Ditch the noisy city and get lost in the peace of the mountains with the World Alpine Trek. Bound by the incredible mountains, hosted by great Sherpas, our 13 days Everest Base Camp Short Trek is the world’s most beautiful destination to be explored. Taking in the essence of cool breeze, roaring rivers, and breathtaking mountain backdrop, every part of this journey is simply stunning. All along, trekking to Everest Base Camp is not only about discovering the greatest gifts of mother nature but also getting acquainted with cultures that preserve it.
Each day of the trek gets interesting as you pass through little Sherpa parishes witnessing meaningful chortens and gumbas that reflect their cultural heritage. Not to forget, the long suspension iron bridges hanging in the air give you the ultimate thrill of walking on the rugged Himalayan trails of Nepal. Overall, it is a lifetime journey bringing the greatness of natural and cultural heritage for the pleasure of nature admirers.
Exciting features of the Everest Base Camp Short Trek
A journey to Everest Base Camp is one of the most splendid experiences that one can take on. Starting with a 20 min seat-grabbing flight to Lukla airport at 2800 meters, also known as a world-dangerous airport, you begin your crucial yet extremely exciting walking journey to EBC. Going up and downhill from Lukla, you follow the trail to a beautiful town called Phakding, where you get to taste the amazing culture of the Sherpa people. Continuing the walk from Phakding, next on the journey is the bustling town of Namche, also primarily known as the gateway to Everest. Namche similarly is also famous for bewitching its visitors with its amazing vibe and surreal backdrop. We spend two days in Namche for acclimatization, and trekkers are welcome to explore the town and its iconic places on the second day. The trail climbs out of Namche and takes on to the magnificent Tengboche monastery.
The journey then follows the trail to Dingboche, from where breathtaking sights of Lhotse and Nuptse are visible. This is the second spot for acclimatization on this trek. Trekkers may roam around the village, exploring its alleyways and inspecting the long chain of beguiling stone mani walls. From here onwards, you are getting close to your destination, and you will know it as the mountain seems closer than ever. Tailing the rugged path from Lobuche, you hike to Everest Base Camp and witness the incredible sights of the Everest range all at once. The view becomes even more enthralling as you hike to Kala Patthar and glimpse the spectacular Mt. Everest and its neighboring peaks. After admiring the majestic scenery, we descend to Pheriche, Namche Bazaar, and then to Lukla, from where we take our return flight to Kathmandu.
The first day marks your arrival day in Kathmandu. Clear all the visa requirements and customs clearance, if any, at the arrival section of the airport. As you come out, you will find a representative from World Alpine Treks waiting for you holding a board with your name. You will then be transferred to your hotel in Kathmandu. The representative will shortly inform you about the plans ahead.
On the second day, you will be headed to the domestic terminal of Tribhuwan Airport for a flight to Lukla. The flight to Lukla in itself is an enriching experience where you will be able to enjoy some beautiful views of the mountains. As you land in Lukla, you will meet our other crew members at the airport. From Lukla, we walk down the trail along with hotels and lodges to Dudhkoshi River. We cross a long suspension bridge over the river and follow a path that takes us to Phakding. We stay at Phakding for the night. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
We wake up early and enjoy our breakfast. Then we follow our trail that goes through an undulating path up and down via traditional villages, fields, and rhododendron forests. We gradually ascend and enter Sagarmatha National Park with magnificent views of Mt. Thamserku on sight. We pass villages like Jorsale and Monjo on the way to Namche. Namche Bazaar is an old but lively Sherpa village. It is a gateway to all the trekking routes that go to the Everest region. There are many vibrant shops, cyber cafes, restaurants, hotels, and lodges at this time. Namche Bazaar never rests. It always gets a lot of visitors and is always crowded. We stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Namche for the night. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
As we ascend, our trail traverses through the forests of rhododendron with brilliant views of Mt. Everest, Mt. Amadablam, and Mt. Lhotse on sight. After a while, the trail descends to the Dudh Koshi River at Phungi Thanga. From here, the trail further ascends through the forests of pine and rhododendron to Tengboche. Tengboche is accessible from the Tengboche monastery and has astonishing views of Mt. Ama Dablam along with other peaks in the region. Tengboche monastery is considered as the largest monastery in the region. Today, we stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Tengboche for the night. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
We leave Tengboche and start climbing up the trail for around six hours to Dingboche. As we ascend, we can notice the change in vegetation. We can find ourselves moving above the tree line with pastures and meadows along the way. On the way, we can see small fields enclosed by stone walls to protect crops from cold winds. As we open up to the meadows of Dingboche, we will find ourselves in a spectacular location with beautiful views of Lhotse and Nuptse Ridge on sight. If the weather is favorable, one can relish the fantastic views of the sunset over the Ama Dalam Himal in the Everest region. Tonight, we stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Dingboche. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
