
USD 1230
Full board meals
3 meals are provided and you can pick up any items from the menu provided. We do suggest you eat veg meals during the trek.
Kathmandu/Kathmandu
Flight
Flight tickets to Lukla and back are provided with required transport to the airport for domestic flights. During the main trekking season all Lukla flights are from Ramechap airport which is 5 hours ride from Kathmandu. Please be prepared for this.
Hotel & Lodge
We do use the Attached Bathroom with a hot shower till Namche (5 nights total). But the rest we so provide you the best possible accommodations with common shared bathroom.
6-7 hours walking
5,550mt/18208ft
120 KM
Challenging
March to May & September to December
The 12-day short Everest base camp trek is shortened form of the 15-day Everest base camp trek. Since every trekker knows that going up to the Everest base camp is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. We have designed this 12-day Everest base camp journey to fulfill the dreams and demands of the trekkers while maintaining the AMS-friendly feature. Certainly, this 12-day journey to the Everest base camp is meant to assist trekkers who want to experience Everest swiftly and affordably.
With this thoughtfully planned 12-day itinerary, you'll undoubtedly enjoy the close-up view of Mount Everest and the main sights in the Khumbu region. It should come as no surprise that trekkers will feel in amazement after encountering the powerful blend of natural beauty, intriguing culture, warm Sherpa hospitality, and a greater sense of accomplishment. As you walk along the mesmerizing trails on this trek, you will be able to see the magnificent Sagarmatha National Park's flora and fauna and the spectacular scenes of the four tallest mountains in the world. Also, you will be welcomed to this magnificent region by the charming towns, monasteries, and Sherpa cultural legacies that are deeply rooted in Tibetan culture.
The 12-day short Trek to Everest Base Camp is moderately difficult. However, making use of enough time to acclimate at lower elevations reduces your chance of getting altitude sickness and gets you ready for a higher-altitude trek. With our assistance, you will be able to go to Everest base camp at your own pace, with the best supervision. If this does not suit your needs then, you can check out our 15-day Everest Base Camp Trek or even Everest Three High Passes Trek.
Hello and Namaste! Our Guide will pick you up early from your hotel. As our journey will begin today, we have to start early in the morning. Soon after picking you up, he will directly transport you to the domestic terminal of Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport. After settling into the plane, we'll directly fly from Kathmandu to Lukla Airport. The flight will just take you 30 to 35 minutes. If the weather conditions are perfect, you'll be able to enjoy the most beautiful aerial view of the Himalayas during the flight. At Lukla, the porters who will be with you on the journey will be waiting for you at the airport till you arrive. As you step off the plane, you will give your bags to the porter.
Following that, you and your guide will head out for breakfast near Lukla Airport. You will begin our walk shortly after breakfast. Our trek today will take us to Chaurikharka Village, up to Dudh Koshi Ghat, and then finally to Phadking. Along the route, you'll get stunning views of Kongde-Ri mountain and Kusum Kanguru. Prayer wheels, chortens, and painted Mani walls can be seen along the route, and they will eventually lead you to Phakding. Overnight at a lodge in Phakding.
2,652m/87,000ft
Lodge with Attached Bathroom & Hot Shower
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today, we are heading to Namche Bazaar, known as the commercial center of the Everest region. After crossing the Dudh Koshi River for a short while, we shall proceed through a pine forest. The forest will then lead you to Monjo. The Sagarmatha National Park may be entered from this point. After entering the park, the trail continues to descend until it reaches the Dudh Koshi River bridge. This path will lead you to Jorsale, where you'll take a short lunch break.
Further, after a two-hour stroll along twisting paths and suspension bridges, you will eventually arrive at Namche Bazaar. You will also get the opportunity to relish the first views of Mount Everest as you go. As soon as you get to Namche, you'll check into the lodge. You are finally able to chill at the surrounding bakeries or coffee shops while strolling around the town. Overnight at a lodge in Namche Bazaar.
