camp more than a trekking route. We will get to frequently meet yak caravans and cross precarious suspension bridges. This is the route which goes passing through forests of birch, coniferous rhododendron (National flower of Nepal), juniper and tundras.

Our resting site Namche Bazaar will much enchanted with the great view at 3,444 meters. Khangteka, the horseshoe like mountain could well be the greatest mountain amphitheater on earth. We will get to see the range of mountains, Mount Everest (8848m), Lhotse (8501m), Nuptse (7879m), Ama Dablam, Kwangde and Thamserku Mountains. Friday and Saturday is the day for trade when the people bring vegetables, clothes, meat, yak tails, & butter and the Sherpas gather to exchange goods and gossip to themselves. Mountaineering souvenirs, left behind by legendary expeditions to Everest, can also be purchased. Stop at the village of Khumjung will fill you with tales of the legendary Yeti a visit to the local monastery will give you a view of the Yeti's scalp. The monastery, Tengboche shows us how Sherpa’s religion works, and perhaps, if we are lucky, and endangered snow leopard can be caught by our sight.

To acclimatize our rest day will be at Dingboche, we may go to Chhukung (4730m) on this day and see the Island Peak (6189m), the south face of Lhotse, the eastern face of Ama Dablam and Amphu lapcha (5,780m). The climb to Kalapathar will bring before you perhaps the best view of Everest and the Cho La pass that takes travelers from Nepal to Tibet, the West Ridge route, and Everest all the way to South Col. The trip to the base camp from there is fascinating, and at the Everest base camp you may meet members of Everest expeditions route (the best route to Khumbu Glacier).

everest base camp trek 14 days

Sir Edmund Hillary and the Everest Summit 1953: A Historic Achievement and 70th Anniversary Celebration

In 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary from New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay, a Sherpa from Nepal, did something amazing. They reached the top of Mount Everest on May 29. This was the first time anyone had ever done this. Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world, standing at 29,032 feet (8,848 meters) above sea level. They were part of a team led by Colonel John Hunt from Britain.

Getting to the top was really hard. There were tough challenges like bad weather, high altitudes, and tricky problems. But Hillary and Tenzing kept going. They made the final push to the summit, going through difficult terrain and extreme conditions. Their success showed how determined people can explore new places and do adventurous things.

This achievement made Hillary and Tenzing famous around the world. They became heroes and symbols of bravery and determination. The Everest Summit of 1953 is an important moment in the history of climbing mountains. Sir Edmund Hillary will always be remembered for this great exploration.

70th Everest Anniversary (May 29, 2023):

On May 29, 2023, people celebrated the 70th anniversary of the Everest Summit. It was a big day to honor Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. People from different parts of the world who love climbing and adventure came together for this special occasion.

One important thing that happened was a ceremony at the base camp of Mount Everest. Climbers gathered there to show respect to Hillary and Tenzing. The ceremony had speeches, thoughts about the achievement, and the raising of flags to show that people from many countries love climbing mountains.

Other groups and communities interested in climbing organized events like talks, displays, and cultural activities. These activities were meant to show how the Everest Summit in 1953 influenced the world of adventure and exploration. They wanted to inspire new climbers and create a sense of friendship among those who love achieving difficult things.

The 70th Everest Anniversary was not just a celebration of what Hillary and Tenzing did in 1953. It also showed that Mount Everest is still important. It's a symbol of people being strong, determined, and achieving amazing goals even when things are really tough.

Sir Edmund Hillary

The route passes Pheriche slants over a ridge and stays above the village. It joins the trail below Thungla beautiful views of Cholatse across the valley. After another steep ascend the trail climbs up and over the terminal moraine of the Khumbu glacier. The trail is rough in the parts. Stark and rugged beauty creates almost moonscape campsite at Lobuche, a windswept collection of huts tucked in a narrow meadow between the glacier and the Lobuche peak. Tawoche and Nuptse is particularly spectacularly from Lobuche towering almost two kilometers directly, overnight hotel.

