Everest Base Camp Trek - 14 Days

Overview And Highlights

Experience the Everest Base Camp Trek 2026, 2027 with Nepal Himalayas Trekking and discover the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas on Nepal's most iconic trekking adventure. Our expertly guided 12- to 14-day itinerary takes you to Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) and Kala Patthar (5,545 m) through picturesque Sherpa villages, ancient monasteries, and spectacular mountain landscapes. With prices starting from US$1,690 per person, the package includes experienced local guides, permits, accommodation, and personalized service, making it the perfect choice for a safe, authentic, and unforgettable Everest journey.

How Difficult Is It to Trek to Everest Base Camp?

The Everest Base Camp Trek is considered moderately to highly challenging, but it is achievable for most healthy and determined travelers. The trail covers approximately 130 km (81 miles) over 12–14 days, reaching a maximum altitude of 5,364 meters (17,598 ft) at Everest Base Camp and 5,545 meters (18,192 ft) at Kala Patthar. The biggest challenge is high altitude, not technical climbing. With proper acclimatization, a steady pace, and guidance from experienced local guides, thousands of trekkers successfully complete the journey every year.

Can a Beginner Climb Everest Base Camp?

Yes. Beginners can complete the Everest Base Camp Trek with good preparation. You do not need mountaineering skills, ropes, or climbing experience because it is a trek, not a mountain climb. Preparing with regular hiking, cardio workouts, and leg-strengthening exercises for 8–12 weeks before your trip will significantly improve your experience. Choosing a professionally guided trek also increases safety and confidence for first-time trekkers.

Everest Base Camp Trek 2026/27

The 14 days Everest Base Camp trek moves through the Khumbu region, Nepal's most storied mountain district, along a route that has drawn walkers from every corner of the world for half a century. Beginning at Lukla, the path threads through Phakding, Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, and Gorak Shep, arriving finally at Everest Base Camp, some 5,364 metres above sea level. A further climb before dawn carries the trekker to Kala Patthar, at roughly 5,545 metres the finest point along the whole itinerary from which to regard Everest and the ring of peaks that surround it.

No mountaineering skill is asked of anyone who wishes to make this journey. Let the walker be under no illusion, however, that the trek is therefore easy. Most days demand hours of walking over broken and uneven ground, and above three thousand metres the air grows perceptibly thin. What serves a trekker best on such terrain is patience rather than speed: a steady pace, sound acclimatisation, suitable equipment, sufficient water, and a willingness to speak honestly about how the body is coping.

Nepal Himalayas Trekking has organised journeys through these mountains since 2012. Every Everest Base Camp departure we run is arranged well in advance, guides, lodging, permits, and logistics all settled beforehand, so that little remains for the trekker to manage but the walking itself.

Distances, lodging standards, and the length of each day's walk vary according to trail conditions and the particular route taken. Government fees and airfares are also liable to change with time, so the details of any itinerary and its inclusions ought to be confirmed with us before departure.

Trek Highlights

• Everest Base Camp, 5,364 metres. Stand at the foot of the world's highest mountain, among the tents of active mountaineering expeditions.
• Kala Patthar, 5,545 metres. Watch the sun rise over Everest and its neighbouring giants from what many consider the finest vantage point on the route.
• Namche Bazaar. Explore the Sherpa capital, a mountain town of cafés, shops, and small museums built into the hillside.
• Tengboche Monastery. Visit one of the most significant Buddhist monasteries in the Khumbu, set against a backdrop of considerable grandeur.
• Sherpa culture. Encounter the villages, monasteries, and daily life of a people whose history is bound to these mountains.
• Sagarmatha National Park. Pass through a UNESCO World Heritage Site sheltering musk deer, Himalayan tahr, and, on rare occasion, the red panda.
• The flight to Lukla. Take one of the more remarkable short flights to be found anywhere in the world.
• Suspension bridges. Cross high bridges hung with prayer flags above rivers fed by glacial melt.
• Mountain views. Look out upon Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and a great many peaks besides.

Why Trek to Everest Base Camp

The Everest Base Camp Trek is admired not for demanding a technical ascent of the mountain but for asking nothing of the kind. What the route offers instead is a meeting of high Himalayan scenery with the culture and daily rhythm of the Khumbu: forest paths, suspension bridges strung across gorges, Sherpa settlements, Buddhist monasteries, alpine valleys, and ground shaped by glaciers.

Along the way the trekker passes beneath some of the highest mountains on earth: Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and Pumori. Namche Bazaar and Tengboche Monastery both lie on the route, as does the moraine of the Khumbu Glacier, and two days set aside for acclimatisation, in Namche Bazaar and in Dingboche, form as essential a part of the experience as any single view of the summit.

The true achievement of the trek is not a signboard at Base Camp but the slow passage from the lower valleys into high country, together with everything encountered on the way there: the land itself, the villages, and the people who inhabit them.

How Much Will It Cost for the Everest Base Camp Trek?

The Everest Base Camp Trek cost depends on your travel style and services included.

Walk to the Foot of the World's Highest Mountain with Nepal Himalayas Trekking

Standing beneath the towering peaks of the Himalayas, surrounded by glaciers, colorful prayer flags, and the legendary Sherpa villages, the Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the world's most iconic trekking adventures. Every year, thousands of trekkers travel to Nepal to experience the breathtaking landscapes of the Khumbu region and stand at the base of the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest (8,848.86 m / 29,031.7 ft).

Whether you are an experienced hiker or an adventurous beginner with good physical fitness, this unforgettable journey combines spectacular Himalayan scenery, rich Sherpa culture, ancient Buddhist monasteries, and the thrill of trekking through Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The classic 14-Day Everest Base Camp Trek follows the historic trail from Lukla to Everest Base Camp (5,364 m / 17,598 ft) and Kala Patthar (5,545 m / 18,192 ft), offering panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Pumori, and many other Himalayan giants.

At Nepal Himalayas Trekking, we have been organizing professionally guided Everest adventures for travelers from around the world since 2013. Our experienced local guides, carefully planned itineraries, quality accommodations, safety-first approach, and personalized service ensure that every guest enjoys a safe, comfortable, and memorable trekking experience in the Everest region.

Whether you choose a private trek, a small-group departure, or an Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return, our local team will help you create the Himalayan adventure of a lifetime.

Why Trek with Nepal Himalayas Trekking

The choice of a trekking operator is, at bottom, a question of trust. Flights, permits, lodging, and the arrangement of guides and porters are all placed in another's hands, along with a certain faith in that party's judgement should conditions in a remote mountain setting turn unexpectedly.

