Group at Everest Base Camp 5364m
Lobuche Village at 4950m
Tengboche Monastery at 3860m

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Everest Base Camp Trek

The Everest Base Camp Trek is the ultimate adventure trekking experience, taking you to the base camp of the world's tallest mountain, Mount Everest (8,848.86 meters). The journey begins in Lukla, located in the heart of the Khumbu Valley. This is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure deep into the amazing, raw Himalayas. Along the trek, you will experience towering snow-covered peaks, ancient glaciers, majestic glacial lakes, rugged mountain passes, and colourful villages lining the trails. You will take an adrenaline-fueled flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, One of the world’s most thrilling airstrips and the beginning and ending point of the trek. From Lukla, you will enjoy an easy first few hours of the trek descending to Phakding through pine trees alongside the Dudh Koshi River. During your trek you will have your first views of rural mountain life. After a restful night in Phakding you will trek riverside toward. Namche Bazaar Namche Bazaar the gateway to the Khumbu region, usually starts after a good breakfast with a steep uphill climb! In Namche Bazaar (3,440 meters), you can enjoy an acclimatization day well-earned after your trek. With lodges, bakeries, gear shops, as well as the Museum for the more cultural exposure, you shouldn’t run out of things to do. We would suggest a short hike to the Everest View Hotel or to Khumjung Village for stunning views and acclimatization. After Namche the trail essentially climbs up to Tengboche (3,867 meters), where the most important Buddhist monastery in the whole area resides Tengboche Monastery It is magnificent in itself and set against the backdrop of Ama Dablam (6856m), and other peaks. While the path can be tough, with constant ups and downs, the solitude and the lovely scenery makes it very rewarding. After visiting Tengboche, we will begin the trek to Dingboche (4,410 meters). Dingboche Dingboche is a barren village amidst the wind and stonewalls with higher mountains. This is an essential acclimatization stop where you can hike directly above Dingboche to Nangkartshang Hill for fantastic views of Makalu, Island Peak, and the Imja Valley. You will notice the altitude gain more so than previously, but the size of the hills and mountains will reward you and created awe with every step. From Dingboche, we will ascend to Thugla where many climbers have perished while attempting to summit Everest. The track will be on a lateral moraine of the Khumbu Glacier, which will provide a view of its immense scale. From Thugla, we will arrive at Lobuche (4,940 meters) and then hike to Gorak Shep (5,164 meters). Everest Base Camp Gorak Shep is the last opportunity to sleep in a lodge before Everest Base Camp, and it is important to note that the hike from Gorak Shep to Everest Base Camp (5,364meters) is a difficult slog. However, once you crest the hill and arrive at Everest Base Camp, you will stand in the shadow of Everest and take photos at one of the most beautiful places on Earth and see the icefall below Everest and the mountains of Nuptse, Pumori, and Khumbutse. After reaching Everest Base Camp we’ll retrace our way back to Gorak Shep for our last night with the mountains. The next morning we will make a pre-dawn hike to Kala Patthar (5545 m) for one last incredible view of Everest at sunrise, the best there will ever be. This is likely a personal and emotional high as trekkers have an opportunity to take in the enormity of Everest, its lifeblood the Khumbu glacier and its fine elegance the majestic landscape of the Himalaya. From here we will descend through Pheriche, to Tengboche, to Namche and finally back to Lukla. We will spend one last night in Khumbu before taking a short, scenic flight the next morning back to Kathmandu. That’s a wrap on this epic journey. Conclusion The Everest Base Camp Trek is not a simple trek; it is an experience where you have physically challenged yourself, culturally engaged with people, spiritually reflected on your journey and created awe and respect for an astonishing natural world. It does not matter if you are a hiker or this trek is on your bucket list or somewhere in between, you have the appropriate amount of challenge at high altitude with amazing views in the Himalayas. Contact us today at Happy Mountain Nepal, on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok.

From $1497/person

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This tour is available on any date. Fixed departures are highlighted.

