USD 3650 Per Person
- TRIP DURATION
- 14 Days
- MAX. ALTITUDE
- Kala Patthar (5644 m)
- TRIP GRADE
- Moderate
- LODGING
- Tea House
- BEST SEASON
- Autumn and Spring
- MEALS
- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
- COMMUNICATION
- Wi-Fi/ Local SIM Card
- PER DAY WALK
- 7 to 8 Hours
Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek, 14 Days
Want to experience one of the most luxurious treks in the Everest region? You are invited to share the excitement of the classic Everest Base Camp Trek with the luxurious settings.
Imagine yourself navigating in the Himalayas with your friends, all caught up in the crisp smell of the mountain breeze. Eventually, the day would be over, and you would get a chance to stay in one of the best lodges, where you could relax in a warm and comfortable bed and hot shower.
Further, the meals in the lodges are prepared by the amazingly talented chefs. They are dedicated to serving you with the foods that you will love to overcome all the exhaustion of the day’s physical activities.
In addition, during the trek, you will be spending the days in high-class guest houses right next to the mountains, with a beautiful view.
Furthermore, the Sherpas will relieve you of the burden of carrying heavy loads by carrying them for you. You will be able to get a clear and awe-inspiring view of the beauty of the Everest region.
Moreover, this luxury trek to Everest Base Camp is meant for adventure and loveliness, and you are not allowed to leave without wondering at the memory of this experience.
So, why wait? With our company, “Himalayan Masters”, you can have a unique trip to the very top of the planet and enjoy various cultural attractions.
Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek Overview
The Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek is a unique way of witnessing the magnificence of Everest with the comfort of luxurious accommodations and personalized services. This luxurious trek, with Himalayan Masters, lasts for 12 days of trekking, 2 days in Kathmandu, and a final departure day.
The major highlight of the Luxury Trek is reaching Kala Patthar (5550 m/18,209 ft). Thus, you will be hiking early in the morning to witness an awe-inspiring sunrise view, along with the view of the mighty Mount Everest. It is also the highest point of our trek.
During this trip, you will be staying in a comfortable 5-star hotel in Kathmandu while in warm and cozy lodges and teahouses.
Though the trek is categorized as moderate, for those with weak physical conditions or any health issues, it could be difficult. However, our Himalayan Masters team and your guide are prepared to do everything possible to make your journey successful and memorable.
Also, it is essential to obtain a few permits, such as the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit and the Sagarmatha National Paek Permit. Once you are all set, get ready for the most stunning journey in the Himalayas.
For the best trekking experience, we suggest trekking during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these seasons, the weather is stable, clear, and best suited for trekking.
Highlights of the Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek
- Enjoy stunning views of the Everest region.
- Take a thrilling flight from Kathmandu to Lukla.
- Explore the Namche Bazaar, a trade hub.
- Have an amazing view of the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest.
- Stay in top-notch luxurious guesthouses and 5-star hotels.
- Experience safe, clean, and comfortable accommodations, including massages and delicious meals.
- Explore the lifestyle and culture of the Sherpa community.
- Explore the rich biodiversity of the Sagarmatha National Park.
- Get a chance to explore Kathmandu Valley.
- Visit several UNESCO World Heritage sites in Kathmandu.
EBC Trek vs EBC Luxury Trek
A detailed comparison between traditional trek and Luxury trek.
| Services | Normal Everest Base Camp trek | Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek |
| Accommodation | Basic lodges and teahouses | Luxurious guesthouses and 5-star hotels |
| Meals | Basic meals provided | Luxurious meals that the client wants to have |
| Tea | 3 cups a day | No limitation |
| Comfort | Basic services | Comfortable beds, hot showers, spa facilities, etc. |
| Wi-Fi, Battery charging, and Hot showers | Additional charges in the teahouses | Totally Free |
| Permits |
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| Extras | Limited services | Extras such as massages, special dinners, and more are included |
| Before the Trek | No sightseeing | Arrival and one-day sightseeing in Kathmandu |
| After the Trek | No trips after the trek | One day Kathmandu Sightseeing |
EBC Luxury Trek Accommodation and Meals
The EBC luxury trek offers luxurious accomodation with meals prepared by skilled chefs. You will stay in one of the most comfortable lodges, with attached bathrooms, hot showers, electric blankets, heated dining areas, and many more.
Likewise, the foods you eat are specially prepared by skilled chefs according to your order.
Accommodation and Meals in Kathmandu
The accommodation in Kathmandu is in a 5-star hotel. So, you are going to have a luxurious treatment and order whatever you would like to eat.
However, the trip package only includes 3 meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) and tea/coffee as much as you like. We recommend that you try Nepali dishes. You can also order food according to your special dietary requirements.
These hotel rooms are spacious with modern amenities, ensuring your comfort and relaxation.
Accommodation and Meals in the Himalayas Region
While you are on a trek, you will be staying in a luxury lodge and a good quality teahouse.
The lodges and teahouses are designed to provide warmth and comfort. The accommodations are placed in a beautiful setup, offering alluring views.
Also, the rooms are neat and warm, and the bathrooms are attached. The dining hall is heated with a central heating system, where you can enjoy a delicious meal, maybe Dal Bhat.
You can ask for any food that is available on the menu. Both local and international food options include Dal Bhat, Dhindo, pasta, pancakes, porridge, muesli, soups, etc.
However, at some locations, you might not get 5-star or lodge services, but they are good enough.
Benefits of Booking EBC Luxury Trek with Himalayan Masters
Booking the trek with Himalayan Masters has several benefits. Like:
- We provide sleeping beds that can withstand -25°C for the trek.
- We provide Himalayan Masters branded down jackets that can be used for temperatures around -25°C.
- A specially made duffle bag, which the porter carries for the trek, is available.
- Complementary souvenirs like company-branded caps, t-shirts, and water bottles from our side are available.
- The company provides water purification tablets required for the trek.
- Licensed, experienced guide for the trek.
- An experienced and strong porter for the trek is included in the package.
- We provide a certificate of proof after completing the trek.
- We make all the arrangements, such as permits, transportation, food, and accommodation.
- We also provide airport pick-up and drop-off.
A typical day on the Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek
A typical day on the Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek starts with a hearty breakfast at your comfortable accommodation, with a beautiful sunrise view of the mountains.
You’ll then begin your trek at a relaxed pace, taking breaks to enjoy the scenery and rest. Along the way, your guide will share his/her experiences and about the local culture and environment. Maybe the guide will teach you a popular Nepali song, “Resham Firiri”.