Nepal Himalayas Trekking is led by Mr. Prakash Lamsal, founder and Managing Director of the company, who entered the tourism trade in 2012 as a porter guide in Dhading and has since spent more than fifteen years working as a licensed trekking guide, tour leader, and organiser of expeditions across Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, and India. He works alongside Mr. Basu Lamsal, our Director and Manager, whose experience in Nepali tourism spans more than twenty years, and Pradip Khanal, our Guide Leader and Marketing Manager, who has led treks through the Khumbu and other regions since 2014.

Our field staff in the Everest region includes the licensed guides Ratna Singh Tamang, Buddhi Magar Thapa, Dhurba Adhikari, and Ngwang Gombu Sherpa, the last of whom was born and raised in the Everest region and has guided expeditions to Everest Base Camp, Island Peak, and Lobuche Peak.

Our itinerary allows genuine time for acclimatisation in Namche Bazaar and Dingboche rather than hurrying the trekker toward Base Camp. We hold affiliation with the Nepal Mountaineering Association, the Trekking Agencies' Association of Nepal, and the Nepal Tourism Board.

Beyond the standard package we offer private, group, budget, luxury, and helicopter return arrangements, allowing trekkers to choose according to budget, schedule, and preferred degree of comfort. Our involvement with a client does not end once a booking is made; we remain in contact before, during, and after the trek.

Everest Base Camp Trek Route

Kathmandu, Lukla, Phakding, Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, Gorak Shep, Everest Base Camp, Kala Patthar, Pheriche, Namche Bazaar, Lukla, Kathmandu.

Two acclimatisation stops are built into the classic route, at Namche Bazaar and Dingboche, and neither ought to be regarded as optional. The trail climbs from roughly 2,600 metres near the outset to more than 5,000 metres near Base Camp and Kala Patthar, and haste along this stretch of the itinerary accounts for most of the altitude trouble that trekkers encounter.

Everest Base Camp Trek Itinerary

Our standard fourteen day itinerary follows a carefully measured pace from Kathmandu to Lukla and onward through Phakding, Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, and Gorak Shep before reaching Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar. From the viewpoint the route descends again through Pheriche and Namche Bazaar, returning at last to Lukla and then Kathmandu.

See the complete day by day Everest Base Camp Trek itinerary above.

What Everest Base Camp Is

Everest Base Camp serves as the staging ground for expeditions approaching Everest from the Nepalese side. For the trekker it is a destination reached on foot and left the same way; no climbing enters into it at any point.

Two places bear this name. South Base Camp lies on the Nepalese side, at approximately 5,364 metres, and is the camp reached by this multi day trek from Lukla. North Base Camp lies across the border on the Tibetan side, at roughly 5,150 metres, and is approached by road from Tingri. This itinerary leads to South Base Camp.

Sagarmatha National Park

A considerable part of the trek passes through Sagarmatha National Park, a site inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The landscape alters sharply with elevation: forests of pine, fir, juniper, and rhododendron give way, higher up, to alpine meadow, glacier, and open wilderness of a distinctly high mountain character.

The Himalayan tahr, the musk deer, and the Himalayan monal may all be encountered here, and the snow leopard is present though seldom seen. Trekkers are asked to carry reusable water bottles, to limit their use of plastic, to dispose of waste properly, to show restraint around wildlife, and to observe the regulations of the park. Such habits matter more, not less, in a landscape where the disposal of waste is genuinely difficult.

Kala Patthar, the Finest Viewpoint on the Trek

Many who undertake this journey for the first time suppose that Base Camp itself affords the best view of Everest. It does not. The summit is obscured from Base Camp by surrounding ridges, whereas Kala Patthar, at approximately 5,545 metres, opens onto a far broader and more striking panorama.

The ascent generally begins before dawn from Gorak Shep. As the sun rises the surrounding peaks change colour in a manner that remains, for most trekkers, among the most memorable passages of the entire journey. From the summit one may see Everest, Pumori, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Khumbutse, and because the climb reaches above 5,500 metres, the guide will weigh the weather, the condition of the group, and any symptoms reported before leading the ascent. It is a climb that deserves to be taken seriously.

Mountains Visible Along the Route

What can be seen depends upon the weather, the cloud cover, and one's precise position along the trail.

Ama Dablam remains among the most striking of the peaks visible along the Khumbu trail, seen clearly from several points along the way. Beyond those listed here, peaks such as Lobuche Peak, Cholatse, Taboche, and Khumbutse also come into view and would reward a guide of their own.

The Four A's of Tourism on the Everest Base Camp Trek

Attractions

The Everest region draws thousands of trekkers each year on the strength of attractions that extend well beyond the mountain itself. Ancient Buddhist monasteries at Tengboche and Pangboche, Sherpa villages that preserve a genuine mountain way of life, the singular ecosystem of Sagarmatha National Park, and viewpoints such as Kala Patthar all contribute to the character of the journey. The market at Namche Bazaar, prayer flags strung along the trail, mani walls carved with Buddhist mantras, and encounters with yaks and mountain goats, occasionally with rarer Himalayan wildlife, together give the region a richness of culture and natural grandeur seldom matched elsewhere.

Accessibility

The Everest region has become considerably easier to reach in recent years. The journey opens with a brief flight of some thirty five minutes from Kathmandu to Lukla, operated daily by several domestic carriers. Weather occasionally delays this flight, yet it has opened the trek to thousands who might otherwise never have made the journey. The trails themselves are well established, clearly marked at the principal junctions, though no road extends beyond Lukla, which leaves the helicopter as the chief means of emergency evacuation. The path includes numerous suspension bridges, stone steps, and stretches of considerable steepness, calling for a reasonable degree of fitness. Mobile coverage from Ncell and Nepal Telecom reaches most villages along the route, and internet access can generally be had at the teahouses for a fee.

Accommodation

Lodging along the Everest Base Camp trek consists chiefly of teahouses and lodges, family run establishments offering simple but comfortable rooms with twin beds, mattresses, pillows, and blankets. Rooms are seldom heated, so a sleeping bag is worth carrying. Bathrooms are usually shared, save in Namche and Lukla, where some lodges provide attached facilities, and a hot shower generally costs extra. Each teahouse maintains a communal dining room, warmed as a rule by a bukhari stove, where trekkers gather each evening to eat and exchange accounts of the day's walk. Accommodation grows more basic as one climbs, particularly beyond Lobuche, and during the busier seasons a room ought to be booked in advance through one's trekking company. Namche Bazaar and a handful of lower villages also offer more comfortable lodges for those who wish for it.

