Everest Base Camp Trek - 14 Days

Best time for Everest Base Camp Trekking in Nepal?

To Embark the Everest Base Camp, Spring and Autumn is a perfect season. Each season has own beauty and taste of the trail. Spring (March to May) offers comfortable weather conditions, blue skies and stunning Himalayan views. On this typical time of the year, the Everest trekking path beautify with multicolored rhododendron forests, blossomed wild flowers and pleasant daytime temperatures.

Having an unobstructed view of giant mountains like Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam and neighboring peaks and walking on charming trekking path is truly heavenly experience. In the addition of natural beauty of the season, seeing Everest Expedition team enroute and at Everest base camp is another factor being spring season so special for Everest Base Camp trekking.

As spring season, Autumn (September to November) is assumed as the excellent trekking season in Everest region. However, early September may disturb the flight schedule to lukla. Rather than flight disruption, early September is perfect in term of scenery and temperature in higher elevation.

After rainy season, the skies and mountain visibility are not comparable with any other season. It is crystal clear in around with no clouds and just a magical time of the year. Late October and November is fantastic in term of weather and scenery.

Rather than weather, temperature and pleasant scenery, Autumn season also coincides with biggest Nepalese festival like Dashain and Tihar. The festive time of the year add cultural taste to your trekking experience in Nepal. It is another fantastic time of the season.

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Everest Base Camp Trekking During December and January

Everest Base Camp Trekking During December, January and February is another perfect season for an epic Himalayan journey. The tranquil Everest hiking path, the blue skies and undisturbed mountain view make this season special.

Compared to the peak season, winter trekking in Everest region is easier due to greater availability of accommodations. There is Less stress and higher chances to interact with local people in the camp.

During winter, flights to Lukla operate directly from Kathmandu, avoiding the need to drive to Manthali as often required in peak seasons. The winter weather is generally stable and flight-friendly, with clear skies and very low chances of flight cancellations. Unlike other seasons where weather can disrupt flights schedule, winter offers a more reliable and undisturbed journey to Tenzing-Hillary Airport. Successfully landing at Lukla airport is often assumed 20% of the overall trekking success of Everest Base Camp Trek. Therefore, winter is an excellent season for the Everest Base Camp trek, offering both smoother travel logistics and stunning mountain conditions.

Everest base camp trek in winter offers chill weather condition. Temperature of the atmosphere vary from -10 Degree to 10 Degree, Huge difference of temperature during trek is only day and night time. Having a good gears and proper preparation will offers great trekking experience during December and January.

Typical Day Plan During Everest Base Camp Trek

During the Everest Base Camp Trekking, everyday sticked with a peaceful and joyful rhythm that combines scenic walking with sherpa culture. Every Morning normally start around 6: 30 AM, as hikers wake with fresh mountain air and blue skies. Mount Face Nepal team leader will offer warm and delicious mountain breakfast on hotel dining. Before breakfast, hiker should pack their duffle bag so that it makes easier our porter to tie up and be ready to start day. Remember to pack all essential items for the day in your daypack, as the porter will go directly to the next camp and you won’t able to access to your duffle bag until the evening.

Most of the time, our trekking will start around 7:30 AM. Early is always better to start. Every evening after dinner, our guide will give you safety instruction for next day. Please kindly follow their instruction for safer journey. Lunch will be in between at around noon. When we have group, we need to order in advance to save time of preparation. Otherwise, for small group can order after we reach lunch camp.

The hike will be maximum 7-8 hour including stoppage, for sure, it all depend how we walk and enjoy with nature. Once we reach camp, our team will provide room. Freshen up and come to dinning to have tea and some snacks. Explore around with our guide, order dinner has rest or play a local card game with our team. Since lots of people in one hotel, need to order dinner at least before an hour.

Every meal will serve by our team on your table, enjoy it but wasting is very painful. After completed, will have team discussion about walk and plan for tomorrow. Team leader will brief about tomorrow’s plan and he will again talk about safety instruction. Please follow it.

Our guide will tell where he will be at night for any kind of issue during the night. Make sure you have enough water for night.

Accommodation during Mount Everest Base Camp Trek.