After a few hours of trekking, you’ll stop for a gourmet lunch at a scenic spot. In the afternoon, you’ll reach your next luxurious accommodation, where you can relax with a hot shower or spa treatment and stay overnight.
Likewise, you’ll have some time to explore the area or simply enjoy the serene surroundings.
In the evening, savour a delicious dinner, followed by a good night’s sleep in your cozy bed, ready to continue your adventure the next day.
What if Lukla flight is delayed or cancelled from Kathmandu?
In case the flights are not in operation or fully booked at Kathmandu Airport, we will need to wake up at around 4 am and drive to Ramechhap. Manthali, Ramechhap is around 5 hours ride from Kathmandu.
There, at Ramechhap Airport, we will catch a flight to Lukla. We will arrange all the transportation and flight schedules for you.
Also, if the flight is delayed or cancelled, we will postpone the trip for another day.
Elevation Gain During Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek
The 14-day Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek Itinerary Outline
| Day | Itinerary | Time | Accommodation | Meal | Sleep Altitude |
| 01 | Airport Pickup & Hotel Transfer | 30 min | 5-Star Hotel | Not Included | 1400 m |
| 02 | Full-Day Sightseeing in Kathmandu | 3-4 hrs | 5-Star Hotel | Breakfast | 1400 m |
| 03 | Fly to Lukla and trek to Phakding | 4.5 hrs | Luxury Lodge | Meal from Menu | 2618 m |
| 04 | Trek to Namche | 6-7 hrs | Luxury Lodge | Meal from Menu | 3440 m |
| 05 | Rest at Namche – Hike to Hotel Everest View | 3-4 hrs | Luxury Lodge | Meal from Menu | 3440 m |
| 06 | Trek to Deboche | 5-6 hrs | Luxury Lodge | Meal from Menu | 3820 m |
| 07 | Trek to Dingboche | 6-7 hrs | Luxury Lodge | Meal from Menu | 4410 m |
| 08 | Rest at Dingboche – Hike to Nagarjuna Hill Top | 4-5 hrs | Luxury Lodge | Meal from Menu | 4410 m |
| 09 | Trek to Lobuche | 6-7 hrs | Tea House | Meal from Menu | 4940 m |
| 10 | Trek to Gorakshep & Hike to Everest Base Camp | 9-10 hrs | Tea House | Meal from Menu | 5140 m |
| 11 | Trek to Kala Patthar and back to Pheriche | 8-9 hrs | Tea House | Meal from Menu | 4240 m |
| 12 | Trek back to Namche | 6-7 hrs | Luxury Lodge | Meal from Menu | 3440 m |
| 13 | Trek back to Lukla | 6-7 hrs | Luxury Lodge | Meal from Menu | 2840 m |
| 14 | Fly back to Kathmandu | 25 min | 5-Star Hotel | Breakfast | 1400 m |
ITINERARY
Day 01: Airport Pickup, Hotel Transfer and Trek Briefing
As soon as you land in Kathmandu, one of our team members will be there to pick you up right at the airport. So, you need to worry about how to reach your hotel.
Then, you will be escorted to your hotel in a private car. Upon reaching the hotel, you can relax a little bit or go sightseeing around your hotel.
We can meet in the evening for dinner, maybe at Dal Bhat, a famous Nepali cuisine. During the meal, our experienced guide will brief you all about the Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek.
Meal : Not Included
Accommodation : 5-star Hotel
Walking / Driving : 30 min driving in a private car (Airport to Hotel)
Day 02: Full-Day Sightseeing in Kathmandu
This is another exciting day before we start the trek. Before heading to the remote lands of the mountains, we will enjoy beautiful times in the vibrant city of Kathmandu.
After a delicious breakfast in the hotel, a representative from our company will be waiting for you at the lobby. Then, we will hop on a car and visit different locations to witness Kathmandu’s finest architecture.
We will be visiting places like Swoyambhunath and Pashupatinath in the morning. Then, in the daytime, we will be visiting Boudhanath and Kathmandu Durbar Square. All of these four sites are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
You also get to see the home of living Goddesses, “Kumari”, in Kathmandu Durbar Square. After collecting a few unforgettable memories, we will drive back to our 5-star hotel in Thamel.
If you still have things to buy for the trek, you ask your guide for shopping. Later on, you can enjoy the nightlife of Thamel.
Meal : Breakfast
Accommodation : 5-star Hotel
Walking / Driving : 3-4 hours driving in a private car (Round tour)
Day 03: Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding
Flight Route: Kathmandu → Lukla
Lukla to Phakding Trek Route: Lukla → Chheplung → Thado Koshigaon → Ghat → Phakding
Beginning Point: Kathmandu (1400 m/4593 ft)
Trek Beginning Point: Lukla (2840 m/9318 ft)
Ending/Overnight: Phakding (2618 m/8589 ft)
Lukla to Phakding Distance: about 9 km (5.6 miles)
Total Descent: 222 meters (728 ft) from Lukla
Lunch: Thado Kosigaon
Today, on the 3rd day of the Everest Luxury Trek, we will get into the proximity of the mountains.
A car picks you up at the hotel and drives you to the domestic terminal in Kathmandu. There, we will catch an early morning thrilling flight to Lukla from Kathmandu.
After about a 25-minute flight, we will land at Tenzing-Hillary Airport. This airport has the world’s shortest runway, which could be an exciting flight experience for some, while some might find it dangerous.
Then, we will be joined by other members, who arrange our bags and permits. From here, our Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek commences.
After having some snacks in one of the best lodges in Lukla, we will start trekking towards Phakding Village.
It takes about 3-4 hours to reach Phakding from Lukla, about 8-9 km. After walking for about 1.5 hours, we will stop at Thado Koshigaon for a delicious lunch. You can order food anything from the menu.
Once we have rested and had our lunch, we will then head towards Phakding. Phakding is another about 2 hours walk from Thado Koshigaon.
This part of the trek is quite comfortable and easy. You will be walking along a beautiful view of Dudh Koshi Valley, enjoying the views of stony houses, stupas, and mani walls along the way.
The trek goes through Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. So, you might be lucky to see some rare species of wildlife such as Himalayan Tahr, red panda, goral, monal bird (national bird of Nepal), etc.
After arriving at Phakding, we will arrange one of the most luxurious accommodations for you to spend the night.
