Everest Base camp trek is one of the trendy trekking routes of the Himalayas. Adventure, thrills, beautiful scenery along with the excitement of reaching the base camp of the hightest mountain of the world makes this trek very popular amongst hikers.
The journey is a remarkable one that provides wonderful experience of exploring the surrounding SoluKhumbu region and the Sagarmatha National Park while enjoying the pure Sherpa culture. Our path crosses through multiple villages of the region, hiking up and down the captivating landscape with new experience each day.
The journey starts from a scenic flight to Lukla from Kathmandu. The trek begins from a hike to beautiful village of Phakding and then to Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche and so on.
We also ascend to Gorakshep and finally the base camp of Everest.
After the base camp, we trek up to the famous Kala Patthar viewpoint and pass Gorakshep. As the trails wind through many hills and valleys, you will walk along the Dudh Koshi River, crossing wooden and suspension bridges. We will pass many chortens and Gompas along with the famous Tengboche Monastery. At regular intervals, Mani stone wall carvings and colorful prayer flags decorating the region can also be seen.
The views of mountains such as Everest, Thamserku, the Kongdi RI, Ama Dablam, Tawache, Nuptse, the Kusum Kangraru, Pumori, Makalu, and many others will constantly show you the way. You will spend time in Namche, also known as the “gateway to Everest”, exploring the Sherpa Museum in Namche Bazar along with some sightseeing of the village up close.
The Everest Base Camp trek is an incredible combination of Khumbu’s natural charm and a unique way to experience the traditions of people living in the Himalayan region.
Best Time to Trek
Spring Season — March to May (Recommended)
The most popular and spectacular season. Rhododendron forests bloom in vivid pink, red, and white at lower elevations. Skies are generally clear before the monsoon. Temperatures are mild at lower altitudes, cold but manageable at high camp. Base Camp expeditions are active, you may see summit teams preparing. The trails are busiest, especially in April.
Autumn Season — September to November (Recommended)
Crystal-clear skies after the monsoon has washed the dust from the air. Arguably the sharpest mountain views of the year. Temperatures are colder than in spring, especially in November, but the visibility is exceptional. October is peak season, book early.
Winter — December to February (Possible)
Quiet trails and dramatic snow conditions. Very cold above 4,000m. Lukla flights can be disrupted. Experienced trekkers only.
Monsoon — June to August (Not recommended)
Heavy rainfall, leeches on the trail, poor visibility. Some teahouses close. Not suitable for the EBC trek.