| 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 |
| Service | Estimated Cost | Notes |
| 🚿 Hot Showers | $3 to $7 USD / shower | Gas or solar-powered; prices rise with altitude. |
| 🔌 Device Charging | $2 to $5 USD / device | Electricity is scarce up high; we recommend a 20K mAh power bank. |
| 🌐 Wi-Fi & Data | $5 to $7 USD | Provided via local Everest Link prepaid cards. |
1)Walk slowly, steadily, and maintain a rhythmic pace ("Bistari, Bistari").
2)Drink 3–4 liters of water daily to stay hydrated.
3)Strictly avoid alcohol and smoking at high altitudes.
What to Expect Today:
Welcome to the land of the Himalayas! Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, our representative will be waiting outside the terminal holding a Travers Nepal placard to give you a warm Nepalese welcome.
We will transfer you to your hotel in Thamel—the vibrant tourist hub of Kathmandu—where you can check in, freshen up, and relax after your flight. In the evening, we will gather for an important pre-trip briefing where we’ll review your trekking gear, discuss the itinerary, and answer any last-minute questions.
Afterward, we will head out for a delicious Welcome Dinner at a traditional Nepalese restaurant, featuring authentic local cuisine and a cultural dance performance to celebrate the start of your Everest adventure!
What to Expect Today:
After a hearty breakfast at your hotel, we embark on a captivating guided tour of the Kathmandu Valley—a vibrant open-air museum boasting seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Today, we will explore some of the most culturally significant landmarks that showcase the valley's magnificent architecture and deep-rooted spiritual traditions.
Our journey begins at Swayambhunath Stupa (The Monkey Temple), perched high on a hilltop offering a sweeping 360-degree view of the city. Next, we dive into the ancient royal history of Kathmandu Durbar Square, home to intricate wood-carved palaces and the sacred home of the Kumari (the Living Goddess).
In the afternoon, we visit Pashupatinath Temple, one of the most sacred Hindu shrines in the world, located on the banks of the holy Bagmati River. We conclude our day at the massive, peaceful dome of Boudhanath Stupa, the heart of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal, where you can join the locals walking clockwise around the stupa as the evening butter lamps begin to glow.
Flight Duration: 30–35 minutes (or 15–20 minutes from Ramechhap)
Trekking Time: 3 to 4 hours
Distance: 8 km/5 miles
What to Expect Today:
Today, your mountain adventure officially begins! After an early morning transfer to the domestic airport, you will board a thrilling, highly scenic flight to Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla—frequently described as one of the most spectacular aerial journeys in the world. As the plane flies parallel to the Himalayas, you'll be treated to stunning views of snow-capped peaks.Upon landing in Lukla, we will meet our local porters and trekking crew, organize our gear, and enjoy a quick cup of warm tea.From Lukla, we begin our trek by heading downhill toward the Dudh Koshi River valley. The trail is gentle, passing through beautiful Sherpa villages, stone-carved mani walls, prayer wheels, and lush pine forests. We will cross several suspension bridges before reaching the peaceful village of Phakding, where we will enjoy a hot lunch and spend our first night in a traditional mountain tea house.
⚠️ Important Seasonal Flight Note:
During the peak trekking seasons (Spring: March–May & Autumn: September–November), all commercial flights to Lukla may be rerouted to operate out of Manthali Airport in Ramechhap instead of Kathmandu due to air traffic. In this case, we will arrange a private night drive (approx. 4–5 hours) from Kathmandu to Ramechhap to catch your early morning flight.
Mountain View
I) Lukla- Nupla, II) Chhuplung- Phari, III) Thado Koshi- Khusim Kangaru
What to Expect Today:
Today is a thrilling and physically rewarding day as we climb into the heart of Sherpa culture. After breakfast, we follow the Dudh Koshi River, crossing several high suspension bridges. Along the way, we enter the official gates of Sagarmatha National Park at Monjo, where our trekking permits are registered.
After a scenic lunch in Jorsalle, we cross the iconic, towering Hillary Suspension Bridge draped in prayer flags. From here, the trail transitions into a steep, steady uphill climb through fragrant pine forests. Halfway up the climb, if the weather is clear, we will catch our very first, unforgettable glimpse of Mount Everest peeking through the trees.
The climb rewards you as you crest the ridge and enter Namche Bazaar—a spectacular amphitheater-shaped mountain town. Nestled in a horse-shoe hollow, Namche is filled with bustling cafes, bakeries, gear shops, and vibrant local markets.
Mountain View:
I) Bengkar - Thamserku II) Hillary Suspension Bridge - Khusum Kangaru, Tabhuche Peak
What to Expect Today:
Today is dedicated to acclimatization—allowing your body to naturally adapt to the thinner mountain air before pushing higher into the Himalayas. Following the vital mountaineering rule of "climb high, sleep low," we will take a scenic morning hike to help our bodies adjust.
We will hike up the steep ridge above Namche to the legendary Hotel Everest View, recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the highest-placed star hotel on Earth. Here, you can sit on the outdoor terrace, sip a warm cup of coffee, and gaze directly at the magnificent panoramic sweep of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and the beautiful Ama Dablam.
