Everest Base Camp Trek - 14 Days

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At a Glance
  • Duration14 Days
  • DestinationNepal
  • Difficulty Level Strenuous
  • Maximum Altitude5,555 m /18,225 ft
  • ActivityTrekking and Hiking
  • Group Size1-20 People
  • StartsLukla
  • EndsLukla
  • Best SeasonFebruary, March, April, May, June, September, October, November and December

Mt. Everest (8,848 m) is the highest mountain in the world, and honestly, who doesn’t know this? So, getting to the base camp is indeed everyone’s dream, isn’t it? Many of us wouldn't say no to visiting the tallest buildings in the world. Now, compare them with Mt. Everest—you’ll notice a significant difference for sure.

When you’re doing the 14 Days Everest Base Camp Trek, you won’t just see Mt. Everest (8848.86) but there’s a panoramic view of the tallest mountains in the world, like Lhotse (8516 m), Lhotse Shar (8393 m), Nuptse (7861 m), Tengi ragi tau (6983 m), Ama Dablam (6814 m).

During this trek to Everest Base Camp, you’ll be hiking in the Khumbu region inside the Sagarmatha National Park premises. So, expect to see a variety of flora and fauna. Some of these include red panda, snow leopard, musk deer, Himalayan tahr, marten, Himalayan mouse hare (pika), Impeyan pheasant, snow cock, blood pheasant, red billed cough, etc.

That’s not about it. You’ll be immersing yourself in the Sherpa community throughout your trekking days, and there’s so much to learn from them.

The journey to the Everest Base Camp begins after your arrival in Kathmandu. You’ll fly to the world’s most thrilling Lukla Airport. From here, the foot trails begin, and you’ll be walking for almost 10 days.

This EBC trail takes you towards Phakding, Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, and Gorak Shep. Finally, at the end, you’ll be reaching the tremendously popular Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar for jaw-dropping views of the Himalayas.

Since the EBC Trek’s difficulty is considered strenuous, you’ll have to prepare for the trek in the best way possible. Manage the packing list before even starting the trekking, and make sure that you are physically and mentally strong for the Everest Base Camp trek.

And if you’re guessing on the price, you might have already had a glance at the right-most part of your computer screen. The cost for the EBC Trek cost ranges from $1210 to $1490 per person, the best price you’ll find in Nepal for sure.

Mount Glory is already excited to share the rest of the story via this article. So, sit back as we’re about to begin a comprehensive guide on the Everest Base Camp Trek.

Major Highlights of Everest Base Camp Trek

  • Step into the base of the world's highest peak, Mount Everest (8848m), and witness the legendary Khumbu Icefall.
  • Experience the thrilling flight to Lukla, one of the world's most adventurous airports.
  • Enjoy the panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam from the famous Everest View Hotel (3880m).
  • Explore Namche Bazaar, the bustling Sherpa town and trade hub of the Khumbu region.
  • Visit the iconic Tengboche Monastery, a spiritual haven with breathtaking mountain backdrops.
  • Trek through picturesque villages like Dingboche and Lobuche, surrounded by towering peaks.
  • Immerse yourself in Sherpa culture, traditions, and the rich heritage of the Himalayan people.
  • Ascend to Kala Patthar (5644m) for the best sunrise views of Mount Everest and its neighboring giants.
  • Trek through the Sagarmatha National Park, home to rare wildlife, dense rhododendron forests, and the pristine Dudh Koshi River.
  • Enjoy scenic aerial views of the Himalayas on the return flight from Lukla to Kathmandu.

Why EBC Trek is a Must-Do Adventure?

Getting to the base camp of the tallest mountain in the world (i.e. Mount Everest) is a dream for many. And if you are here to read this article, we’re pretty sure you have this dream too.

If you already have prior experience hiking in the high-altitude region of Nepal and still have not done the Everest Base Camp Trek, you’re seriously missing out! So, hesitate no more now.

Just hit the Reserve Now button and Mount Glory shall be all excited to serve you.

Of course, there are risks but that shouldn’t hold you back. Everest Base Camp takes you so close to Mt. Everest and its mesmerizing Himalayan view shall stun you for not just days or weeks, but for a lifetime.

Come to Nepal, and let’s do this EBC trek together. We’re excited and hope you are too!

Why Choose Mount Glory Treks for EBC Trek?

Mount Glory has a team of highly experienced and licensed guides with extensive knowledge of Mount Everest and the entire Khumbu region. So, choosing us has plenty of advantages.

For the EBC Trek, we provide customizable itineraries to suit different preferences, trekking durations, and skill levels. The guides assigned by Mount Glory have proper acclimatization plans and they follow contingency measures for your safety.

Even the pricing is competitive and transparent, meaning there are no hidden costs for this EBC Trek. You also don’t have to worry about exceptional customer service, from pre-trek planning to post-trek support. 

During your 14-day EBC trek, you’ll get to see Mount Glory’s established partnerships with local communities in the Everest region, contributing to sustainable tourism. Since the Everest Base Camp trek requires quality gear, comfortable accommodation, and nutritious meals, our representatives shall provide that to you as well.

Best reason to choose Mount Glory Treks for EBC Trek

Everest Base Camp Trek Hidden Gems & Must-See Attractions

While the Everest Base Camp route is naturally attractive for sure, there are some other cultural factors that you need to understand before heading to do this trek. We’ve listed the important ones for the time being:

  • Religions: Hinduism and Buddhism
  • Festivals: Dashain, Tihar, Mani Rimdu Festival
  • Ethnic Groups: Sherpas, Rais, Tamangs, Brahmins, and Chhettris

Don’t hesitate to ask our guide and porters to learn more in-depth. This shows the importance of these professionals—they’re not just there to help you with the climb but also offer you the best pieces of information.

Now that you’ve learned about the cultural attractions, let’s peek into the natural as well as artificial attractions that make the Everest Base Camp trek a must-do adventure.

Most Thrilling Lukla Airport (Tenzing-Hillary Airport)

When you’re doing the 14-day Everest Base Camp, the first task is to get to the nail-biting Lukla Airport, which is considered the most thrilling in the world because of its landing.
Named after Tenzing Hillary, the airport’s actual name is Tenzing-Hillary Airport, and it also marks the start of the very popular Everest Base Camp tour.

Secrets of Everest Base Camp Hike’s Villages

As soon as you’re on the trails of the EBC, you’ll get into the villages with rich cultural heritage. Monjo is the entry point of Sagarmatha National Park, which is inside the UNESCO World Heritage site.