Duration

14 days

Difficulty

Moderate

Region

Everest

Activity

Trekking

Inclusions
  • Simple tea houses in trekking on a twin-sharing basis with 3 times of meals. (Breakfast, lunch & dinner)
  • A professional trekking guide & necessary number of porters (2:1) with their salary, meal, transportation, insurance & accommodation.
  • Necessary permits, National Park fees, TIMS card & Local Municipalities fees
  • Both way flight Kathmandu (Ramechhap)-Lukla-Kathmandu (Ramechhap)
  • 3-star category hotel in Kathmandu on BB basis & simple lodges on trek with full board meal.
  • All grounded transportation like pick up drop (domestic/Intl both).
  • A group medical kit with an oximeter
  • HMN Duffel Bag
  • HMN Water Bottle with purification tabs
  • All 3 Meals during the Everest Base Camp Trekking
Exclusions
  • All kinds of beverages.
  • All extra expenses such as shopping and trekking gear.
  • International flights, Early arrival / late departure.
  • Travel insurance/ Rescue evacuation
  • Tips for driver, guide & porters.
  • If the plan is changed by any other problem such as a landslide, political disturbance, changing plan, or cancellation of flight. Or the things not mentioned above

Trek Map

Reviews & Ratings

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Mateusz Ł

October 20th, 2025

"We had an amazing time rafting, exploring Chitwan, and enjoying a city tour of Kathmandu—it was so much fun! A big thank you to Resham for organizing everything so smoothly. His planning and support made the entire trip stress-free and truly enjoyable. I really appreciated all the help and will definitely reach out to Happy Mountain for my next adventure in Nepal!"

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Marcin L

October 20th, 2025

"Amazing Solo Trip to Nepal – Great Experience and Top Organization I just came back from an incredible two-week trip to Nepal, organized by this travel agency, and I couldn’t be happier. I traveled solo, just me and my guide, and everything went super smoothly from start to finish. The first part of the trip was in Kathmandu, where I had a chance to explore the city, visit temples, and soak in the local culture. It’s a fascinating place – full of energy, history, and friendly people. My guide showed me around and helped me understand more about the traditions and everyday life there. Then came the trekking in the Himalayas – stunning landscapes, peaceful trails, and a fantastic guide who really knew the area and took great care of me. It felt safe, well-paced, and unforgettable. After the mountains, I spent a few days in Chitwan National Park. Totally different vibe – jungle, wildlife, and a chance to relax. Again, everything was well-organized, from transport to accommodation to activities. All the hotels were comfortable and clean, and the whole trip was put together really well. I didn’t have to worry about anything – just enjoy Nepal. If you're thinking about going to Nepal and want someone to take care of the details, I totally recommend this agency. Great people, smooth planning, and an amazing adventure!"

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Marc

October 20th, 2025

"I booked this as a private tour on very short notice, and was impressed by how smoothly everything was organized and customized to my preferences. Although the original tour did not include this exact route, the team was flexible and adjusted the itinerary to match what I wanted to see. We visited Pashupatinath Temple, the Buddha Stupa, and the Durbar Squares in Patan and Bhaktapur. All truly fascinating sites offering a great mix of culture, history, and local atmosphere. The tour was well organised, and the guide, Ram, provided a comprehensive overview of the country's history and culture, including interesting facts about life in Nepal. It is highly recommended for individuals seeking a tailored and flexible tour experience in Kathmandu."

Gears & Equipment

Proper gear is essential for a safe and enjoyable trek. Use the checklist below to prepare.

Head Gear

Head Gear

Warm Hat, Sun Hat, Buff(Snood), Sunglasses, Head Lamp

Hiking Boots

Hiking Boots

Trekking Boots, Sandle, Trekking Shocks

Trekking Wares

Trekking Wares

Treekking Pants , Trekking T-shirt, Thermal Underware

Jackets

Jackets

Dawn Jacket, Wind breaker & Fleece

Extre

Extre

Sunscream, Trekking Pole, Inner & Outer Gloves, Day Bag, Sleeping Bag

Duffel Bags

Duffel Bags

Duffel Bag is carry your belongings by your porter during the trekking hours

Provided by Us
Water Bottle

Water Bottle

BPA free Water Bottle with Water Purification tablets

Provided by Us

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