3,440m/11,283ft
Hotel with Attached bathroom & hot Shower
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Since our bodies are not accustomed to staying at such a high altitude. We will need to take a day off in Namche to allow our bodies to acclimate. Instead of sleeping, you should keep active by going on quick hikes across the region to accelerate the acclimatization process. At Namche Bazaar, there are a lot of multiple options to do on this day of acclimatization. On the western side of Namche Bazaar, there is a historic Sherpa village named Thame that we may visit for the day.
Alternative destinations include Syangboche, Khunde, and Khumjung. These destinations will also be a fantastic substitute for the close acclimatization hike. Once you have finished one of these hikes, you will come back to Namche Bazaar. Shortly after you arrive in Namche, you may chill while browsing the internet at one of the town's cafés or eateries. Overnight at the Hotel in Namche Bazaar.
3,440m/11,283ft
Hotel with Attached Bathroom & Hot Shower
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Following a delicious breakfast with fabulous mountain scenery, we will move towards Tengboche. The trail will pass through several valleys and merge the route from Khumjung before reaching Kyanjuma. The views of Everest and Ama Dablam from this spot are unmatched and breathtaking to take in. Soon after, we'll travel past the settlement of Sanasa and begin to descend into Phunki Thanga. From here, we will climb steeply through pine trees and numerous Mani stones before reaching Tengboche. The route will also encounter the ridge at this point.
As soon as you get to Tengboche, you'll check into the lodge, and after that, you and your guide will visit the Tengboche Monastery. The Tengboche monastery is a famous and respected landmark in this region. It is also the biggest monastery in the Khumbu region. The guide will then escort you and inform you about the history and value of the monastery. Before heading back to your accommodation, you'll enjoy the view of the surroundings and the Monastery. Overnight at the lodge in Tengboche.
3,867m/12,684ft
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
We will go via the lovely villages of Pangboche, Somare, and finally Dingboche on this day. As you pass through the lovely rhododendron forests and the lengthy suspension bridge over Imja Khola, you can see the magnificent sights of mountains like Lhotse and Amadablam. As you make your way to Dingboche, you will climb to a higher altitude and you could see the crops in the fields that are protected by stone walls.
The prayer flags, wheels, and yak herding locales are on show as you follow the paths to Dingboche. The route ascends and crosses the Imja River as it continues on its journey to Dingboche. You will finally reach Dingboche in the afternoon after passing across the rocky ridges. Once you get to Dingboche, you can finally see the superb Peak 38, Island Peak, and Lhotse. After settling into the lodge, you may spend the remaining time walking through the Dingboche village.
4,358m/14,295ft
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
The final acclimatization day of our trek to Everest base camp comes on this sixth day. Following breakfast at your lodge, your trek guide will take you upward to the Nangkar Tsang Gompa or lead you on a full-day hike through the Chukkhung Valley. We believe that the best option for acclimatization is the Chukkhung Valley. If there is time, you may also ascend the Chukkung-Ri for a breathtaking view of Mounts Amadablam, Baruntse, and Makalu. However, Nangkar Tsang Gompa is also a desirable choice for an outstanding landscape view. Awe-inspiring views of the majestic peaks, including Lobuche, Cholatse, Taboche, Thamserku, and Ama Dablam, can be seen from this spot. You will return to Dingboche as soon as one of these two journeys is Completed. Overnight at the lodge in Dingboche.
4,358m/14,295ft
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Starting today, your walk will get a little more challenging as you ascend to a much greater altitude. Beginning from the ridge above Pheriche Village, there are a number of ascending routes that lead to Lobuche. As you continue forward, you'll soon realize that you are approaching the Khumbu Glacier and eventually reaching the higher Thukla Hills. On this hill, you can see the memorial stupa that was built in memory of the climbers who died in this region. As you continue, you will ascend via the trail intersection that will take you to Lobuche. However, this ascent is challenging and crosses a loose moraine. Right after you reach Lobuche, you'll check into the lodge. To further enjoy the breathtaking views of Khumbu Glacier, Nuptse, and Lhotse, you will spend the remaining time ascending to the ridge on the east side. Overnight at the lodge in Lobuche.