After that, the EBC hike leads to Namche Bazaar, which is considered the ‘gateway to Everest’. A town full of Sherpa community and a tourist hub for both trekkers and climbers.
Other Sherpa villages seen on the Everest Base Camp Trekking Trail include Phakding, Tengboche, Lobuche, Gorak Shep, and Pheriche. Each of these locations holds significant importance.

Get the Sight of the Highest Placed Everest View Hotel 3880m

While along the trail and during your acclimatization day, you have the option to visit some other locations as well. One of the highlights is the Everest View Hotel at 3,880 m. From here, the entire Everest Base Camp route is seen, along with the panoramic mountain views.

Reportedly, Everest View Hotel has its name written in the Guinness Books of World Records. Hence, it’s not a spot to miss during your Everest Base Camp hiking adventure.

Explore EBC Trail’s Monasteries & Monuments

Besides the five-star hotel, there’s more to explore in the Everest region. These landmarks include all the monasteries, temples, and museums along the way.

Of course, you can visit each of these religious sites, but make sure to show respect. The most remarkable Everest Base Camp nearby landmarks include Tengboche Monastery, Khumjung Monastery (where a Yeti scalp is found), Sherpa Culture Museum (in Namche Bazaar), Pangboche Monastery (the oldest in the region).

The World’s Iconic Everest Base Camp at 5,364 m

Only after hiking continuously for 7-8 days, you reach one of the final EBC destinations, Everest Base Camp, which is at an elevation of 5,364 m. We’re pretty sure that seeing the iconic board, you’ll scream with joy.

Once you reach the Everest Base Camp, you can tons of pictures and videos. You’ll even get to meet the mountaineers who probably would be preparing for their Mt. Everest summit.

Sunrise Over Everest: The Brilliant Kalapatthar View Point 5555m

While getting the Everest Base Camp is a great achievement in itself, there’s still more to more. The highest of the 14-day EBC Trek is actually the magnificent Kalapatthar View Point at an altitude of 5555 m.

You’ll be hiking to this part of the Everest region in the early morning such that you don’t miss the truly blissful sunrise. The view from the top is extremely beautiful, an experience of a lifetime for sure.

Beyond Everest: The Towering Peaks Seen From EBC Trails

If you’re in the right season, the EBC trails shall offer some of the majestic views of the Himalayas of Nepal. That’s what you’re in Nepal for, aren’t you?

Besides Kala Patthar and the iconic Everest Base Camp location, you’ll even get to climb the nearby Nangkartshang Peak at 5,083m. Some other optional Everest hiking landmarks include Chhukung Ri and Ama Dablam Viewpoint.

Considering all the mountains seen during your Everest Base Camp trekking tour, here’s a list of them: Mt. Choyou, Lhotse, Nuptse, Thamserku, Amadablam, Kwangde, Kusum Kangaru, Cholatse, Lobuche, Tabuche, Island, Pumori, and Mt. Everest.

Besides the mountains, the Everest Base Camp tour also promises to show you the Khumbu Glaciers and Khumbu Icefall. Your trekking in the Everest region is beyond what words can describe.

Everest Base Camp Trek Cost Breakdown for 2025 & 2026

Now, let’s talk money! You’ve probably got your eyes on the right-hand side of the screen. We know that!

Tell us from your side–don’t you think USD 1490 for such a wonderful 14-day Everest Base Camp is worth every penny? We truly believe that this is the best budget price you’ll find on the internet.

Mount Glory is already the best in terms of hospitality and servicing, which you should have figured out after reading this comprehensive guide.

But if you’re still hesitant about the price, don’t just skip the page. We’re leaving our contact number and hoping to hear from you soon: +977 9849856378. Call us or send us a Whatsapp message. Mount Glory is always there for our guests.

Note that the government of Nepal had recently increased the climbing fee of Mount Everest. And for that reason, the overall cost of the Everest Base Camp trek has also increased slightly.

Please follow the below group price details of Everest Base Camp Trek in the year 2025 & 2026

No of PaxCost Per PersonInquiry
1-1USD 1490Inquire Now
2-3USD 1350Inquire Now
4-6USD 1290Inquire Now
7-9USD 1250Inquire Now
10-20USD 1210Inquire Now

Note: If travelers are more than 20 in a group they can directly contact our operation team for a special group discount offer.

Itinerary

Welcome to Kathmandu Nepal! Namaste

The incredibly popular Everest Base Camp journey kicks off from the capital city of Nepal—Kathmandu. From the first day itself, your excitement of hiking to the base camp of the tallest mountain in the world begins.

Since we don’t want you to feel left out, Mount Glory representatives shall collect you from the Tribhuvan International Airport itself. From here, we shall head straight to our office.

And from the first day itself, we make sure you’re all set and ready for the trek. From meeting your guides, arranging permits and porters, and roaming around the streets of Thamel—you’ll simply love it.

However, the most important part of this day is to take a rest as you’ll be having a tiresome yet very fulfilling journey ahead. Make sure to save your energy rather than indulging yourself in any kind of tiresome activity.

 

  • Max. Altitude:1,400m/4592ft
  • Accommodation:3 Star Hotel

You need to wake up early today depending on your flight schedule. If you’re here during the peak season (March, April, October, and November), we first need to ride to Manthali and get to the Ramechhap Airport.

For that, you have to wake up at 2 AM or 3 AM and catch a Hiace on a sharing basis. Since the flights are usually scheduled between 7 AM and 8 AM, you have to reach there on time!

Other than these months, the air traffic is not that crowded. So, you’ll fly to Lukla from Kathmandu’s domestic airport itself. In that case, as well, the flights are usually during the morning as the weather is clearer during that time.

Don’t worry! Even though it looks as if it’s a headache, Mount Glory is always there for you. We shall inform you of this on the earlier day itself.

Make sure you’ve carried all your stuff and pre-arranged Nepali cash. You may leave some of your non-essential stuff in the hotel itself.

Let us remind you that Fodors Travels ranks the Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla as the #1 most dangerous airport in the world. And why wouldn’t it be? It’s located 9,383 feet above sea level and is surrounded by mountainous terrain.

Not just that. The runway is short, the weather is highly unpredictable, and the history of crashes is another thing to worry about. It might be a thrilling adventure to many, but it is indeed risky. 