About Lukla
Lukla is a small yet significant village in the Khumbu region. The village, situated at 2840 meters (9318 ft), serves as an entry point for several treks in the region.
Generally, trekkers and mountaineers aiming to reach Everest have to fly to Lukla. Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla has the world’s shortest runway, which is only 527 meters long, adding thrill and excitement to the Luxury Trek.
We will be spending a few hours here arranging everything needed for the trek, including the porter. Then, after having breakfast in one of the finest lodges, we begin our trekking journey.
There are about 20-25 good quality lodges equipped with all the modern facilities. They have rooms with attached bathrooms, electricity, Wi-Fi, and hot showers, and they offer almost every kind of food you like.
About Phakding
Phakding is another key village in the Everest region, at an elevation of 2610 meters (8563 ft). There are about 150-200 people living there, whose main occupation is hospitality and animal husbandry. It also has a basic health post, primary school, and a few monasteries that you can visit.
Teahouses in Phakding
- About 20-25 luxurious lodges
- Warm and cozy beds are available
- Wi-Fi, electricity, hot shower, etc. are available
- Food from menu
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : One of the best lodge
Walking / Driving : Around 30 min flight and 3-4 hours walking
Day 04: Trek from Phakding to Namche
Phakding to Namche Bazaar Trek Route: Phakding → Monjo → Jorsalle → Hillary Bridge (Larja Dobhan) → Namche Bazaar
Beginning Point: Phakding (2618 m/8589 ft)
Ending/Overnight: Namche Bazaar (3440 m/11,319 ft)
Phakding to Namche Bazaar Distance: 9.2 km (5.7 miles)
Total Descent: 830 meters (2723 ft) from Phakding
Lunch: Namche Bazaar
You will be served a warm breakfast in the morning. Then, you will start walking on the banks of the Dudh Kosi River. Today, you can witness everything from exciting suspension bridges to colourful prayer flags.
After about 2 hours of walking, about 5 km, we will reach Monjo, which is an entry point for Sagarmatha National Park. Here, your Sagarmatha National Park Permit will be checked.
Thereafter, we get into the rich bio-diversity of the Sagarmatha National Park. It covers 1,148 km of area and is rich in flora and fauna.
You will be walking through the national park for about half an hour before reaching Jorsalle. Jorsalle is going to be our lunch station for today.
After having a delicious lunch in Jorsalle, we will continue trekking to Namche Bazaar via Larja Dobhan.
After crossing a suspension bridge in Larja Dobhan (Hillary Bridge), the trail is quite challenging. You need to hike up the steep hill for about 2 hours before reaching Namche Bazaar.
Despite the challenging route, the first view of the mighty Everest after crossing the bridge is worth the challenge.
At around 4 pm, we will reach Namche Bazaar, where you can stay in a most comfortable lodge and rest from your tiredness.
About Namche Bazaar
Namche, situated at 3440 meters (11,319 ft), is “The Gateway to Everest”. From here, you can go on every kind of trek in the Everest region. You can go for an easy and short Everest View Trek, reaching up to Hotel Everest View, a moderately challenging Everest Base Camp Trek, or a challenging and long Everest Three Passes Trek.
It is a bustling trading town with a bank, ATM, money exchange, schools, pool house, police station, art galleries, medical, etc.
In Namche, there is also a Sherpa Museum and a Sagarmatha National Park Visitor Center that you can visit. Further, one of the major highlights of the town is the ‘Saturday Market’, where traders from around the Khumbu region gather every Saturday to sell local products.
Teahouses in Namche Bazaar
- About 40-50 good-quality lodges and teahouses
- Wi-Fi, hot shower, attached bathroom, in-room charging, etc. available
- Centrally heated dining hall
- Food from menu
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : One of the best lodge
Walking / Driving : 6-7 hours walking
Day 05: Acclimatization at Namche- Hike to Hotel Everest View (3900 m)
Namche to Hotel Everest View Distance: 7-8 km (4-5 miles)
Maximum Elevation: 3900 meters (12,795 ft) at Hotel Everest View
Total Ascent: 460 meters (1509 ft) from Namche
Lunch: Snacks at Hotel Everest View
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : One of the best lodge
Walking / Driving : 3-4 hours walking (Round trip)
Day 06: Trek from Namche to Deboche
Namche Bazaar to Deboche Trek Route: Namche Bazaar → Khyangjuma → Phunke Tenga → Tengboche → Deboche
Beginning Point: Namche Bazaar (3440 m/11,319 ft)
Ending/Overnight: Deboche (3820 m/12,533 ft)
Namche Bazaar to Deboche Distance: 10 km (6.2 miles)
Total Descent: 380 meters (1247 ft) from Namche Bazaar
Lunch: Phunke Tenga
This is another beautiful day on the Everest Luxury Tour. After breakfast, we leave Namche and follow our guide along the Dudh Koshi River.
After crossing the river and walking through the thick sub-tropical forest for about 2-3 hours, we will stop for lunch in a local restaurant at Phunke Tenga.
You can have food of your choice (Nepalese or international cuisine) before we head towards Tengboche. You might witness some wild animals wandering around the forest, but there is no danger of an attack.
After lunch, there is an additional trek of around 3 km to Deboche via Tengboche. In between, you can have a sightseeing tour of the Tengboche monastery.
After walking for a couple of hours, we will reach Deboche, which is our today’s stop point. So, you are going to spend a cozy night in one of the best lodges in Deboche.
About Phunke Tenga
Phunke Tenga is just a basic lunch place on the 6th day of our trek. The village is located on the bank of the Dudh Koshi River, with a beautiful view of the river and alpine jungle.
There are about 5-7 teahouses here, offering local and some basic Western food menu. They also provide neat and clean accommodation, hot water, gas showers, and other amenities.
About Deboche
Deboche, 3820 meters (12,533 ft), is a beautiful village located in the midst of the jungle on one side and river on the other. Trekkers can get one of the best views of Ama Dablam from here.
Deboche is just around a 25-minute walk from Tengboche.
Teahouses in Deboche
- About 20 basic teahouses and 2 luxury lodges
- Wi-Fi, hot water, gas shower, etc. are available.
