Everest Base Camp Trekking 14 days

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Everest Base Camp Trekking - 14 Days

Highlights

Trip Grade
Moderate To Fairly Hard, 5550 m
Accommodation
Hotel/ Guest House
Transportation
Domestic Flight
Best Season
March-May, Oct - November
  • View the best seen to Mt. Everest from Kalapatter
  • Explore the high mountain people and life.
  • Meet the Sherpa Mt. Everest summiteer.
  • Explore Mountain Buddhism in Nepal
  • Inspire yourself seeing giant Himalaya.

Everest Base Camp Trekking Overview

Everest Base Camp Trekking is an adventure of lifetime to see the pristine Himalayan peaks including Mt. Everest.  Including the top of the world, snow leopard (Everest summiteer) Sherpa people and their culture, life hood and tradition are other interesting side of journey. The mountain Buddhism, the Mani wall (Prayer wheel) and prayer flags are flapping for a long time to your entry to this region with good health. Encounter of Mt. Everest Summiteer or caravan of expedition and chat to them while staying at guest house or along the way would be a lifetime memory. Heaving difficult life in this high mountain and still smiling people not only inspire you to do more hard work and be happy with what you have. You will even forget your hunger, tiredness and thrust. You would lost with nature while passing the caravan of yak with heavy load to Everest Base Camp, your porter willing to talk to you with smile the natural activities.

The last village of this 12 days’ Everest Base Camp Trekking is Gorekshep 5200m. You may feel difficulties of breathing, dizziness or some headache. That could be because of low level oxygen which is normal in high mountains. The following day, wake up early in the morning and hike to view point Kalapatter to see the sunrise from Himalaya and stunning view of Himalayan peaks. Take photos, see it, feel it, breathe it and back to your guest house for breakfast. After breakfast your trek will start to return.

Everest Base Camp Trekking can be combine with Rollawing valley trekking, Gokyo Chola Pass Trek, Island Peak Climbing .
Everest Base Camp Trek in Spring: This is the best time to trek to this region. The sky is clear and mountains have seen very clear. The temperature is not so cold and not so hot.  You could meet to the Everest and other high   mountain expedition group in this season and have a nice chat with them.
Everest Base Camp Trek in Autumn: This is also another great season to trek to Everest region. This season also has a clear sky, lovely weather, and clear mountain view.  There could have some expeditions passing towards Everest and other mountains in this season as well as.
Everest Base Camp Trek in winter: Trek to Khumvu in winter is considered a hard time. After snow fall the trail cold block and temperature could goes down bellow 25 or so. The icy trail could be slippery and difficult to walk. The weather could have misty or cloudy.
Everest Base Camp Trek in summer: Summer is a rainy season in Nepal. This could be a cloudy sky and difficult to fly to Lukla.  The benefit of this season trekking is to enjoy the Himalayan flower like blue puppy etc.

Day to Day Itinerary

Whats Included?

Accommodation
  • Two nights hotel in Kathmandu on BB basis.
  • Local guest house accommodations in trekking on twin sharing (bathroom outside)
Meals
  • All meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) whilst on the trek.
Transportation
  • Arrival, departure and all the land transfer as per itinerary.
Other
  • Applicable trekking fees (national park permit and TIMS).
  • Guide and Porters (one porter per two persons is provided to carry the clients personal effects)
  • Domestic flight to and from Lukla including guide.
  • Sleeping bag, duffle bag, trekking pole in trekking.
  • First aid medicinal kit bag with guide.
  • Insurance for the trekking staff. (insurance as per state law)
  • All the government tax and our (AATE) service charges.

Whats not Included?

Not Included
  • Personal trekking equipment
  • If any extra accommodation, meal and sightseeing in Katmandu than itinerary.
  • International flights and Nepal entry Visa.
  • Your travel insurance (for travel, cancellation, accident, health, emergency evacuation and loss of life, theft of or damage to personal effects).
  • Tips and gratuities (crew frequently receives some recognition for good service)
  • Costs arising from unforeseen events outside the control of AATE.
  • Personal expenses such as alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, mineral water, monuments entrance fees, postage, laundry, video, camera, phone, etc.
  • All other services not included in the “cost includes" section above.

Trip Reviews

5 - Excellent Based on 2 Review

Ken-Lee@Jiri-Everest-Base-CampIsland-Peak

Ken Lee
, 2012

very happy and satisfied

In short, I was very happy and satisfied with their friendly and professional service and support during my trip of Jiri to Everest Base Camp Trek and Island Peak Climbing. Since I have been dreaming about trekking and climbing in Nepal for many years. Finding the right people to help me turn my dream to reality was of utmost importance needless to say. So they were very responsive and efficient in terms of organizing and running the itinerary. And also very friendly and courteous.

Thank you all the staff @ AATE. For helping me live the dream for other trekking plans. I have in mind in the upcoming season. I will never hesitate to go with AATE again and definitely recommend them to my family and all other acquaintances who wish to trek in Nepal.

God Bless


, 2012
Debbie-and-Andrew@Everest-Base-Camp-Trek

Debbie & Andrew
,

An unforgettable journey through the Himalayas

“An unforgettable journey through the Himalayas!”

We heard about Shekhar and Alpine Asian Treks from a friend in South Africa that had a trek with them. Everything we heard was true. Shekhar was very organized, professional and helpful and make an extra effort to make us feel welcome and looked after. He took us out for dinner when we arrived. He also managed to get us onto a flight to Lukla when most flights were delayed with a huge backlog. We had a great city tour with a knowledgeable and friendly guide.

Our Everest base camp guide, Binod was also very friendly and helpful and went out of his was to make our trip comfortable and enjoyable (like hot showers!), singing to us, playing cards + organizing rooms + food etc. We will remember him fondly for many years.

Thank you for an unforgettable journey through the Himalayas that will be part of our souls forever


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