In case the weather is too bad, your flight to Lukla airport could be canceled. So, you have to be prepared for that. Don’t be afraid if the pilot makes a U-turn back to Kathmandu or Ramechhap.

Some even prefer a helicopter ride. However, this package doesn’t cover that. We can customize based on your preference though. More on this later.

Once you’re inLukla, you’ll meet other fellow trekkers. After a light snack and final preparation, the hike begins immediately.

Going through the buzzing town of Lukla, walking down the alpine forest, and crossing the Dudh Koshi River, you’ll reach Phakding. The hike takes 4-5 hours depending on your walking pace.

The highlight of the trek has to be the glimpses of Mount Karyolung (6511 m), Mount Kusum Kanguru (6367 m), Mount Nupla (5885 m), and Mount Gongla (5813 m).

Once you’re here, don’t forget to socialize with the locals and visit the local monasteries too.

You’d already have a hectic day. So, you may crash in the lodge today and save energy for more trekking days ahead.

 

  • Max. Altitude:2,610m/8,561ft
  • Time:4-5 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

This is the day you’ll be reaching the beautiful Sherpa Village of Namche Bazaar, which is often considered the ‘Gateway to Everest’.

After a light breakfast, we move alongside the Dudh Koshi River and cross multiple suspension bridges. Passing through Toktotok and Benkar villages with a glimpse of Mt. Thamserku, you’ll reach Monjo (2835 m) within 2 hours.

Monjo is the entry point of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sagarmatha National Park. You might have guessed it–-you have to show your permits here.

Once that part is done, you’ll reach the highest and longest bridge in this region, the Hillary Suspension Bridge. It’s named after Sir Edmund Hillary, one of the first Everest summitters.

You’ll ascend towards Jorsale passing through the rhododendron and pine forest. After a steep hike, you’ll get your first glimpses of Mt. Everest over the Lhotse-Nuptse ridge.

After 3-4 hours of trekking, you’d finally reach Namche Bazaar and officially enter the Khumbu region. Meaning, you’re in the place where Everest is located.

This day, you’d be blessed with the views of Everest (8848 m), Lhotse (8516 m), Lhotse Shar (8393 m), Nuptse (7861 m), Tengi ragi tau (6983 m), Ama Dablam (6814 m), Thamserku (6608 m), Tobuche (6501 m), Kusum Kanguru (6367 m), Shar (6093 m), Nupla (5885 m), Khumbila (5761 m), and Kabsila (5583 m).

Keep in mind that Namche Bazaar acts as a tourist hub for all the EBC trekkers and even the summitters. Don’t be surprised once you reach here as it feels like you’re in Kathmandu’s Thamel.

You’d find tons of bakeries, shops, and internet cafes. So, if you have missed out on your shopping list, you can purchase some from here.

 

  • Max. Altitude:3,440m/11,284ft
  • Time:5-6 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

The fourth day of your EBC trip is all about acclimatization. Since you’ve already arrived at the altitude of 3,440 m, the risk of acute mountain sickness (AMS) becomes high. For that reason, you must stay low and adapt to the low oxygen levels of the region.

That being said, you can wake up as late as you want. Take this as your relaxation day to pump yourself up for tomorrow’s long hike.

Now, that doesn’t mean you should stay at your lodge at all times. There are a few activities that Mount Glory recommends you undertake.

Firstly, you could visit the Sagarmatha National Park Headquarters. There’s a museum here, where you can learn about the Himalayan history, geography, culture, mountaineering history, and flora & fauna of the region.

Second, you could go for a short hike to Everest View Hotel (3,880 m) which is the highest-situated 5-star hotel in the world. This hike shall also give you a basic idea about how your body reacts to the higher altitude. In case you’re already showing some symptoms, it’s a good idea to take the anti-AMS pill.

From the Everest View Hotel, the view of Mt. Everest is much clearer and closer. You’re sure to be mesmerized and this also adds to the motivation as you’ll start wondering about how the views shall be when you reach the Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar.

It’s just a 3-4 km hike from Namche Bazaar, so Mount Glory highly recommends you go for it. 

Third, you can pay a visit to the Khumjung Village and learn more about the Sherpa community and the Buddhist monasteries around. That’s one of the best things trekkers like to do.

After that, you can hike back to your mountain lodge and take a rest. Make sure to drink as much hot fluids as possible. This is one of the best ways to tackle altitude sickness.

 

  • Max. Altitude:3,440m/11,284ft
  • Time:3-4 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

Hopefully, you had a nice rest the previous day and have all the energy to move forward. The fifth day of the Everest Base Camp trek begins with a descent passing small villages and hamlets.

But after a couple of hours of easy walking, the real trek toward the EBC begins with steeper climbs. After about four hours, we make a stop at Phungi Thenga for a delicious Dal Bhat lunch.

Then, we continue marching while appreciating the beauty of the nearby mountains—Ama Dablam (6814 m), Thamserku (6608 m), Tobuche (6501 m), Kusum Kanguru (6367 m), Shar (6093 m), Nupla (5885 m).

Not just that! You’d also be able to take a glimpse into tons of flora and fauna found in this part of the Khumbu region. It’s truly spectacular walking and indulging yourself in nature with the views of Dudhkoshi Valley and Tengboche Hills.

Another four hours of walking shall lead you to the destination of the day—Tengboche. This place is named after the largest monastery in the region and it’s also home to about 60 monks.

This is indeed a spiritual site and holds significant importance to Tibetan Buddhism. In fact, you also get the option of a special evening prayer ceremony. Don’t miss that out! 

 

  • Max. Altitude:3,860 m/12729 ft
  • Time:4-5 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

Get ready for a challenging trek today from Tengboche to Dingboche. You’ll be ascending by more than 600 meters today. But since you’ll be passing the 4000-m mark, the oxygen level significantly goes down.

Don’t hesitate to consult your guide for further precautions to take from now onwards. The risks escalate from the mid-way itself, and we really hope you be careful. If you’ve carried those garlic slices and cloves, don’t hesitate to chew them as you march forward.

During the first part of the trek, you’ll be passing through the birch, fir, juniper, and rhododendron forests. Soon enough, you’ll reach a long prayer wall, which is itself a great view.

Then, you’ll reach the Imja-Tse River and you have to pass through a small bridge over the narrow gorge. Don’t forget to take pictures and videos here!

After passing by the Mani Wall Gate, you’ll reach Pangboche. Here, there are some Buddhist monasteries, where you can stop by for prayers.

