| No of people | Price per person |
|---|---|
| 1 - 1 | $1,999 |
| 2 - 5 | $1,799 |
| 6 - 9 | $1,750 |
| 10 - 14 | $1,700 |
| 15 - 20 | $1,600 |
The Everest Base Camp Trekking Package is one of the most iconic and rewarding trekking adventures in the world, taking you to the base of Mount Everest (8,848m), the highest peak on Earth. This legendary trek in Nepal follows ancient trade routes through Sherpa villages, alpine forests, glacial valleys, and dramatic Himalayan landscapes, offering breathtaking views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and many other towering peaks.
Our Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal is carefully designed with proper acclimatization days, experienced local guides, and comfortable teahouse accommodations to ensure a safe, enjoyable, and unforgettable journey. Whether you are a first-time trekker or an experienced hiker, this classic Himalayan trek combines natural beauty, rich Sherpa culture, and a true sense of achievement.
At Travers Nepal, we operate small-group and private Everest Base Camp trekking packages with flexible dates, personalized service, and the best price guarantee. From the thrilling Lukla flight to standing at Everest Base Camp itself, every moment of this trek is an experience of a lifetime.
The Everest Base Camp Trek lies in the heart of the Khumbu region of Nepal and takes you deep into Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The trek starts with a scenic mountain flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and follows the Dudh Koshi River valley, passing through traditional Sherpa villages such as Phakding, Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, and Lobuche.
The Everest Base Camp Trek costdepends on group size, trekking season, and service level.
Estimated Cost Range:
USD 1,100 – USD 1,800 per person
What Affects the Cost?
The best seasons for the Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal are:
Spring (March–May)
Clear skies, stable weather, and blooming rhododendrons.
Autumn (September–November)
Dry trails, excellent visibility, and ideal trekking conditions.
Winter (December–February)
Cold temperatures and fewer crowds.
Monsoon (June–August)
Rainy conditions and flight delays.
The Everest Base Camp Trek difficulty is moderate to challenging. No technical climbing is required, but trekkers should be physically fit and prepared for long walking days at high altitude.
Regular cardio training, strength exercises, and altitude acclimatization are essential.
Symptoms include headache, nausea, dizziness, and fatigue.
Prevention includes slow ascent, hydration, and acclimatization days.
Our itinerary includes two acclimatization days for safety.
You need the following permits for the Everest Base Camp Trek:
Experience Sherpa hospitality, monasteries, mani walls, and prayer flags. Visit Namche Bazaar and Tengboche Monastery.
Our guides carry a first aid kit and assist with evacuation if needed.
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Best Season for the Trek: Autumn and summer are the best seasons for EBC Trek. Many peoples try Everest Trekking in either Autumn or in Summer. Professionals and experts also use trekking in Spring, but winter trekking is high risk and dangerous due to the heavy snowfalls, bad weather, and extreme cold.
Food and Accommodation in EBC Trek: Everest Region is one of the most developed trekking regions in Nepal. Many tourists standard guest houses and even 3/ 4 Star Hotels are operating there. During EBC Trekking, breakfast, and dinners are eaten in the Hotel/ Guesthouse we trekkers stay overnight. While lunch is taken at the noon at the restaurant or hotel on the route.
Difficulties and challenges of the Trek: Gateway to the highest peak in the world is one of the hard trekking in Nepal. It takes a lot of strength and required physical fitness. The Difficulty of the Trek can be rated as Hard to challenging. This Trek involves climbing on steep, possibly slippery terrain. It is tougher, more rugged, and higher physical fitness requiring trek.
After breakfast, the City Tour Guide will visit y Hotel with Private Vehicle for Kathmandu City Tour. The Tour will be done with other crew members (No needs to join other for Private trips). Out of the seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, we explore four sites. You may also visit other sites with applicable charges.
Sites Visit: -
For more information about Kathmandu Sightseeing, visit the Link.
Early in the morning, we take a flight to Lukla. During the peak trekking season, the flights use to be highly occupied, and schedules are very tight. We must have to catch an early flight for a better start. And take breakfast at Lukla as well.
During the peak season, to avoid traffic issues, regular flights to Lukla are used to schedule from Manthali Airport, Ramechap. In such a situation, we even wake every morning to reach Manthali for an early flight. Manthali to Lukla flight goes for around 20 minutes.
It takes around 4 hours of drive to reach the Manthali Airport from Kathmandu. The 25-30 min flight will be very awesome with insane aerial views of the diverse geography, terrains, hills, basin, river valleys, farmlands, cities, countryside, and mostly the mountains.
After landing in Lukla, we take our first mountain breakfast and prepare the backpacks and continue to trek. The Porters/ remaining crew members will join us here in Lukla before we kick out our Everest Trek.
We descend to the bank of River Dudh Koshi passing through the Chaurikharka. Phakding, the small settlement of the sherpa people, will come on the way and we take a break here overnight.
