Mt. Everest Base Camp: There are two base camps on Everest. The South Base camp is in Nepal at an altitude of 5,364 m. and the north base camp is in Tibet (China) at a height of 5,150 m.
Trekking to Everest Base camp is more popular and many people take the south route from Nepal side to get to the base of Mt. Everest because you may have well acclimatized to go up. Along the way experience the local culture, visit the monastery, accept the warm welcome of the locals and explore every corner of the hills, flora, and fauna, follow the footprint of Hillary, and stay in the comfortable lodge.
Everest Base Camp Trek itinerary brings you quite an essential trekking experience that has been proven by our past customers. The services that we deliver are standard ones neither are the basic, not the deluxe ones. Of course, there are some luxury hotels and resorts and people may stay in there for an additional cost. The Everest base camp comfort trek is as daunting as many people sound. It is easy and doable by any age of people unless you are mentally prepared. If you try to complete it, in less than 12 days, then it will be surely harder. So follow our carefully proposed itinerary to make your trip safe and successful.
Our Everest base camp trek price is very much affordable for all age groups. What we promised to you is we give you the value of the money that you paid for. To complete the Everest Base Camp trek it is recommended to walk with 5kg bags every day jugging. Once you fly to Lukla (135 km.) walking to base camp is just 63 km. for one way 8 days of walking. It is recommended to visit Kala Patthar in the evening for sunset which offers the best panorama including Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Pomari, Peak 38, and many more. From Everest base camp you can’t see Everest as you are on the base.