- Neat and clean room
- Food from the menu
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : Luxury Lodge
Walking / Driving : 5-6 hours walking
Day 07: Trek from Deboche to Dingboche
Deboche to Dingboche Trek Route: Deboche → Pangboche → Somare → Dingboche
Beginning Point: Deboche (3820 m/12,533 ft)
Ending/Overnight: Dingboche (4410 m/14,468.5 ft)
Deboche to Dingboche Distance: 9.9 km (6.2 miles)
Total Descent: 590 meters (1936 ft) from Deboche
Lunch: Somare
We will begin our walk quite early this morning. First, we walk to the Imja River, which leads us to the village of Pangboche. We can stop here for some tea/coffee—Pangboche has some decent teahouses.
After a short break, we will continue our trek for an additional 3 hours, around 5 km, to Somare. We are going to have our lunch for today in Somare.
After a delicious lunch, we need to walk for another 3-4 hours to reach Dingboche. It’s about a 4.5 km walk through a rocky mountain terrain along the Imja Khola.
Finally, around 3-4 pm, we will reach Dingboche, where we are going to stay overnight. You get one of the best accommodations here, where you can order what you like from the menu.
About Somare
Somare is just a simple lunch place for today. The village is located at an elevation of 4010 meters (13,156 ft) and is known for its panoramic mountain view of Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Taboche, and Island Peak, and a beautiful view of Pangboche Valley.
There are about 8-10 basic houses, with around 10-15 local households. The teahouses offer facilities like hot water, Wi-Fi, hot water, and a cozy accommodation. They generally serve local and other Western foods from the menu.
About Dingboche
Dingboche is a beautiful Sherpa village situated at 4410 meters (14,468.5 ft). The majority of people living here are Sherpa and Tamang, and they follow Buddhism. The major attractions of this village are an amazing view of Lhotse and Ama Dablam and a view of valleys downhill.
There is also a billiard house, where you can enjoy a board pool or visit the bakery to enjoy bakery items. Further, trekkers can also visit the stupa and monastery nearby.
Teahouses in Dingboche
- 20-25 decent teahouses and 1 or 2 luxury lodges
- 4G internet service through ‘Everest Link’
- Hot water, gas shower, attached rooms, etc. are available
- Single, twin, shared, and private rooms are available
- Food from locally grown organic vegetables like potatoes, carrots, cabbage, etc.
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : Luxury Lodge
Walking / Driving : 6-7 hours walking
Day 08: Acclimatization Day at Dingboche- Hike to Nagarjuna Hill Top
Hike Root: Dingboche → Nagarjuna Hill Top → Dingboche
Dingboche to Nagarjuna Hill Top Distance: 5 km (3.1 miles)
Maximum Elevation: Nearly 5100 meters (16,732 ft) at Nagarjuna Hill Top
Total Ascent: Nearly 600 meters (19,68.5 ft) from Dingboche
Lunch: Packed lunch
As we said, this trek is all about your comfort. And after two days of walking, you definitely deserve a relaxing moment.
So, you have two options for today. You can either rest and visit around Dingboche or choose to climb Nagarjuna (5100 m) at the top of Chhukung Valley.
Hike to the top of Nagarjuna Hill takes around 3 hours, around 5 km. From the Nagarjuna Hill Top, you can see a spectacular panoramic view of Makalu, Lhotse, Lhotse Shar, Kangtega, Taboche, Thamserku, and Island Peak.
There are no teahouses on the way, so we need to carry a packed lunch for today. After enjoying the view, now it is time to return. It takes around 2 hours to descend.
After returning to Dingboche, you can rest, eat something, and then go exploring Dingboche village. You can visit nearby monasteries, do shopping, or interact with locals for a deeper understanding of their culture and lifestyle.
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : Luxury Lodge
Walking / Driving : 4-5 hours walking
Day 09: Trek from Dingboche to Lobuche via Thokla Pass (4830 m)
Dingboche to Lobuche Trek Route: Dingboche → Dusa Kharka → Thukla/Dughla → Thokla Pass → Lobuche
Beginning Point: Dingboche (4410 m/14,468.5 ft)
Ending/Overnight: Lobuche (4940 m/16,207 ft)
Dingboche to Lobuche Distance: Around 9 km (around 5.6 miles)
Thokla Pass Altitude: 4830 m (15,846.5 ft)
Total Ascent: 530 meters (1739 ft) from Dingboche
Lunch: Thukla
The 9th day of the Luxury trek to EBC starts with a beautiful sunrise view and a delicious breakfast.
Trekkers can witness various snow-covered peaks, glaciers, rivers, lush forests with a few rhododendron trees, etc., during the trek. Today’s trek is an easy walk designed for relaxation and acclimatization to the increasing altitude.
After trekking for 3 hours via Dusa Kharka, we are going to stop at Thukla for lunch. You can order anything from the menu. While your lunch is being prepared, you can rest or discuss the trek with your guide.
Thereafter, the route is a little challenging as you need to hike on a steep uphill. After crossing Thokla Pass (4830 m/15,846.5 ft), the route takes a moderately plain path.
After walking for another 2-3 hours from Thukla, we will reach Lobuche. It is a 4-5 km long trek route. Lobuche is our overnight station for today.
About Thukla
Thukla, also known as Dughla, is a beautiful picturesque village in the Khumbu region. The village, situated at an elevation of 4620 meters (15,157.5 ft), offers an alluring view of the jungle and river in its surroundings.
There are about 2-3 basic teahouses offering basic facilities. They provide basic food options from the menu and normal accommodations.
About Lobuche
Lobuche is another key village in the Everest Base Camp Trek with luxury. It is situated at an altitude of 4910 meters (16,109 ft), offering awesome views of panoramic vistas.
Lobuche is particularly known for great views of Lobuche East (6119 m), Lobuche West (6145 m), Nuptse (7861 m), and Kangchung Peak (6063 m).
Teahouses in Lobuche
- 5-6 normal teahouses
- Simple yet comfortable accommodation
- Wi-Fi, hot water, gas shower, electricity from solar power, etc. are available
- No attached bathroom
- Centrally heated dining hall
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : Tea House
Walking / Driving : 6-7 hours walking
Day 10: Trek from Lobuche to Gorakshep & Hike to Everest Base Camp
Lobuche to Gorakshep Trek Route: Lobuche → Gorakshep → Everest Base Camp → Gorakshep
Beginning Point: Lobuche (4940 m/16,207 ft)
Ending/Overnight: Gorakshep (5140 m/16,863.5 ft)
Lobuche to Everest Base Camp Distance: 7.6 km (4.7 miles)
Everest Base Camp to Gorakshep Distance: 3.6 km (1.7 miles)
Maximum Elevation: 5364 meters at Everest Base Camp
Total Ascent: 424 meters (1391 ft) from Lobuche to EBC
Total Descent: 224 meters (735 ft) from EBC to Gorakshep
Lunch: Gorakshep
Well, this might be the most exciting day of the Everest Base Camp Luxury Lodge Trek. Today, we will reach the most awaited destination of the trek, Everest Base Camp.
