Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar Trek | Cost and Itinerary for 15 Days

Overview:

Have you ever thought of going to the base camp of the highest mountain on earth? If you love trekking, you certainly want to walk there. Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar Trek is one of the most sought-after trekking adventures.

Hundreds of thousand trekkers tread on the trail to the Everest Base Camp every year. The adventure takes you to the magnificent Himalayan region and ultimately to the base camp of Mt. Everest. The Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar trek adventure takes you to the Everest base camp and then to Kalapathar which stands higher than the base camp. You can enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of the mountains including Mt. Everest.

Trip Information:

The Everest Base Camp trek on the south side, at an elevation of 5,364 m (17,598 ft), is one of the most popular trekking routes in the Himalayas, and about 40,000 people per year make the trek there from Lukla Airport (2,846 m (9,337 ft)).[5] Trekkers usually fly from Kathmandu to Lukla to save time and energy before beginning the trek to the base camp. However, trekking to Lukla is possible. There are no roads from Kathmandu to Lukla and as a result, the only method of transporting large and heavy goods is by plane. Kalapathar trek and the Everest Base Camp trek route follow the given itinerary. You can add or remove days of trek depending on the chosen route.

What you see during Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar Trek

The Everest Base Camp Kalapathar trek package brings trekkers the chance to encounter Himalayan magnificence. In addition, you will also experience the cultural riches of the Sherpa community. Exploring the Everest region on foot for twelve days gives you an unforgettable experience that blends culture, nature, and adventure. Everest Base Camp to Kala Patthar distance is approximately 4 km. Kalapathar trek highlights adds extra charm to EBC trek

As you trek through the Sherpa villages in the region, you will learn about the famous Sherpa people and their lives. These people are famous for climbing the mountains. Any Mountaineering Expeditions or Peak Climbing Adventures become successful only because of these amazing Sherpas.

You will see the view of beautiful mountains like Thamserku, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Lobuche, Everest, Pumori, and several others. The entire mountain range that you will see during the trek will blow your mind away. In addition to the mountains and Sherpa settlements, you will also experience the serenity of nature and the wilderness of high mountains.

Several beautiful monasteries, Mani walls, and prayer flags will add more to the experience.

Reasons this trip becomes an Experience

Nepal Climbing Adventure always strives to offer an adventure traveling experience that you can cherish. While the Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar Trek is beautiful in its all essence, your trekking experience becomes even more beautiful with us. Kala Patthar view of Everest is mesmerizing and fulfilling in itself.

By the time we take you to the base camp and bring you back, we will be one step ahead and offer you a beautiful experience. Our top priority is keeping your safety and happiness, and you will experience the same during the trip.

Trekking with us to Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar is traveling in safe hands.

Highlights of Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar Trek

Here are a few highlights of EBC and Kalapathar Trek.

Stunning Himalayan Views of Mount Everest (8,848 meters/29,029 feet), the world's highest peak.
Kalapathar provides one of the best panoramic views of Everest and the surrounding peaks, especially at sunrise and sunset.
Iconic Landmarks
Tengboche Monastery in the Khumbu region, is known for its spiritual significance and backdrop of Everest.
Views of Khumbu Glacier which is one of the world's highest glaciers, located near Everest Base Camp.
Explore traditional Sherpa culture and hospitality in villages like Namche Bazaar, Phakding, and Khumjung.
Sagarmatha National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, rich in flora, fauna, and cultural heritage.
Trek through lush forests, rugged trails, suspension bridges, and high-altitude landscapes.
Reaching Everest Base Camp height at 5,364 meters (17,598 feet) and Kalapathar at 5,545
The bustling market town of Namche Bazar is the perfect place for acclimatization and exploring local shops and cafes.
Spectacular Views of Thamserku and Kongde Ri peaks.
Watching the sunrise or sunset over Everest from Kalapathar is a memorable experience.
Enjoy local dishes such as Sherpa stew, momos (dumplings), and authentic Dal Bhat.

Everest Base Camp Trek vs. Annapurna Circuit

Both the Everest Base Camp Trek (EBC) and the Annapurna Circuit Trek are renowned trekking routes in Nepal, each offering unique experiences. Here's a comparative overview:

Everest Base Camp Trek:

The Everest Base Camp trek itinerary usually takes 12-16 days

Route: Kathmandu → Lukla → Phakding → Namche Bazaar → Tengboche → Dingboche → Lobuche → Everest Base Camp → Kala Patthar → Pheriche → Namche Bazaar → Lukla → Kathmandu

Annapurna Circuit Trek:

Annapurna circuit typically takes 15-20 days

Route: Kathmandu → Besisahar → Bhulbhule → Ngadi → Jagat → Dharapani → Chame → Pisang → Manang → Yak Kharka → Thorong Phedi → Thorong La Pass → Muktinath → Jomsom → Pokhara → Kathmandu

Aspect	Everest Base Camp Trek	Annapurna Circuit
Duration	12-16 days	15-20 days
Maximum Altitude	Everest Base Camp: 5,364 meters (17,598 feet) Kala Patthar: 5,644 meters (18,519 feet)	Thorong La Pass: 5,416 meters (17,769 feet)
Scenery and Terrain	Spectacular views of Everest and glaciers; varied terrain including forests, meadows, and high-altitude desert	Diverse landscapes from subtropical forests to high-altitude deserts; views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Machapuchare
Difficulty	Moderate to challenging; primarily due to altitude	Moderate to challenging; especially for Thorong La Pass crossing
Accommodation	Tea houses and lodges; basic facilities	Tea houses and lodges; generally more comfortable and modern facilities
Cultural Experience	Rich Sherpa culture, monasteries, traditional villages	Diverse cultures including Gurung, Magar, and Tibetan influences
Best Time to Trek	Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November); avoid Monsoon and Winter	Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November); avoid Monsoon and Winter
Permit Requirements	TIMS card, Sagarmatha National Park permit	TIMS card, Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), and sometimes a restricted area permit

Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar Trek Difficulty

The Everest Base Camp (EBC) and Kala Patthar trek is a challenging adventure that requires careful preparation.

1. Altitude

Everest Base Camp: Everest Base Camp trek altitude is 5,364 meters (17,598 feet)
Kala Patthar: 5,644 meters (18,519 feet)
Kalapathar trek Difficulty Factor: High altitude increases the risk of altitude sickness. Symptoms can include headaches, nausea, dizziness, and shortness of breath. Proper acclimatization is essential to manage altitude-related challenges.