We spend another day in Dingboche. This day in Dingboche is a part of acclimatization. As we have already gained enough height, acclimatization is a necessity. Therefore, we enjoy our day in Dingboche today. After breakfast in the guesthouse, we hike up to Nagerjun for close-up views of mountains in the Everest region. We will be blessed with amazing views of Mt. Makalu, Mt. Ama Dalam, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, and many more. After enjoying the spectacles of the mountains from Nagerjun, we walk back to the guesthouse in Dingboche for the night. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
Leaving Dingboche, the trail climbs up a ridge with some magnificent views of Taboche Peak and Cholatse. Further, the trail continues through yak pastures until we cross a wooden bridge over a stream to Duglha. From Duglha, we ascend for an hour along a steep route above the moraine of Khumbu glacier. From here, we climb the valley to Lobuche, enjoying the views of Khumbutse, Pumori, and Lingtren. Mt. Everest becomes invisible as it is hidden behind the towering peaks of Lhotse and Nuptse. On reaching Lhotse, we stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Lobuche. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
Today is one of the most rewarding days of our journey. Our week-long hard work is going to pay off as we will be stepping into the Everest Base Camp – the dream of every single travel lover. From Lobuche, we follow a rocky path to the last village of the trail – Gorekshep. From Gorekshep, we continue towards the world’s highest base camp i.e. Everest Base Camp through the Khumbu glacier. It is considered one of the most dangerous sections of Everest Base Camp Trek. As we reach the base camp, we will be showered with some mesmerizing views of glaciers, lakes, caves, and icefalls. Though the views of Mt. Lhotse and Mt. Nuptse are quite clear, Mt. Everest hides back behind the shades of Lhotse and Nuptse. After spending some time in base camp, we return back to Gorekshep via the same route. Tonight, we stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Gorekshep. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
Today, we woke up a little early to catch the sunrise views from Kalapatthar. We hike up for around two to three hours from Gorekshep to Kalapatthar. As we ascend up, we get the first glimpse of the mighty Mt. Everest along with the other peaks like Mt. Pumori, Mt. Lingtren, Mt. Khumbutse, Mt. Changtse, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Ama Dablam, etc. The golden rays of sunrise glittering over the snow-clad mountains in the region look amazing. After having this amazing view from Kalapatthar, we retrace our steps back to Pheriche. Tonight, we stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Pheriche. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
Today, we descend down to Namche Bazaar via the same path that we had taken earlier. We descend down through the same path to Namche Bazaar. Tonight, we stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Namche. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
We further descend down to Lukla via Phakding. We stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Lukla for the night. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
We take a return flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel room in Kathmandu. You can relax in your room for the rest of the day. (Inclusive of Breakfast).
Before a few hours of your scheduled flight, you will be transferred to the international terminal of Tribhuwan International Airport. (Inclusive of Breakfast).
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How to Get a Tourist Visa on Arrival in Nepal?
How do you obtain a tourist visa on arrival? We'll provide you with all the information to obtain a tourist visa for Nepal.
The first step in obtaining a tourist visa for Nepal is finding out what kind of visa you need to travel in Nepal. Nepal offers several types of tourist visas:
The following documents are required to obtain a Nepalese tourist visa:
The fees for the Nepalese tourist visa in Nepal vary depending on the length of stay and the type of visa. As of 2023, the fees are as follows:
While EBC Short Trek offers year-round trekking opportunities, two seasons are the best for most trekkers. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) provide the most favorable weather conditions and picturesque vistas. During these peak seasons, Everest base camp welcomes many travelers seeking thrilling adventures.
Considered the best trekking season in Nepal, autumn brings clear skies, moderate days, and fantastic trekking conditions. The post-monsoon period clears the atmosphere of dust and pollution, offering crystal-clear views and stunning panoramas of the Himalayan mountains.
Pros for Trek in Autumn :
Spring is a captivating time to EBC trek in Nepal, offering warmer temperatures, blossoming flora, and pleasant days. The early spring may be a bit chilly in the low-elevation regions (800-2,000m), but areas like lower Everest provide a delightful experience. As spring advances, regions above 4,000m have moderate temperatures, creating sunny, clear, and warm trekking conditions.