Food

Breakfast / Lunch/ and Dinner

Accomodation

Tea House

Elevation

4910

We will have our breakfast and continue our trek to Gorek shep in a windy and rocky path with the wonderful view of Mt. Pumori, Nuptse and other magnificent peaks. After check in at lodge and lunch, our adventure continues towards Everest Base Camp and to the Khumbu glacier. The trail passes through the rocky dunes and moraine and streams till you reach the Everest base camp. In Everest Base Camp the climbers gather for summiting Mt. Everest during the high expedition season. We explore base camp and its surroundings glacier and return back to Gorak shep for overnight stay at tea house.

Food

Elevation

3440

Leisurely this morning we trek back to Lukla, you can walk at your own pace and enjoying the lush green scenery around and passing through the incredible mountain scenery and local Sherpa village. Arrival in Lukla and you'll have time to stroll around the areas and the guide will reconfirm your flight ticket. Enjoy the last celebration dinner with your crew member and overnight at Hotel in Lukla.

Food

Breakfast / Lunch/ and Dinner

Accomodation

Tea House

Elevation

2850

You can have early morning breakfast and ready to fly back to Kathmandu. Our guide will transfer you to the hotel. You may have to rest and relax after the adventure long journey from the Everest region. You will be greeted by our representative and transferred to the evening cultural program and farewell dinner in a famous Nepali Restaurant, overnight at the hotel.

Food

Breakfast

Accomodation

Hotel

Elevation

1305

See you again wonderful Himalayan country in Nepal. Today is free or last minute you have few hour special shopping for your friend and family to gift, relatives for you until your departure flight to your home country. Or any extra trips or activities you may have booked with us. If departing, you will be transferred to the International Airport for your departure flight to your home country. Hope to see you again Nepal Himalayan country.

What Is Included ?

Flight tickets and airport taxes for traveling between Kathmandu and Lukla.
Stay for 13 nights, with six in Lukla, two each in Phakding and Namche, and one each in Tengboche, Lobuche, Dingbuche, Gorakshep, and Pheriche. Rooms include private bathrooms.
Full meal coverage with 13 lunches, 14 dinners, and 14 breakfasts during the trek.
An English-speaking trek leader, and an extra guide for groups over 12.
Porter services for luggage; two trekkers share one porter, max weight 18 kg (9 kg per person).
Covers guides' and porters' wages, meals, insurance, lodging, transportation, flights, and necessary equipment.
Provides water purification tablets for safe drinking water.
Includes Sagarmatha National Park entry permit and Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality fees.
Daily snacks, like cookies, and seasonal fresh fruits.
Covers all government, local taxes, and official expenses.
Help in arranging rescue operations for health issues, funded by travel insurance.
Free souvenirs: company's T-shirt and cap.
Receive Discovery World Trekking’s Appreciation Certificate upon completing the trek.
Enjoy a farewell dinner to wrap up the trek.

What Is Excluded?

International airfare and travel insurance
Nepal Tourist Visa fee. Visa easily issued at Tribhuvan International Airport - Kathmandu
Extra night accommodation other than itinerary
Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu
Travel and helicopter rescue insurance (incase altitude sickness in the Himalayas)
Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottled or boiled water, shower, heater, etc.)
Tips, gifts for the staff

Nepal Dream Everest Base Camp Trek 2024/25 Altitude Profile

Traveller Useful Information

The best times for the Everest Base Camp Trek are spring and autumn, lasting about 14 days each. In spring (March to May), you'll encounter pleasant weather with clear skies and mild temperatures. This season offers stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse. Longer days mean more daylight for comfortable trekking in the Himalayan landscape.

Similarly, autumn (September to November) is an excellent time. After the monsoon rains, the weather becomes cool and dry. Trekkers can appreciate the beauty of the Himalayas with clear skies and pleasant temperatures. The stable weather in autumn ensures a smooth trekking experience, reducing the chances of travel disruptions.

Both seasons provide great visibility for trekkers to enjoy the spectacular landscapes and towering peaks of the Everest region. Spring brings vibrant colors with blooming rhododendron flowers, while autumn offers clear, starry nights for unforgettable moments beneath the Himalayan sky.