It’s always good to add an acclimatization day when you are at an elevation above 3000m from sea level. It allows our body and health to adjust to the sudden change in elevation, weather, and oxygen level.
We must climb almost 1000 meters to reach Namche Bazar and experts recommend acclimatizing to elevation in every 1000m of climb. Considering the elevation, we spend a day here in Namche Bazar and explore the surroundings as well as hike nearby Everest Viewpoint.
Everest View Point or Hotel Everest View is one of the most popular and famous places in the Everest Region/Khumbu Region. The View Point has an astounding glance at Mt. Everest and neighboring mountains such as Thamserku, Kongde, Kusum Kanguru, and Nuptse stood high one after another.
It takes only an hour in max to reach there from Namche Bazar. The Hotel Everest View is the world Highest Placed Star hotel and a gunnies world record holder for that as well. Take a cup of tea or coffee and sit in front of the almighty Mt. Everest! This is what we call the glories of Everest Trekking.
We also explore the capital city of the Khumbu Region- the Namche Bazar. This is the largest market and settlement in the entire Khumbu region and the biggest shopping hub for Everest Travelers and trekkers.
We visit the explore the marketplace, buy some items if we need and forgot to take them before. We interact and communicate with the local people who are so kind and frank with the visitors.
The segment of trekking from Namche to Tengboche is one of the best parts of Everest Trekking and the most scenic as well. The numerous mountain vistas, landscapes, and glimpses of the Himalayan range are so mesmerizing.
Throughout the whole day, we have very great mountain views and landscapes spreading around the Khumbu Region.
After having breakfast at Namche Bazar, we continue our hiking. We cross the small Sherpa Villages, Stupas and Monasteries, Chortens, Mani walls, and Prayer Flags tied over the routes, and pass out the rhododendrons, pines, oaks, junipers, and many other alpine floras.
Remember it is one of the biggest National Parks in Nepal and we may have a chance to encounter some of the rare and endemic Himalayan wild animals.
Walking through the glacial of the River Dudh Koshi, we have great views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and many Others. Especially, the Ama Dablam is so iconic and majestic to admire during this segment of Everest Trekking.
The Very beginning of the day trek is very easy for around 1 and a half hours before descending to level the Imja Khola where we take our lunch. After a while, we again ascend the uphill route to approach the Tengboche where we spend a night.
Tengboche is another popular village in the Everest region and equally the best to explore the sherpa culture and history. The Tengboche Monastery is the most popular and one of the biggest monasteries in the entire Khumbu region and the center of the sherpa people faint and beliefs as well.
We visit the monastery and wish we can get the blessing of the Buddhist monk. Having a bit of luck, we may meet Lama Rinpoche who is the biggest monk in Buddhism.
Enjoy your breakfast with a great view of tipping Mt. Everest behind the Nuptse range, Lhotse, and iconic Mt. Ama Dablam. Then we start to trek we slightly descend to level the Imja River after Debuche surrounded by pines and rhododendrons and cross the suspension bridge over Imja Khola.
We pass the moraines and some stoned memorials in memory of the climbers and trekkers deceased on different mountain expeditions and climbing.
Crossing the Imja Khola Suspension bridge, we reach one of the large settlements namely Pangboche. The uphill ascends from here take us to a small settlement of fancy cafes and bakeries.
The trail becomes drier, rugged, deserted, and open. We come closer to the mountains, and they start to appear with their gigantic looks. We then reach Dingboche where we spend a night.
Another milestone! Another likely 800 meters of climbing and it’s time to acclimatize to the elevation and new atmosphere. Dingboche is one of the popular places in Everest trekking and memorable too as Tenzing Norge Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary step their first step for Everest Summit.
Here in Dingboche we spend a day for acclimatization and exploring the surrounding and nearby peaks.
We hike the nearby peak called Nangkartshang, 5,083m. it takes around 3 hours to reach the viewpoint. The Nangkartsang viewpoint offers an excellent aerial of the several peaks in the Everest ranges and the gigantic Lhotse, Nuptse, and other snowcapped peaks.
Especially, the iconic look of the Ama Dablam, the island peak, Imja valley, and Chukung valley make an incredibly picturesque scene. After the descent, we explore the Dingboche Village. Interact and connect with the locals.
It will be very nice to learn and understand their history, bravery, and ability to survive in the highland. Don’t forget to get tips from them to skill yourself.
From here the trekking trail becomes more tough and challenging compared to the previous segment. A thinner oxygen level means more tiredness and more energy consumption.
Passing the grazing lands, we join the uphill sloppy ascends and continue to walk through the ridge line, the shoulder of the Pheriche.
The environment here is different from the previous days and the terrain suddenly becomes wider open and wilder. We get a great picture of the Tawache, Cholatse, Lobuche, and iconic Ama Dablam on the way.