On our way back, we will explore the traditional Sherpa villages of Khunde and Khumjung, where we can visit the local monastery (famous for housing a scalp believed to belong to a Yeti) and see the historic school founded by Sir Edmund Hillary. We return to Namche for lunch and enjoy a free afternoon to relax, browse the local gear shops, or grab a pastry at one of the world's highest bakeries.
Mountain View:
I) Namche Bazaar - Kongde, II) Namche View point- Tabhuche Peak, Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Mt. Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kusum Kangaru. Basically you can see 360 D view.
What to Expect Today:
Today's trek offers some of the most breathtaking views of the entire journey. After breakfast, we walk along a spectacular, wide trail that clings to the side of the mountain. With a steep drop-off to our right, we enjoy uninterrupted, eye-level views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and the iconic, towering peak of Ama Dablam.
The trail descends gently to the riverbed at Phungi Thenga, a small riverside settlement where we will stop for a hot lunch.
After lunch, we cross the suspension bridge and begin a challenging, steep afternoon climb through rhododendron and pine forests. The climb is well rewarded as we reach Tengboche, home to the famous Tengboche Monastery—the largest and most important Buddhist monastery in the Khumbu region. Set against the backdrop of Ama Dablam, this sacred space offers a profound spiritual experience. Depending on our schedule, we may stay in Tengboche or continue slightly downhill for 15 minutes to the quieter, forest-sheltered village of Deboche for a peaceful night's rest.
Mountain View:
I) On the way to Kyanjuma - Tabhuche Peak, Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku and many others mountains.
What to Expect Today:
Today we cross a major geographical threshold: we leave the tree line behind and enter the high-altitude, semi-arid alpine zone. After breakfast, we walk through a lovely rhododendron forest to the suspension bridge over the Imja Khola, passing the ancient mani walls of Pangboche.We stop in Pangboche—the highest year-round settlement in the valley—to enjoy a hot lunch while staring directly up at the soaring west face of Ama Dablam.In the afternoon, our trail ascends steadily, tracing the Imja Valley. The towering pine forests are replaced by low-lying shrubs, yellow grasses, and windswept plains. As we climb, the impressive peak of Island Peak (6,189m) comes into view. By late afternoon, we reach the beautiful, stone-walled fields of Dingboche (often called the "Summer Valley"). Protected from the harsh mountain winds, this picturesque village will be our home for the next two nights.
Mountain View:
I) Deboche- Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam II) Pangboche - Tabuche Peak, Ama Dablam III) Dingboche- Lhotse, Chhukung Ri, Ama Dablam
Weather and Required Gear:
A) Until Lunch Break (Somare):
B) After Lunch Break (Somare to Dingboche):
What to Expect Today:
This is your second scheduled acclimatization day, and it is vital for your journey ahead to Lobuche and Everest Base Camp. To help your body adapt to the thinning air, we take an exhilarating acclimatization hike up Nagarjun Hill (also known as Nangkartshang Peak), situated directly above Dingboche.
The climb is steep and rocky, but you can go entirely at your own pace. As you gain elevation, the views open up spectacularly. From the ridge, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking 360-degree panorama of the Imja Valley. You will get to see the world’s fifth-highest mountain, Mt. Makalu (8,485 m), alongside Lhotse, Chalolatse, Tawache, and an incredible bird's-eye view of Island Peak.
After spending some time taking photos and letting our bodies adjust to the high altitude, we descend back to Dingboche for lunch. You have a free afternoon to rest, enjoy a hot drink at a local cafe, read a book, and let your muscles recover.
What to Expect Today:
Today's trek takes us to the very edge of the Khumbu Glacier, bringing us incredibly close to the highest peaks on Earth. After breakfast, we walk along a wide, gently rising trail across the windswept alpine flats, enjoying spectacular views of Mt. Pumori and Nuptse.
We reach the small settlement of Dughla (Thukla), where we stop for a quick, energizing lunch.
After lunch, we tackle the hardest part of the day: a steep, steady climb up the terminal moraine of the Khumbu Glacier (often called the Thukla Pass). At the top of the pass, we reach the Everest Memorial—a solemn, deeply moving plateau filled with stone chortens and prayer flags dedicated to the brave climbers and Sherpas who lost their lives on Mt. Everest (including legendary climber Scott Fischer). After a moment of quiet reflection, we continue on a gentle, rocky incline alongside the lateral moraine of the glacier until we reach the high-altitude outpost of Lobuche, surrounded by towering ice giants.
What to Expect Today:
Today is the big day! We wake up early, excited for the journey to the ultimate destination of our trek. The first half of our hike takes us along the rocky, undulating moraine of the Khumbu Glacier to Gorak Shep, the highest permanent settlement on our route. We will check into our lodge, have a quick and energizing lunch, and leave our heavy duffel bags behind. Carrying only our light daypacks, we begin the historic, emotional trek to Everest Base Camp. The trail weaves through rocky dunes, glacial debris, and active moraines. As we draw closer, the iconic yellow tents of expedition groups begin to appear against the massive, tumbling blocks of the Khumbu Icefall. Standing at 5,364m, you will celebrate this incredible milestone with your fellow trekkers, take unforgettable photos, and soak in the raw power of the surrounding peaks like Nuptse, Pumori, and Lola. After capturing these lifelong memories, we trek back across the glacier to Gorak Shep for a celebratory dinner and a well-deserved night's rest.