Guided Everest base camp trek packages include basic lodging services with attached room for 3 nights with shared bed. The Basic Mountain lodges have neat and clean room with essential room amenities like bed, pillow, blanket. However, Lukla, Phakding, Namche, Tengboche and Dingboche have better accommodation facilities that can be upgraded on your demand.

Hotel at Labuche has room with attached toilet but limited. Booking in advance may able to hold for your adventure in Everest Region.

Guest house in Everest trail has cozy dining hall with heating system. Many hotels use wood or gas oven to keep dinning area warm. Most of the hotel, have oven to warm their dining area. Since they have minimum cost for room, it is expected that guest have their meals in-house rather than eating elsewhere.

Popular landmark During Everest Trek in Nepal.

Lukla Airport (Tenzing-Hillary Airport)2860m

Lukla Ariport,known as Tenzing-Hilary airport is the major gateway of Everest region trekking built in 1964 AD. By its short 527m runway, steep incline surrounding high terrain and unpredictable weather condition made it as a dangerous airport in the world.

However, it’s challenges, lukla airport is an important factor for Khumbu region, transporting thousands of hikers, guides, and supplies every season. The stunning flight from Kathmandu or Ramechhap to Lukla provides aerial views of the Himalayas and marks exciting beginning of the journey to Everest view trek.

Phakding Monastery

Approximately 8 KM walk from lukla takes you at Phakding; a small town enroute to Everest Base Camp which is also first town spending a night in Everest Base Camp Trek. If you have time you could explore around village and also can visit Phakding Monastery also known as Rimijung Monastery.

Just 30-40 min walk up you will reach the monastery that has great important for monastic people and peace lover. Passing through beautiful MANE wall, prayer flags and pine forest, beautifully set up monastery can be found which gives beautiful view down valley and can be seen beautiful mountain on clear weather. Meeting monk and having the meditation will be great experience for you during Everest Base Camp Trek. To Reach Monastery itself will be a good acclimatization to climb high next day. It could be helpful for physically and mentally.

Hilary Bridge on Everest Base Camp Trek

There is numerous suspension bridge from Lukla to Namche bazar during Everest Trek. Out of them Hilary Suspension bridge is the final bridge to cross for putting your feet at Namchebazar located at Larche Dovan. After 30-40 walk from Jorsalle(Lunch place), you will see two bridges hanging and connecting two cliffs above the Dudhkoshi River. Surely, the lower and dying suspension bridge is original Hillary bridge named after the Sir,Admund Hilary. Instead of renovate that original Hillary Bridge, Government decided to build a new bridge above of it and original Hillary bridge let be as an open museum without an entrance ticket.

Namche and Chaurikharka village development committee started to build the 113 m long new bridge on 21 April 2011 and completed on 31 July,2013. Locally this bridge named as “Shree Larche Dovan Jholunge Pul”. While crossing the bridge, you can see Mt. Tabuche 6496m and Cholatse 6440m on your right where as can see dramatic view of valley including Dudhkoshi River. After 15-20 min walk from the bridge you can see the first view of Mt. Everest as well.

Note: while the mule and donkey crossing this suspension bridge, wait for your turn.

Namchebazar (3,440m)

Namchebazar is the vibrant center of the Everest Region located at 3,440m from sea level surrounded by snow topped mountain. From the beginning of climbing and trekking history to till now, it serves millions of people to achieve their dream project. Once it was a historic business center for Khumbu Valley, it’s now a bustling mountain town providing every need for locals and tourists.

Despite modern changes, Namche hold its Sherpa culture and great hospitality, providing magical views of the Himalaya from all around. Trekkers hold at least one full day in Namche for acclimatizing their body with altitude. It is one of great factor to get the successful Everest View Trekking.

Monastery, Irish Pub, Café, Wood fire pizza center, National Park Center, Sherpa Museum and local markets are key highlight of the Namchebazar.

Hotel Everest View (3,880m)

Hote Everest view is one of the highest altitude luxury hotels in the world. It offers dramatic panorama of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam and many more. Most of trekkers, they hike during their acclimatization break in Namchebazar. Having a cup of coffee on the terrace of Hotel Everest View surrounded by tall peaks, is a truly heavenly experience.