We take our lunch at the bank ofslopy landscapes the Khumbu Glacier. Another 1hr of hiking brought us to the Sherpa memorial place namely Thukla pass, 4,800m. Several Stone-made memorials in the memories of the sherpa expeditors and climbers are built over here.
From here the gradual and even track brings us to Lobuche, the side of the Khumbu Glacier. The route will be rocky, and slippery due to melting snow during summer and snow-covered during autumn.
Reaching the Lobuche during the clear sky before sunset allows majestic shades of the evening. Taking dinner early, we get to bed early for perfect sleep for tomorrow’s early morning hike.
This is the most awaited and one of the long segments of the EB Trek. We kick the day very early in the morning for the glory of this trekking. We begin with a soft walk up to the Gorek Shep.
Then after, we take the uphill routes and go along the Khumbu Glacier until the Everest Base Camp. This part will be rocky and craggy. It takes about 3 hours to reach Gorek Shep where we take our meal and continue with glacier/ moraine to reach our much-awaited destination.
On the way, we have great views of the Khumbu Icefall and a glimpse of the tipping Everest. The clouds and fogs under the neath separate the snowcapped mountains from the lower alpine greeneries.
We meet the number of climbers attempting Everest and Lhotse Summit. About 3 hours of trekking along the glaciers brings us to the Everest Base Camp. We can see the numerous tent and camps for mountain climbers.
The close-up views of the gigantic and almighty mt Everest standing tall in front of us from the EBC is what weare giving our all effort in the EBC trek.
Imagine the moment. Residing in the lap of the world’s tallest mountains and admiring its glory. It’s the memories no one can explain in the words. After a while in Everest Base Camp, we step back and return to Gorek Shep where we spend a night before diverting our route for another Milestone.
From Pheriche, we further climb down to the place where we spent the day for acclimatization. We can visit the souvenir shop around the Namche for memories and gifts for your near/ dear ones.
Further climbing down to end the time at Everest Base camp. We enjoy the Last hurrah in the Everest Region.
Today we will climb down to Phakding from Namche Bazar. While going down so many memories will come back and you will enjoy a day. It will takes 5 hours approx. to reach in Phakding cross through Sherpa Villages, downhills, suspension bridges and waterfalls.
Take a flight from Lukla Airport and return to Kathmandu.
For the departure date, our representative with Private Vehicle will pick you up from the hotel and drop to Airport. We will see you again.
An absolutely great trek with our guide Tenjin Sherpa . This is my second trek with Tenjin. Travers Nepal is an excellent company right from booking to arrival they communicated effectively. Our guide was perfect. He had knowledge of everything in the Himalaya. He arranged good place to stay and eat. I would like to recommend Tenjin and Travers Nepal for your adventure in Nepal.
I would be happy to write a review of my Everest Base Camp Trek experience with Travers Nepal. Firstly, I would like to say that Travers Nepal exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment I landed in Kathmandu, I was warmly welcomed by their team, who made sure that all my needs were taken care of throughout the entire trek. Our guide, Tashi, was incredibly knowledgeable and experienced, and he made sure that we were safe and comfortable throughout the trek. He was always available to answer any questions we had and to provide us with interesting information about the local culture and the Himalayan mountains. The trek itself was absolutely stunning. The scenery was breathtaking, and I felt as though I was in another world as I hiked through the mountains. The trails were well-maintained and safe, and I never once felt uncomfortable or uncertain. The accommodations along the way were also fantastic. We stayed in comfortable teahouses that provided warm beds and hot meals, which were especially appreciated after a long day of hiking. I would highly recommend Travers Nepal to anyone who is looking for a safe, comfortable, and unforgettable trekking experience. Their team is top-notch, and they will go above and beyond to make sure that you have the trip of a lifetime. Thank you, Travers Nepal, for an incredible experience!
I had the incredible opportunity to embark on the Everest Base Camp Trek with Travers Nepal, led by the experienced guide, Indra Bahadur Baram. The journey was nothing short of awe-inspiring, and Indra's expertise played a pivotal role in making it unforgettable. His extensive knowledge of the region, along with his friendly demeanor, eased our concerns and added a layer of insight to the entire experience. From navigating the challenging terrain to sharing captivating stories about the local culture, Indra's presence enriched the trek and made it both safe and engaging. Indra's leadership was especially evident in the planning and organization of the trek. His meticulous attention to detail ensured that our accommodations, meals, and rest stops were well-coordinated, allowing us to focus solely on the breathtaking landscapes and the joy of the journey. His enthusiasm for the Himalayas was infectious, motivating the entire group to push beyond their comfort zones while feeling supported every step of the way. Everest Base Camp Trek with Travers Nepal and Indra Bahadur Baram was an experience of a lifetime. The stunning natural beauty combined with Indra's exceptional guidance made it an adventure I will always cherish. If you're seeking an unforgettable trekking experience in Nepal, I wholeheartedly recommend Travers Nepal and their outstanding guide, Indra Bahadur Baram.