2. Trekking Duration

Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar trek duration takes 12-16 days.
Difficulty Factor: Longer treks require stamina and endurance. The trek involves multiple days of hiking at high altitudes, which can be physically demanding.

3. Terrain

Lower Altitudes: Lush forests, terraced fields, and river valleys
Higher Altitudes: Rocky trails, glacier moraines, and alpine meadows
Difficulty Factor: Terrain can be rugged and uneven, particularly at higher altitudes. Trail conditions can be challenging due to snow or ice.

4. Physical Fitness

Requirement: Good physical condition is necessary.
Difficulty Factor: The trek involves long hours of hiking each day. A good level of cardiovascular fitness and stamina is required to handle the daily distances and altitude.

5. Acclimatization

The altitude sickness for the Everest Base Camp Kalapathar Trekking requires adequate acclimatization days to adapt the body as per the environment.
Difficulty Factor: Trek itinerary includes rest days to help acclimate. Skipping these rest days or ascending too quickly increases difficulty and health risks.

6. Support and Logistics

Guides and Porters: Many trekkers use Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar trek guide and porters to carry gear and assist with navigation.
Difficulty Factor: Using support services can ease the physical burden and logistical challenges, but trekkers still need to be prepared for high altitudes and variable Everest Base camp trek weather.

7. Health and Safety

Altitude Sickness: Common at high elevations; symptoms can vary from mild to severe.
Emergency Response: Knowing the signs of altitude sickness and having a plan for emergencies is crucial.

8. Summary of Difficulty

Overall Difficulty: Moderate to challenging
Key Challenges: High altitude, variable terrain, and weather conditions

9. Preparation Tips:

Training: Engage in cardiovascular and strength training to build stamina and endurance.
Acclimatization: Follow a well-planned itinerary with acclimatization days.
Gear: Invest in good-quality gear suitable for cold and rugged conditions.
Health: Stay hydrated, eat well, and listen to your body to manage altitude sickness.

Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar Trek Cost

Kala Patthar trek cost usually depends on several factors like chosen itinerary, acclimatization days and pace of the travelers. The cost consists of permits, fees of guides, porters and meals with traveling medium throughout the trek. This Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar trek cost around $1400 - $1500. This cost can be reduced if you travel with your group. We have several group discounts for the trek to Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar.

Everest Base Camp trek cost and Kalapathar trek cost can be reduced as per the group. Here is the breakdown cost for the group:

Group size	Cost
1	USD 1490
2 - 4	USD 1400
5 - 7	USD 1250
8 - 10	USD 1150
11 - 15	USD 1000

Best Time for Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar Trek

The best time for Everest Base Camp trek and Kala Patthar is during the two main trekking seasons, which offer the most favorable weather conditions.

Spring (March to May):

During this season, the skies are clear and the weather is stable. It offers a moderate temperature that is ideal for trekking with excellent visibility of the mountains.

The temperature during the spring in the day time is usually 10°C to 15°C (50°F to 59°F) at lower altitudes and at night this temperature falls up to 10°C to -5°C (14°F to 23°F) at higher altitudes. The major advantages of this season are Optimal weather conditions, good visibility, and relatively warmer temperatures.

Autumn (September to November):

During the Autumn Season, the weather in Everest Base Camp Kalapathar expedition offers Clear skies, dry conditions, and stable weather. Temperatures start to drop but are still manageable. Usually, the temperature during the daytime is 5°C to 10°C (41°F to 50°F) at lower altitudes, and in Nighttime it is 15°C to -10°C (5°F to 14°F) at higher altitudes. The major advantages of this season are Stable weather, less crowded compared to spring, and good visibility.

Other Seasons:

Summer (June to August):

During the summer, the Monsoon season comes with heavy rainfall, increased humidity, and potential landslides. Higher altitudes may experience snow and mist. Rain and fog can make trails slippery and reduce visibility. Although the trek cost is usually low and the trail has a lesser number of climbers, It is not recommended due to challenging conditions.

Winter (December to February):

The winter has extremely cold temperatures, snow-covered trails, and high winds. It has several impacts like severe cold and potential snow accumulation that make the Everest Kalapathar Trek very challenging. It is also not recommended for most trekkers due to harsh conditions.

Permits for Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar Trek

To trek in this region, Everest Base Camp trek permits are required. Here’s a summary of the necessary Everest base camp trek Kalapathar permits:

1. TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) Card: It is a permit issued to keep track of trekkers in Nepal and ensure their safety. TIMS cards usually cost USD 10-20, depending on the type and trekking agency handling the application.

2. Sagarmatha National Park Permit

Purpose: Required to enter and trek in the Sagarmatha National Park, which includes the Everest region.
Cost: Approximately USD 30 (for foreigners) and around NPR 1,000 (for SAARC nationals).
Obtained: At the entrance of the Sagarmatha National Park or through a trekking agency.

3. Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit

Purpose: A new permit required for trekking in the Khumbu region, including Everest Base Camp.
Cost: Approximately NPR 2,000 (USD 15-20).
Obtained: At the entry point of the Khumbu region or through a trekking agency.

4. Additional Permits

For Specific Routes: Some trekking routes or regions may require additional permits or permissions. Check with your trekking agency or local authorities for the most current requirements.

Trek Permits:

TIMS Card: Required for all trekkers.
Sagarmatha National Park Permit: Mandatory for entering the park.
Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit: Required for trekking in the Khumbu region.

Itinerary

Normally, your arrival in Kathmandu is the day one of this trip. We will come to pick you up at the airport as per your flight time and transfer you to the hotel. There are no activities today apart from a trip briefing meeting. The information about the meeting time will be available upon your arrival at the hotel.

You have time to relax and go for any last-minute preparation for the trip. Welcome to Kathmandu!

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Hotel

You have time to relax and go for any last-minute preparation for the trip. Welcome to Kathmandu!

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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Guesthouse

We continue the walk on the Everest base camp trail after breakfast. Our destination for the day is the beautiful mountain town of Namche Bazar. The trail takes us through winding trail up the mountains. As we continue the walk towards the destination, we cross several suspension bridges on the trail. After checking into the Sagarmatha national park at Monjo, we continued the walk to Namche for the day.

Once we reach Namche Bazar, a prosperous mountain trading town in the Everest region, we will check into a guest house and relax. A nicely settled town in the terraced slope, Namche Bazar brings you the spectacular views of mountains like Thamserku (6,6232m) and Kongde Ri (6,187m) to its west.