Choosing between spring and autumn ensures a memorable journey with comfortable temperatures, stable weather, and stunning views. Whether surrounded by the blossoming flora of spring or the crisp air of autumn, trekkers are guaranteed to experience the magic of the Himalayas in all its splendor.

The trek to Everest Base Camp isn't just about impressive mountain views; it also brings a mix of tasty foods for trekkers. As you ascend through villages and trails, you'll find various meals to keep you energized. Local teahouses offer a blend of Nepali and international dishes to suit different tastes.

You can enjoy Nepali staples like dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), momos (dumplings), and thukpa (noodle soup) at teahouses. These meals are not only delicious but also provide you with the right fuel for trekking in high places. There are also familiar Western options like pasta, pizza, and sandwiches for trekkers who want something more recognizable. Combined with the friendly locals, the diverse food on the Everest Base Camp Trek makes the journey both tasty and fulfilling. You get to savor both the incredible scenery and the delicious flavors of the region.

Apart from teahouse meals, many trekkers bring energy bars, snacks, and drinks to keep them going. Teahouses also provide hot beverages like tea, coffee, and hot chocolate, offering you a warm break in the cool mountain air. Overall, the Everest Base Camp Trek brings a mix of local and international foods, ensuring trekkers have a delicious experience surrounded by the unmatched beauty of the Himalayas.

The Everest Base Camp Trek is well-known for its amazing views and cultural experiences, but it's important for trekkers to understand that it can be quite challenging. Being physically fit is crucial due to the high altitudes and different types of terrain along the way. The trail includes steep climbs, rocky paths, and suspension bridges, so trekkers need to be ready for both the physical effort and the mental toughness required for such an adventure.

A big challenge of the Everest Base Camp Trek is the high altitude, reaching over 5,300 meters (17,500 feet). Dealing with altitude sickness is a real concern, and the trek has planned stops to help trekkers get used to the thinner air gradually. The trek usually takes about 12 to 14 days, adding to the physical demands. Despite these challenges, trekkers get to enjoy amazing views of the highest peaks in the world and get immersed in the special Sherpa culture. It's a truly rewarding experience for those who are well-prepared for the level of difficulty.

Even though the trek has its difficulties, getting ready with cardio workouts, strength training, and acclimatization methods can make the whole experience much better. The journey is a chance for personal discovery and achievement, showing not just the physical strength of the trekkers but also their determination to conquer the tough trails leading to the famous Everest Base Camp.

When trekking to Everest Base Camp, you'll find different places to stay that suit your preferences and budget. One option is local teahouses, basic yet comfy lodgings run by the community. Staying in these teahouses gives you a genuine experience, letting you be part of the Sherpa culture. The rooms have essential things like a bed, blanket, and sometimes a shared bathroom. Even though the facilities are basic, the friendly local vibes and connections with other trekkers create a special and memorable atmosphere. Opting for teahouses also helps the local economy and keeps the region sustainable.

If you want a more comfortable stay, especially on rest days, there are fancier lodges and luxury places in certain villages. These lodges offer cozier rooms with private bathrooms, hot showers, and extra amenities. They cost more than teahouses but provide more comfort and privacy. During your Everest Base Camp journey, you can choose where to stay based on what you like. You might go for the simple feel of teahouses for a deeper experience or pick upscale lodges for a bit of luxury in the challenging Himalayan landscape.

Coming down from Everest Base Camp has its own challenges, especially dealing with altitude sickness on the way back. Altitude sickness happens when there's less oxygen at higher places. As you descend, it's crucial to watch out for symptoms like headaches, dizziness, nausea, and tiredness. Getting used to the altitude during the climb is helpful, but being careful on the way down is just as important.

The main idea is to come down gradually, letting your body adjust to more oxygen as you go lower. Usually, trekkers take the same path back, using familiar trails and stops where they got used to the altitude before. Drinking enough water is crucial to help your body adjust to the changing altitude and ease any symptoms. Also, keeping a steady pace and taking breaks when needed helps manage the physical stress of coming down from higher places. If you feel any symptoms, it's important to tell your guides. They are trained to check and deal with altitude-related issues quickly. Overall, being careful and knowing what to do, along with the help of experienced trek leaders, makes the way down from Everest Base Camp safer and more comfortable, letting trekkers fully enjoy the amazing journey in the Himalayas.

