Everest Base
Camp Trek -
Itinerary
Day 01
Arrive in
Kathmandu,
Transfer to
Hotel
Day 02
Kathmandu
sightseeing
tour,
Cultural
show in the
evening,
Hotel
Day 03
Flight:
Kathmandu to
Lukla (35
min flight),
alt. 2800m,
Trek to
Phakding,
2610m, Lodge
Day 04 Trek
Phakding to
Namche
Bazaar
(3420m),
Lodge
Day 05
Acclimatization
walk to
nearby
Sherpa
villages,
back to
Namche,
Lodge
Day 06 Trek
Namche
Bazaar to
Tengboche,
3870m, Lodge
Day 07 Trek
Tengboche to
Pheriche,
4240m, Lodge
Day 08 Trek
Pheriche to
Dughla,
4620m, Lodge
Day 09 Trek
Dughla to
Lobuche,
4930m, Lodge
Day 10 Trek
Lobuche to
Gorak Shep,
5160m,
Continue to
the Everest
Base Camp at
5340, back
to Gorak
Shep, Lodge
Day 11 Hike
up to top of
Kalapatthar
at 5545m in
the morning
Trek down to
Lobuche,
Lodge
Day 12 Trek
back to
Tengboche,
Lodge
Day 13 Trek
to Namche
Bazaar,
Lodge
Day 14 Trek
to Lukla,
Lodge
Day 15
Flight:
Lukla to
Kathmandu,
Transfer to
Hotel
Day 16 Trip
ends.
Transfer to
airport or
continue on
extension
programs
Price: [email protected] (Group discount available)
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The Everest Base Camp Trek can be organized and is enjoyable throughout the year.
The best seasons are spring (Mar to May) and autumn (Oct to Dec) but they also attract a large number of trekkers from many countries. If you want to avoid busy season then second week of December to February are great.
It is monsoon during July/August with late rain often affecting September too. Flights to Lukla can be delayed or cancelled frequently so you will need some extra days as a backup. Otherwise, the area itself is very less affected and treks at this time are beautiful as ever.
We run a number of treks every year that you can join. Do not worry even if you do not find these dates suitable to you. We let small groups and even single trekkers to pick their own dates.
Indicators if treks are available: - Available, - Limited Availability, - Fully Booked/Unavailable
2016 - |
Starts |
Ends |
Trip 1 |
09 Jan 2016 |
24 Jan 2016 |
Trip 2 |
21 Jan 2016 |
05 Feb 2016 |
Trip 3 |
03 Feb 2016 |
18 Feb 2016 |
Trip 4 |
16 Feb 2016 |
03 Mar 2016 |
Trip 5 |
01 Mar 2016 |
16 Mar 2016 |
Trip 6 |
11 Mar 2016 |
26 Mar 2016 |
Trip 7 |
21 Mar 2016 |
05 Apr 2016 |
Trip 8 |
04 Apr 2016 |
20 Apr 2016 |
Trip 9 |
11 Apr 2016 |
26 Apr 2016 |
Trip 10 |
21 Apr 2016 |
06 May 2016 |
Trip 11 |
04 May 2016 |
20 May 2016 |
Trip 12 |
11 May 2016 |
26 May 2016 |
Trip 13 |
21 May 2016 |
05 Jun 2016 |
Trip 14 |
04 Jun 2016 |
20 Jun 2016 |
Trip 15 |
11 Jun 2016 |
26 Jun 2016 |
Trip 16 |
11 Jul 2016 |
26 Jul 2016 |
Trip 17 |
11 Aug 2016 |
26 Aug 2016 |
Trip 18 |
02 Sep 2016 |
17 Sep 2016 |
Trip 19 |
12 Sep 2016 |
27 Sep 2016 |
Trip 20 |
25 Sep 2016 |
11 Oct 2016 |
Trip 21 |
02 Oct 2016 |
17 Oct 2016 |
Trip 22 |
12 Oct 2016 |
27 Oct 2016 |
Trip 23 |
25 Oct 2016 |
10 Nov 2016 |
Trip 24 |
02 Nov 2016 |
17 Nov 2016 |
Trip 25 |
12 Nov 2016 |
27 Nov 2016 |
Trip 26 |
25 Nov 2016 |
11 Dec 2016 |
Trip 27 -
Christmas Eve in Kathmandu after the trek |
10 Dec 2016 |
25 Dec 2016 |
Trip 28 -
Christmas Eve at the Everest Base Camp |
15 Dec 2016 |
30 Dec 2016 |
Remember that if you do not find these dates suitable to you. We let small groups and even single trekkers to pick their own dates. Just email us at - [email protected]
We rate this trek as a moderate one. This means neither it is too difficult nor too easy.