4,928m/16,164ft
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
You will travel to Everest Base Camp on this day, and your dream of standing on the base of the highest mountain in the world will finally come true. The lateral moraine of the Khumbu Glacier will be our first stop on the journey. Following this path, you will reach Gorakshep after a few inclined ascents. You'll stop after getting to Gorakshep and leave your backpack there since you'll need to come back for an overnight stay. Here you will be greeted by the exceptional scenery of Mounts Changtse, Lingtren, Khubutse, and Pumori. We'll enjoy the views while eating lunch here before moving on to base camp through the Khumbu Ice Sheet. Altogether, you'll need around 1.5 hours to complete the trek and traverse the glacier to reach Base Camp.
You'll know you've reached Everest Base Camp as soon as you start to spot the colorful flags at the base of the Khumbu icefall. It is amazing to arrive at the base of Everest, and it is an accomplishment for every trekker. We'll thus make the most of our time in base camp by taking some photos, enjoying the scenery, and celebrating our accomplishments as a way to remember this unique moment. After having a wonderful time up there, we will depart the Everest base camp and return to Gorakshep in an hour. When we return to Gorakshep, we'll take the same path we did to get to Everest base camp. Overnight at a lodge in Gorakshep
5,364m/17,598ft
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
You'll wake up early on this special day and carry on your journey toward Kalapatthar. While in Everest base camp the day before, you were unable to see Everest. But don't worry, you'll see it today from an even nicer perspective. It will take us around two hours to walk from Gorakshep to Kalapatthar. A panoramic view of the beautiful Gorak Shep, Khumbu Glacier, Khumbu Icefall, and Everest Base Camp can be clearly seen from Kala Patthar's highest point.
We take our time as we capture the stunning sights of the towering mountains and surrounding scenery. We will observe Mount Everest glow with sunlight before descending to Gorakshep for breakfast. Soon after finishing our breakfast at Gorakshep, we will pick up our backpacks and make our way to Pheriche. Previously, we had already proceeded on from this road; this time, we just have to go back through this known route, which will lead us to the comfortable lodge where we can spend the night.
5,550m/18,204ft
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Leaving Somare, Pangboche, and Deboche we will slowly descend towards Tengboche and PhunkiTenga. The journey will be long and we will cross through many ups and downs along the way. Although it is a long-distance journey, there are never-ending panoramic views of the mountains nearby. Throughout this day, many of you will stop to catch one final glimpse of the mountains.
When you ultimately arrive at Namche Bazaar, you will want to loosen up at the lodge and reminisce on the time you spent at Everest base camp. Once you've relaxed for a while, you also could want to linger out at the nearby eateries and cafés. Overnight at the Hotel in Namche Bazaar.
3,400m/11,283ft
Hotel with Attached bathroom & Hot Shower
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Today is the last day of your journey in the Everest region. After leaving Namche Bazaar, we will descend steeply toward numerous little settlements and Phakding. As you go down this path, be sure to relish the views of the valleys situated near rivers and forests through exhilarating suspension bridges. These things are going to serve as the last glimpses of the Everest region's green nature. On the journey, we will pause to take one more look at prayer flags, prayer stones, and Sherpa settlements. Our trek is coming to an end today, so once we reach Lukla, we'll chill and spend some time together with our group members. Stay overnight in a lodge at Lukla.
2,652m/8,700ft
Hotel with Attached Bathroom & Hot Shower
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Our stay in the Everest region will end today. We will say our final goodbyes to the region after an unforgettable breakfast in Lukla. After breakfast, you will shortly prepare for your flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. You will get a notably better aerial view of the mountains in the Everest region soon after boarding the flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. You can recognize most of the mountains from your window seat since you have lots of experience. After spending so much time in the mountains, you will feel revived as soon as you land in Kathmandu and watch the bustling city streets.