Khumjung Village and Hilary School

Khumjung village is a typical sherpa settlement near Hotel Everest view located at an altitude of 3790 meters. The Hilary School, built by Sir Edmund Hilary, and the Yeti Scalp is key highlight of Khumjung village.

Tengboche Monastery (3,867m)

Tengboche Monastery is the largest Tibetan Buddhist Monastery of Khumbu Valley located in Tengboche Village of Nepal. It is also known as Dawa Choling Gompa which is situated at 3867m. This monastery is exactly 9 KM far north from Namchebazar which takes approximately 7-8 hour walk to reach from Namche.Remember that before you reach Tengboche you hace to face one of tough and long uphill climb in this Everest base camp trekking route.

The strongly connected with Rongbuk Monastery in Tibet was built by Lama Gulu in 1916 AD for the first time however it was destroyed couple of time. Since Nepal is earthquake hit zone, this monastery was also destroyed by an earthquake in 1934 AD and rebuilt on consecutive year. Again in 1989 AD, this monastery was totally burnt out by fire and many of historical collection was collapsed during those lost. By the help of volunteers and overseas it able to rebuilt.

This monastery is not only biggest of Khumbu Valley also in the beautiful location. From Monastery itself can see breathtaking mountain view including Mt. Everest,Mt. Lhotse,Mt.Amadablam Mt.Nuptse and many more. Because of its location and spirituality, it remains famous attraction point in the Everest Base Camp Trekking Route. This place gives you chance to interact with monk living there and 200% return back what you invest to reach there. Worth to visit this monastery in Tengboche Village while you are in the Everest Base Camp Trek.

Pangboche Village

Pangboche village is a historic Sherpa settlement located at an altitude of 3,985 meters (13,074 feet) in the Everest region of Nepal. It is one of the oldest Sherpa villages that lies along the popular trekking route to Everest Base Camp and Everest View Trek surrounded by breathtaking Himalayan peaks such as the iconic Ama Dablam. The village is known for its rich Sherpa culture, Buddhist heritage, spiritual and scenic significance. Most trekkers stop or stay here to enjoy the serene environment and local hospitality.

A cultural highlight of the Pangboche is the Pangboche monastery which is believed to be the oldest monastery in the khumbu region, dating back in the 17th century. It once claimed to house a relic like a “Yeti Scalp” and a hand attracting both spiritual pilgrims and curious trekkers. The monastery remains active and is central to local festivals and ritual. Pangboche village also serves as a key acclimatization stop for trekkers and climbers heading towards higher altitude.

Thukla Pass: An Alpinist Memorial Monuments

After 2–3-hour gentle ascends from Dingboche, you will reach at Thukla. Thukla is only a food point in between Dingboche and Labuche where most of trekkers have their lunch and climb acute uphill to reach Thukla Pass. You may feel difficult in this part of Everest Base Camp route but if you keep going on you can make it this part with in one and half hour walk. Once your step touches the top of Thukla pass at altitude of 4800m from sea label, you will notice the hundreds of memorials of climber and sherpa who lost their life during expedition of different mountain in Khumbu valley including Mt.Everest.

“Go Sleep Forever in Everest, His soul will always remain Alive, and Rest in Peace” some of stone slap is decorated by this great statement to Honor their family member’s soul. The deceased family, friends and their well-wisher make this kind of monument to show respect and pray for peacefully set up in Heaven.

The most notable among the monument is the memorial dedicating to Mr.Scott Eugene Fischer. An American climbing guide, Mr.Scott Eugene Fischer died in May 11,1996 at age pf 40 years. He was a great personal with great heart and responsible climbing guide. During that expedition, he came down to basecamp from Cam II with ill Dale Cruise and get back to camp II to re -join his team. He took his last breath nearby to Southeast ridge balcony while descending down from very late summit at 3:45PM. He able to save Dale Cruise but not able to protect himself.

Thukla pass Alpinist memorial park also hold the memorial monument of great climber Babu Chiri Sherpa who died in Everest on April 25.