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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We are already above 3000 meters above sea level so we need to take an extra day at Namche to acclimatize. On this extra day at Namche Bazar, we will go for a hike and explore the surroundings.

We will have the latter half of the day to rest and relax once we are back from the hike.

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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Guesthouse

After the acclimatization day at Namche, we are now ready to trek further higher. We will continue our trek after breakfast and head towards Tengboche as our destination for the day. The trek passes through forested trails and on the ridge. After about 6 hours of uphill walk, we reached Tengboche village. Once we reach Tengboche village, we can enjoy Mountain View of the peaks like Tawache, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam including Everest.

Once we settle into our accommodation, we can set out on an exploration of Tengboche Monastery, the biggest Buddhist monastery in the region where Tenzing Norgay Sherpa, the first man to summit Mt. Everest, along with Sir Edmund Hilary, was sent to be a monk once. The galore magnificence of the monastery is simply overwhelming.

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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Dingboche is the destination for today. After we finish our breakfast with a view, we set off on the trekking journey for the day. We follow the downhill trail towards Dingboche and past it, we reach Pangboche village. We will take some time to explore the village and an ancient and beautiful monastery. Pangboche is a beautiful and the biggest Sherpa settlement in the region. After starting ahead from Pangboche village, we head towards Dingboche leaving the route to Pheriche. After spending about six hours on the trail past forest, villages, and beautiful sights to see, we reach Dingboche village where a breathtaking view of the Himalayan peaks awaits us.

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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Guesthouse

We are already at the elevation of 4,410 meters above sea level thus a good full day is what we need to adjust with the high altitude climate here and above. This extra day at Dingboche works as an acclimatization and rest day as well which is essential to go further higher. Even when we are calling it a rest day, we are not staying idle. We will go for some hiking to a higher elevation and return back to Dingboche for overnight stay. This full day of exploration around Dingboche will expose us to the overwhelming beauty of the place and surrounding mountain peaks.

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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As we are already above treeline on our trek, we now walk through pastures, glacial moraine, boulder-strewn paths, and similar terrain all the way to Lobuche. The walk today involves crossing a small pass called Dughla also known as Thukla with several memorial shrines for the brave mountaineers who lost their lives during their climbing expeditions. Although the walk is slow-paced on the uphill trail, made difficult by the increasing elevation, it brings wonderful views of the mountains to our sight that helps us forget the strenuous effort we are taking up in the impressive mountain landscape. A well-spent seven hours of the effort in the rugged Everest trekking trail that many other adventurers are treading takes us to the small settlement of Lobuche to spend overnight before striving for one more day to reach the base of the highest mountain in the world.

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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We are eventually going to make it to the Everest Base Camp today after these many days of trekking in and amidst the wonderful Himalayan peaks. Our determined and sincere effort to be at the base of the highest mountain in the world is going to materialize this afternoon. We are going to stand at the place where many climbers have spent days and nights training, preparing, and attempting the summit of the formidable Mt. Everest.

We walked to Gorak Shep, a small settlement on the glacial lakebed in the Everest region, where we are going to spend overnight today as the highest overnight stopover for the trip. After relishing our lunch at our tea house, we set off for the Everest Base Camp. A slow-paced walk on the moraine and boulder-strewn gradual path up to base camp is going to test our excitement and stamina. Anyway, we are going to get to the base camp regardless of the difficulty of walking at the elevation. We click countless pictures and enjoy the moment of being at the classic Everest base camp before making a return trip to Gorak Shep for overnight stay.

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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We got up early, really early, in the morning to hike up to Kalapathar, the highest elevation on the trip, for a breathtaking view of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, and other Himalayan panoramas up close with a spectacular sunrise over those mighty peaks. Kalapathar trek views are magical and most likable among trekkers. This never-seen-before view and sunrise on earth are going to blow our minds away, alluring us to stay there forever. Alas, we wish we could!

We have to make a return trip back to Gorak Shep for breakfast. We start the trek back to Pheriche after breakfast. The trek down today is taking us to a new place that we have not covered on the trek. Pheriche is a beautiful settlement in the Khumbu region which is normally the stopover place for many Everest trekkers on their way back down after the base camp and Kalapathar joy on the trip.

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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After a good breakfast, we get set to hike down a hillside carpeted by rhododendron and juniper trees. This walk gives us a good feeling of inner peace and quiet. After crossing the airy prayer-flagged bridge over the Dudh Koshi River, our trail goes by the Dudh Koshi gorge descending rapidly through lovely pine forests. While In the forest, we may come across colorful pheasants and mountain goats. The route finally reaches Sanasa from where we can enjoy views of Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Nuptse mountains. We also pass twisting trails that lead through a forest before reaching Namche Bazaar. Overnight in Namche Bazaar.

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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This is our last day in these magnificent mountains which have been home to us all these days!

Today, we began to get warmed up by the light cool breeze. Although we are traveling the same route down, we enjoy completely different views. We snap a mixture of open plains, rhododendron and pine forests, and in the distance snow-covered peaks. We take time and walk at our own pace today as this is the last day of our trek. We experience the Sherpa villages' impressive faith in Buddhism and the culture of prayer stones and prayer flags while we walk through the villages. Upon arrival in Lukla, we have plenty of time to relax, stretch those aching legs, and recall the experiences of the last couple of days. We come to the culmination of a fantastic trek on a merry note with everyone back safe and sound with truly happy faces!

We stroll around in the sunshine while our leader will re-confirm our flight tickets. In the evening, we enjoy a last specially prepared dinner with our crew and make it a celebration night which calls for a great party. This is our last night on these lovely mountains that were home to us all of these weeks. After enjoying some local mountain beer [‘chhang’ – fermented rice] we dance to a jig by trying some Sherpa steps familiar with mountain dancing before we sit down to a sumptuous dinner. We then retire for the night to reminisce on a trip enjoyed to the hilt. Overnight at our lodge.

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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We boarded an early morning flight to Kathmandu after our long mountain journey. On reaching Kathmandu, we can rest or go on some last-minute souvenir shopping. We also have options to discover some ancient parts of Kathmandu, which we can do today. There will be a farewell dinner in the evening to celebrate the successful completion of our journey. Overnight in Kathmandu.