You need to have a reasonable fitness. If you can walk with a small backpack (like 10kg maximum) for about 6-7 hrs on a day, then you should be able to do this trek.
Clothing
- Thermal Underwear
- Woolen hat (or balaclava)
- Gloves
- Down jacket or down vest
- Trekking boots and spare laces
- Hat (warm) scarf and gloves
- Waterproof jacket, poncho or umbrella
- Trousers
- Running shoes, sandals or thongs (flip-flops)
- Shorts and trousers or skirt
- Wool-blend socks, liner socks and under wear
- Thermal Underwear (not cotton)
- Sunhat
- Fleece Jacket
- T-shirts (two or three) and long-sleeved shirt with collar.
Equipment
- Backpack
- Sleeping bag and silk liner
- Maps, compass and guidebook
- Water bottle
- Torch (flashlight), spare batteries and bulbs
- Duffle bag (we provide this free of cost)
Miscellaneous Items
- Toiletries
- Quick-drying camp towel
- Laundry soap powder or bar
- Toilet paper and cigarette lighter
- Sunscren (SPF 20+) and lip balm
- Polarising sunglasses
- Pocket knife
- Sewing/repair kit (for tent and mattresses)
- Iodine, water-purification tablets or filter
- Medical and first-aid kit (see details here)
- Insect repellent (for lower elevations)
- Emergency kit including a whistle and waterproof matches/lighter
- Locks for bags and lodge rooms
- Stuff sacks
- Earplugs.
Optional Equipments
- Camera, Memory card and batter charger (or spare batteries)
- Adapters
- GPS unit
- Altimeter
- Binoculars
- Books/magazines
- Small duffle bag (to leave behind in Kathmandu)
- Backpack cover (waterproof, slip-on)
- Trekking Poles
Where can you get these equipment? Should you buy it or should you hire it? Get all these information and answers on our trekking equipment page.
Flights -
We arrange all domestic flights (Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu) for you as required by the trekking schedule. You will need to look for international flights to Kathmandu yourself. However, we can look for the international flights upon request.
Insurance -
It is very important to have a proper travel insurance for your trip. Make 100% sure that the insurance policy you are buying sufficiently covers the trek upto 5500m. Make sure it covers helicopter rescue evacuation and medical bills - just in case.
Our insurance covers only for the Nepali staff, including guide, all field staff and porters. There is no burden whatsoever on your part for the Nepali staff - we understand it is our responsibility and we protect them all.
For detailed itinerary of the Everest Base Camp Trek, please email us at - [email protected]
What is
included -
1. Airport
pickup/drop by private vehicle
2. Kathmandu
hotel on
twin share &
breakfast, 3
star
(upgrade or
budget
possible)
3. Kathmandu
sightseeing
tour with
guide,
entrance
fees
4. Flights:
Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu
5. Everest
National
Park
entrance
fees
6. Trekking
guide,
porters
7. Daily
wages and
insurance of
guide and
porters
8. Staying
in local
lodges while
on trek
9.
Breakfast,
lunch and
dinner on
trek
10. First-aid
kits and
communication
devices
(with guide)
on trek
11.
Waterproof
duffel bag
for your
trekking
kits (yours to keep)
12. Sleeping
bag (rent)
What is not
included -
01.
International
flights
02. Nepal
visa fees
03. Lunch
and dinner
while you
stay in
Kathmandu
04. Any kind
of drinks
while on
trek
05. Your
personal
medical and
travel
insurance,
evacuation/medical
expenses
06. Tips etc
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