Amenities

Given its remoteness, the Khumbu offers amenities that surprise most first time visitors. Teahouse menus commonly include Nepali dal bhat alongside pasta, pizza, pancakes, and other international fare, together with a range of hot drinks. Charging one's devices costs extra and grows more expensive at higher elevation. Wi-Fi can be found in most teahouses for some three to five dollars a day. Namche Bazaar has ATMs, though they cannot always be relied upon, and it is wise to carry sufficient cash. Medical care is available through health posts in the larger villages and a well equipped clinic in Namche run by the Himalayan Rescue Association. Namche's shops sell trekking gear, snacks, and basic supplies, and its bakeries, along with those of a few other villages, offer fresh bread and pastry. Water purification tablets and bottled water may be purchased along the route, though a filter and refillable bottle serve the trekker better, both in cost and in conscience.

What the Trekker Experiences Over Fourteen Days

The fourteen days of this journey carry the trekker gradually from the crowded streets of Kathmandu into the high Himalaya. No two days resemble one another closely. Early on there is the Dudh Koshi Valley and the busy lanes of Namche Bazaar; later there are monasteries, high villages, glaciers, and finally Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar themselves.

The table below offers a brief account of the distance covered, the altitude reached, and the place of rest each night. For a fuller sense of each day, and its particular character, the detailed itinerary above should be consulted.

Difficulty and the Challenges of the Trek

Most who write of Everest Base Camp Trek difficulty rate the journey as moderate to strenuous. It involves no technical climbing, yet the combination of altitude, long days of walking, steep ground, and cold makes it a demanding journey nonetheless, and the most common error trekkers make is to judge its difficulty by distance alone. A short climb above 4,500 metres can prove far more taxing than a longer one at sea level.

What makes the trek demanding:

• Altitude climbs from roughly 2,860 metres at Lukla to over 5,500 metres at Kala Patthar.
• Days on the trail run five to eight hours, with considerable ascent and descent throughout.
• Temperatures fall sharply at height, particularly before sunrise near Gorak Shep.
• The ground underfoot is rarely even, crossing moraine, steep valley walls, and rocky high altitude paths.
• Teahouses are comfortable within their context, though they bear little resemblance to a city hotel.

Can a beginner undertake it? Yes, given proper preparation, a gradual itinerary, and experienced support. Fitness eases the walking but confers no immunity against altitude sickness, which may afflict anyone regardless of age or prior experience. Prepare for Everest Base Camp trek for upcoming season.

Preparation worth undertaking beforehand:

• Regular cardiovascular exercise, such as running, cycling, or swimming.
• Long hill walks carrying a loaded daypack.
• Training on stairs and inclines.
• Strengthening of the legs and core.
• Boots worn in well before departure.
• Some study of altitude sickness before setting out.

Acclimatisation admits of no shortcut. The classic itinerary includes rest days at Namche Bazaar and Dingboche, following the old principle of climbing high and sleeping low. The guide watches over the group, but honesty from the trekker remains essential; symptoms ought never to be concealed merely to keep pace with others. A persistent headache, nausea, dizziness, or unusual fatigue should be reported to the guide at once. Depending on its severity, the response may range from rest and a halt in the ascent to descent or emergency evacuation. A guide worth trusting will never urge a trekker onward simply because the schedule demands it.

The Best Time to Trek

Choosing the best time to trek Everest Base Camp shapes the whole experience, from visibility of the peaks to the comfort of each night's rest.

The Nepal Tourism Board points, broadly speaking, to March through May and October through November as the most favourable periods for trekking in Sagarmatha National Park.

Cost for 2026/27

Our  Everest Base Camp Trek cost  begins at USD 1,690 per person for the standard package, with the final figure shaped by group size, departure date, accommodation, included services, flight arrangements, and the itinerary chosen.

These figures are indicative for 2026/27. Exact pricing, inclusions, and departure availability ought to be confirmed with us directly before booking.

Two itineraries that appear similar at first glance may differ considerably in substance. Price reflects group size, whether the trek is private or shared, the ratio of guides to clients, the arrangement of porters, the category of hotel in Kathmandu, the standard of teahouse used, flight arrangements, any helicopter option, additional rest days, meals included, equipment rental, and the season of travel. The lowest price quoted is not always the least expensive once exclusions are accounted for.

What Is Included

• Airport arrival and departure transfers
• Kathmandu hotel accommodation
• Kathmandu to Lukla flights in both directions
• Sagarmatha National Park entry arrangements
• All required trekking documentation and permit fees, including TIMS, Trek Card, and park entry
• A government licensed trekking guide
• Porter service, with luggage carried for up to two trekkers per porter
• Teahouse accommodation throughout the trek
• Breakfast, lunch, and dinner on all trekking days
• A pre-trek briefing in Kathmandu
• Basic first aid support on the trail
• Government taxes and applicable service charges

What Is Not Included

• International airfare to and from Nepal
• The Nepal visa fee
• Travel insurance, which is required and must cover high altitude trekking and emergency evacuation
• Personal trekking equipment and medication
• Drinks and snacks beyond the included meals
• Wi-Fi access at lodges
• Charging of devices and power banks
• Hot showers
• Laundry
• Personal purchases and souvenirs
• Tips for guides and porters
• Emergency helicopter evacuation costs
• Additional accommodation or transport arising from weather related flight delay
• Any other personal expense

Altitude Sickness and Emergency Rescue

Acute Mountain Sickness

Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is the most common form of altitude illness, generally arising above 2,500 metres once the body has failed to adjust to the reduced oxygen of that height.

Its symptoms commonly include a headache, often the first sign to appear, along with nausea and vomiting, dizziness and lightheadedness, fatigue and weakness, loss of appetite, difficulty sleeping, and breathlessness under exertion.

Prevention and treatment rest upon a few well established principles: gaining elevation gradually, no more than three hundred to five hundred metres a day above three thousand metres; the old rule of climbing high and sleeping low; drinking three to four litres of water daily; abstaining from alcohol and tobacco; eating regular meals even without appetite; resting properly on acclimatisation days; and, where advised, taking Diamox, or acetazolamide, to prevent or treat the condition. Should symptoms persist or worsen, the ascent must stop, the sufferer must rest, and if no improvement follows, descent becomes necessary.

High Altitude Pulmonary Oedema

High Altitude Pulmonary Oedema is a severe and life threatening condition in which fluid gathers in the lungs, making breath extremely difficult to draw. It generally arises above 3,000 metres and may develop with little warning.

Its symptoms include severe breathlessness even at rest, profound fatigue and weakness, tightness or congestion in the chest, a persistent cough that may produce pink, frothy sputum, a rapid heartbeat, lips or fingernails turning blue or grey, and confusion or irrational behaviour.

