Everest Base Camp Trek – 14 Days

Our representatives will greet you in the traditional Nepali of putting Tika and Mala. From the airport, you will be transported to your hotel room.

You can take a shower and then relax for a few minutes. You can go to a different location in Kathmandu today. 

You can see the Thamel or Asan area, one of Nepal’s most popular tourist destinations and the most crowded. You may shop for a variety of garments and ani handicrafts here.

We will serve you a delicious welcome dinner in the evening. Following dinner, you will meet our guide, who will provide you with detailed Trek details.

On the second day of the trip, Everest Base Camp – 14 days, we will fly from Kathmandu to Lukla for the Everest Base Camp hike. And then, we will begin our trek to Phakding. The flight from Kathmandu to Lukla is short yet spectacular. The flight takes off with a breathtaking view of the Kathmandu valley. The sight of beautiful mountain ranges begins to appear as you travel east, which is eye-catching.

After some while, you arrive in Lukla. In Lukla, you will meet the team that will lead you to the base camp. With the guide, you can have talks regarding the journey.

We provide you with a knowledgeable guide and a capable porter for the journey ahead. So, without a doubt, get ready for the trip.

We travel to Phakding after spending some time in Lukla. The hike is straightforward and begins with a rugged descent. It leads to Cheplung and takes you to the Dudh Koshi river’s edge. You ascend to Phakding if you keep going.

The first few miles after leaving Phakding are full of ups and downs as you gain net height. The path’s final quarter, though, is where you’ll face the most difficult uphills and acquire the most significant elevation for the day.

The hike from Phakding to Namche Bazaar is quite strenuous because it requires ascending a considerable altitude. The Sagarmatha National Park check station is reached after traversing multiple suspension bridges. Our guides will assist you with obtaining permissions for the remainder of the expedition. The trail then descends to the Dudh Koshi River, which leads to Jorsale. The sight of Mt. Everest and Nuptse along the route inspires you to keep walking till you reach Namche Bazaar. The path’s surrounding splendour will truly astound you.

You should acclimate the next day after arriving in Namche. Acclimatization days are critical in mountaineering. Altitude sickness is a possibility because the trek is so high. Our bodies must adjust to the changing altitude and environment.

Namche Bazaar is a small village located in the Khumbu region’s slopes. It is the area’s principal trading centre.

Beyond Namche, there are no ATMs, restaurants, cafes, or other services. As a result, there are numerous activities to complete to acclimate to the altitude.

You may take a short hike around the area. The Sherpa Museum is a must-see. There are restaurants and bars to choose from for refreshments. Not only that, but you may like to see the dawn and sunset from the Khumbu peaks.

We will depart from Namche’s bazaar on the fifth day of the Everest Base Camp trek -14 days.

While climbing along the ridge, we descend to the Dudh Koshi River at Phunkithanka. After passing across the bridge, we take the steep road to Tengboche.

Along the way, there are several Buddha monuments to see. After a few hours of climbing, we arrive in Tengboche Village.

Buddhist Stupas and little Gompas will be visible. We’re passing through a thicket of Rhododendrons. As soon as you arrive in Tengboche, you can see the nearby monastery. The drive is stunning. The most important monastery in Tengboche is located in the Khumbu region.

On the Sixth day, we will trek from Tengboche to Dingboche. From Tengboche to Dingboche, the path is breathtaking. The course takes you through distant glaciers and snow-capped mountains. Ama Dablam’s summit is a thing of beauty to see.

You walk through a forest on your journey down to Deboche village after leaving the town. Along the journey, you’ll come across a stone-carved wall. After crossing a suspension bridge, you reach the other side of the valley after a quick climb. It is possible to see a close-up view of Ama Dablam. You reach Pangboche village after a continuous journey and hike uphill beyond Shomare settlement. As a result, you’ve arrived in Dingboche.

Today is the day for acclimatization. As previously said, your body must adjust to the changing altitude and atmosphere. As a result, altitude sickness is avoided. You do not, however, remain idle all day.

As a result, the hike to the summit aids in your preparation for the adventure ahead. The valley is divided in two by Nangkartsang. On one side, the Imja valley on the approach to Chukkung, and the other is Lobuche’s valley. It’s a steep ascent on the trail. The vistas of Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam, and other peaks are spectacular as you hike towards the mountain.

It’s time to resume your hike after spending two days in Dingboche. You will hike to Lobuche on the eighth day of your journey. For the first time on the trip, trekking to Lobuche will allow you to stroll on snowy paths.

As we begin our walk, the Himalayas are all around us. 

At first, the journey is difficult. As we approach Dusa, however, the valley narrows. After that, we follow the first completed Everest Expedition past the encampment. We’ll still be able to glimpse Mt Pumori as we continue walking till the path lowers and twists. Pumori Mountain offers breathtaking vistas. This segment of the trail crosses a river.

Continue hiking till you reach Lobuche. Lobuche is a tiny community that serves as the final halt for the night.

After leaving Lobuche town, the trail becomes a steady incline with fewer steep slopes. It is divided into two sections. One leads to Gorakshep village, the journey’s only village at the most significant elevation. The second path leads to Everest Base Camp, which is not far from Gorakshep.

You travel alongside the Khumbu glacier after leaving Lobuche. Along the journey, you can get a close look at Nuptse’s stunning scenery. Mt. Everest’s summit may be seen as you progress. You trek through Lobuche Pass to get to Gorakshep.

We’ll start heading towards Everest Base Camp from Gorakshep. We’ll reach the summit of the Khumbu glacier on the way up. The sheer number of groups present will astound you when you arrive at the base camp. 

After you’ve arrived, take a moment to appreciate the majesty of the Himalayas and be glad that you’ve been fortunate enough to be able to participate in this trek. After a short climb, we arrive at Everest Base Camp at 5364 meters. We will be able to see the magnificent Khumbu Icefall.

Today we will leave Gorak Shep and head towards the Kala Patthar. We’ll climb back to Gorak Shep for breakfast after spending some time at the viewpoint. We’ll have a break and then begin our journey to Pheriche, our day’s destination.

We will begin our trek from Pheriche on the eleventh day and head towards the Namche Bazar. Once again, we will get a chance to be at Namche Bazar before returning to Kathmandu. Our path takes us past rhododendron trees, over the Imja Khola bridge, and into the juniper forest. Pheasants, musk deer, mountain goats, and even snow leopards can be found in the high-altitude forests along the trail. You’ll pass by several prayer flags, chortens, the backside of Lhotse, and Mt. Everest on your way.

The return journey from Namche to Lukla takes about 6 hours.

We cross some high suspension bridges while keeping our leisurely rate walk; you may recall walking along the path a few days back. We’ll pass the Hillary Bridge and several more bridges decorated with Buddhist prayer flags as we go on.

We travel via several forest roads lined with rhododendron and pine trees that span vast swaths of land, taking in the last sights of the snowcapped peaks. When you get to Lukla, you stay in a modest lodge for the night and spend the rest of your time enjoying local cuisine. This is the point where the journey comes to a close.

The Everest region’s hike has come to an end. It’s time to tell your guides and porter farewell. It will be a trip return to Kathmandu, with the breathtaking beauty of peaks, lush green forest, rivers, terrain, and so on, as it was the last time.

After a 30-minute flight, you’ll reach Kathmandu, and then you’re transferred to the hotel. In the evening, you can roam around thamel and buy some gifts for your friends and family.

It’s your last day in Nepal today. It’s time to say our goodbyes. Our agents will drop you off at the airport when you finish packing, assist you with check-in, and bid you farewell. We wish you a wonderful time in Nepal.