Note that the trail towards Dingboche is a bit confusing from here. So, Mount Glory highly advises you to stick with your guide. For your knowledge, let us tell you that there are two routes.

Don’t go for the upper route as it takes you to the Pangboche village (3,900m). Our journey today is towards Dingboche via Shomare. The village lies right beneath Mt. Ama Dablam, and you can expect to have one of the best views of the mountain when you reach there.

Not just Mt. Ama Dablam though—you’d be blessed with the mountain views of Thamserku (6608 m), Tobuche (6501 m), Kusum Kanguru (6367 m), Shar (6093 m), Nupla (5885 m), and even the distant Makalu (if the weather is clear). 

Once you reach Dingboche, you’ll also get to witness the potato fields and stone barriers that protect crops from high winds. That’s the only vegetation in the Khumbu region—and sometimes, you feel for the community living here.

Since you’ll be spending the night at an elevation of 4,350 m, make sure you eat water-rich food and other hot fluids to be safe from altitude. Also, don’t indulge yourself in smoking and drinking alcohol.

 

  • Max. Altitude:4,350 m/14271 ft
  • Time:4-5 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

As we mentioned earlier, the sleep at 4,350 m isn’t a joke. Some of you might even have severe problems and even have to make a return to a lower region to adapt to the oxygen level.

However, if you’ve been able to cope well at this altitude, keep in mind that there’s still more to come. So, stay protected, and warm, and keep drinking hot fluid every half an hour, or so.

This day, we’ll again be staying in Dingboche for acclimatization. So, you’ve got the perfect opportunity to explore the Himalayan lifestyle of the Sherpa community.

But if you seek a mesmerizing view and also wish to adapt to above 5000-m elevation, Mount Glory brings you optional hikes too. We want our guests to experience the Everest region in the best way possible.

If you think you’re ready, make sure to tell your guide to lead the way towards Nangkartshang Peak (5,083 m). It takes about 2-3 uphill hikes and a total of 4-5 hours of a round trip (back to Dingboche).

In case you’re already falling sick, it’s still better to take a rest in the mountain lodge itself. However, this is a great opportunity to prepare your body for the upcoming high-altitude regions.

So, if you want our suggestion, we’d just say go for it!

Make sure to take it slow though. As they say, take ‘baby steps’ and follow the proper breathing procedure that your guide has been instructing you along the way.

Once you reach the top of Nangkartshang Peak, you’ll get some jaw-dropping views of Mt. Tawache, Ama Dablam, Island Peak, Lhotse, Everest, and Pumori.

If you’ve got time and are ready for some more adventure, getting up to Chhukung Ri at 5,546 m is another great idea. From here, the view of Mt. Nuptse is absolutely breathtaking.

But be sure to manage your time well as you have to return to Dingboche for a proper rest before heading towards Lobuche tomorrow.

For those of you who didn’t go for the expedition, you can explore the Dingboche region (also known as the ‘summer valley’) even more. And if you love to read books, there’s a small library here. Do pay a visit there as well!

 

  • Max. Altitude:5615 m/18421 ft
  • Time:3-4 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

The eighth day of the Everest Base Camp Trek begins from Dingboche towards Lobuche. Only after a hearty breakfast, we move forward.

Since we’ll be ascending to an even higher altitude, the air starts becoming thinner and thinner. So, many of you start having difficulty breathing. Therefore, it’s important that you take baby steps and inform the guide immediately if you show major symptoms.

But don’t keep this thing in mind. Rather, take a peek at the surrounding mountains and motivate yourself. Like Mount Glory always says, you have to build strong mental endurance before starting any trek, especially the Everest Base Camp trek which is at such a high elevation.

Take a look behind as you’ll be greeted by Mt. Ama Dablam and while taking a look forward, the mountain ranges of Lobuche Peak (6119 m), Pumori (7138 m), Nuptse (7861 m), Khumbutse (5849 m), Kangtega (6782 m), Thamserku (6608 m), and Taboche (6501 m) shall be calling you.

That’s the piece of motivation you get when doing the Everest Base Camp Trek. So, don’t give up after the climb on the eighth day as you’ve just one step closer.

You’ll be passing through Pheriche Valley, Mani-prayer Stupa, alpine scrub, and the yak pastures. Once you reach Thukla (Dughla) Pass, you’re just 3 hours away from reaching today’s destination—Lobuche.

The climb is stepper at the end of the trail. But once you reach Lobuche, you feel that you’re very close to Mt. Everest.

Not to forget that you’d also see the memorials of the lost Sherpas and Climbers. There’s so much of story in the Khumbu region yet to explore. Mount Glory has even covered the sleeping beauty of Mt. Everest. It’s a tragic story; don’t forget to read that out!

From Lobuche Village, the views of Chola Lake and Mt. Pumori look stunning. Crash in early tonight as we’re heading to the Everest Base Camp tomorrow.

 

  • Max. Altitude:4,910 m/16108 ft
  • Time:5-6 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

The ninth day of the EBC trek is the most anticipated but also the most challenging day of all. Finally heading to the destination you’ve been waiting for, this day also challenges your physical ability.

First and foremost, we pass through the Khumbu glaciers. In fact, the trail is so rough that you also have to gradually climb on some loose rocks. Be very careful!

After covering almost 4 to 5 kilometers (which is about 3 to 4 hours of hike), you reach Gorakshep (5,164 m), which means “Graveyard of Crows”.

There’s a small settlement here, where you’ll be resting your heavy backpack and after your lunch, the trek begins. Just carry your personal bag containing first aid, snacks, and a water bottle.
From Gorakshep, the base camp is about 3-4 km away. The hike should no longer take 2-3 hours as you pass over boulders and rough terrains.

After reaching the Everest Base Camp (5,365 m), be ready to be mesmerized by the surrounding mountains. Most importantly, of course, the tallest mountain in the world, Mt. Everest.

Once you reach there, it’s sure that you’ll learn that its new height is 8848.86 m.

Make sure you take tons of photos and videos as you don’t usually climb to the top of the world’s base camp, right? Relax and enjoy with your crew. But don’t head towards the base camp, where expedition camps are set up. That part is restricted for the trekkers.

If you’re seeking to climb Mt. Everest itself, the story gets even longer. And the time to climb Mt. Everest also reaches 60 to 65 days. It’s a very different mountaineering trip, which requires training and enough experience. So, we’ll leave that for some other trips.