The response demanded is immediate: descent without delay, for even five hundred to a thousand metres may prove life saving; oxygen where it can be had; warmth for the sufferer; evacuation to a medical facility at once; and, where available, nifedipine, which may offer temporary relief. Descent must never be delayed. This is a medical emergency of the first order.

High Altitude Cerebral Oedema

High Altitude Cerebral Oedema is the gravest form of altitude illness, arising from fluid gathering in the brain, and demands immediate action as a life threatening emergency.

Its symptoms include a severe and persistent headache unrelieved by medication, loss of coordination and balance, confusion and disorientation, irrational behaviour, hallucination, difficulty walking, and, in the worst cases, loss of consciousness.

The response required is again immediate descent, together with oxygen and dexamethasone where available, and the arranging of emergency helicopter evacuation without delay. The sufferer must never be left alone, for time is of the essence and this condition may prove fatal within hours.

Emergency Rescue and Evacuation

The Everest region maintains well established helicopter rescue services out of Kathmandu and Lukla. Several companies provide emergency evacuation, and in favourable weather a helicopter may reach most points in the Khumbu within thirty to sixty minutes.

A few points bear emphasis. Insurance covering helicopter evacuation from altitudes up to 6,000 metres is essential and ought to be confirmed before departure. Rescue by helicopter costs between three and ten thousand dollars, depending on location and weather. Such rescues can proceed only in clear weather and daylight. The principal helipads lie at Pheriche, Gorak Shep, Everest Base Camp, and most villages along the route. The guide coordinates rescue by satellite phone or mobile network, and most rescue companies require confirmation of insurance or a guarantee of payment before they will fly.

Medical facilities along the trek include the Himalayan Rescue Association clinic at Pheriche, some 4,371 metres above sea level, staffed during the trekking seasons by Western doctors; health posts at Namche Bazaar, Kunde, Pangboche, and other principal villages; and Everest ER at Namche Bazaar, a well equipped private clinic.

Emergency numbers, though generally supplied by one's trekking company, commonly include:

• The Himalayan Rescue Association at +977-1-4440292,
• CIWEC Hospital in Kathmandu at +977-1-4424111,
• The Tourist Police at 1144.

Prevention remains the surer course: trek with an experienced, licensed guide, follow a proper acclimatisation schedule, carry comprehensive travel insurance, attend to one's own body and report symptoms without delay, never dismiss the signs of altitude sickness, and resist any pressure to continue while unwell.

Permits Required for the Trek

A short list of Everest Base Camp Trek permits must be secured before setting out on the trail.

Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit

The cost is NPR 3,000 per person, or approximately USD 30. Its purpose is entry to Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It may be obtained at the Nepal Tourism Board office in Kathmandu or at the park entrance in Monjo, and requires a passport together with two passport sized photographs.

Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit

The cost is NPR 2,000 per person, or approximately USD 20. This local fee supports community development in the municipality, and may be obtained at the Nepal Tourism Board office in Kathmandu or at the checkpoint in Lukla, requiring the same documents as above.

A few notes on permits deserve mention. All may be arranged through one's trekking company. Permits, together with the TIMS card, must be kept on hand throughout the trek, as several checkpoints along the way verify them, and penalties apply to trekking without proper documentation. Fees collected support both conservation and the development of local communities.

Flights for the Trek

Flights between Kathmandu and Lukla generally cost between USD 260 and 280 one way, or roughly USD 520 to 560 for the return journey. During the busier season these flights are often routed through Ramechhap Airport instead, requiring an additional road transfer from Kathmandu.

The Cost of Guides and Porters

The Everest Base Camp Trek guide and porter cost breaks down as follows. A guide costs between USD 35 and 45 a day, a sum that covers route navigation, altitude monitoring, first aid, cultural context, coordination with lodges, and emergency communication. A porter costs between USD 25 and 35 a day and typically carries the luggage of two trekkers, up to a combined twenty to twenty five kilograms.

Our porters are paid and insured fairly, a principle we regard as beyond negotiation.

Daily Costs Along the Trail

Understanding the Everest Base Camp Trek daily cost matters, since accommodation, food, and other services grow more expensive with altitude, since everything consumed on the trail must first be carried in.

A reusable bottle carried with purification tablets or a filter costs far less over the course of a trek than bottled water, and serves the trail better besides.

For daily personal spending, a tight budget runs to roughly USD 20 to 25, standard comfort to USD 35 to 50, and a trek with all extras, snacks, coffee, showers, charging, souvenirs, and tips, to some USD 60 to 70.

Most trekkers carry an additional USD 350 to 450 in Nepalese rupees for personal expense beyond the cost of the package. Cards and ATMs cannot be relied upon above Namche.

Teahouses: Lodging and Food

The teahouse accommodation forms the backbone of the classic Everest Base Camp experience. Rooms are simple, furnished with two beds, mattresses, blankets, and little else, with shared bathrooms more common at the higher elevations and private or attached facilities easier to find lower on the trail. The dining room serves, as a rule, as the social centre of each lodge, where trekkers gather each evening around a stove to eat and to compare the day's account.

The food available proves surprisingly varied given the remoteness of the setting. Dal bhat, noodles, pasta, fried rice, soup, momos, eggs, potatoes, pancakes, Tibetan bread, porridge, tea, and coffee are all commonly found, with pizza appearing in the larger villages. Dal bhat remains among the most practical meals for trekking, filling, familiar throughout Nepal, and reliably available at every altitude. Appetite may diminish with height, yet eating enough remains important regardless.

Water ought always to be boiled, filtered, or otherwise properly treated. A reusable bottle carried with purification tablets or a good filter serves far better than reliance upon single use plastic for the length of the trek, and proves considerably cheaper above Namche.

Packing List

A thoughtfully assembled Everest Base Camp Trek packing list makes no small difference to comfort on the trail.