From Lobuche, we walk along with the view of the magnificent Khumbu Glacier ahead of us. After 2 to 3 hours of walking, we will reach Gorakshep, where we will stop for lunch. Gorakshep is about 5 km away from Lobuche.
Gorakshep is the last human settlement before EBC. So, we leave our bags here and then walk to the Everest Base Camp. As you reach the base camp, you will find yourself in a completely different world, detached from the world’s pain.
The mountain appears so close and perfect that it almost looks like a scene from a movie. Not only capture photos and videos but remember to live in the moment and enjoy the majestic view.
From the base camp, you can see awe-inspiring mountain views of the Mahalangur Himalayan range, including Everest, Pumori, and Nuptse.
After a brief moment in Everest Base Camp, we will walk back to Gorakshep for the night’s stay. Getting to stay in such an excellent hotel on such a remote mountain is almost unbelievable.
About Gorakshep
Gorakshep is a major village in the Everest region. Located in a barren, glacial valley, it serves as the last stop before reaching EBC. It is also the starting point for the hike to Kala Patthar.
The village, situated at an elevation of 5140 meters (16,863.5 ft), offers an excellent view of mountains and their surroundings.
Teahouses in Gorakshep
- 5-6 good quality teahouses
- Basic facilities offering Wi-Fi, hot water, electricity from solar energy, etc. are available
- Warm and comfortable accommodation
- Basic food from the menu
- No attached bathroom
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : Tea House
Walking / Driving : 9-10 hours walking
Day 11: Trek from Gorakshep to Kala Patthar and back to Pheriche
Gorakshep to Pheriche Trek Route: Gorakshep → Kala Patthar → Gorakshep → Lobuche → Thukla → Pheriche
Beginning Point: Gorakshep (5140 m/16,863.5 ft)
Ending/Overnight: Pheriche (4240 m/13,911 ft)
Gorakshep to Kala Patthar Distance: 1.5 km (1 mile)
Kala Patthar to Pheriche Trek Distance: 12.4 km (7.7 miles)
Maximum Elevation: 5550 meters (18,209 ft)
Total Ascent: 410 meters (1345 ft) from Gorakshep to Kala Patthar
Total Descent: 1310 meters (4298 ft) from Kala Patthar to Pheriche
Lunch: Thukla
Trek to Kala Patthar is another of the most challenging yet exciting parts of the Everest Base Camp Trek.
We plan to wake up at 4 am in the morning and climb the rock of Kala Patthar, also known as ‘Black Rock’. Kala Patthar is known for its magnificent sunrise view over the panoramic mountain range.
The Kala Patthar itself is a tiny peak, and the views from the top are just unbelievable. However, if you are tired from the previous day, you can skip this walk. After spending some time at Kala Patthar, we get back to Gorakshep for breakfast.
After breakfast, we start walking down to the lower altitude. Pheriche is the last destination for today, which is a hike of about 4 hours from Kala Patthar, about 12 km away.
Everest Base Camp Trek with helicopter return is also an option if you want to return to Kathmandu from Gorakshep.
About Pheriche
Pheriche is a beautiful village situated between two mountains. This village is situated at an elevation of 4240 meters (13,911 ft). There is a Himalayan Rescue Association Clinic (HRAC) providing help for those suffering from altitude sickness and other injuries.
Trekkers can catch some glimpses of surrounding peaks such as Ama Dablam and Lhotse. This village is inhabited by the Sherpa community, providing an insight into the unique Sherpa culture.
Teahouses in Pheriche
- 5-7 average teahouses
- Clean and warm rooms with attached bathroom
- Hot water, Wi-Fi, hot shower, etc. are available
- Centrally heated dining hall
- Local and basic Western food on the menu
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : Tea House
Walking / Driving : 8-9 hours walking
Day 12: Trek back from Pheriche to Namche
Pheriche to Namche Bazaar Trek Route: Pheriche → Somare → Pangboche → Tengboche → Namche Bazaar
Beginning Point: Pheriche (4240 m/13,911 ft)
Ending/Overnight: Namche Bazaar (3440 m/11,319 ft)
Pheriche to Namche Bazaar Distance: Around 19 km (12 miles)
Total Descent: 800 meters (2625 ft) from Pheriche
Lunch: Tengboche
Day 12 is a little challenging day as you need to trek for around 6-7 hours, covering around 19-20 km.
After having a belly-full breakfast in Pheriche, we will follow the same route to Namche that we took before. You will be trekking via various villages like Somare, Pangboche, and Tengboche.
Walking downwards again leads us to the Imja River. First, we move to Phunke Tenga and then walk for another hour to Khyangjuma. You can witness the drastic change in the landscape- the alpine grassland has now changed into a thick forest.
After 4 hours of easy walking, we will reach Namche. You get to stay overnight in one of the best lodges in Namche. So, you can expect at least a luxurious dinner and a hot shower.
About Tengboche
Tengboche is an attractive village situated at an elevation of 3860 meters (12,664 ft) on the Everest Base Camp trek map. The major highlight of Tengboche is Tengboche Monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in Nepal.
Trekkers can also enjoy a beautiful scene of prayer flags fluttering with the calming breeze, mani wall, and rich Sherpa culture, and they might get to celebrate festivals with locals during the festive season.
Teahouses in Tengboche
- 5-7 normal teahouses
- Hot water, gas shower, Wi-Fi, etc. are available
- Attached bathroom is not available
- Basic food from the menu
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : Luxury Lodge
Walking / Driving : 6-7 hours
Day 13: Trek back from Namche to Lukla
Namche Bazaar to Lukla Trek Route: Namche Bazaar → Monjo → Phakding → Ghat – Lukla
Beginning Point: Namche Bazaar (3440 m/11,319 ft)
Ending/Overnight: Lukla (2840 m/9318 ft)
Namche Bazaar to Lukla Distance: 18.2 km (11.3 miles)
Total Descent: 600 meters (1968.5 ft) from Namche Bazaar
Lunch: Phakding
From Namche to Lukla, the path moves steeply downwards. You might remember these stairs and suspension bridges from our walk on the 4th day of the trek.