After you’re all satisfied watching the views and taking snaps, it’s time to make a return. From the Everest Base Camp, you’ll head towards the same Gorakshep lodge that you had crashed your bags in.

You’ll stay here for the night, sharing your stories of the Everest Base Camp expedition with other climbers. Mount Glory is pretty sure that you’ll be delighted after the trek is over. But we still have to descend and even get to Kala Patthar, which takes us to the tenth day of the Nepal trip.

 

  • Max. Altitude:5,365 m/17601 ft
  • Time:6-7 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

While many consider the highlight of the EBC trek to be the base camp itself, Mount Glory denies that. This is because the actual vantage point is the viewpoint of Kala Patthar. The beautiful sunrise above the Khumbu Glacier is truly magnificent.

Keeping this thing in mind, we wake up early before sunrise to start the 2-3 hours hike towards Kala Patthar from Gorak Shep. After watching the golden mountains, particularly Mt. Everest at such a high altitude of 5,644 m, you’ll thank yourself for being here.

Don’t stay at that height for too long though. That’s because the risk of altitude sickness is extremely high in this region.

After appreciating the beauty and taking tons of snaps, hike down and reach your Gorak Shep Lodge, where you have kept all your belongings.

You’ll also have breakfast finally before starting your descent towards Pheriche (4,371 m). The uphill climbs are now over, and you’ll only have to come below passing through the rocky trails, which is comparatively easier but for many, the knees might hurt!

Pheriche houses the Himalayan Rescue Association Clinic which is focused on altitude sickness and other related problems of both trekkers and climbers. You can stop by to say hello to the medical professionals, who have dedicated their lives at such a high altitude region to save the lives of many travelers.

You’ll spend the night in Pheriche. Sleep early after taking the regular Dal Bhat as we have to descend even further the next day.

 

  • Max. Altitude:5,555 m/18225 ft
  • Time:5-6 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

Today, you need to wake up early as it’s a long day downhill hike. This goes out, especially to those who find downhills more difficult and leg-paining.

It’s the same route that we had come earlier. So, you’d be passing through the same alpine rhododendron and pine forests, crossing the Imja Khola River, and also get glimpses of the lifestyle of multiple Sherpa villages en route.

You’ll basically pass by the same after reaching Tengboche. You’ll be stopping here for lunch before the further descent.

If you love wildlife photography, don’t hesitate to stop at different locations as you might be lucky enough to find some Himalayan wildlife during the trail.

After covering a total of 11-12 kilometers (which is about 6-7 hours of total hike), you’d reach the buzzing Namche Bazaar. And guess what? It’s time to celebrate!

A few bottles of beer or your favorite drink—Namche Bazaar has everything to offer. But don’t overdrink too as the trek isn’t yet over.

 

  • Max. Altitude:4,200 m/13779 ft
  • Time:5-6 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

last day of the trek green vegetation along passing bridges 18 kilometers and takes roughly 6 to 8 hours rhododendron and pine and across suspension bridges with prayer flags over the Dudh Koshi River vibrant Sherpa villages 

We take the same downhill that we had used to reach Lukla a few days back via Phakding. You’ll already have the idea once you start the descent.

After your final breakfast in the Himalayas, the 18-km-long hike of the day begins. And it’s the same route—passing through the rhododendron and pine forests while crossing the small suspension bridges and prayer flags over the Dudh Koshi River.

The vibrant Sherpa community shall be excited to see your expedition become successful. So, don’t forget to smile them back.

One of the most interesting parts that Mount Glory loves about the returns is you can provide tips and tricks to the ones ascending. You can communicate with them and share your stories too!

After six to eight hours of continuous walking, you’ll reach the base of Lukla. It’s the final day you’ll be with the other crew. So, make sure to spend the best time on the 12th day of the EBC trek.

 

  • Max. Altitude:3,440m/11,284ft
  • Time:5-6 Hours
  • Accommodation:Mountain Lodge
  • Meals:Breakfast,Lunch And Dinner

Just as with the arrival day, you’ll be waking up early before sunrise. Depending on the season’s peak and crowd, you’ll either have to land in Manthali or directly in Kathmandu.

We shall let you know about this on Day 12 itself so that you can be mentally prepared accordingly.

Your breakfast at the Lukla Lodge will also be very early. And if you land in Manthali, we’ll move to Kathmandu once you have your lunch (or should we say brunch?). These kinds of things shall be decided on the spot. So, please don’t mind that.

Once you’re in the Ramechhap Airport, Mount Glory representatives shall help you transfer you to a shared HiAce. Then, within 5 hours, you’ll reach Kathmandu.

We’ll meet you in Thamel and have a final farewell dinner together. Don’t forget to take the trekking completion certificate–we know how important it is to you!

Along with the dinner, we’ll also watch some cultural program that reflects Nepal and its lifestyle. You’ve definitely learned more from the EBC trek itself!

 

  • Max. Altitude:1,400m/4592ft
  • Accommodation:3-Star Hotel
  • Meals:Breakfast And Farewell Dinner

After your 13th night in Kathmandu, the package for the Everest Base Camp with Mount Glory ends. Depending on your plan, we can move forward accordingly.

If you’re in a rush and have only visited for the popular EBC trek, we’ll help you with the final packing and even drop you at the Tribhuvan International Airport. We’ll have tons of photographs clicked before you wave goodbye to our wonderful team.

Don’t forget to take our business card and pass it on to your friends and family. Do share your experiences with them and also on our Google Review page or Tripadvisor to let everybody in your country know how wonderful it was trekking with Mount Glory.

And if you’re willing to spend more time in Kathmandu or are ready to go for other shorter/longer tours in Nepal, continue reading as we shall explore more in the Post-Trekking section.

 

  • Meals:Breakfast

Customize Your Everest Base Camp Trek

Are you not satisfied with the itinerary above or you’ve already planned a unique one based on your ideas? Don’t worry! Mount Glory shall help you with a customized trek too.

We understand that you want to experience the absolute best when visiting the base camp of the tallest mountain in the world. It’s not a thing you do every day, and you deserve the best trekking route.

That being said, Mount Glory highly recommends you go through the following packages to see if anyone suits you:

Even if any of the above trips didn’t satisfy your needs, don’t hesitate to send us a direct message. We’ll contact you and make plans as you want.

Or, you could press the ‘Customize Trip’ or ‘Private Trip’ button, fill out the provided form, and we’ll contact you soon.