Client Reviews

Emmalee

United States

Trekking to Everest Base Camp with Mohan

2nd November, 2023

Trekking to Everest Base Camp with Mohan was an extraordinary experience. His expertise, local knowledge, and genuine care for our well-being were apparent in every step of our journey.

Mohan navigated us through the breathtaking landscapes with ease and introduced us to the rich culture of the Himalayas. His dedication ensured a safe, enlightening, and thoroughly enjoyable trek. For anyone considering a trek in Nepal, I highly recommend Mohan KC as a guide who will transform your journey into a memorable adventure

Greg, Glnis and Niki

Australia

Everest Base Camp Trek

20th November, 2023

In October 2009 my husband, 12 year old my daughter Niki kean and Myself did an excellent 14 days Everest Base Camp trek from Lukla with Mohan. We would definately Recommend Mohan to anyone to organise and guide a trek. He is a very friendly, caring and capable person who was always concerned about our welfare and went out of his way to help us at all times. He treated our daughter as he would his own. We became friends and Mohan spent time in Kathmandu with us socially afterwards, shopping in Thamel etc. He has a sound knowledge and experience of the Himalayas and it would be hard to find anyone with better organisational skills to accompany you on your trek.

Kirsten

United States

Trek to Everest Base Camp Trek

20th November, 2023

Kirsten and Group recommend Mr. Mohan as a Team Advisor and Himalayan Guide in Nepal. My name is Kirsten and my Group would like to thank Mr. Mohan and his family team (Mohan, Shambhu and Bhola) for the adventure trip we did in Everest Base Camp Trek. Mohan helped us for Trekking and Kathmandu looking around. We are the great Everest Team Advisor Trekking Group in Everest Base Camp Trekking with Mohan in March 2013. Nepal is a wonderful country with Shangri-La Himalayan view. Nepalese people are very much frank and honest and Mohan is very much helpful and experienced for the Trekking and Kathmandu Sightseeing.

We would like to express special thanks to Mohan for giving us the great opportunity to go and enjoy Everest Base Camp Trek. We enjoyed very much with Mohan in Nepal and Trekking as well for having taken in charge of the related task during the Tea House Trek of Mt. Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal. Much appreciated and many more thanks again Mohan.

We are the Everest Team Group.

Lino Eduardo Ayala

Venezuela

EBC, Poon Hill and Langtang Trek with Mohan

20th November, 2023

Visit Nepal Excellent time 14 days Everest trek with Mohan and deepak 12 day Langtang Trek, and 5 days with my wife kira, my brother Alonso and my friend Flemming Ghodepant Ghandruk Trek from Kathmandu again with Mohan. And we would definitely Recommend Mohan to anyone to organize and guide a trek. He is a very friendly, honestly and excellent service trek, caring and capable person who was always concerned about our welfare and went out of his way to help us at all times. Mohan is Exit ting Trekking Guide in Nepal Himalayan with me. We became friends and Mohan spent time in Kathmandu with us socially afterwards, best time with Mohan for Trekking and he spending time etc. He has a sound knowledge and experience of the Himalayans and it would be hard to find anyone with better organizational skills to accompany you on your trekking with Mohan. Mohan is best Trekking Guide in Nepal Himalayan and he is my best friend in Nepal. 3 time trekking and 2 time visit Nepal with my wife kira.

Tom Curri

Canada

Everest Base Camp Trek

20th November, 2023

We Recommend our guide Mohan for adventures you undertaken in the mountain of Nepal. Excellent time for 14 days Everest Base Camp Trek from kathmandu with Mohan. We would definitely recommend Mohan to anyone to organize and guide a trekking. He is a very honestly and friendly Trekking guide Nepal Himalayas, Caring and capable person who was always concerned about our welfare and went out of his way to help us at all times.Very good Guide and do best for ask. We became friends and Mohan spent time in Kathmandu with us and Trekking socially afterwards.

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Merv Parr

Canada

Everest Base Camp Trek in December with Mohan Kumar

20th November, 2023

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