It’s going to be a long walking day. Trekkers need to walk for about 18 km, which takes about 6-7 hours to cover. You will pass through various villages on the way, where you can reminisce about all your previous memories. If you have missed anything before, you can visit them.
Then, after walking for about 3 hours, we are going to stop at Phakding for a delicious lunch. Then, continue to trek towards Lukla. Lukla is another 3-4 hours trek from Phakding.
Like earlier, we cross Mani-stone, chortens, prayer flags, and a beautiful pine forest, finally leading to Lukla.
Upon arriving in Lukla, you will be checked in at one of the most luxurious lodges. Remember to order what you like from the menu for dinner.
Now that your trekking journey is over, you can sit with fellow trekkers in the evening and share your trekking experiences. Maybe you can have a little bit of liquor or jam on a song that you know, or maybe a Nepali song.
Teahouses in Lukla
- Over 30 basics to luxury teahouses
- Wi-Fi, hot shower, hot water, in-room charging plug, etc. are available
- Clean and warm accommodation with an electrically heated bed
- Local and Western food on the menu
- Attached bathroom
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : Luxury Lodge
Walking / Driving : 6-7 hours walking
Day 14: Fly back from Lukla to Kathmandu
Flight Route: Lukla → Kathmandu
Beginning Point: Lukla (2840 m/9318 ft)
Ending/Overnight: Kathmandu (1400 m/4593 ft)
Lukla to Kathmandu Flight Distance: 136 km (84.5 miles)
Total Descent: 1440 meters (4724 ft) from Lukla
No matter how hard we fall in love with the mountains, we always have to get back.
You will last breakfast in the Himalayas and then catch an early morning flight to Kathmandu. Leaving your team and the mountains, you get to reach Kathmandu within 25 minutes.
Again, a car picks you up at the airport and drives you to your hotel. After you are in Kathmandu, you can enjoy a relaxing massage during the day and let your body recover.
Also, if there is still some time, we can go for more sightseeing around the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu.
In the evening, we can meet over dinner to celebrate and raise a toast to our successful trek.
Meal : Breakfast
Accommodation : Not Included
Walking / Driving : Around 30 minutes flight
Day 15: Departure or Extend your trip
So, this is the end of your wonderful Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek. A driver will take you to the airport as per your flight time. Then, there will be some custom formalities, and we will fly back home safely.
Or, if you have a few more days in Nepal to spend, then you can extend your trip by having a short yet great Chisapani-Nagarkot Trek or a relaxing trip to national parks or visit different places in Nepal.
Meal : Not Included
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Trip Cost Includes
- All ground transport in private vehicle, including airport transfer.
- Three Night 5 star accommodation in Kathmandu.
- Eight Night Luxury Lodge accommodation in the mountain.
- Three Night simple tea house accommodation in the mountain.
- Round trip flights (Kathamandu to Lukla to Kathmandu), including departure taxes.
- Sagarmatha National Park permits.
- TIMS fees (Trekkers information management system permits for the trek).
- Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner during the trekking.
- Hot water, tea and coffee during the trek.
Trip Cost Excludes
- International Flight ticket.
- Nepal Visa fees.
- Extra nights in kathmandu.
- Any kind of hard and soft drinks in the mountains.
- Tips for guide and potters.
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The Difficulty for Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek
Although the route is the same, the Everest Base Camp Trek difficulty can differ when in Luxury Trek than in normal, traditional trekking.
Luxury trekking is comparatively easier as you will be staying in the most comfortable accommodation possible. Being able to sleep in a warm and neat bed in a cozy room can help you release stress from trekking all day.
Also, you will be provided with a professional, experienced trekking guide and porters who are dedicated to ensuring your safety and comfort during the trek.
Apart from luxurious accommodation, you might face other challenges. One common challenge is altitude sickness.
As you trek to higher altitudes, the air pressure gets thinner, which might cause you to fall victim to altitude sickness. So, it is essential to include acclimatization days in your standard itinerary, stay hydrated and eat easily digestible foods.
This trek is particularly difficult due to rough terrain, high altitude, and harsh, unpredictable weather conditions. For this, you need to be well-informed and prepared for it.
There are several other risks when trekking in high altitudes. So, listen to your guide at all times and stay aware and prepared for any cases.
Trip Grade: Fitness Level, Medical, and Health
The Everest Base Camp luxury trek requires a moderate to high level of fitness. Trekkers should be able to walk 5-7 hours daily, sometimes on steep terrain, with a daypack. Regular cardiovascular and strength training exercises before the trek are suggested to prepare for the physical demands of the journey.
As the trek reaches an altitude of 5550 meters at Kala Patthar, people with lung disease might find trekking difficult. Therefore, it is advised to confer with a healthcare professional before the trek.
The trek involves staying in remote areas with limited medical facilities. Trekkers should be in good health and have a basic understanding of first aid. It is recommended that a personal medical kit with necessary medications be provided and that the trekking guide be informed of any health concerns.
Altitude Sickness on Everest Base Camp Trek
The problem of altitude sickness is almost always brought by the climbers who are on the way to Everest base camp.
Due to depleting oxygen levels in higher altitudes, normally above 2500 meters, trekkers show symptoms like nausea, dizziness, headache, loss of appetite, insomnia, etc.
To avoid altitude sickness, the trekkers are advised to ascend gradually, drink water abundantly, and avoid alcoholic drinks and excessive coffee consumption.
To avoid the worst case further, you are required to know the early signs of sickness and inform your guide if you have any difficulty.
The best way to tackle altitude sickness is by descending to a lower altitude.
Essential Preparation for Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek
Climbing to Everest Base Camp does not require any technical climbing experience as it is a trekking route. However, good physical fitness and mental preparedness are essential due to the challenging terrain, high altitude, and long trekking days.
Trekkers should be prepared for variable weather conditions and be able to walk for several hours a day, sometimes on steep and rocky terrain. While previous trekking experience is beneficial, beginners can also complete the EBC trek with proper preparation and determination.
Also, physical strength and mental stability are also equally needed. If you do not have good cardiovascular, you might get tired and exhausted. Therefore, it is essential to have good cardio.
Though mental stability does not play a direct role in trekking, having positive thoughts surely makes the trek livelier and more memorable.
Emergency and Evacuation
Safety guidelines and evacuation procedures are designed for contingency purposes in the event of unforeseen situations during the Himalayas trek.