Route Map

Everest Base Camp Trek - 14 Days map
What's Included
  • Airport / Hotel / Airport pick up & drop by private tourist vehicle.
  • 02 Nights Twin sharing 3-Star accommodation in Kathmandu); Breakfast included. (A single room can be arranged upon payment of an extra price of USD 50 per night).
  • All your standard Meals during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner).
  • Standard Guest House accommodation while trekking time on a twin-sharing basis.
  • Airfare from Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu includes airport departure tax in Kathmandu and Lukla airport.
  • Well, English-speaking Government License Holder and Experienced Trek leader/Guide.
  • Porters to carry your bags(1 porter for 2 guests).
  • Food, Accommodation, salary, insurance, and equipment are for all staff.
  • Everest National Park Permits and TIMS for trekking.
  • All government, hotel, and other applicable taxes.
  • Official expenses.

Complementary From Mount Glory Treks:

  • Mount Glory Duffle(Return After Trek)
  • Mount Glory Treks Company T-shirt.
  • Sleeping Bag (Return After Trek) 
  • First Aid Kit Box which was carried by our trek Leader.
  • Oximeter For monitoring Oxygen levels during the trek
  • Water Purification Tablets.
  • Seasonal Fruits and Snacks.
  • Everest Base Camp Trek Map.
  • Trip Completion Certificate.
  • Farewell dinner in a typical Nepali Restaurant.
  • Rescue Service Based on your Travel Insurance: Only in Emergency
What's not Included
  • International Airfare and taxes.
  • Personal Travel Insurance.
  • Nepal Entry Visa Fee.
  • Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu.
  • All items of personal expenses.
  • Tipping for a guide, porters, and drivers(tipping is expected).
  • Any other expense which is not mentioned in the price Includes' section.

Note: Please bring 4 passport-size photos, a copy of your passport, and travel insurance at Our First Meeting In Our Office.

Dates & Availability

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Starts: SaturdayMar 29, 2025
Ends: FridayApr 11, 2025
PriceUS$1490
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Useful Information

Everest Base Camp Trek Difficulty & Challenges

Snow on the way to ebc

The Everest Base Camp trek can be considered a moderately challenging trek. Although we believe its difficulty level is moderate, the high-altitude region can make it strenuous for many trekkers.

The main reason it’s not that difficult to consider is that there are tons of tea houses in the trail. In fact, the lodges and restaurants are also pretty modern compared to other trails of Nepal.

That’s mainly because of the popularity of the Mt. Everest expedition. And expect to see quite a lot of crowd, especially during the peak season.

In fact, it feels like you’re trekking with your entire squad. So, even if you face any sort of difficulties, not just the guides but there would be even more helping hands.

The thing that makes the EBC trek a little more challenging, besides altitude sickness due to the high-altitude region is the unpredictable weather and that dangerous flight to Lukla.

So, even if many trekkers term the Everest Base Camp Trek as difficult, just go for it as your safety is guaranteed by the travel agency, like Mount Glory ourselves.

Similarly, there are other challenges that can come your way but still can be tackled easily with the help of Mount Glory. Let’s list everything down:

  • Altitude sickness: As we mentioned earlier, you’ll be in a high-altitude region (above 5,000 meters). So, the altitude sickness possibility is high, especially after the fourth day.
  • Weather and Temperature: At times, the weather is open with fantastic views, and the other times, fog covers everything up. The mornings and evenings are also very cold (sometimes, even going below zero degrees). Choosing a good pair of clothing can help.
  • Permits and documents: If you’re planning to arrange this yourself, it’s going to be super hard and also has a risk of being canceled. So, let Mount Glory or any other travel agency do this job for you.
  • Hiring Porters: Finding a trustworthy porter to carry your expensive items is risky, of course. Good for you that if you request us to find a trustworthy person, we’ll help you do it but with extra fees.
  • Extra Luggage: Of course, there won’t just be your trekking bag. You have to manage all those items, which is super hard (especially for beginners). That’s when the porters come to your aid by helping you carry 10 to 15 kg.
  • Limited Electricity: You have to understand the Everest Base Camp is in a remote region of Nepal. So, taking electricity poles all the way to the high-altitude region is a bit risky. So, the Sherpa people use solar light, which is very limited, and hence you’ll have problems charging your electrical devices too.
  • Limited Water and Shower: Similar is the case with drinking water and showers. You’ll have to rely on the streams and your own purifying tablets. While showers can be ko managed, the cold temperature of the Everest region might not allow you to take any shower for 14 days. Also, you’ll have to pay extra for hot water.
  • Poor Network: Make sure you inform your loved ones before starting the trek itself. That’s because, after Name Bazaar, the network is limited and unexpected. Better if you switch off your smartphone and indulge in nature for the coming days.
  • Arranging Cash: Online payment is almost impossible due to limited network and Wi-Fi. Even if you’re looking for an ATM, it won’t be possible after Namche Bazaar. So, you have to take the hassle of carrying Nepali cash from Kathmandu itself.

Keep in mind that no matter any challenge, Mount Glory is always ready to help you in the best way possible. Never hesitate when you want anything as we shall do our best in terms of hospitality and services. That’s what we Nepalese are known for!

Best Time to Trek Everest Base Camp

Stunning Mount Everest Sunset from Kala Pathar

The beauty of the Everest Base Camp Trek is that it can be done in all seasons. However, the monsoon and winter seasons aren’t considered very favorable. So, it’s best that you avoid them.

Other than that, here we have ranked the best time to go for the Everest Base Camp Trek:

  • Spring Season (March-May): Warm weather and blooming rhododendron flowers are what make this season the #1 for trekking the Everest region.
  • Autumn Season (End of September/October/November): Clear views and chances of snowfall are what make this season #2 on the list.
  • Summer Season (June/July/August/mid-September): The possibility of landslides, leeches, and slippery surfaces is what makes this season one to avoid for your Everest Base Camp trek.
  • Winter Season (December, January, and February): Too much cold weather, temperatures dropping zero degrees, and heavy snowfall with the possibility of avalanches make this the worst season to trek EBC.

Permits Required for Everest Base Camp Trek

Everest Base Camp is located in the eastern Khumbu region of Nepal. It lies within the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sagarmatha National Park.

Note the keywords used here: “Khumbu” and “Sagarmatha National Park”. For these regions, you need separate permits, and that’s about it.

Allow us to break down the permits in a much clearer way with their cost too. Note that if you were thinking about the TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management Systems) card, that’s not required for the Everest Base Camp Trek.