What to Expect Today:
Today is a long but incredibly satisfying day of trekking. After a warm breakfast in Pheriche, we begin our descent back down the valley. As we lose altitude, you will notice the air getting thicker, making breathing and walking feel delightfully effortless compared to the last few days.
We cross the Imja River and climb slightly to walk through the traditional villages of Pangboche and Tengboche. We will stop for a hot lunch along the trail, surrounded once again by the beautiful greenery of the pine and rhododendron forests.
After lunch, we make our way down to the riverbed at Phungi Thenga and tackle the final, gradual climb back up the ridge. By late afternoon, we walk back into Namche Bazaar. Returning to Namche feels like returning to civilization! You will have the evening free to celebrate your successful trek with a hot shower, a freshly brewed espresso at a local bakery, or a well-deserved drink at a cozy local pub.
What to Expect Today:
Today marks the final leg of your trekking journey! After breakfast in Namche, we begin a steep descent back down the ridge to the roaring Dudh Koshi River. We cross the iconic Hillary Suspension Bridge one last time and walk through the lush pine forests, passing the official exit gates of Sagarmatha National Park at Monjo.
We stop for a relaxing, celebratory lunch in the village of Phakding, sharing stories of our climb with fellow trekkers heading up the trail.
The afternoon walk is a gradual, steady climb through beautiful Sherpa villages, past carved mani walls and prayer flags, leading us back up to Lukla. Walking back into Lukla brings a wonderful sense of achievement—you have officially completed the Everest Base Camp loop! In the evening, we will gather for a special final dinner with our guides and porters to thank them for their incredible support, toast to our successful journey, and celebrate a lifetime of memories.
🎉 Trek Completed!
You have successfully trekked over 130km/80miles through the heart of the Himalayas, reaching the base of the world's highest peak and returning safely. Time to celebrate!
What to Expect Today:
Today, we wave goodbye to the Everest region. After an early breakfast at your lodge, we make the short walk to Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla. We board our morning flight, enjoying one last spectacular aerial view of the deep valleys and towering Himalayan peaks that have been your home for the past two weeks.
Upon landing, we will transfer you back to your hotel in Kathmandu.
You have the rest of the day completely free to relax, enjoy a long hot shower, and ease your trekking muscles. It’s the perfect time to head back out into the lively streets of Thamel for some souvenir shopping, visit any cafes you missed, or simply celebrate your incredible achievement with a cold local beer.
⚠️ Important Seasonal Flight Note:
During peak trekking seasons (Spring: March–May & Autumn: September–November), flights from Lukla are diverted to Ramechhap (Manthali Airport) to avoid Kathmandu airspace traffic. If your trek falls during these months, you will fly from Lukla to Ramechhap (approx. 20 minutes) and we will drive you back to Kathmandu via a private vehicle (approx. 4 to 5 hours).
What to Expect Today:
Your epic Himalayan adventure comes to an end today. After enjoying a final breakfast at your hotel, you can spend your remaining hours packing your bags, organizing your photos, or doing some last-minute souvenir shopping around Thamel.
Depending on your flight schedule, our representative will meet you at the hotel lobby and transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport via private vehicle. We will ensure you arrive at the terminal approximately 3 hours prior to your international flight.
As you board your flight, you will carry home incredible memories of standing at the foot of the world's highest peak, the legendary warmth of the Sherpa people, and the breathtaking beauty of Nepal. We wish you a safe journey home and hope to welcome you back for another mountain adventure soon!
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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.
| 🧥 Upper Body | 👖 Lower Body | 🥾 Footwear & Accessories |
• Moisture-wicking base layers • Thermal tops • Fleece jacket • Waterproof/windproof shell • Heavy Down Jacket (Rated to -15C) | • Trekking pants (convertible) • Thermal bottoms • Waterproof trousers • Comfortable lounge pants for teahouses | • Worn-in trekking boots • Camp shoes (sandals/sneakers) • Merino wool trekking socks (4 pairs) • UV-protection sunglasses • Micro spikes (for ice) |
| 🎒 Gear & Personal | 💊 Medical & Hygiene |
• 50L - 60L Duffel bag (carried by porter) • 30L Daypack (carried by you) • Sleeping bag (Rated to $-15C) • Headlamp with extra batteries • $20,000 mAh+ Power bank | • Personal prescriptions • Water purification tablets/filters • High SPF Sunscreen & Lip balm • Biodegradable wet wipes & hand sanitizer • Blister tape/moleskin |
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
The standard Everest Base Camp Trek usually takes 12 to 14 days, depending on the itinerary, acclimatization days, and travel arrangements. This package is designed as a 14-day trek for better safety and comfort.
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.