Cons for Trek in Spring
Winter trekking in Everest base camp requires careful planning and preparation due to the cold temperatures. High-altitude regions are generally too cold for trekking, but popular places of the Everest region offer fewer crowds during this time.
Cons for Trek in Winter
Summer brings the monsoon rains to Nepal from late May to mid-September, making trekking during this period challenging. High temperatures, heavy rainfall, and muddy trails characterize this season. However, the Nepalese Himalayas, especially the Everest view trek, offer a fantastic trekking experience during this time as they remain protected from the monsoon.
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Note: Always check the weather forecasts, trail conditions, and travel advisories before planning your trek. Each season has unique charm and challenges, so be well-prepared and choose the one that best aligns with your preferences and abilities. |
Trekking in Everest Base Camp can be challenging, but the rewards are well worth it. You may encounter some difficulties during the trek:
| Note: Despite these difficulties, the Everest base camp short trek is a unique and unforgettable experience. Proper planning, preparation, and a positive attitude can help to minimize these difficulties. |
Altitude sickness is common among people who hike quickly to high altitudes above 2,400 meters (8,000 feet). It affects people who ascend too quickly without acclimatizing their bodies enough to adjust to the lower air pressure and thinner air. Altitude sickness can be mild, causing headaches and dizziness, or severe, leading to life-threatening conditions such as high altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE) and high altitude cerebral edema (HACE).
The following factors can be the causes of developing altitude sickness:
Altitude sickness can cause a range of symptoms. The symptoms usually appear within a few hours to a few days of hiking at high altitudes. There are some symptoms of altitude sickness:
Prevention of Altitude Sickness
The best way to prevent altitude sickness is to ascend gradually, acclimatize, stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, eat a high-carbohydrate diet, and consider medication under the guidance of a doctor.
The treatment for altitude sickness depends on the severity of the symptoms.
Mild cases of Altitude Sickness
You can often treat mild cases of altitude sickness with rest, hydration, and over-the-counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen. It is essential to avoid further ascent until symptoms improve.
Cases of HAPE and HACE
In such cases, starting immediate medical attention, including oxygen therapy, medications such as dexamethasone or acetazolamide, and descent to a lower altitude is essential. In several cases, it can quickly become life-threatening.
It is always recommended to purchase comprehensive travel insurance before trekking in the Everest base camp. It will cover unexpected expenses such as medical treatment, evacuation, trip cancellation, lost or stolen gear, etc.
Some of the things to look for in trekking insurance are:
| Note: Buying around for insurance, comparing policies and their coverage, and purchasing insurance from a reputable provider are recommended. Before purchasing insurance, it's advisable to read the policy carefully and understand the terms and conditions of your policies with their exclusions and limitations. |
Foods and water on the EBC Short Trek
Nepali cuisine is simple yet delicious. The food options available on the trail will mostly be local Nepali dishes. When embarking on the EBC trek in Nepal, it's essential to remember that you will be trekking at elevations around the world's highest peaks. It means your body will need enough carbohydrates, protein, and nutrition to sustain the strenuous journey. Some of the popular dishes that you'll find on the trail include
Breakfast in EBC Trek:
Lunch and Dinner in EBC Trek:
Water Options on the Trail
Water is critical when EBC treks in Nepal. Be sure to treat water before drinking. Here is how to drink clean on the trail:
Tap Water
It's unsafe to drink tap water in Nepal. It's essential to treat tap water before drinking it. You can treat tap water by boiling it or using water purification tablets.
Bottled Water
Bottled water is available to buy in most tea houses on the trail. It's not an environmentally friendly option as most plastic bottles end up in landfills. So, If you choose to buy it, dispose of it properly.
Water Purification Systems
Water purification systems such as Steripen and LifeStraw are excellent options for trekkers. They are easy to use and can purify water from any source.
Hydration Tips,
Staying hydrated is crucial while trekking in EBC, Nepal. Here are some hydration tips to keep in mind:
A wide range of hotel and resort options is available to Nepal travelers planning to go on the Everest base camp trek. Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly tourist standard hotel or a luxurious 5-star hotel, you can choose the right one. If you're on a tight budget, traveler hostels are also an option, with prices ranging from USD 7 to USD 10 per night.
Major cities of Nepal offer 5-star hotels with world-class hospitality, while some remote locations in the Himalayas offer luxurious stays. The price for a tourist standard three-star hotel can cost from USD 50 and above. Meanwhile, decent hotel rooms can be found for USD 25 and above in the popular cities in Nepal.