Reading all of those inscriptions mentioned in each memorial stone and taking photo of all memo of great alpinist provide tremendous feeling about mountain life. You will know how difficult to climb up and also teach how much difficult to maintain physically and mentally to go for adventure in high Himalaya.

Labuche Village

village is a small, high-altitude settlement located at 4,949 meters (16,210 feet) near Mount Everest in the Khumbu region of Nepal. It lies along the main trekking route to Everest Base Camp and is one of the last overnight stops before reaching the base camp. It is surrounded by peaks like Makalu, Cho Oyr and Nuptse offering breathtaking views where village feels like gateway to the high Himalayas. It is an important acclimatization site for trekkers and climbers going higher because of its elevation.

What distinguishes the Lobuche is its silent power. The Lobuche Memorial, located just outside hamlet pays tributes to climbers who never returned from Everest. It’s a deeply moving place that reminds you of the mountain’s magnificence and risks. Though a remote and rugged, it’s also a meeting point for mountaineers heading to Everest, Lobuche peak and Khumbu Glacier. Lobuche is a noteworthy highlight of the Everest region because of its combination of breathtaking landscape, high altitude, culture and close proximity to popular climbing routes.

Gorakhshep

Gorakshep is the last settlement on the Everest Base Camp trek located at an altitude of 5,164 meters (16,942 feet) in the Everest region of Nepal. It is surrounded by iconic Himalayan peaks like Pumori, Nuptse, and close views of Mount Everest. Although it offers only basic teahouse accommodation with limited amenities, the sense of being so close to Everest makes the experience incredibly rewarding. It serves as crucial launch point for treks to Everest Base Camp (EBC) and the Kala Patthar viewpoint.

A major highlight is the early morning hike to Kala Patthar (5,545 meters) where trekkers are rewarded with panoramic sunrise views of Everest’s summit. From Gorakshep it’s also the lauch point for the final hike to Everest Base Camp about 2-3 hours away, making it hub of activity despite its remote and harsh conditions. The thin air, raw landscape, and sense of achievement make Gorakshep not just a rest stop, but a milestone moment on the Everest journey.

Kalapathar

Kalapathar literally means black rock. This whole word has two sub word Kala and Patthar means Black and Rock respectively. Kalapathar is the most popular spot in Everest Base Camp Trek route after the ultimate destination Everest Base Camp located in front of south ridge of Mt. Pumari and above the Gorakshep a last hotel area in this trek. The top of Kalapathar offer magical view of Mt.Everest, Mt.Nuptse, Mt.Lhotse, Mt.Amadablam, Mt.Changtse and many more. Approximately 5600 m Kalapathar provides closest and biggest view of Mt. Everest including south col and Khumbu Ice Fall.

The top of Kalapathar is 1.5 KM ascend from Gorakshep and takes 2 hours to climb. Trekker start early in the morning to catch the sunrise view however if weather is perfect sunset view is spectacular from top of Kalapathar. Another note able things is Mount. Everest Webcam set up in Kalapathar which is also known as highest altitude webcam in the world. For the first time it was installed by Italian scientist as part of NAST piramid observatory project to collect data from summit of Everest and surroundings. The main aim of putting webcam on top of Kalapathar is to analysis the influence of climate change.

Safety instruction for Everest Base Camp Trek?

The Mount Everest base camp Trekking is a high-altitude trekking route however altitude problem may arise from above 3000m. Not only the altitude problem, there is always places to be careful while doing Everest trek in Nepal. Mount Face Nepal suggest some safety tips while doing Everest View Trek.

• Walk Slow
• Drink plenty of water
• Garlic and other soup are supportive.
• Check out where your foot is stand before take out your camera.
• Always stay in safe side while donkeys and porter passing through you, guide will demonstrate about the safe side.
• Be sure, you are not stepping your feet on the icy part, even toilet may have it
• Mind your head, Nepal’s door are shorter than your height.
• If you have headache at night, open the door and window take 20-time long breath.

Total distance we walk during Everest Base Camp Trekking.

The total distance you hike during Everest Base Camp trek is determined from where you begin your high Himalaya adventure. If trekker start and end your adventure in Tenzing Hilary Airport, Lukla, the total trekking distance is closely 123.5 kilometers (about 77 miles).