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Due to experiences of the past, we added a buffer day [contingency purposes] in the event your Lukla flight is delayed or cancelled. However, if everything runs smoothly and you still have this extra buffer day left then you can participate in some extension activities which Nepal Climbing Adventure can arrange on request. The optional activities may include visiting places/landmarks of your choice, adventure sports, shopping or anything you’d like etcetera. Overnight Kathmandu.

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The trip has come to an end today. We have to bid farewell for this time hoping to meet again for another adventure soon. We will drive you to the airport for your departure flight as scheduled.

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What's Included?

All airport and hotel transfers
Welcome and farewell dinner
Flight between Kathmandu to Lukla and back
Accommodation and meals during the whole of the trek
3 nights in a 3 star hotel in Kathmandu
All necessary paper works and permits
Government and local taxes
An experienced English speaking trekking guide, assistant trek guide (4 trekkers: 1 assistant guide), porters (2 trekkers: 1 porter) including their salary, insurance, food, lodging and all equipment.
A comprehensive medical kit

Cost Excludes

Nepal Visa fee(bring small denomination cash USD and two passport photographs)
International airfare
Excess baggage charges
Extra night accommodation apart from the schedule due to any reasons
Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu and in case of early return than the scheduled itinerary
Travel and rescue insurance
Personal expenses
Tips for travel guides or porters

Route Map

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is Kala Patthar better than Everest Base Camp?

It's not about what is better, It depends on what the traveler is seeking. Everest Base offers a unique view of the mountain whereas Kalapathar is famous for its sunrise and sunset views. If we talk about elevation, Kalapathar lies at a higher elevation than the base camp which provides it the advantage to see the surroundings with a Birds-eye view.

Is Kalapathar Everest Base Camp Trekking open all year?

Yes! Everest Base Camp is open all year but the best time to get on the trek is during its optimal season. This falls during spring and autumn when the weather is clear and you expect less rainfall in the area.

How long does it take to climb Kala Patthar?

The elevation of Kala Patthar is 5,644 meters (18,176 ft). From Ghorak Shep, the Kala Patthar summit walk takes roughly 2–3 hours. Most tours typically complete the trip early in the morning before descending to Lukla.

What is the difference between the Everest Base Camp trek and the Annapurna Base Camp trek?

The standard Annapurna Base Camp Trek length is 110 km, while the Everest Base Camp is 130 km. So, the Annapurna Base Camp is shorter compared to the Everest Base Camp. However, you can complete both of these treks through different routes, which can alter the number of days you will require to complete these treks.

What are the climatic conditions of Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar Trek?

The climate of Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar trek varies as per the seasons.

Spring: Everest Base Camp trek weather is generally stable during the spring season.
Autumn: Stable weather but colder temperatures
Summer (Monsoon): Increased risk of rain, mud, and landslides
Winter: Extreme cold and potential snowfall

Is trekking to Everest Base Camp difficult?

The Everest Base Camp Trek is a well-established, safe trek that poses little risk to the average trekker who follows all the preventative guidelines. A bit of preparation will ensure you have a safe trek through one of the most beautiful regions in the world.

Can a normal person climb Everest Base Camp?

Yes! A normal person with average physical condition and prior experience can climb Everest Base Camp. One should be aware of trek routes, rugged paths and acclimatization days.

What is the most difficult part of Everest Base Camp Trek?

The most Difficult part of the EBC trek is Crossing the challenging Cho La Pass. The pass requires proper preparation and dedication to adapt the body to the difficult condition of the trek.

What is the success rate of Everest Base Camp Trek?

The difficulty level of the Everest Base Camp trek has been graded a 'Moderately Difficult' level, and the success rate of the expedition is around 90% depending on the services of the operator you chose.

Equipment

Traveling in high altitudes requires excellent body conditions both physically and mentally. Despite being physically and mentally prepared one should have a deep understanding of the high-altitude health hazards and the understanding of the acclimatization process.

The geography and terrain in the mountains rise to high elevations. The climbers have to walk 5-7 hours every day which needs good preparation. We have to adapt to the changing terrain and the climate. The success of the expedition depends upon the preparation and physical well-being. Additionally, personal food and diet preferences, influential allergies and personal medications need to be discussed and communicated well with the guide.

Travel Insurance for Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar Trek

Travel insurance is essential for trekking to Everest Base Camp (EBC) and Kala Patthar due to the remote location, high altitude, and potential risks involved. Here’s what to consider when arranging travel insurance:

Medical Coverage:

Emergency Medical Expenses: Ensure the policy covers emergency medical treatment, including hospitalization and evacuation.
Altitude Coverage: Verify that the insurance covers medical expenses related to altitude sickness, which is common on high-altitude treks.

Emergency Evacuation:

Coverage for Evacuation: The policy should cover emergency evacuation by helicopter or other means in case of severe illness or injury.

Trip Cancellation or Interruption:

Cancellation Coverage: This covers costs if you need to cancel the trek before departure due to unforeseen circumstances.
Interruption Coverage: Covers costs if you need to cut short your trip due to an emergency.

Personal Accident:

Accidental Death and Dismemberment: Coverage in case of serious injury or death.

Lost or Delayed Luggage:

Coverage for Loss: Compensation for lost, stolen, or delayed luggage.

Travel Delays:

Trip Delay Compensation: Coverage for additional expenses due to travel delays.
Emergency Contact: Ensure you have emergency contact numbers for your insurance provider.

Travel Insurance:

Ensure it covers medical emergencies, evacuation, trip cancellation, and personal accidents.
Choose a policy specialized for trekking and high-altitude activities.

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Please also consider including the Ice Lake hike in Manang on the itinerary as I did not know about it until after and would have loved to do it. The itinerary already includes an extra night in Manang to acclimatize so having that option for clients may be nice.”

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I fully enjoyed my tour with Chris' company. Everyone was very friendly and super flexible when I had wishes that were not on my "standard" booking. I highly recommend to anyone who wants to experience an exceptional once in a lifetime adventure!

Sadhana Kamath

I just returned from the EBC trek. It is still sinking in. I want to express how impressed I am by the Nepal Climbing Adventure group. They made sure we had excellent accommodations and hassle free transportation. They were very punctual and responsive. The porters and guides were awesome too.

Vikas Kumar

MERA PEAK trek was organised by Nepal Climbing Adventure . Mr. Krishna Subedi (MD ) was extremely helpful. Our guide Mr. Mingma Sherpa was excellent guide. The trek was strenuous but enjoyable. The selection of Tea houses by Nepal Climbing Adventure were excellent . I highly recommend Nepal Climbing Adventure.