Accommodation on the trekking trail varies depending on the region and trekking trail. The Everest regions have a wide range of lodges and teahouses. The route offers luxury to budget-friendly lodges with modern facilities and services.
Luxury accommodations are also available in Lukla, Phakding, and Namche for the Everest base camp short trek. Yeti Mountain Home or similar hotel provides world-class hospitality in the Everest region.
Moreover, the lodges or tea houses along the trekking trail in the Himalayas offer twin shared rooms with an attached or common washroom. The rooms are usually small with minimal furnishings, and as altitude increases, the accommodations become essential.
Are you planning on a short trek to EBC and wondering about the availability of Wi-Fi, mobile network, and electricity along the way? Here, we provide a comprehensive guide to help you stay connected and powered up throughout your journey.
Many parts of the EBC short trek are remote and have rugged terrain that is not easily accessible. Hence, only expect to find Wi-Fi connectivity everywhere along the way. However, with the growing popularity of the trek, many tea houses and lodges have started providing Wi-Fi access for their guests. You can expect Wi-Fi at most tea houses and lodges in popular areas, such as Lukla, Phakding, Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, and Gorak Shep.
Like Wi-Fi availability, mobile network coverage along the EBC trekking trail is limited. Major mobile network providers such as Ncell and Nepal Telecom have installed base stations in some areas along the trek. However, you may experience poor or no network coverage in remote areas. It is recommended to carry a satellite phone for emergencies.
The EBC trekking route in Nepal is in a partially developed area, so electricity availability is limited. Most tea houses and lodges generate electricity using solar panels or hydroelectric power. You can expect to find electricity for charging your devices and other essentials in most tea houses and lodges along the trek. However, be prepared for power outages, especially in adverse weather conditions.
# Tips for Staying Connected and Powered Up on the Trails:
GENERAL ITEMS
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When you trek to the Everest base camp, it's essential to understand the local currency (the Nepalese Rupee - NPR). The Nepalese Rupee is the best way to exchange money for your trek. Here is the best way to exchange money in Nepal:
ATMs
ATMs are popular options for obtaining Nepalese rupees. For the Everest base camp short trek, they are available in major cities such as Kathmandu and Namche Bazaar. However, it's crucial to note that some ATMs may have lower withdrawal limits or charge higher transaction fees. So checking with your bank before using any ATM is essential.
Currency Exchange
Currency exchange services are available in most cities and tourist areas. However, exchanging money at authorized exchange counters or banks is crucial to avoid counterfeit currency. It's also essential to compare exchange rates to get the best deal.
Credit Cards
Credit cards are widely accepted in major cities and tourist areas. However, it's essential to note that some places may charge additional fees for credit card transactions, so it's crucial to check beforehand.
Traveler's Checks
Traveler's checks were more widely accepted than before, but they are still a reliable option for obtaining Nepalese rupees. However, it's crucial to note that some banks may charge a commission fee for cashing traveler's checks.
Currency Exchange Rates
The currency exchange rates in Nepal can vary depending on the exchange service and the location. Checking the exchange rate before making transactions is essential to get the best deal.
Tips for exchanging money in Nepal -
Here are some tips to help you exchange money in Nepal:
Weather, Climates for Short Everest Base Camp Trek
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WEATHER & CLIMATES |
AUTUMN SEASON (Sept - Nov) |
WINTER SEASON (Dec - Feb) |
SPRING SEASON (March-May) |
MONSOON SEASON (June - Aug) |
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MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE |
17°C | - 4°C | 15°C | 17°C |
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MINIMUM TEMPERATURE |
-8°C | -20°C | -1°C | 4°C |
| WIND SPEED | 21 KM/H | 7.8 KM/H | 11KM/H | 10KM/H |
| PRECIPITATION PER MONTH | 4 MM/ Month | 4.5 MM/ Month | 7 MM / Month | 170 MM/ Month |
| SUNSHINE PER DAY | 9 Hours / Day | 8 Hours / Day | 9 Hours / Day | 7 Hours / Day |
The Everest Base Camp Short Trek typically takes around 9-14 days to complete.
Autumn (Sept - Nov) and Springs (March-May) is the best time to go on a trek to Everest base camp.
The maximum altitude reached during the Everest Base Camp Short Trek is approximately (5,540m/18176 ft) at Kalapather.
While prior trekking experience is helpful, but it is not mandatory for the Everest Base Camp Short Trek. A reasonable level of fitness and determination is sufficient.
Yes, you will need permits for the Everest Base Camp Short Trek, including the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit, Trekkers Information Management System(TIMS), and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit.