However, mobile trekking apps and GPS devices may record longer distance, around 130 kilometers. Slightly changes of distance that recorded in different device depend on individual routes and waling style.

On the epic Everest Base Camp trekking route, the shortest hiking day is literally acclimatization day at Dingboche, whereas the longest day is from Pheriche to Namche. Longest day of trekking cover approximately 19-20KM. Your Determination and courage are key factor to make this challenging adventure a successful and memorable experience.

For a detailed breakdown of daily distances on the Everest Base Camp trek, please click here.

Luggage Storage for EBC Trek 2025/2026

If you are worried about extra luggage storage in Kathmandu before beginning of your thrilling adventure in Everest Region, Mount Face Nepal Treks and Expedition has solution for it. The trekkers joined with our team will have free luggage storage room in our office while they are hiking to Everest Base Camp.

However, most of the hotel in Kathmandu provide free storage room to store your extra luggage and provide luggage tag. Please kindly do not loose your luggage tag or handover to our representative. Taking care of you and your belongings are our responsibilities.

Embark the epic Everest Base Camp Trekking without any kind of stress with us.

Travel Insurance for Mount Everest Base Camp Trekking.

Mount Everest Base Camp Trekking strongly advises and even requires you to take out travel insurance whether you will participate in a guided Everest Base Camp trek or you will do it yourself. The majority of the trekking agencies demand a copy of such insurance covering emergency helicopter evacuation to the altitude of at least up to 6,000 meters, a key to high-altitude trekking in Nepal, such as the EBC Trek Nepal.
You need to insure yourself against medical emergencies, altitude sickness, trip cancellation, lost baggage, delays, and evacuation from remote Himalayan areas during the Everest Trekking Adventure.

The fact that the weather can be unpredictable during the Everest Region Trekking and that the trekking routes are difficult to traverse justifies the level of good insurance. Whether it's a budget Everest Base Camp trek or an all-inclusive Everest Base Camp trek, having insurance helps to give a safer trip through Sagarmatha National Park, the Khumbu region, and some nice attractions like Kalapathar View Point. Make sure your provider covers trekking at extreme altitude in your policy at all times.

Some of the recommended travel insurance companies that provide coverage are given below. These are just recommendations, and we don’t benefit from this.

• Allianz Care
• World Nomad
• Cover more Travel Insurance
• Clements Worldwide
• World Trips
• Global Rescue
• Fast Cover Insurance (Australia/ NZ)
• True Traveller Insurance
• Trail Finders Insurance
• IM Global Insurance
• ASC 360 Insurance

Extra expenses for Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal?

Although the Everest Base Camp Trek is a life-transforming journey to the Himalayas, trekkers are highly advised to make some extra costs besides the standard EBC Trekking Package. In the Everest Region Trekking, you are going to spend more on hot showers, charging phones, Wi-Fi, and bottled water in teahouses located at high altitude, even with an all-inclusive Everest Base Camp Trek.

Other expenses will be snacks, energy drinks, personal gear rental, porter tip, and travel insurance (it is necessary for high-altitude trekking in Nepal). If not included in the package, a scenic flight to Lukla, transfers to and from the airport, and permits to the Sagarmatha National Park and the Khumbu region can also add up.

In the case of a budget Everest Base Camp trek or solo Everest Base Camp trekking, the costs during the Everest Trail may amount to a substantial amount.

Last Minute Booking for Everest Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu.

Planning a last-minute Everest Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu? Whether it is your last-minute booking to the EBC Trek Nepal or not, Mount Face Nepal can conveniently make arrangements on your behalf, depending on the availability of the scenic flight to Lukla. As flights are limited and fill up fast, particularly in the Everest Trekking Adventure peak seasons, it is important that consultations are done with us before payment.

Independent of whether you want a guided Everest Base Camp trekking trip, a budget Everest Base Camp trek, or you prefer a solo Everest Base Camp trek, we will do our best to ensure that you come along smoothly with your permit, guides, porters, and logistics of your Mount Everest Base Camp journey.