PermitNationalityTotal Cost
Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit

Nepalese

SAARC

Other Countries

NPR 100

NPR 1500

NPR 3000

Khumbu Pashang Lhamu Muncipility Entry Permit

SAARC

Other Countries

NPR 2000

NPR 2000

To obtain these permits, all you require is your passport, two to four passport-sized photographs, and emergency contact information.

And once you get the permits, you have to comply with the rules and regulations in the region. You shouldn’t litter around, start campfires, disrespect wildlife, or break the marked trail and get deeper inside the forests. These are some restricted things to do.

Note that Mount Glory will help you get these permits. So, you don’t have to take the headaches.

And if you have a child below 10 years doing the EBC trek, there won’t be any charge included for the permits. This is a sign to take your son or daughter to the trek too. Let them get close to nature from a young age itself!

Packing List For Everest Base Camp Trek

Packing list before going everest base camp trek

Considering the fact that the Everest Base Camp Trek is a long 14-day journey, Mount Glory is pretty sure that you are thinking of the things to carry and those you don’t. Worry no more!

We’ve taken our time, asked our professional guides, and consulted the trekkers who were already in the region to prepare a complete packing list for the EBC Trek. Check the list below and you can manage the items as per your wish:

  • Passport & visa: Valid for at least 30 days (not 15, as the trekking time can be delayed due to over-crowd)
  • Insurance and Emergency: Should include the one that covers your health issues, injuries/accidents, air ambulance, helicopter rescue, and personal treatment costs
  • All the necessary permits that we mentioned earlier
  • Photos and Identifications (multiple preferred)
  • Copies and backups of your documents
  • Nepali cash
  • Headgear: Wide-brimmed hat, Sun Cap, Woolen Cap, etc.
  • Body gear: Categorize based on base-mid-outer layer (thermals, jackets, sweaters, t-shirts, raincoats)
  • Handwear: Inner and outer gloves
  • Footwear: Trekking boots, Trekking Socks, Gaiters, Rain Shoe Covers, etc.
  • Innerwear: Undergarments and sports bras (based on gender)
  • Backpacks: Trekking bag, duffle bag, zip-lock bags, garbage bags, etc.
  • Hiking Essentials: Trekking poles, Water bottles, Crampons, Swiss Army knives, etc.
  • Navigation & Communication: Guidebook, Map, Local SIM cards, etc.
  • Toiletries & Personal Hygiene: Sunscreen, Lipbalm, Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Moisturizing cream, Deodorants, Tissue papers, Wet tissues, Makeup items, etc.
  • First Aid Kit With Medicines: Antibiotics, painkillers, Pain relief sprays, Adhesive bandages, personal medical prescription (important), etc.
  • Food and snacks: Protein/energy bars, Dried fruits and nuts, Biscuits, Garlic and cloves, etc.
  • Electronics and Accessories: Your smartphone, cameras, earphones, power bank, solar charger, Headlamp, extra batteries, etc.
  • Optional Comfort Items: Sewing set, Small padlocks, Sunglasses, Purse, etc.

In case you have problems shopping for any of the aforementioned items, you could let us know. We do make renting facilities for all of our guests.

And when shopping for any item from the list, make sure it’s of the highest quality. You certainly do not want to face troubles in case anything goes wrong when you’re trekking in the Himalayas.

Accommodation and Food During the EBC Trek

You don’t have to worry about a nutritious diet during the Everest Base Camp Trek. That’s because the lodges and tea houses here have everything to offer, from Nepali to American cuisine.

Although the same food is difficult to get in the higher altitude regions, you can still find your favorite food item even at the base camp. That’s the amazing part of this journey.

Yet, we do not encourage you to eat wherever you want. Nepalese food is already considered the best when it comes to trekking or even climbing. So, it’s best to stick with the advices of the professionals and grab Nepali food for the entire 14 days.

Here’s a list of food items that you can expect during your EBC trekking journey:

  • Dal Bhat Tarkari
  • Momos
  • Tibetan bread
  • Toast with Butter/Jam
  • Thukpa
  • Tea and Coffee
  • Soft drinks and juices (the famous here is Coca-Cola)
  • Tsampa (roasted barley flour)
  • Pasta, noodles, pancakes, pizza, burgers, omelets, etc.
  • Protein bars, nuts, dry fruits, granola bars, jerky (carry them on your own!)

Note that our packages shall serve you with breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout your trekking days. So, besides the ones Mount Glory provides, you need to pay extra.

And if you have been reading this article from the very top, you’re definitely aware that there are mountain lodges for accommodation. For a budget-friendly trip, you could even stay in tea houses with limited facilities.

In fact, do not forget that some regions of the EBC trail even feature 3-star to 5-start hotels, which is surprising but shows the developmental progress of Nepal!

Essential Tips For EBC Trek

After reading this informational guide, we're pretty sure you've been motivated enough to start the trek. However, the difficulty might be making you think twice about whether or not to join in on this expedition.

We completely understand this. That's the first reason Mount Glory is presenting you this blog. So, if you've been waiting to hear the essential tips, here they are:

  • Start your physical activity preparation before even coming to Nepal. Since this is a long 14-day journey and requires 7-8 hours of daily hiking whilst carrying a heavy backpack, it's essential to have a physically fit body.
  • Also, you need to have a mentally strong attitude too. Sleeping at high altitudes ultimately leads to altitude sickness. While these kinds of illnesses aren't easy to cure, you can certainly be prepared for this thing to be coming your way. And Mount Glory always believes that a mentally strong attitude helps tackle even the toughest challenges.
  • And if you have any long-form sickness, please don’t hide it. Share it with us, so we think of ways to make your trip even more comfortable.
  • Don't carry everything that you bring during your trip to Nepal. We shall help you leave the non-essential items in a budget hotel or a locker itself.
  • Even during your EBC trekking, don't think twice about hiring a porter. This way, you won’t just lighten the burden but even help them financially.
  • Always carry your permits and documents with you (in your pocket or somewhere close to you).
  • For drones and professional cameras, you’ll require a separate permit. So, please don’t hide and take shots or yours might be confiscated.
  • Always help each other during the trek. Some of us might not be as fit as the other. The EBC trek brings you closer.
  • Start learning some basic Nepali from today itself. This is a way of showing respect.
  • Similarly, make a habit of opening your shoes when entering somebody’s home or saying ‘Namaste’ when greeting somebody. That’s the culture we follow here in Nepal.
  • Before coming to Nepal, it’s a good idea that you learn the religion and culture of Nepal in-depth. Keep following Mount Glory as we’re bringing you more about Nepal via our blogs!