Teahouses along the route provide basic yet comfortable accommodation, with shared rooms and facilities such as beds, blankets, and common dining areas.
Meals during the Everest Base Camp Short Trek typically include a variety of local and international dishes, such as dal bhat, noodles, soups, and tea.
Yes, teahouses along the trekking route offer vegetarian and vegan meal options, as well as options for those with dietary restrictions or allergies. It is recommended to inform your guide in advance.
Essential items to pack include sturdy trekking boots, warm clothing layers, a waterproof jacket, a hat, gloves, sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, a camera, and personal toiletries.
Yes, there is mobile network coverage along most parts of the Everest Base Camp Short Trek. However, the signal may be intermittent or weak in some remote areas.
Altitude sickness is a concern during the Everest Base Camp Short Trek. Proper acclimatization, staying hydrated, and following your guide's instructions are essential to minimize the risk.
ATM facilities are limited during the trek, and it is recommended to carry enough cash (Nepalese Rupees) to cover your expenses throughout the journey.
Yes, having travel insurance that covers trekking activities and emergency medical evacuation is highly recommended for the Everest Base Camp Short Trek.
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Excellent trip to ABC & EBC with a professional Guide
A very special thanks to my really good guide, Deepak. I don't think I can find a better one. I traveled solo and he was always there advising me on things to buy, also taking good care of me and answering all my queries during my trek. When I had blisters and walked with so much pain, he always made jokes to make me feel better. Would definitely choose Alpine Treks because of Deepak on all my future Nepal trips as my trip was a success! The Alpine Treks team is amazing and everyone showed more care than interest in money which I found truly amazing. They always prioritized my safety, and food and made sure I was always contented with everything. They definitely give very good service. Deepak personally sent and fetched me from the airport and they always had lovely greetings and farewells.
My trip went very well because I made the decision to go with World Alpine Treks. It's really important to find the right trekking company and I especially recommend them as they were more interested in my well-being and to enjoy my stay in Nepal more than anything else. There was full transparency from the start to the end & Deepak always answered every query I had even before my arrival in Nepal. World Alpine Treks is a trustable, honorable company and I would recommend it to all. Have been on a hiking trip to EBC, ABC & Annapurna Circuit with them.
Deepak is a Good Guide
I have been to EBC and had Deepak as my guide. He is very professional, warm, and cute. He took care of our group and help us immediately with whatever we needed. During the 13 days, he gave us a lot of good suggestions to make the trip safer. I trust him and enjoy my time in Nepal very much. If you are going to Nepal for trekking, EBC is a good choice and Deepak is a good guide to consider.
我曾經去尼泊爾的EBC健行，並且認識了高山嚮導Deepak。他非常的專業、溫暖，而且很可愛。在10幾天的旅行中，他給了我們很多的建議，讓旅程更為安全。是一個值得信任的嚮導。
Everest Base Camp Trek Experience !!
The Everest Base Camp Trek with Deepak as a guide was probably the best experience of my life. It’s important to have someone taking care of you and looking up to your well-being, safety, and comfort while you are facing an experience as challenging. Deepak took care of booking the best and most comfortable accommodations all along the way, ordering our food, getting all the tickets (plane, national park, etc) since they were included in the price, and helped us manage the high properly (we had NO issues at all under his watch) and most importantly was super involved in making our experience perfect. We become friends with both Guide and Sherpa along the way.
I wouldn’t have imagined how amazing this experience would be. I am forever grateful to Deepak and his company, who also took care of helping us get last-minute clothes since our bags were delayed 12 days (this was completely out of their scope of work, and they did it only out of kindness and devotion to their job). I would definitely recommend anyone who makes this experience with World Alpine Treks, a great and very professional company, and most important, owned by great people.
Unforgettable Experience of Everest Base Camp!!
The best Everest trekking guide! Deepak is genuinely exceptional. From the moment we embarked on our journey, his expertise, and passion for the mountains were evident. His extensive knowledge of the Everest region, coupled with his impeccable communication skills, made our trek an unforgettable experience. Deepak's patience and understanding were remarkable, as he catered to each group member's needs and pace, ensuring that everyone felt comfortable and safe throughout the entire trek. Not only did he provide valuable insights into the local culture and surroundings, but his infectious smile and positive energy lifted our spirits even during challenging moments.
If you're planning an Everest base camp trek, I can't emphasize enough how invaluable Deepak's guidance and companionship are. He goes above and beyond to ensure an incredible adventure, and I wholeheartedly recommend him as the ultimate Everest trekking guide.