Explore the Sagarmatha Base Camp Trekking, the Kala Patthar Viewpoint Trek, and so on, even on short notice as well. You can join our EBC Trekking Package and get an experience of the Himalayas, Sherpa culture, and high-elevation trekking in Nepal, even at the last minute.

Everest Base Camp Trek Vs Annapurna Base Camp Trek

Both the Everest Base Camp trek and the Annapurna Base Camp trek are iconic, but the Everest Base Camp trek provides an even more dramatic experience of Himalayan trekking in Nepal. The Khumbu Region base gives you a chance to trace the footsteps of legends in the mesmerizing glaciers, Kala Patthar View Point, and magical views of Mount Everest itself. EBC Trek Nepal is a perfect venture in case an adventure lover wants to enjoy high-altitude trekking in Nepal.

While the Annapurna Base Camp Trek is also beautiful and a little less demanding in terms of elevation, difficulty, and immersion into Sherpa culture, Everest Trekking Adventure has none to compete with. Highlights such as the scenic flight to Lukla, the Sagarmatha Base Camp Trek, and colorful teahouse life make the Guided Everest Base Camp Trek a package that can be visualized by all kinds of trekkers. If you want to pass through a historical expedition on the highest mountain on earth, then the all-inclusive Everest Base Camp Trek is the best of them all, as it is legendary.

Acclimatization Tips for Everest Trek

Proper acclimatization is important for the effective and secure Everest Base Camp Trek. The risk of altitude sickness becomes high as you climb towards the Mount Everest base camp as a result of the difficult terrain and high altitude. The well-planned Everest Base Camp trek itinerary contains rest days in some important spots, such as Namche Bazaar and Dingboche, to enable the body to acclimatize.

When you are on your Guided Trek to Everest Base Camp or Solo Everest Base Camp Trekking, then abide by the golden rule: climb high and sleep low. Drink plenty of water, take high-energy foods, and never consume alcohol or cigarettes. Listen to your body and walk at your own pace.

The distance covered during the EBC Trek Nepal involves high passes, glaciers, and moraines, which makes physical fitness essential. Budget Everest Base Camp Trek or All-Inclusive Everest Base Camp Trek, acclimatization will help to make your Everest Trekking Adventure enjoyable and will help you not to suffer altitude sickness.

Solo Everest Base Camp Trek

A solo Everest Base Camp trekking experience is one of the dreams of any adventurer visiting the Himalayas. Going alone to the Mount Everest Base Camp is a freedom, flexibility, and personal accomplishment that cannot be beat. With proper planning and a reliable Everest Base Camp trek guide, the solo trekkers can easily navigate through the Everest Trail and get the opportunity to pay a visit to remote tea houses along with experiencing breathtaking mountain views of other peaks such as Ama Dablam and Lhotse.

In this Everest Trekking Adventure, you will see the famous landmarks of Sagarmatha National Park as well as Kala Patthar Viewpoint and the exciting EBC hiking tour. Although Everest Base Camp difficulty is moderate to challenging, appropriate acclimatization and preparation are essential to be safe.

A guided Everest Base Camp trek is safer, but solo trekking is perfect for budget-conscious travelers who want to have a natural contact with wildlife. The solo Everest Base Camp trekking route provides a complete Himalayan experience.

Fitness Training for Everest Base Camp Trekking.

The Everest Base Camp Trek requires proper fitness training, based on the difficulty level and due to the lack of oxygen in all the mountains on the Everest Trail. Training your body to handle the physical work required at high-altitude trekking in Nepal will introduce endurance as well as reduce the chances of developing altitude sickness.

Workouts that build stamina, such as cardiovascular exercises like hiking, running, and taking stairs, are the most appropriate. Leg and core strength training will assist you in climbing up hills and down the mountains on the glacial moraines and valley. Walking long distances with a loaded backpack is like being in real body conditions on the EBC Trek Nepal trails.

Regardless of the type of trek, depending on whether it is a solo Everest Base Camp Trek or a guided Everest Base Camp Trek, it is better to make a part of your trip to Everest Base Camp with a prepared mind, as it will be safe and fun. Your experience of Himalayan trekking in Nepal with tea houses, Sagarmatha Base Camp Trekking, and the Kala Patthar Viewpoint is memorable with proper fitness.

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