Documents

• Passport and Nepal visa
• Travel insurance policy details, kept accessible throughout the trek
• Flight information and booking confirmations
• Trekking documentation, including the TIMS card and permits, usually arranged by one's agency
• A list of emergency contacts
• Copies of all important documents, kept separately from the originals
• A few spare passport photographs, occasionally required for permits

Clothing

• Moisture-wicking base layer, top and bottom
• Thermal underwear, top and bottom
• A mid-layer fleece or softshell jacket
• A down or insulated jacket, essential above Namche
• A waterproof and windproof outer jacket
• Waterproof trousers or over-trousers
• Trekking trousers, two or three pairs
• A warm hat, of wool or fleece
• A sun hat or cap
• Lightweight gloves, with a warmer outer pair
• Trekking socks sufficient for the full duration, wool recommended
• Underwear sufficient for the full duration

Footwear

• Well broken-in trekking boots, waterproof, with ankle support; new boots should never be worn for the first time on this trek
• Lightweight sandals or camp shoes for evenings at the lodge
• Extra pairs of socks

Equipment

• A daypack of twenty to thirty litres for what one carries oneself each day
• A duffel bag for the porter, soft-sided and lockable
• A sleeping bag rated to at least minus ten degrees Celsius
• Trekking poles, adjustable, obtainable for rent in Kathmandu
• A headlamp with spare batteries
• A reusable water bottle of at least one litre
• Water purification tablets or a personal filter, such as a Sawyer or LifeStraw
• Sunglasses, UV protective, glacier grade recommended above four thousand metres
• Sunscreen of high SPF, thirty to fifty or above
• Lip balm with SPF
• A power bank or portable charger
• A camera or phone with adequate storage
• Dry bags or waterproof packing cubes

First aid and health

• Personal prescription medication, in sufficient supply
• Diamox, or acetazolamide, if advised by a physician for altitude
• Ibuprofen or paracetamol for pain and mild headache
• Blister plasters and sports tape
• Antiseptic cream and wound dressings
• Rehydration salts
• Anti-diarrhoeal medication
• Antihistamines
• Throat lozenges
• Hand sanitiser
• Any personal medical device, such as an inhaler or EpiPen

Toiletries and other necessities

• Biodegradable soap and shampoo
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Toilet paper, not always available at high altitude
• A small, quick-drying towel
• Wet wipes, useful where hot water is limited
• Feminine hygiene products, where needed
• Earplugs, teahouse walls being thin
• Trail snacks: energy bars, nuts, dried fruit, electrolyte tablets

What ought to be left behind

• Heavy books or unnecessary reading material
• Excess or bulky toiletries
• Unneeded electronics
• Clothing unsuited to cold, wet, high altitude conditions
• Anything one would regret carrying uphill for six hours

Much of this equipment, down jackets, sleeping bags, trekking poles, duffel bags, and gaiters among them, may be rented in Thamel, the principal trekking district of Kathmandu. Where gear is rented, its temperature rating and condition ought to be examined before it is accepted.

Tailoring the Trek

The fourteen day itinerary is a proven framework rather than the only means of experiencing the Everest region. Among the alternatives:

• Private departures, which allow the pace to be adjusted, extra rest days to be added, side excursions included, or accommodation upgraded.
• Group departures, offering a lower cost per person, a more social atmosphere, and a fixed schedule.
• Luxury trekking, with finer hotels in Kathmandu, the best available rooms at each lodge, and additional comforts, though the high altitude environment itself remains unchanged regardless of the package chosen.
• An Everest Base Camp Trek with helicopter return, flying out from the upper Khumbu rather than walking back to Lukla, which shortens the trip to roughly ten or twelve days.
• Custom itineraries, built around particular dates, group sizes, or levels of fitness, arranged upon inquiry.

Independent Trekking Compared with Guided Trekking

Current guidance from the Nepal Tourism Board places Everest Base Camp among those routes requiring a licensed guide and an agency issued TIMS card, a requirement that supersedes older claims that the trek might be undertaken independently.

Even setting the regulation aside, a guided trek serves most travellers well. A capable guide manages navigation, pacing, the monitoring of altitude, the recognition of symptoms, coordination with lodges, communication with local communities, cultural interpretation, decisions shaped by weather, planning around flight disruption, and coordination in emergency. No guide can remove every risk from a high altitude trek, yet good guidance ensures that the decisions made along the way are far better informed.

Safety, Altitude, and Insurance

No trekking company can honestly promise a journey free of risk at this altitude. Responsible guiding lies in recognising risk early and making sound judgement, not in pretending that uncertainty does not exist.

A few practical guidelines follow: gain elevation gradually and never skip an acclimatisation day; walk at a steady and sustainable pace; remain well hydrated and moderate one's drinking; report symptoms to the guide at once rather than concealing them to keep pace with others; and understand that fitness offers no protection against altitude sickness, to which anyone may fall susceptible.

Possible symptoms include a persistent headache, nausea, dizziness, and unusual fatigue. Should these worsen, the response may range from rest and a halted ascent to descent or emergency helicopter evacuation, depending on severity.

Travel Insurance

A policy suited to Everest Base Camp Trek travel insurance ought explicitly to cover high altitude trekking above 5,000 metres, emergency helicopter evacuation, medical treatment within Nepal, trip interruption and cancellation, and flight delay together with lost baggage.

A standard travel policy does not automatically extend cover to trekking above 5,000 metres. This ought to be verified before purchase, and the details of one's policy kept accessible throughout the trek.

Lukla Flights

Flights between Kathmandu and Lukla generally cost between USD 260 and 280 one way, or roughly USD 520 to 560 for the return journey.

Weather along this stretch governs the schedule more than any other factor. The airstrip at Lukla is short, set at considerable altitude, and closed in by mountains on every side, so that flights depend heavily upon clear visibility and calm wind at both ends of the route. When the weather turns poor, low cloud, fog, or strong wind, the regular flight between Kathmandu and Lukla may be delayed for several hours or cancelled outright for the day, one of the most common causes of Lukla flight delays. Such delay is a routine feature of flying in the Khumbu rather than any mark against the organisation of a trip, and it is precisely for this reason that a buffer day is built into the itinerary ahead of any onward international flight, a matter addressed further below.

During the busier seasons of spring and autumn, Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport grows crowded, with limited slots available for domestic mountain flights. To ease the delay this congestion produces, flights to Lukla are frequently shifted to depart instead from Ramechhap, also called Manthali, Airport. Where this occurs, a road transfer of some four to five hours carries the trekker from Kathmandu to Ramechhap, generally departing in the small hours of the morning, around one or two o'clock, to be followed by a brief flight of fifteen to twenty minutes on to Lukla. The decision rests with the airlines and the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, and is often made with no more than a day or two's notice, leaving little room for advance planning on either side. We follow these developments closely and will inform trekkers as soon as the departure airport for their dates is confirmed.

Whether the cause lies in weather over the mountains or congestion within Kathmandu, the timing of Lukla flights may shift with little warning at either end of the trek. Some flexibility ought therefore to be built into one's travel plans, an international departure ought never to be booked for the day immediately following an expected return to Kathmandu, and the trip delay provisions of one's travel insurance ought to be borne in mind for precisely this reason.

Cancellation Policy

Our Everest Base Camp Trek cancellation policy applies rarely, since a confirmed trek is seldom cancelled, and where a group departure genuinely cannot proceed we offer flexible postponement at no additional cost. In circumstances beyond our control, natural disaster, severe weather, disease outbreak, or political crisis among them, the following bands apply.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many days does the Everest Base Camp Trek take?