Helicopter evacuation is the only alternative way of evacuation if you face any emergency or accident in the remote regions of the Himalayas.
Due to remote location, good quality hospitals or medical care is not available during serious medical emergencies. So, helicopters are the only choice you might have. Therefore, it is recommended that you get travel insurance that covers your medical bills and helicopter evacuation.
The trekkers are advised to confide in their trekking guide if evacuation help becomes inevitable. In this regard, the guide will cooperate with the local authorities and medical staff to have the sick person evacuated by helicopter when the need arises.
Best Time for Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek
The best time for Everest Base Camp trekking is between spring and autumn, preferably from March to May and September to November.
The weather during these seasons is usually constant, with clear skies and a moderate atmosphere. These seasons are the perfect season for hikes and sightseeing.
Spring season is the best season to see blooming rhododendron forests. At the same time, autumn is best for viewing lush mountains flourishing after monsoon rain. Autumn allows the mountains to be seen more clearly after they have been washed clean by monsoon rains.
In contrast, winter (December to February) could be really cold, making hiking challenging. But the adventure trekkers will be offered the view of sparkling mountains covered with snow.
Likewise, monsoons (June to August) are equally challenging due to heavy rain and slippery terrain. In addition, there are chances of insect bites, including leeches, and the region is prone to landslides.
Therefore, if you are looking to go on a luxury trek to EBC, it is recommended that you book your trek in advance for accommodation reservation and permit.
Weather Information
The weather conditions in the Everest Base Camp luxury trek depend on the season we choose to trek.
The cherry blossom season, called pre-monsoon (spring), from March to May, is quite comfortable with a mild temperature. The temperature ranges from 15°C to 20°C during the day, and the temperature drops below freezing at night, especially at higher altitudes.
The post-monsoon season from September to November is equally warm and has more precipitation, whereas clear skies and dry weather make it a preferred time for trekking.
Nonetheless, hikers should expect sudden weather changes and extremely cold temperatures, particularly at higher ranges during winter.
Insurance
While having travel insurance for the EBC luxury trek, it is suggested that you have one to ensure your safety, just in case.
Travel insurance is an essential part of the arrangements for a trek to the base camp of Mount Everest or any trek in the high mountains. Doing so guarantees adequate protection comparable to the nature of your trip.
It covers the costs for emergency medical bills, evacuation by a helicopter if required, or cancellations or interruptions. Furthermore, other unseen circumstances are also covered.
Roads on the trek and how to avoid them
The Everest Base Camp trek is famous for its rugged terrain and challenging trails, which are mostly dirt paths and rocky terrain.
However, there are some sections where you may encounter roads or jeep tracks, particularly in lower altitudes and near villages.
To avoid these roads and maintain the trek’s adventurous spirit, your route may be planned to take alternative trails or paths that offer a more authentic trekking experience.
Permits for EBC Luxury Trek
For this trek, you will require different permits, including a Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and a Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit.
These permits are necessary to enter the Everest region and help fund conservation efforts and local development projects.
Additionally, trekkers may also need a TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) card, which provides information on trekkers and ensures their safety.
Over that, you will also need various entrance tickets when sightseeing in Kathmandu.
Moreover, you need not worry about any permits for EBC Luxury Trek, as we will arrange them for you.
Kit and equipment for EBC Luxury Trek
For the Luxury trek to Everest base camp, the choice of appropriate gear matters a lot – light but comfortable and safe things must be taken. There is also some general trekking equipment, such as hiking boots with good soles, moisture-wicking clothes, and a warm jacket that you must not forget to pack.
Also, you might want to carry a daypack to keep your go-to things like sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottles, cameras, batteries, etc.
You will be staying in a comfortable and warm lodge, so you don’t really need to carry a sleeping bag, but you can carry it in case. However, bringing personal items such as toiletries, medications, and a first aid kit with you is a great idea.
Trekking poles can also be useful, particularly when going on the bumpy route. Since the Everest area is likely to be rainy or windy, it is better to pack easily removable and coverable layers.
These are just some of the kits and equipment. However, you can adjust your packing gear list for EBC to fit your requirements and needs.
Trek Cost
When one pays for trekking to Everest Base Camp with Himalayan Masters, expenses such as accommodation, meals, permits, guides, and porters are liable.
The total Luxury Everest base camp trek cost is defined by criteria such as the length of a trip, the degree of luxury, and any side additional services and activities bundled into the package.
Depending on all the factors, your luxurious Everest Base Camp Trek can cost around $3000 to $5000. If you are looking to add an extra element to the luxury of the EBC trek, you can choose a helicopter return from Gorakshep after the EBC trek.
It is very important to question the details that are included in the Luxury Everest base camp trek cost to make sure that you have a picture of what the trail is expecting from you.
Carrying Additional Nepali Currency
Although most of the expenses are covered by the trek package, consider taking along some additional money as you might incur an extra expense. Extra expenses like buying souvenirs, snacks and other drinks, tips for the guides and porters, and optional activities like helicopter tours or cultural experiences.
Therefore, you are advised to exchange your money for Nepali cash in Kathmandu. ATM and online payment services at higher altitudes cannot always be relied upon.
ATM/Money Exchange en Route
The ATM access is, of course, very difficult along the EBC trek route and at higher altitudes, which are more remote areas.
Always be sure to bring some extra cash with you in Nepalese Rupee to take care of all your expenditures during your trek, including meals, drinks and any unanticipated situations.
Sometimes, lodges and guesthouses may accept credit cards, but this is not a guarantee, so always try to have cash as a backup. Also, every time you pay with a card, you need to pay an additional charge of 3.5%, which is not a wise decision.
In addition, provide your bank with the information on your travel plans so that they don’t lock down your debit or credit cards unnecessarily.
Accommodation During Luxury Trek
What makes the Everest Base Camp luxury trek so unique is the dining experience that you will have along with the adventure.
Throughout the trail, you get to stay in a luxurious accommodation and relax at the high altitudes. You get to give rest to your legs and body in the evening after a long walking day.
Each night will bring you to the room of your choice where you can enjoy all the services you expect, like a bed with a warm shower. However, the extravagance doesn’t stop there.
You can get well-furnished rooms with attached bathrooms, hot showers, and even heated beds in some places. You can have delicious meals with a variety of international and local food options.
Additionally, trekkers can enjoy modern amenities, with services like Wi-Fi, in-room charging plug, and many more.
