Everest Base Camp Trek

Everest base camp trek is ranked as one of the most popular and rewarding adventure trip in the world, being lap of world tallest peak and home of several famous mountains. Walking trail from beginning to end incorporate physically demanding, where you should usually walk 7- 8 hours and average 10 K.M per day . The final highest point is Kalapathar 5,555 m, trail involves uphill climbing from Gorakshep. However, the first day trail begins from Lukla 2800 m, we will start this trip following gradual ascend from side of Dudhkohsi river on unhurried pace. The route involves forward walk, steep ascend and descend through dense pine area. To have enjoyable walk maintain yourself fit and make further upcoming higher trek fine we take rest day at Namche and Dingbuche for acclimatization before we reach to Everest base camp 5363m.  During this whole trip you will be fully taken care, supported and looked after by our well trained experience guide, porters to make trip easy successful and achievement for lifetime memory.

Participant require to be physically fit positive attitude and obviously in good health but no matter if you are beginner or regular hikers. Once you sign up for this trek, we recommend you to do some regular exercise or jogging couple of months prior of the trip.  It is important that participants with pre-existing health check problems or conditions should make these known to us at the time of booking, where the medical and evacuation expenses are the responsibility of the participants.

Accommodation and Food 4 nights in 3 star hotel with Deluxe Bed and Breakfast in Kathmandu on twin sharing, 11 days standard twin sharing accommodation in the tea house (trekking guest house), where the facilities are basic standard with 3 meals daily, (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and hot drinks Tea/ Coffee).

Travel insurance

Sherpa Brothers Treks and Expedition Pvt. Ltd. take every care to make our treks safe and enjoyable. All our routes are scouted to ensure the trails are safe and the facilities along route are of an acceptable standard. In addition, we have vast experience of trekking at altitude and are trained to deal with Acute Altitude Sickness. However, due to terrain, weather and altitude, risk is not always predictable in the Himalaya. To ensure you have a worry free time with us, personal travel insurance is essential to cover the cost of unforeseen accident, illness or rescue. The costs involved can be large and personally overwhelming in the unlikely event of accident or injury.

Required gears check list for the trip Hiking gears

Day bag – 1

Dry Bag – 1

Walking pole – 1 ( if necessary)

Water bottle or camel bag – 1

Head light – 1

Knife / Multi tools – 1

Cloth and body wear

Down jacket – 1

Sleeping bag – 1

Light warm hiking trouser – 2

Warm liner – 2

Towel – 2

Warm and sun hats – 1/1

Fleece / jacket and pants – 1

Windproof jacket – 1

Long and half sleeve hiking shirt – 3

Buff for (neck and head) – 1

Walking boot – 1

Gloves / mittens – 2

Warm hiking socks (wool / synthetic) – 4

Gaiter – 1

Flip flap/ Sandal – 1

Sun protection, health hygiene and water

Sun cream – 1

Sun glass – 2

Sun hat – 1

Lip guard – 1

Tooth brush – 1

Face wash soap – 1

Sanitizer – 2

Prescription medicine, Water purifier tablet / lightweight filter Toilet paper Menstrual product

Personal belonging items

Passport cash Visa / credit card Cell phone Power bank backup and charger Camera / Gopro