The classic itinerary runs fourteen days, arrival and departure in Kathmandu included. Shorter versions and helicopter return options may bring this down to roughly ten or twelve days.

How high is Everest Base Camp?

Approximately 5,364 metres, or 17,598 feet, on the Nepalese side.

What is the highest point of the trek?

Kala Patthar, at approximately 5,545 metres, higher in fact than Base Camp itself.

Is Everest visible from Base Camp?

Only in part. The summit is obscured by the surrounding ridges, and Kala Patthar offers the better view.

How difficult is the trek?

Moderate to strenuous. No technical climbing enters into it, yet altitude, long days, cold, and steep ground make it a genuinely demanding journey.

Can a beginner undertake it?

Yes, given reasonable fitness, proper preparation, a gradual pace of acclimatisation, and professional support.

Is a guide required?

Yes. The Nepal Tourism Board lists Everest Base Camp among the routes requiring a licensed guide and an agency issued TIMS card. Current requirements ought to be confirmed with one's agency before departure.

What permits are required?

A Sagarmatha National Park entry permit, a Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Trek Card, and a TIMS card, all ordinarily arranged as part of a guided package.

What is the best time to go?

Spring, from March to May, and autumn, from September to November, offer the most stable weather and the clearest views.

Can the return be made by helicopter?

Yes. An Everest Base Camp Trek with helicopter return from the upper Khumbu shortens the trip to roughly ten or twelve days and begins at around USD 3,290.

How long is each day's walk? 

Typically five to eight hours, according to route, pace, weather, and the demands of acclimatisation.

Is a porter necessary?

A porter carries one's luggage, while a guide manages route and safety, two distinct roles. Many trekkers make use of both, since carrying a heavy load at high altitude makes the trek considerably harder.

Can devices be charged along the trek?

Yes, at most teahouses, though the cost rises with altitude and supply may be limited. A power bank is strongly advised.

Is Wi-Fi available? At many lodges, though reliability varies considerably, and fast, uninterrupted connection above Namche ought not to be expected.

How much additional cash ought to be carried?

Roughly USD 350 to 450 in Nepalese rupees for personal expense, depending on one's package and habits. Cards and ATMs cannot be relied upon above Namche.

What happens should altitude sickness occur?

The guide ought to be told at once. The response depends upon severity and may include rest, a halted ascent, descent, or arrangement of medical evacuation.

Can Lukla flights be delayed?

Yes. Weather and operational conditions regularly affect mountain flights, and a buffer day ought to be included in one's travel plans.

Is travel insurance necessary?

Yes. A policy that explicitly covers high altitude trekking and emergency helicopter evacuation ought to be chosen, as standard policies often exclude both.

Booking the Everest Base Camp Trek 2026/27

The Everest Base Camp Trek offers more than passage to a well known destination. It is a journey through the Khumbu Valley, from the forests and suspension bridges near Lukla and Phakding to the high alpine ground around Lobuche, Gorak Shep, and Base Camp itself, taking in Sherpa villages, Buddhist monasteries, glaciers, and some of the most recognised mountains on earth along the way.

The itinerary matters. The guide matters. Acclimatisation matters. And no less does the presence of a company able to make sound decisions calmly when conditions in the mountains change.

Nepal Himalayas Trekking offers the standard fourteen day itinerary alongside private, group, budget, luxury, and helicopter return packages to Everest Base Camp, beginning at approximately USD 1,690 per person.

Our team may be reached to confirm current pricing, available departure dates, flight arrangements, permit requirements, the arrangement of guides and porters, and the itinerary best suited to a given group.

Email: info@nepalhimalayastrekking.com Phone / WhatsApp / Viber: +977 9841044334

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Trip Reviews (49)

We are new couple from India. This is kind of our Honeymoon trip in Nepal. Mr. Prakash has organized Everest base camp trek in end of may with his experience trekking guide & porter. We are extremely satisfied from our lovely & helpful trekking guide & sherpa. Thank you very much Nepal Himalayas Trekking company make us unforgettable journey in Nepal for our honeymoon trip.

Nitesh Gupta

8th Jun, 2022

I recently had the pleasure of booking the Everest Base Camp Trek through NepalHimalayasTrekking.com, and I am absolutely thrilled with the entire experience. From start to finish, this journey was made seamless by the user-friendly website and the outstanding service provided by the team. The owner, Guide and porter have a great friendly attitude. The booking process on the NepalHimalayasTrekking.com website was a breeze. Navigating through the options and selecting the Everest Base Camp Trek package was intuitive and hassle-free. The site's layout is well-designed, and it's evident that great care has been taken to ensure a smooth user experience. Upon completing the booking, I was filled with anticipation, and the actual trek exceeded all expectations. The professionalism and attention to detail displayed by NepalHimalayasTrekking.com were truly commendable. The guides were not only knowledgeable about the trek but also incredibly friendly and supportive, making the journey even more enjoyable. What stood out to me during the trek was the stunning natural beauty of the Everest region, and I am grateful to NepalHimalayasTrekking.com for providing me with the opportunity to witness such breathtaking landscapes. The accommodations and logistics were well-organized, allowing me to fully immerse myself in the experience without any worries. I am delighted to say that I am highly satisfied with the services provided by NepalHimalayasTrekking.com. The team's dedication to customer satisfaction is evident, and it significantly enhanced my overall enjoyment of the trek. The memories I have gathered during this journey will stay with me forever. In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend NepalHimalayasTrekking.com to anyone seeking an unforgettable trekking experience in the Himalayas. The easy booking process, excellent service, and remarkable adventure make this site a top choice for all travel enthusiasts. I am grateful for the memories created and am excited to share my positive experience with others. Don't hesitate to book your next adventure with NepalHimalayasTrekking.com – you won't be disappointed!

Muhammad Tanveer

16th Aug, 2023

Chitang Peng

20th Jul, 2024

Me & My friend successfully reached to Everest Base Camp in 2024, April. Our Everest Base Camp Trek is organized by Nepal Himalayas Trekking Company. Mr. Prakash, The owner of this Trekking Company offers affordable costs. We agree with his cost and included services. We are very satisfied with this Trekking Company in Nepal.

We are two people from Germany just arrived at Kathmandu after our 14 Days Everest base camp trek with Nepal Himalayas Trekking. This is our first trip in Asia after Covid 19. Actually we don't know how to travel to Nepal? and such Popularity of Everest base camp trek in Nepal. When we have found about this Everest trek Package in internate and then we have confirmed this EBC trek with Nepal Himalayas Trekking. The owner of this company called Mr. Prakash replied all details with a day & offer very reasonable cost for this 14 days Everest base camp trek in Nepal. We are very happy and going to recommend our all friends to this trekking company in Nepal. 