Post-Trek Activities

Kathmandu Sightseeing after EBC Trek

Everest Base Camp is surely not the only attraction in Nepal. Once you’ve completed the trek, there’s so much more to learn about Nepal. And we’re pretty sure you’ll love it here in Nepal.

One of the best post-trek activities is to celebrate the closest festival in Nepal. These include:

Even other local festivals are celebrated. You’ll learn about that once you visit Nepal. So, don’t think twice before booking this Everest Base Camp Trek.

And if you have a longer visa and wish to travel across the country, check out Mount Glory’s other packages catered just for you:

You may check other tour and trek packages on our site itself!

Booking and Payment Process

This web page of Mount Glory features two buttons, each serving a different purpose:

Hit the ‘Send Inquiry’ button to clear your doubts on the Everest Base Camp trek.

There’s also a ‘Reserve Now’ button. That’s to directly book this EBC trek.

Remember that you have to fill up the provided form in both the options. And if you’re still having a troublest, just contact us via WhatsApp and we shall proceed accordingly.

Tipping Culture

There’s one thing left for us to say. After seeing the hard work of Nepalese people (especially the porters), many international tourists leave tips.

It’s just like dining in a restaurant and tipping the waiter who serves you. The culture in Nepal is somewhat very similar.

For that, make sure you pre-plan your budget while considering tipping your potters and other people in Nepal. Don’t worry! You don’t have to spend a fortune—just a few bucks is more than enough!

Everest Base Camp Trek - 14 Days FAQs

  • The Everest Base Camp trail is the most used, is crowded, and hence also the safest among all the other treks in Nepal. 

  • Yes, there are a lot of female travelers hiking in the Everest region. Some solo, while some in group. In case Mount Glory has multiple females in the group, we make sure to introduce you to each other so that you can have a safe trip ahead.

  • Since Kala Patthar is the highest point of the Everest Base Camp Trek, it is indeed challenging due to its high altitude and rugged terrain.

  • Adventure-wise, Everest Base Camp is always better since it’s in the region of the tallest mountain in the world. But if you’re not ready for a high-altitude trek (over 5,000 meters) with fewer days involved, Annapurna Base Camp would better suit you.

  • No, there are mountain lodges throughout the Everest Base Camp Trek. So, a sleeping bag is not needed. If required Mount Glory will provide as a complementary.

     

  • Yes, many hotels and restaurants on the Everest Base Camp trail offer vegetarian food. So, you don’t have to worry about this part.

  • You can ask for a cancellation before 20-30 days of the trek and you’ll get a 50% cashback. However, if you call for a cancellation at the start of the day, please note that our arrangements for you shall all go in vein, so no cancellation will be accepted

  • A 60L backpack should be good enough when you’re doing the Everest Base Camp trek. In case you have more personal belongings, our porters are limited to carrying 20 kgs.

  • The success rate of Everest Base Camp Trek is over 90%. In fact, Mount Glory has a success rate of 99%!

  • Mount Everest is, a mountain on the peak of the Great Himalayas of southern Asia that lies on the border between Nepal and the Tibet independent Region of China, at 27°59′ N 86°56′ E. Coming to a height of 29,032 feet (8,848 meters). Mount Everest is the most traveled choose in the world.

  • While it’s possible to go for the Everest Base Camp trek alone, it’s dangerous and we highly recommend you take a guide with you. This is a precaution for your trip ahead.

  • If you fall sick or show any sign of altitude sickness during the EBC Trek, make sure to inform the guide immediately. Depending on the severity of your case, the guide shall help you hike downhill or even call a helicopter (if the condition is too severe).

  • The Everest Base Camp Trek is popular for its natural beauty, cultural richness, and the coming to the foot of the world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest. It pulls in the experience sees of the Himalayas, and the opportunity to encounter the unique Sherpa culture. The hiker offers a different scene, from lavish forests of flowers, and passes through Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO world heritage site. The challenge of high-altitude climbing, the historical importance of Everest endeavors, and the warm hospitality of local teahouses.

    The Major attractions of Mount Everest Base Camp Trekking Trail are Lukla Flight, Lukla Village, Namche Bazar, Everest View Hotel, Tengboche Monastery, Gorekshep, Everest Base Camp, Kalapathar, Sherpa Culture, festivals, traditions and local lifestyles, mountain panoramic view, Sagarmatha National Park, unique flora and fauna.

  • The Everest Base Camp is 130km long (65 km each way).

  • Yes, beginners can do the Everest Base Camp trek if they are physically fit and can easily walk for 7-8 hours daily while carrying a heavy trekking bag.

  • Normally, each EBC trek commences from Kathmandu to Lukla on a flight and walks ahead on foot through Tenzing-Hillary trails. It takes 30-40 minutes to arrive at Lukla from Kathmandu so the EBC journey on a flight is the fastest, easiest, and most reliable transportation. During Kathmandu, we can arrange a car transfer.

  • Lukla Airplane Terminal positions among the world's most dangerous air terminals, rated as one of the most spine-chilling encounters in the Khumbu region. One of the most exciting attractions in the Everest region is Lukla Air Terminal, also known as Tenzing Hillary Airport.

Clients Reviews

  • rating starFirst Time In Nepal 14 Days Everest Base Camp Trek

    Me and my partner did 14 days Everest base camp trek with Mount Glory Treks. The whole team of Mount Glory is brilliant they provide all the details which is required during our trekking journey. Our guides Amrit and Porter Dawa are very friendly, helpful, and well-experienced. We went in the month of March very perfect time and stunning mountain views as well. If we visit Nepal again for visit we definitely choose Mount Glory Treks for our adventures. We highly recommend it for any type of adventure activities around Nepal.

    Thank You Namaste!

    R
    Rahul MishraIndia,March 12, 2023
  • rating starJourney to World's Highest Peak Mount Everest

    We did 14 Days Everest Base Camp Trek With Experienced Guide Amrit and Porter Dawa both are very professional and experienced.

    We use Mount Glory Treks for our trip to Everest they arrange all the necessary arrangements clearly. We are happy for the team and highly recommend it to anyone who wants to visit Nepal for the Everest Base Camp Trek.

    Namaste Dhanyabad!

    Pinkey

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    Pinkey MishraIndia,March 12, 2023
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