Ana Margarida Ribeiro Fernandes

I went on a trekking to Annapurna Base Camp. Our guiding team was amazing and alowed us to complete our objective. The patience of one of our guides Ramsh turned this into an amazing experience. A big thank you to the whole team for an amazing job. You are very kind and professional.

Yves Henri Porters

I did the Mera Peak trekking over 15 days, organized by Nepal Climbing Adventure. Mr. Krishna Subedi (Kris) is the manager of the organization. He is a very good co-ordinator, puts you immediately on whatsapp when you arrive, and keeps following up your trekking and summit experience. When there were small problems, he immediately took action and contacted the right people. My guide Mr. Neyma Sherpa was also very helpfull and an excellent guide. The trek itself was very enjoyable. The Tea houses were very good and they were very flexible when i prefered another teahouse than the one they already booked. I really recommend Nepal Climbing Adventure! A few extra things to keep in mind: - The month May used to be the best month for Mera Peak but we had a lot of rain... May-be April or October is becoming better now... - Listen to your guide at all times and don't go up to fast. The trekking is also about acclimatizing. Sometimes you need that extra day at 4000m... - Take a portable solar panel with you and a power bank. (min 12W, 20W is better). It will pay itself back. You pay a lot in the teahouses to get your phone charged (a lot of them also use solar power). - I personally prefer not to rent climbing gear but to take my own. I always hike and climb with the same pair of C boots with semi-automatic crampons. My C boots are big enough to wear 2 pair of socks if necessary. My smartwhool socks were warm enough on the summit day (-10 to -15 °C) - Take a porter. They are not expensive and your hiking comfort will increase a lot. - Don't forget to use sunscreen, especially on the summit day when you leave at 2 am in the dark and you're not thinking about the sun at that time. - Make sure you are in excellent physical shape. After the summit, you will need 3 more days to get to Lukla.

Tiago Torrinha

On this trek the staff took care of all the logistics in a very professional manner, making all the efforts possible to tackle all the issues arised as smooth as possible. In conclusion, this trekking revealed an amazing and hassle-free experience. Totally recommend the team.

Christoffer Michels

Great company and Chris was always ready to answer. Just ask and you get a reply very soon. Everything was good organized and I could change everything as I wanted so I got a Mera & Island Peak tour including Everest Basecamp. I got a really good and experienced guide and porter for my private trip. I booked through bookmundi which made payment very easy. I met Chris in Kathmandu before and after the trip and he is very kind - you are always welcome in the office. I had a duffelbag and a sleepingbag included and it was good quality. So thank you for organizing a great trip.

Mario Teguh Nugraha

I had a amazing trip with Nepal Climbing adventure to Island Peak climbing. Kris is very flexible with the itinerary and very friendly. And our guide Mingma, is very professional and friendly. I’m looking forward for the next trip on the next time! Kudos for Nepal Climbing Adventure!

Mario Teguh Nugraha

Everything was organised really well, would recommend to anyone. They gave the itinerary that meets our expectation, eventhough some plans were accidentally canceled due to my partner's health condition, but they still checking on up us, they help us for the hotel for the rest of our stays until the flight back to our country. The guide also still checking up on us. Thanks Kris and Mingma.

Abigail

Booked the trip just 3 weeks prior to flying and Krishna was very accommodating and provided quick responses to my queries. Everything during the trip was pretty smooth, drivers were polite and arrived on time. My guides and porter was really helpful during the trek, itinerary were pretty flexible too since I was going solo. Acclimatisation days during the ascend was really helpful, didn’t experience much altitude sickness although trekking did get more challenging as the altitude increased. Travelled during off peak season, July is their monsoon period so there aren’t many tourist around. Did get some good views along the way, weather is clear most of the time in the morning & the clouds set in during the afternoons & rains most of the times in the evening. As it was off peak season, many places were closed as well. However, I enjoyed the peace & tranquility during the trek without many people around and thought it was a good trade off for the weather. Signed up for Island Peak and was an unsuccessful attempt due to the weather & safety reasons. And won’t recommend others for a technical ascend during the off peak season. Had to add extra days during the trip incase of bad weather. Fortunately for me, the weather did not affect me & Krishna helped me to manage the remaining days left in Kathmandu to tour around the area and my accommodations. My trip to Nepal was a pleasant one so am really thankful for the experience!

Martijn de Win

Did Mera Peak, Amphu Lapcha La pass, and Island Peak with Nepal Climbing Adventure and it was great! Very good communication leading up to the start of the trip. Both Chris and Khum (owners) made sure that everything was arranged for a successful and memorable trip. They showed flexibility, helped in creating the best itinerary and really delivered on this awesome experience. Best part about it is that they are 24/7 available for questions or other things to discuss. I was also very pleased with their guide selection for the trip. Would highly recommend anyone who wants to go trekking or climbing in Nepal to do it with Nepal Climbing Adventure.

Ines Nolasco

Ramesh joined our Nomad trip as the local guide. He was amazing - very professional, always careful and attentive, ensuring everyone was happy and taken care of, sorting out each and every issue. He played a huge role in making this trip a great success. Many thanks Ramesh!

Jacques Gouallou

It's been my 5th trek in Nepal with Nepal Climbing Adventures and I cannot say enough how Khum, Krisna and their teams have been very professional all the way through, from the conception of each trek to small details that make a big difference along the journey. My last trek in Mera peak and Everest region was extraordinary and my guide and porter did everything to make this strenuous trek as pleasant and memorable as possible. I highly recommend booking your Nepal next trip with Kris and Khum !

Pedro Gonçalves

When I booked my trip with Nepal Climbing Adventure Pvt. Ltd. I did not make a lot of research about the trail and how they operate, because I wanted to be amazed by the experience and be surprised by the views and the mountains!!! Without knowing a lot about the places we would visit, my biggest concern was safety. However, it ends up I found on this team some true FRIENDS (lots of fun on the days together) and the MOST prepared and qualified PEOPLE to make me feel safe and enjoy the trip to the full!!! A special thanks to RAMESH and NIMA that are now part of my future!!!

Pedro Valente

Spectacular trek with the best guides, amazing views but above all the guides as Ramesh become also good friends during the trek.