Have a good day. 

Thanks 

Luigso & Lani 

luigsollga

13th Jul, 2022

Just wanted to thank the team at Nepal Himalayas Trekking Pvt. Ltd for their super helpful advice. The trip Everest base camp trek, we booked went smoothly and the local guides were amazing! For sure, We will come back again for Manaslu trek in the Nepal. And then we will again book with Nepal Himalayas Trekking. They are highly recommend and trust worthy in the Nepal. 

Gerald

13th Sep, 2022

It was an absolute pleasure booking through Nepal Himalayas Trekking Pvt. Ltd - seamless every step of the journey of Everest base camp trek with this trekking company in September in 2022. The owner Mr. Prakash Lamsal of Nepal Himalayas Trekking offered very reasonable cost for Everest base camp trek. 

Thanks 

Susan

Susan

13th Sep, 2022

We have booked 14 days Everest base camp trek with Nepal Himalayas Trekking. This Trekking company well operates.

100% recommend this Nepal Himalayas Trekking company and above all recommend Rishi as a guide! He’s truly a really great guy and a wonderful ambassador for Nepal!

Michael

23rd Dec, 2022

We are 6 people in total. Among 6 person, others 4 people decided to go Annapurna base camp trek. But I & my wife agree to go Everest base camp trek. Actually we couldn't fly directly to Lukla from Kathmandu because of Air traffic. We drive to Rame Chhap and fly to Lukla. Omg, Lukla Airport is very short & wonderious. Rest of this we have wonderful time in Everest region. Our Guide & Sherpa helps lot. During our Everest base camp trek, weather also very fantastic. We are able to see the great view with very unique Sherpa culture. 

Gerard

20th Oct, 2022

Mario Muller

16th Feb, 2023

Overall a great hike and a great experience. The hike itself is pretty easy, but the difficulty is the altitude. If you book a guided tour, your itinerary may vary, but is largely the same. From Lukla he arrives at his bazaar after two days of hiking, a day of acclimatization and a trek to his view point of Everest. You can then trek to Tengboche, visit the monastery and attend the monks' afternoon prayers. Arrive in Dingboche the next day for another acclimatization day. Trek through the forest to Dingboche. If it's not raining, you'll walk the dusty trails with many other trekkers, porters and transport animals, enjoying beautiful views of the valley and Dudkosi River. Especially when crossing various suspension bridges. After Dingboche the forest thins and we trek to Lobuche and then Gorak Shep and Base Camp seeing and trekking through vast spaces with stunning views of the majestic Himalayas. Me and my guide Prakash usually started the hike around 8am, reached the daily destinations around noon, rest rested and went to bed around 8Pm. It was very difficult as I felt sick during the hike. Because of the high altitude and the high breathing rate and the amount of water you carry, it's best to drink mainly warm water and wear a buff or mask in the very cold air. Drinking it can make your throat hurt. I went trekking with a guide & Porter. The Porter (Sherpa) carried most of my luggage and almost all of my belongings at higher altitudes. I can only recommend anyone trekking anywhere in Nepal to get a guide so you don't have to worry about flights, permits, where to sleep, etc. And having someone memorize the hike can save lives in more remote areas. It was a big plus to be able to leave money in a poor country and help the local people. I highly recommend Nepal Himalayas Trekking agency & the guide who sent me on the trek with me. Mr. Prakash is a very positive 33 year old who cheered me up and taught me about the mountains around me and the history of climbing. He has been in the trekking business for over 12 years and knows all the treks around Nepal and can plan treks just like the company does

That was surely some uphill for the first hour. Then the glorious Nepalese flat the rest of the way.

Tony Thomas

16th Jan, 2023

I and my friend are on an official 15 day vacation and took part in this Everest base camp trip organized by Nepal Himalayas Trekking. We really enjoyed this Everest base camp hike and the mountains are magical & incredible. We were lucky that the weather was open every day. We decided to stay another day in Kathmandu while visiting the world heritage sites. We loved our trek and would like to recommend Nepal Himalayas Trekking company to anyone looking to trek in Nepal.

Pascal

19th Sep, 2022

Really great memories from the Everest base camp trek. We are super lucky to get fantastic weather in during this Everest base camp trek. Mr. Prakash offered this trek with afforadble cost. And he provides the experience government license holder trekking guide and very helpful Sherpa (Porter) to carry our bags. Much more thankful to Prakash for everything in the Everest region. We wish we knew about Nepal Himalayas Trekking agency earlier, Because of our friend recommend to this trekking company in Nepal before arrival. Now that we knew them, We are going to  recommending them to everyone who asks for Nepal trek packages.

Thank you very much Prakash. 

You are really super and highly trustworthy. 

Marcose

25th Oct, 2022

We are so grateful with Nepal Himalayas Trekking  and Mr. Prakash. Nepal Himalayas Trekking company oraganized 14 days Everest base camp trek for us. The Everest base camp trek was incredible, We are more than happy and lucky to get such lovely guide Dasharath, who was energetic and friendly. Everything was simply the best. Nepal Himalayas Trekking company is highly recommended and trustworthy trek and travel agency in Nepal. We have memoraible time in Everest region and for sure will come back for Manaslu trek in next year. 

Thank you very much Prakash.

We missing lots about Everest base camp trek in Nepal. 

Joshep Piyeno

15th Feb, 2023

We are a couple from South Korea. We did 14-day Everest Base Camp Trek from Nepal Himalayas Trekking. We enjoyed lots. Our Guide and Sherpa are very helpful and kind. We are more than happy from his hospitality. Thank you very much, Mr. Prakash. You and your company Nepal Himalayas Trekking are highly recommended and trustworthy in Nepal. 

Have a wonderful time

JON KIM

10th Nov, 2023

Mohamadh

25th Dec, 2023

Me and my girlfriend traveled to Nepal in December 2023. We have booked our 14 Days Everest Base Camp Trek with Nepal Himalayas Trekking company. In the street of Thamel, we have found this Nepal Himalayas Trekking Agency is more reliable, affordable and punctual. Mr. Prakash is always available to give all answers of our questions. 

Thank you very much for your great hospitality. You guys are really recommended and trustworthy trekking agency in Nepal. 

