Everest Base Camp Trek

Khumbu / Sagarmatha

Everest Base Camp Trek

Stand at the foot of the world

Duration

14 days

Max altitude

5,364m

Difficulty

Challenging

Group size

2–12

Overview

About this trek

The Everest Base Camp trek is the most iconic journey on earth. Over 14 days, you walk in the footsteps of Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary — through ancient Sherpa villages, past prayer-flag-draped ridgelines, and into the raw, thin air of the Khumbu. This is not merely a hike. It is a pilgrimage to the planet's highest point. You will wake before dawn to see Everest catch its first light, cross steel bridges swaying above glacial rivers, and share tea with monks in monasteries older than nations. At 5,364 metres, Base Camp is not a destination — it is a reckoning with your own limits, and the beginning of something permanent inside you.

Highlights
  • Stand at Everest Base Camp (5,364m)
  • Sunrise over Kala Patthar (5,545m)
  • Cross the famous Namche Bazaar market
  • Visit Tengboche Monastery — the highest in the world
  • Witness the Khumbu Icefall up close
  • Trek through Sagarmatha National Park
  • Spot Himalayan tahr, snow leopard tracks, and rare birds

Day by day

The 14-day itinerary

Welcome briefing, gear check, and overnight in Kathmandu. Evening orientation dinner with your guide team.

Altitude · 1,400m

Pricing

Choose your package

Budget

Essential experience, local teahouses, shared facilities.

$1,090per person
  • Licensed Sherpa guide
  • Basic teahouse accommodation
  • All meals on trail
  • All permits included
  • Porter (shared)
  • First aid kit
Book Budget

Recommended

Standard

Best value — the recommended choice.

$1,290per person
  • Senior licensed Sherpa guide
  • Better teahouse selection
  • All meals on trail
  • All permits included
  • Dedicated porter
  • First aid + oximeter
  • Sleeping bag rental
  • Kathmandu hotel (1 night)
Book Standard

Premium

Best available teahouses, priority guide, helicopter option.

$1,790per person
  • Head guide (Pasang Temba level)
  • Best teahouses at each stage
  • All meals on trail
  • All permits included
  • Dedicated porter
  • Full medical kit + oximeter
  • Sleeping bag + down jacket
  • Kathmandu hotel (2 nights)
  • Helicopter rebook option
  • Satellite communicator
Book Premium

What is included

Includes and excludes

Included

  • Airport transfers (arrival and departure)
  • TIMS card & Sagarmatha National Park permits
  • Teahouse accommodation (twin share throughout)
  • All meals on trail (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  • Experienced licensed Sherpa guide (1:6 ratio)
  • Porter service (1 porter per 2 trekkers)
  • Duffel bag & sleeping bag rental
  • First aid kit & pulse oximeter
  • Emergency evacuation insurance
  • Kathmandu hotel (1 night pre-trek)
  • Domestic flights Kathmandu–Lukla–Kathmandu

Not included

  • International flights
  • Nepal visa ($50 on arrival)
  • Personal travel insurance
  • Personal trekking gear and clothing
  • Tips for guide and porter
  • Hot showers, WiFi & device charging on trail
  • Alcoholic beverages and soft drinks
  • Extra nights in Kathmandu

Trekker voices

From the trail.

I have trekked on four continents. Nothing prepared me for Kala Patthar at dawn. Tenzin didn't just guide us — he translated the mountain. He knew every story, every peak name in three languages, every villager by name. When I was struggling at 5,000m, he simply walked beside me in silence until I found my breath again. That's not a service. That's a relationship.
Sarah Mitchell🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Everest Base Camp Trek · November 2024
The booking process was transparent — no hidden fees, no upselling. What was quoted was what I paid. The gear was quality. The food was fresh. And the guide — Pasang — is one of the most remarkable humans I've met. There are agencies that do Nepal treks for less. There are none that do it with this integrity.
Lisa Kowalski🇵🇱 Poland · Everest Base Camp Trek · May 2024