Srivatsan Krishnan

I did the EBC & Kala Pathar trek with Nepal Climbing team in Oct-23, I wanted to write in a review about my experience with Nepal Climbing. I had been planning to go to EBC for a few years now & finally it all came together in 2023, i was going through a lot of blogs, websites and youtube videos before deciding on the operator for this trip. Thats when Nepal Climbing was refered by a friend who did the EBC trek in the past. Right from the first communication with Krishna Subedi, the team was very professional, patient in answering myriad of questions i had about the trip. Krishna gave a call and walked me through the itinerary, cost and the preparation that i need to do to be able to experience a nice trek. Even though i had spoken with Krishna a few times, i was still skeptical prior to the trip worried about arrangements & the over all planning around the trip. But as soon as i landed in Kathmandu - i was escorted from the Airport and was absolutely taken care of through out the entire duration of the trip. The hotel arrangements in Thamel was very good, the crew also guided & helped me around the Thamel markets to get some of the hiking gears. Krishna introduced me to the Guide, who spoke good English and Hindi. And then the trip started, the arrangements were perfect, we were fortunate on the weather part, no delays in getting to Lukla and then onwards we were able to follow the itinerary - all the villages and tea houses we stayed. The hotel & arrangements were top class. Clean and hygenic tea houses were provided. The guide Neema Sherpa was very knowledgeable, courteous and very friendly. He answered all the questions i had, spent a lot of time clicking pictures and videos and he was a very good friend through out the journey. And after the return to Kathmandu, again the stay provided by Nepal climbing team was really good and a hospitable place with nice food. My entire experience due to these professional arrangements was very smooth. Over all i had a fantastic trekking experience through the help of the Guide Neema and Nepal Climbing team led by Krishna, i would highly recommend any one to engage Krishna and team for a terrific trekking experience.

Teodor Yordanov Todorov

We have great experience with my girlfriend to the EBC and Kalapatthar treck with Nepal Climing adventure company. Chris is so responsible and kind person and he respond at all my questions alaways immediately and also he was so kind to reschedule our trek because at first booking we need to cancel it because we become sick from covid and we reschedule for next season. His brother Khum pick up use from the airport and bring us to the hotel and as well he bring us to the airport when we finish our holiday. Our guide Sumba and portar Pasang make our Treking great and unforgettable experience. They was so professional and kaind and organised persons and we didn't have no problem at all during the Trek. They alaways trying we to feel comfortable and good. We definitely will come back. ???

Lady Diana

Me and me Boy friend longends dream was to make this beautifull Trek to Everest Base Camp and NEPAL CLIMBING ADVENTURE make that posibel(CHRIS) aafter 2 time rebooking ouer trip because we get sick from covid CHRIS make evrithing posibel to rebook ouer trip for later and now finally the brother of CHRIS /KHUM pic us from the Airport and we have a amaising talk amaisnf Hospitaliti?after so long waiting white (ZUMBA) ouer Guide who makes a fantastic unforgettable strong job togheter white ouer porter (PASSAN) we make unforgettable happy moments i will never forgot and me Heart will always remeber this beautiful moments white you guys for shure we will planing to do again a other imteresting trip white you bigg thanks foe ZUMBA ,PASSAN , and Nepal climbing adventures to make us unforgettable moments ?????

Will Baird

Sumba was a great guide! He was friendly, knowledge and easy to work with. He has a lot of experience and it shows! I’m grateful I was able to have him as my guide!

Borys Darmas

Excellent Sherpas/guides. Strong porters. On going support.

Borys Darmas

V good Sherpas and Cook Responded to critical situation well to make the final ascend a success.

Deborah Weiser

We had an incredible 16-day Mera Peak trek experience, all thanks to Kris from the trekking company. Kris went above and beyond, handling boarding passes, coordinating domestic travel, and offering valuable advice. Pasang, our guide, was outstanding, ensuring we had the right equipment and creating a truly memorable journey. Kris's honesty, responsiveness, and accommodation made our visit to Nepal unforgettable, and we're grateful for the countless beautiful memories he helped us create. Highly recommend their services!

Marcel S

We had a wonderful trek to the Everest Base Camp and 3 passes. Kris organized everything professionally and perfectly, all accommodation and domestic flights were booked and included into the trip price. Our guide - Lakpa gave us a breathtaking tour in the Everest region, providing us with interesting information during the trek and serving professional help and advice. I really recommend traveling with Nepal Climbing Adventure.

Zofia Gutsche

I highly recommend Nepal Climbing Adventure! We took 18 days trek to Everest Base Camp and 3 High Passes in November and the experience was just amazing. We had everything professionally organized by Chris: transportation (including flight to Lukla), food and lodging, permits, you name it... The contact with the company was always quick and easy, Chris was super helpful and everything went smoothly. We were even provided with really good and warm sleeping bags and jackets! Our guide Lakpa was really experienced and knowledgeable, he showed us some of the most incredible places we've ever seen, helped us through all the though parts of the trail and was always there to answer questions and offer advice. We felt really well taken care for every step of the way. We're already planning our next trek in Nepal and we'll most definitely come back to Nepal Climbing Adventure!

Tyler Khaw

From the very beginning of our planning stages to the summit of Island Peak, my experience with Nepal Climbing Adventure was nothing short of spectacular. The pre-trip communication was a breeze - their team was incredibly responsive and informative, ensuring all my questions were answered promptly and thoroughly. Once the adventure began, the organization and logistics were impeccable. The travel arrangements, accommodations, and meals not only met but exceeded my expectations. Everything was well-planned, allowing me to focus entirely on the experience without any logistical worries. The heart of this journey was undeniably the guides and support staff. Their knowledge of the terrain and local insights enriched the trek immensely. More than that, their kindness, helpfulness, and genuine friendliness made a significant impact. It was clear they were not just professionals but also passionate about what they do, and that passion was contagious. The highlight of the trip was, of course, the climb itself. Trekking to Everest Base Camp (EBC) and scaling Island Peak was an exhilarating and awe-inspiring experience. The beauty of the Himalayas is unparalleled, and the sense of accomplishment upon reaching the peak was indescribable. It was challenging, no doubt, but with the expert guidance and encouragement of our guides, it was an achievable and thrilling adventure. Overall, my satisfaction with Nepal Climbing Adventure is through the roof. I would not only recommend them but urge anyone considering a climbing expedition in Nepal to go with this exceptional team. Their professionalism, combined with a warm, personal touch, made this journey unforgettable. If you're seeking an adventure that's well-organized, safe, and filled with moments of awe and wonder, look no further than Nepal Climbing Adventure.