Thanks 

Mohamadh 

We have holidays in the end of December. Me and my friend just finished Everest Base Camp Trek 14 Days in the end of December. Our trek was organized from Nepal Himalayas Trekking. During the Everest Base Camp Trek, we have very helpful trekking guide. His name is Lhakpa Sherpa. The weather was fantastic. Nepal Himalayas Trekking Company offer affordable cost for 14 Days Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal. From first day they provide great hospitality. We have memorable and unforgettable time in the Everest region. 

Thank you very much Nepal Himalayas Trekking and our guide Lhkpa. We are going to recommend to you and will visit again for Annapurna Base Camp trek in 2025. 

Thanks 

Siko 

Siko

28th Dec, 2023

Me and my friend just arrived at Kathmandu after our incredible Everest Base Camp Trek. Before arrival to Nepal, we have booked our 14 days Everest Base Camp Trek with Nepal Himalayas Trekking Company. When we emailed, within a day Mr. Prakash, who is the owner of Nepal Himalayas Trekking Company replied with all the details. They offer reasonable cost, where already included English Speaking Trekking Guide and Sherpa to carry our bags. 

We are very Satisfied. Thank you very much Nepal Himalayas Trekking. You are really highly recommend and trustworthy trekking agency in Nepal. 

Thanks 

Anna 

Anna

20th Nov, 2023

We are 4 people from Hong Kong. We finished our Everest Base Camp Trek in the end of October in 2023. Trek was booked by Nepal Himalayas Trekking Company. Mr. Prakash, the owner of the trekking company offers a quite reasonable cost for 14 Days Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal. We are really satisfied with Nepal Himalayas Trekking Company in Nepal. 

Thank you very much for your great hospitality. We will see you soon again in Nepal. 

Have a good day. 

Thank you 

Mr. Ben Koh 

Ben Koh

20th Oct, 2023

I had the pleasure of taking a 14-day Everest Base Camp Trek with Nepal Himalayas Trekking. The trip was arranged from Katmandu and they helped arrange transport to Ramechhap, stayed there, and helped me buy/rent the equipment I needed for the trek. They really understand what's required and help along the way provide WhatsApp messages to help along the way.

A friend and I took the 14 day trek with one of their very experienced guides Bharat who has 20+ years of experience doing guided trips all over the mountains of Nepal. Bharat was fantastic, it was physically quite demanding as I am not used to this level of trekking but he knew the best places to stop for a break, could answer all our questions along the way, and chose good places to stay each night. I'd like to thank Bharata and the Nepal Himalayas Trekking team for a wonderful experience.

Thank you very much for your great hospitality for Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal. We will again visit Nepal and will use the same company for Manaslu Circuit Trek in 2025. 

Thanks 

Kennedy

Mr. Kennedy

12th Dec, 2023

It was an outstanding Everest Base Camp Trek in the Everest Region in December with the team of Nepal Himalayas Trekking. During the Everest Base Camp Trek, we explore in the beautiful Sherpa Village. There are incredible view of white snow Mountains. We are very lucky to get very helpful, kind and innocent. They always help me. 

Our guide Mr. Lhakpa was never too tired to give all the answers to these questions. During the Everest Base Camp Trek, the guide always suggests about altitude sickness and many more others. Our trek was organized by Nepal Himalayas Trekking where we met Mr. Prakash, he is owner of this Trekking agency. 

Thank you very much for your great hospitality. It was really great time in the Everest Region. There are some cold but this Nepal Himalayas Trekking Team always makes us hot. You are truly recommended trekking agency in Nepal. We will see you again.

Thanks 

Elisa

Elisa

15th Dec, 2023

I am a single (Solo) Traveler from France. I have booked 14 14-day Everest Base Camp Trek with Nepal Himalayas Trekking Company. This Trekking Company offers affordable costs for the Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal in 2023. They provide the perfect Trek Itinerary with their professional Trekking Guide and porters. 

I am very satisfied with Nepal Himalayas Trekking in Nepal. I am going to recommend and will use again same company for my next year's trips. 

With Best Regards 

De Badis.

De Badis

15th Oct, 2023

I am a single (Solo) Traveler. Nepal Himalayas Trekking Company organized my 14-day Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal in October. It was great and memorable time in the Everest Region. I am very lucky to get such a helpful and innocent trekking guide for my the Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal. 

Thank you very much Prakash for everything. You make my dream true in Nepal. Definitely, I will recommend my friends about your great services. 

With Best Regards 

Andrej from Slovakia  

Andrej

23rd Oct, 2023

Me and my boyfriend recently embarked on a life-changing journey to the Everest Base Camp, and our experience was made even more memorable by the exceptional professionalism and kindness of our Guide Mr. Lhakpa and Porter (Sherpa) Phuri. Thank you very much Mr. Prakash owner of Nepal Himalayas Trekking organized our Everest base Camp Trek in 2023.

Their unwavering dedication to ensuring our safety and comfort throughout the trek was truly commendable. Our Trekking Guide Lhkpa has extensive knowledge of the terrain. They went above and beyond to accommodate our needs, making us feel supported and motivated every step of the way. We are immensely grateful for their expertise and kindness, which elevated my Everest Base Camp trek to an unforgettable experience.

Probably Nepal Himalayas Trekking is the best and most trustworthy trekking agency in Nepal for the Everest Base Camp trek. 

Thanks 

Suzette and Paul. 

Suzette

20th Sep, 2023

The Spectacular Everest Base Camp Trek was organized by the Nepal Himalayas Trekking. The trek to Everest Base Camp was very well organized. We were set up with guides and porters who were very experienced, helpful, and trustworthy. The guides kept an excellent pace during the trek in the Everest Region.

They showed concern for our health and safety. They went out of their way to provide help. We are very lucky. During our Everest Base Camp Trek, the weather was perfect and sunny day. The views are incredible. How lovely and innocent Sherpa people from Lukla, Namche Bazaar. For sure this experience is to lifetime experience for us. 

Many thanks to Nepal Himalayas Trekking Company and our Guide Om Kumar. 

Your Best Regards 

Lilian and Sima 

lilian and Sima

13th Oct, 2023

Flavia

10th Nov, 2023

We are a couple from Italy. We have found Mr. Prakash in YouTube. He has a great video in YouTube for Trekking in Nepal. After video watching we contacted him on WhatsApp. Within a couple of hours, he replied with details of the Everest Base Camp Trek and 2 night 3 Days Jungle safari. And he offers quite a reasonable cost for the Everest Base Camp Trek and Jungle safari. 

From the first day, we got great services till to our last day in Nepal. They welcome warmly and provide an experience, lovely, and innocent Trekking Guide for the Everest Base Camp Trek in November. 

Thank you very much, Prakash. you and your company Nepal Himalayas Trekking is really highly recommend and reasonable trekking agency in Nepal. 

With Best Regards 

Flavia from Italy.