However, in remote locations, such as Lobuche and Gorakshep, the accommodation might not be as good as in other places. But we ensure that you get the best accommodation over there.
Delicious food you get
For Everest base camp luxury food, you’ll be served gourmet foods prepared by expert chefs, with the only limitation being what you want to have on the plate.
Whether it’s a warm meal to reward yourself after a demanding hiking day or a special sweet to enjoy, the institutions are in place to provide you with whatever you desire.
Thereafter, recline, relax, and indulge in this affluent journey.
Here’s a food menu that you might get to eat during this trek.
Breakfast
- Freshly baked bread or toast with jam or butter
- Tibetan bread
- Pancakes with honey or jam
- Egg items
- Porridge
- Seasonal fruits
- Tea/Coffee
- Hot chocolate
Lunch
- Dal Bhat
- Mo: Mo
- Fried rice
- Noodle
- Pasta
- Seasonal bread
- Yogurt
Dinner
- Dal Bhat
- Soup
- Thukpa
- Pizza
- Spaghetti
- Yak steak
- Mo: Mo
- Chowmin
Local Foods
- Dal Bhat
- Tibetan Bread
- Yak Cheese
- Tsampa (roasted barley flour with milk)
- Gundruk (dried and then fermented green vegetable)
Use of Drinking Water | Stay Hydrated
Purified drinking water is readily available at the guesthouses, ensuring that you stay hydrated throughout your journey.
Himalayan Masters also provides purification tablets. You can refill your water bottles or purchase bottled water along the trail to maintain your energy levels and stay refreshed during your Everest Base Camp luxury trek.
Moreover, it is essential that you purify water from natural sources during the trek with a water purification tablet before drinking it.
Electricity and Battery Changing
During the trek, you’ll have access to electricity to charge your devices and batteries at the guesthouses and lodges along the route. These accommodations are equipped with power outlets, allowing you to conveniently recharge your electronics.
Porter vs Solo Trekking
When trekking in the Himalayas, in the Everest region, hiring a porter or trekking sole depends on your personal preferences.
Hiring a porter can significantly reduce your heavy loads and allow you to enjoy the journey comfortably. Our local porters are well known for the terrain and locality, so they also provide insight into the region and villages on the route. They can also provide help during the emergencies.
In contrast, solo trekking gives you freedom and flexibility. For those looking for solitude, sole trekking might be perfect for them. However, it is essential to have all the information about the route, weather, accommodation, and so on for a safe trekking experience.
Tipping Culture for Porter
Tipping is an important aspect of trekking in Nepal. It is a gesture of appreciation for the dedication and hard work of your guides and porters, ensuring your safety and a fun journey.
Normally, the tips for the porter are 10% of your trek. However, you can tip them as you find fit.
Additionally, the tips you give to guides and porters go directly to them; the company does not have a cut out of it. So, you are not only supporting them, but you are also supporting their family and the sustainable tourism industry.
Responsible Trekkers
Being a responsible trekker, it is your duty to minimize environmental impacts and respect local culture.
Trekkers should be responsible for not disturbing any natural setting or littering. So, it is suggested that they do not leave any trash, carry all their litter, and dispose of them properly. Further, you can use recyclable water bottles, refill them and use them.
Respecting local culture is equally important for being a responsible trekker. Trekkers could learn some Nepali phrases for greetings and showing appreciation.
Likewise, pointing feet or fingers at others or sacred objects is regarded as rude. Also, entering the kitchen without permission could offend the lodge or teahouse owner. So, try avoiding doing so.
Furthermore, wearing revealing clothes could be regarded as an offence for some, especially if you are observing festivals or visiting sacred places. Therefore, it is advised to wear accordingly.
Supporting local businesses by staying in local accommodations and buying local products also aids in sustainable tourism.
Alternative Routes
Gokyo Lake Trek: Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lake Trek take trekkers up to the Gokyo Valley to witness the famous turquoise glacier lake, Gokyo Lakes. The lake is a group of five lakes. Also, climbing Gokyo Ri offers excellent views of Everest, Cho Oyu, and Makalu.
Three Pass Trek: Everest Three Pass Trek is a rather challenging but exciting trek in the Everest region. During the trek, you will pass through some of the highest passes in the world: Konga La, Renjo La, and Cho La, which will take you through picturesque villages and pristine landscapes.
Everest Base Camp Trek from Jiri: This trekking route is an original trek route before the construction of Lukla airport. If you want to skip the Lukla flight and add 5-7 extra days to your trek itinerary, you can consider this route.
Pikey Peak Trek: This trek is particularly known for its spectacular sunrise views of the Everest and its surrounding peaks. It is a short and less challenging trek, best suited for novice trekkers.
Extending Trip
If you are looking to extend the adventure in the Himalayas of Nepal, there are several adventurous options that you can option for.
Climbing Island Peak or Mera Peak is a popular option if you are looking to enhance the thrill and excitement of your trekking journey.
Likewise, you can choose to spend an additional few more days in your standard trek itinerary to visit Tengboche Monastery. This allows the trekkers to delve deeper into the spiritual values of Sherpa and Tibetan culture.
Also, you can choose to spend a few more days in Namche Bazaar to acclimate, shop, and relax.
Further, exploring EBC on a helicopter could be an option for those who cannot walk on a strenuous long trek or are short on time. It can also be an option if you have a short transit trip to Nepal.
Extending Trip to National Park
After completing the trek, if you still want to extend your staycation in Nepal, wildlife exploration in National Parks could be the best option.
You can visit Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site established in 1973, to explore rich wildlife. You can see various animals like one-horned rhinos, gharial crocodiles, Asiatic elephants, spiny babblers (rare bird species), etc.
Another national park that you can visit is Bardiya National Park. The national park, which was established in 1988, offers a remote setting and a chance to explore local villages and rich biodiversity.
How to Book Everest Luxury Trek?
To book a trek package with Himalayan Masters, contact us at [email protected] or WhatsApp at 977-9823636377. You can also fill out our online form.
Then, we will provide you with the trek details. If you have any special requests or trek customization, you can let us know. We will then send you updated trek details.
Once you have finalized your preferred dates, you can proceed to confirm your booking. After you have paid $200, your booking will be confirmed.
After that, you can visit Nepal and meet us at our office for the trek briefings, or we can do it online, too. Finally, after paying the rest of the money for the trek, you are all set to go for a luxurious and thrilling trek to the base camp of Everest.
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