Once you get to the hotel, you may relax for a little before spending the rest of the day seeing the town and the markets. If you would like, we could meet at our office and get your insightful comments. We would be happy to arrange any further tours you are interested in, such as rafting, safaris, and other adventurous outings, so do let us know if you need more help in the future.
1,300m/4,264ft
Breakfast in Lukla
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Packing list
Clothes
Extra Clothes for Winter
Tech
Toiletries
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OTHER ITEMS
The best and suggested times to trek to Everest Base Camp are mid-September to mid-December (Autumn) and March to late May (Spring). However, this trek is possible year-round. We suggest you trek during the best time of year but we can organize if you need to trek during the monsoon or winter. During the winter it can be done with proper winter gear.
March/April/May/June (Spring)
During springtime, the average temperature is 20°C (68°F), with a high of 25°C (77°F) during clear days and a low of – 15°C (5°F) overnight above 4000 meters.
July/August through early-September (Monsoon)
During the monsoon, the average temperature is 22°C (71.6°F), with a high of 30°C (86°F) during clear days and a low of- 5°C (23°F) overnight above 4000 meters.
Mid September/October/November (Autumn)
The average temperature in autumn is 17°C (62.6°F), with a high of 20°C (68°F) during clear days and a low of – 15°C (5°F) overnight above 4000 meters.
December/January/February (Winter)
The average temperature is 10°C (50°F), with a high of 17°C (62.6°F) during clear days and a low of – 20°C (- 4°F) overnight above 4000 meters.
Yes, you need a sleeping bag sleeping bags rated -10°C (14°F) to -20°C (- 4°F) as per the trekking season you plan. Also, our guide can provide you with an extra blanket if needed at the teahouses. It is always good to have a liner which you can buy here in Kathmandu or you can bring from home.
No, on this trek you do not require Crampons. There will not be ice on the trail to Everest Base Camp. If you plan to do this in winter then yes it is recomended.
Yes, you can buy gear in Kathmandu at a better price than your home but quality may not be the same. There are some branded items like Rab, North Face, Black Yak, Marmot, etc. There are local brands as well. You can rent sleeping bags and down jackets but the other items you need to buy.
It is suggested to follow our standard itinerary. However, you can walk faster and finish the trek earlier but it is your own risk. Due to the altitude issue, we have designed our itinerary and strongly suggest you follow it.
It depends on timing, weather conditions, and your health condition. In general, you will be spending 30 minutes at the Everest base camp. However, you can spend more if time permits or if your health, and weather conditions is good. This is what you and your guide decide.
Yes, you can go Kalapatther for sunset but it will be freezing cold after sun goes down. In general, many people go for sunrise. You can do both is you want to.
No, we do not carry oxygen on this trek. Because there is oxygen available in the lodges and you can use if needed with extra cost.
If you get sick, we will take you down if you can walk. Or you can take horse down (you need to pay extra for horse ride). If you have basic altitude symptoms then we will stop for the day and see how you feel. If you feel better then we will continue up otherwise we will take you down. If you are serious then we will take you down by helicopter either in Lukla or Kathmandu.
If you need to take a helicopter rescue down to Kathmandu then we will coordinate with a helicopter company who will deal with your insurance.
Unfortunately, you cannot buy insurance here in Nepal. You need to buy from your home country that should cover trip cancelation, trip interruption, helicopter evacuation, medical and health expenses etc.
Yes, there are weight restrictions on a Lukla flight. You can carry 15kg total (10kg of your duffel bag and 5kg hand-carry bag). If you have more than that then you need to pay extra (USD 1.5 per kg)
If your flight to Lukla gets canceled then either you try the next day or pay extra for the helicopter.