Veronika

I’d like to share my great trekking experience. It was my first time visiting Nepal. I had limited time so I wanted to do a 7-9 day trek . I choose Mardi Himal trek . I texted to many companies from Facebook and I choose Nepal Climbing Adventure because they looked so professional, always replied quick, they knew what a good customer care is . They met me in the airport, booked a hotel. I met the guide and porter next day. I’ve had the best tour guide. I can recommend him 100%. Tour guide Ramesh, thank you so much ! The trek itself was so beautiful ! (It was in February) It was too early for rhododendron flowers but the view was spectacular. Forests, jungle, jungle covered with snow, mountains, snow mountains. If you have limited time I’d recommend this one week trek. It’s short but super beautiful. I will definitely come back and book a tour with the same company.

Marina

Me and my daughter traveled to Nepal and chose Mardi Himal trek. I’m an active 60 years lady. This trek was hard sometimes but we had enough time to go slowly and enjoy the view, take photos , have tea and coffee with Mountain View. Mardi Himal trek is new but amazing. After Mardi we did Poon Hill trek because we had time and wanted to continue the adventure. It was a great trek to see local villages, rivers, forests. We also had the best tour guide Ramesh. Thank you , my friend for being such a professional and caring tour guide.

Casper Peters

We went on a 8 day trek to Jomsom/Muktinath. This trek has lost its popularity over the years because of the jeep road, making it easy to cover the distance by car. But that made the experience less touristic and more authentic for us. With on average 6 hours of hiking every day, the views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri (2 of the 10th highest mountains in the world) were stunning. The nature was blooming: Nepal's national flower Rhododendron was flowering in a beautiful dark red color, and we ate delicious, freshly picked Nepali oranges on the way. The culture was most interesting: some of the architecture of the old villages we passed through made you feel like you were going back in time. Most of the people still work by hand. We saw women next to the road smashing large rocks into smaller ones using a hammer! Special thanks to our guide Dev, who is very knowledgeable and caring, and porter/hero Nema, who saved my girlfriends hat which fell into a canyon after a strong wind caught it. We enjoyed every minute with them!

Nicolas Becker

We did the Annapurna Circuit trek from Chyamje to Muktinath (11 walking days) with guide Ramesh in March 2024. What a fantastic experience ! The mountain views were incredible : the scenery is unique. The progressive acclimatization made possible for all of us to reach Thorong La pass without problem. The accommodations, food and sleep, were very good (even too good for hikers like us used to alpine refuges ^^). The trail is very enjoyable. The preparation/organisation of the trek with Krishna before arriving was very good. Our guide Ramesh was excellent : professionnal, adaptative, attentionnate, kind and helpful. We feel very grateful for all the care received by Ramesh. We will remember this experience for all our life.

Tim Schuler

Nice and caring guide. They will make you reach your objectives. Anapurna circuit was nice and we also had very good waether. Guide ramesch is very adaptive. He adapts your treck to your physical conditions and needs. The hotels and the food where good too, but some days I wasn't that hungry because of altitude :-)!

Thomas J Henderson

My wife and I highly recommend this experience. We have nothing but amazing things to say about the trek we did, our guide Raju Kandel, and the company Nepal Climbing Adventure and its owner and manager Khum Subedi. I will review all three here: I will start by describing our trek. We booked a 22 day trek of the Manaslu circuit followed by the Annapurna circuit, including Poon Hill and ending in Pokhara, from March 15 to April 5. We took a local bus from Kathmandu to Machhakhola to start the Manaslu circuit. It took us 11 days to complete this circuit to Dharapani, which is where we started the Annapurna circuit. We did not trek the Tsum Valley due to time constraints. The main Manaslu cuicuit was spectacular. Only one day comprised of Jeep road trekking for portions of the day. Many epic suspension bridges, many colourful villages along the way. We were impressed by the mission statement of the Manaslu conservation Area Project in reducing environmental impact of trekking and supporting the local people. We met locals along the way, and where even invited into a local home for traditional Tibetan tea and Sisnu (nettle) soup that we collected on the trail. We got to partake in a local celebration including dancing and community Momo feast. We visiting the tranquil monastery in Lho, and passed by other monasteries with traditional music and ritual. The accomodations were satisfactory, we typically were able to pay for a hot shower expect at the highest elevation villages in the 2 night prior to Larke pass. The food was way beyond my expectations. We ate Dal Bhat every day, sometimes twice a day, and did not tire of this dish. Each restaurant had their own variation on the dish and the fresh vegetables were delicious. The day of the pass was difficult but the views are spectacular. Birendra lake was spectacular and worth a visit. The Annapurna section boasted more panoramic mountain views, different type of forest scenery and slightly more polished accommodations. It had more trekkers than Manaslu and more of the trek included the Jeep Road, however at most we would see 5-10 cars per day on the road. Thorong La pass was also a memorable experience. We took a bus from Muktinath to Tatopani and I do not think we missed much skipping this portion of the trek (dry arid and dusty area). From Tatopani ato Ghorepani was spectacular jungle and rhododendron Forrest trekking. Overall it was the most varied, beautiful, culturally immersive, and delicious trek I have done. Our guide Raju Kandel was fantastic and went beyond what I expected from a guide. He was a joy to trek with and very professional. He took our safety as top concern, regarding altitude symptom monitoring, and how to navigate around the animals that share the path for examples. We later learned he has experience in mountain search and rescue. He has done the Manaslu circuit for many years, and has a relationship with the locals in the guest houses and restaurants along the way. He was able to call ahead to reserve rooms at the best accommodations, pick the most delicious Dal Bhat restaurants, plan the days in order to see key sights along the way, network with locals we met along the path to translate our questions and even get an offer for a visit into a home for food and tea. He taught us Nepali trekking songs and key phrases. He learned what our interests and preferences where along the trek and was able to tailor the experience for us. He got us into the kitchen at most smaller Tea Houses on Manaslu circuit to witness the cooking our our meals. Without Raju as our guide, our experience would not have been as personal or immersive. Nepal Climbing Adventure was a a fantastic agency to book our trek with. Khum Subedi, the past president of the Trekking Agencies Association or Nepal, was friendly, professional and went the extra mile. He personally picked us up at our hotel on the first day of the trek. He helped us navigate an issue we had with another trekking agency (and luckily we ended up not booking with the other agency), again going the extra mile. He ensures a debrief meeting with his trekkers, demonstrating his commitment to providing the best experience for the trekkers that book through his organization. Overall very pleased with the entire experience. It was the adventure of a lifetime.