I had the incredible opportunity to embark on the Everest Base Camp Trek with Travers Nepal, led by the experienced and knowledgeable guide, Nitesh Pudasaini. This journey was nothing short of awe-inspiring, offering a perfect blend of adventure and breathtaking natural beauty. Nitesh's expertise was evident from the outset, ensuring a seamless and well-organized trekking experience. Throughout the trek, Nitesh's leadership was truly commendable. His deep understanding of the terrain, local culture, and weather conditions allowed us to navigate the challenging path with confidence. His enthusiasm and friendly demeanor created a warm atmosphere within the group, making the journey not only physically rewarding but also culturally enriching. Nitesh's insights into the region's history and traditions added a fascinating layer to the trek, enhancing the overall experience. The Everest Base Camp Trek was a life-changing adventure, and Nitesh Pudasaini's guidance played a pivotal role in its success. From ensuring our safety to sharing his extensive knowledge, Nitesh's professionalism and genuine passion for the Himalayas were evident at every step. Travers Nepal and Nitesh come highly recommended for anyone seeking an unforgettable journey to the iconic Everest Base Camp.
From the moment I first emailed Traverse Nepal, I knew I was in good hands. Their responsiveness, attention to detail, and willingness to answer my endless questions were outstanding. But nothing could have prepared me for the incredible experience they delivered. The entire trek was flawlessly organized. The pre-trek briefing in Kathmandu was comprehensive, and our head guide, Kumar, was not just a guide but a true mentor and friend. His knowledge of the mountains, the Sherpa culture, and the local flora and fauna was profound. He set a perfect, steady pace, emphasizing the importance of acclimatization, which was key to our entire group reaching Base Camp safely and without any altitude issues. The porters were absolute heroes—strong, cheerful, and always ensuring our bags were waiting for us at the teahouses. The team at Traverse Nepal treats their staff with immense respect (which is so important), and it shows in their positive attitude. The trek itself is as breathtaking as you imagine. Standing at Kala Patthar as the sun illuminated Everest was a spiritual moment I will never forget. The lodges were carefully chosen for their comfort and amazing hospitality, providing a warm refuge after long days of hiking. What sets Traverse Nepal apart is their genuine care for their clients. When I had a minor headache one afternoon, Kumar was immediately there with advice and checking on me constantly. They don't just sell a package; they curate an experience and ensure you are safe, informed, and happy every step of the way. If you are dreaming of Everest Base Camp, look no further. Traverse Nepal is a professional, ethical, and incredibly passionate company. This wasn't just a vacation; it was one of the most significant achievements of my life, and I have Traverse Nepal to thank for making it possible. I will 100% be booking my Annapurna Circuit trek with them in the future.
Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the hard trekking in Nepal. It takes a lot of strength and required physical fitness. The Difficulty of the EBC trek can be rated as Hard to challenging. Everest Base Camp Trek involves climbing on steep, possibly slippery terrain. The altitudes gore up to 5,555m.
Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the most challenging treks. It is tougher, more rugged, and higher physical fitness requiring trek. The most challenge of the Everest Base Camp Trek is the altitude the route hits. The Max altitude of the EBC trek is 5,555m which is taller than many other snowcapped peaks and mountains. The risk of Altitude sickness and other AMSs are higher for those who are not familiar with high altitudes, extreme cold, and thin oxygen level. Some of the Challenges of the Everest Base trek are as follows
Other than the geographical toughness, Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the safest trekking in terms of social contexts and people’s behaviors. The peoples and the guides/ porters are very friendly and kind as well they will make your journey a comfortable and suitable one. There are no points for any doubts about safety, however, teenagers may suffer from some risks and challenges of Everest Trekking such as AMS, low Oxygen, high altitude, extreme cold, or other natural claims. But with proper pre-trek preparation and exercise, anyone holding the average walking pace can complete the Everest Base Camp trek.
History told us Everest Base Camp is for anyone. Passionate travelers, with only a Leg, have also reached the Everest Base Camp and enthusiasts have approached EBC even in Wheelchairs. 7 years child to 70 years old trekkers has completed the EBC Trek. So, with physical fitness, mental ability, and passion for adventure, anyone can complete Everest Base Camp. So, yes Senior Citizens with breathing health and walking ability can complete Everest base Camo Trek.
Yes, Everest Base Camp Trek is safe for anyone, Women, Couples, or Solo Travelers. Friendly peoples, helpful trekkers, and properly guided routes, all make EBC safe trekking. During the Trekking season, there will be lots of trekkers on the route, but yeah, among them many will be women and solo/couple travelers.