The helicopter will fly in bad weather conditions as it has better visibility. But sometimes helicopters also can not fly. If you want to fly to Lukla by helicopter then you need to pay USD300-USD500 which depends on the situation.
Due to the air traffic, all Lukla flights are from and to Ramechap. Because Lukla flights are always in the morning and several international flights land at Kathmandu airport. There is only one runway in Kathmandu which causes flights on hold. During the main season (mid-March to mid-May and October to Mid -November all Lukla flight operates from Ramnechap.
There are shared tourist vehicles provided from and to Ramechap. They depart at 2 am from Kathmandu for Ramechap and on return after your flight, shared tourist vehicles are standing in Ramechap for Kathmandu. It is 5 hours drive.
Yes, you can have a private vehicle to Ramechap and back if you want with an extra cost.
Yes, all of our guides speak English fluently. Do not expect a guide as a native speaker but good enough for Nepalese standards. Besides English, our guide speaks Spanish.
Yes, our Guides are certified and have a Government certificate. Also, first aid trained, skilled, and has leading capacity with knowledge of locals.
Yes, we do have our staff yearly insured. Also, we do provide full trekking gear initial phase and they are well equipped.
Porter will carry 25kg (12.5kg each).
Yes, you can have your own porter which cost USD25 per day.
Yes, we do provide you a duffel bag. Your entire trekking gears will go in to the duffel bag which porter will carry.
Yes, you can leave your suitcase either in our office or in the hotel. The hotel in Kathmandu has a free luggage storage room. We can help you with this.
On a trek, we do offer mid-range accommodation. First three nights and last two nights you will have attached bathroom and hot shower. But the rest of the lodges do not offer a hot shower with an attached toilet. There are common shared inhouse toilets. Rooms are twin a sharing basis and they are pretty clean. We can offer Luxury lodges on this trek but the cost may vary.
There are no lodges or tea houses in the Everest Base Camp. It is not legal to sleep in the base camp for those who do not have a climbing permit. Either you have to have an Everest Climbing permit or a Nuptse climbing permit to stay overnight in a tent legally. However, during the Everest expedition season (April to June) there are several tents where you can spend a night.
Yes, you can have your private room but you need to pay an extra USD250.
Yes, you can have a hot shower till Dingboche on the way up. But we do suggest you not to have hot shower after Namche. On the way down you can have a shower from Pheriche.
Yes, it is better to bring your own face towel and bath towel. However, there are towels in some lodges but good to have your own.
Yes, you need to buy toilet paper along the way. They won’t have toilet paper in their toilet.
Yes, you need to bring your soap for your personal use.
In the village there are restrooms but not along the way. You need to find a private spot along the way for emergency use.
There are menu available with a variety of choices. You can pick up any items as per your choice but please be vegetarians. Meats are not suggested as they are not fresh. There are bread, eggs, potatoes, rice, Pasta, noodles, pizza, macaroni, different soups, and Dal Bhat (lentil and rice with curry) available along the trek.
Yes, we do serve hot and fresh food. They will start preparing and serving once you order your meal.
Not. There are veg meals available and we do suggest you go for veg meals.
No, it is not a problem. You can still have options but you must tell my guide if you are vegan.
Yes, you need to tell us what food you should not eat so our guide can let it know in the lodges.
No, you cannot use running water because they are not safe. You need to boil them or purify them.
Yes, it is provided which is medicated proof and safe to drink. Our guide will carry purified tablets and add in to your bottle in front of your eye.
Yes, you can buy water bottles along the way but you need to pay for that.
Yes, you can have boiled water but you need to pay extra.
We would need to set a meeting a day before your journey to Everest Base Camp. We can meet in your hotel or our office. This way we could handover you a duffel bag, trekking map, sleeping bag, and down jacket. Also, we could have a briefing session so that we can reply to your last-minute questions you may have.
Yes, we can help you to book a hotel as per your budget. Please, visit our similar product which includes Kathmandu hotels. Here is our 15 Days Everest Base Camp trek
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