Sophie Schuler

Nous avons passé un excellent moment pendant 11 jours sur le circuit du tour des Annapurnas. Notre guide Ramesh était professionnel, très attentionné, et flexible. Il a su être à l’écoute et adapter selon les envies et besoins de chacun. Tout était fait en sorte de pouvoir terminer le tour, grâce a une acclimatation bien réfléchie. Le prix était très abordable pour une excellente qualité de tous les services. Je recommande cette agence les yeux fermés!

Robin Krug

My husband and I had an incredible time on our trek with Nepal Climbing Adventure, and have nothing but good things to say about the experience. They helped us arrange our dream trek on short notice, and we were able to combine the Manaslu and Annapurna circuits into one 22 day trek. Our guide, Raju Kandel, was exceptional, and his experience with guiding, and relationship with many guesthouse owners along the way truly enhanced our experience. The itinerary was well planned for acclimatizing safely and seeing beautiful sights, and feeling good for the passes. We had flexibility based on our goals and preferences. The accommodation and food exceeded our expectations along the way. I would highly recommend Nepal Climbing Adventure.

Maria Isabel Ferreira

Excelent team, organization, very available to help with everithing they were extraordinary and extremely important for the success off the trek. Always very attentive to everyone. Extraordinary. Thank you all.

Melanie Goyer

Amazing trek, Sumba my guide was awesome, made sure everything was possible for me. The agency answers fast to your requests, which was very usefull. Though, be careful on which site you reserve, might have unsuspected fees (private transport to Manthali, lunch & dinners, etc.)

Chandrasekar Mohan

We had a great time working with this trekking company. From the start they were open about the challenges that we may face and suggestions to handle them. Also, they were very accommodating for any changes we had during trek. Special kudos to our Sherpa and porters, they were there very step of way. Seriously we couldn’t have done without their support. They did much more than providing guidance and carry our bags! I would highly recommend them anyone who is looking to trek EBC or any trek in Nepal.

Purushoth Kumar Baburaj

I had wonderful experience during my EBC hiking trip that I did in Apr, 2024 through this company. Their guide and porters lead us complete this trip comfortably and successfully. I wholeheartedly recommend Nepal climbing adventure company to anyone looking for organized, enjoyable and memorable hiking experience. I look forward to joining another hiking trip with them in the future for sure.

Nayan Patel

Dream to go to Everest Base Camp, turn into reality through Nepal Climbing Adventure. EBC Tracking was getting tougher as it gets in later half of ascend, well our guide ‘Rameshji’ and porter ‘Sumanji’ were there to assist us in all possible ways. Both treat us as “Maharaja” throughout our journey and because of them I made to EBC and for that I am very grateful to them. Nepalese hospitality is beyond imagination, never seen anywhere such a selfless service. The trip was well organized by Krishna and Kumbh, who were very transparent, well communicated and very professional about everything from airport pick up to accommodation and throughout the journey. Thank You everyone who supported me for making EBC Tracking the trip of my life.

Matthew Hagan

Excellent trip. Guide was strong and very helpful. Company was especially accommodating with advice on equipment and routes prior to trek and after the trek helpful in providing alternative travel arrangement due to bad weather ensuring that I still made my international flight back to Europe. Would recommend and use again!

Wang Een Kim

I'm so grateful for the wonderful experience I had on this trip. It was a hard-earned vacation, and meeting DEV as our guide on the Annapurna Circuit made the time truly worthwhile. DEV is an exceptionally knowledgeable and considerate guide, always prioritizing my comfort and carefully planning every step of our journey to ensure our success. Thanks to his guidance and explanations, I was able to enjoy the trek with peace of mind. This experience in the Himalayas will remain a treasured memory, holding great significance in my life.

Andy Lei

The trek & climb to Island Peak summit was very well organised. Everyone was helpful and friendly. This was the experience of a lifetime! Shout out to Anil, Chandra, Kamal, Krishna and Khum! Super team ?

Bryn aka Dragonfly (GAME99)

I went solo in low season (Jan) and it was amazing!!!!!! It was cold at night, but i had the trail and all of the lodges to myself. That's how I like it. Hike your own hike, but it's you prefer a more solitary experience, this is the time to do it. Also, blue skies the entire time!!! Maybe I got lucky?!?! I did 12 days that included Poon Hill and Anapurna Base Camp. Killer!!!!! Ramesh was my guide and he was the best! He really knows his stuff took care of everything. Such a great person too. I had been wanting to do this for 20 years and I was not disappointed. Seriously the trip of a lifetime. This outfit was recommended to me by word-of-mouth, and I'm telling everyone who will listen to come to Nepal and get into the mountains with these guys!!!!!

Dominik Schmidt

From the booking on, I always felt in good hands. Krishna, who is the main organizer, did his best to plan everything in advance. Also a connecting trip to Bhutan was offered quickly and to my full contentment. Our first meeting in the office in Kathmandu was full of laughing and made me really look forward to the upcoming trip. After a chaotic flight to Lukla (as expected), I met Ngima Sherpa, who should be my guide for the next 12 days. Ngima is a very kind person and an interesting teacher. He told me about so many details of Sherpa culture, knew every mountain and all the hidden tales sleeping in the Sagarmatha valley tradition. Since we were both quite fit, we often skipped stops and extended our daily "workload", which was never a problem. Then and now, he kept slowing me down when it was necessary. There is no need to say that the landscape was amazing! Actually, the way to it was more exciting than the EBC itself. But nothing could beat the sunrise on Kala Patthar with this perfect view on Everest and all the other mountains. All in all, this trip was a lifetime experience. Thanks to Krishna for the organization and Ngima for the guidance!

Arthur Vermeyen

We had an amazing time during our Langtang trek in Nepal, and a huge part of that was thanks to our incredible guide, Raju. He was extremely helpful with absolutely everything we needed, always responding quickly and efficiently to any request or question. At the same time, he managed to give us exactly the right amount of personal space, which made the whole experience feel really relaxed and comfortable. Both Raju and our porter were incredibly friendly and polite throughout the trek – we couldn’t have asked for a better team to be with in the mountains. If you’re planning a trek in Nepal, we wholeheartedly recommend Raju. And if (or rather, when) we come back, there’s no doubt we’ll be trekking with him and the same porter again!

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