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Everest Base Camp-Trekking to Everest base camp Review

BASE CAMP VIEW

Everest base camp- has to be our all-time favorite trek in the Himalayas.  Trek to the foot of breathtaking Everest, the world’s highest mountain, and set out on a challenging hike to Kala Pattar for a dramatic view of Everest. The magnificent views of Everest, the best trail, wonderful tea houses to stay in and almost continuous views of some of the tallest peaks in the world. The row ends at Everest Base Camp where you can look up the icefall of the Khumbu Glacier towards the peak of Everest which is quite an impressive 3500m above you. On the way, you will see 3 of the worlds 10 tallest peaks which asides from Everest base camp also include-

Cho Oyu (8201m/26,906ft) and Lhotse (8,516m/27,940ft). Just as spectacular although not as tall is the ice-laden walls of Pumori (7,161m/23,494ft) and Ama Dablam (6,812m/22,349ft).


Village views 
View From Base camp

·         Trek to the foot of breathtaking Everest Base Camp, the world’s highest mountain, and set out on a challenging hike to Kala Pattar for a dramatic view of Everest.   
·--     You can Explore Sherpa villages, and enter the region of the ancient Tengboche Monastery and Nepal’s oldest nunnery. it will take you 200 year back in time experience of ancient rich experience.

·  --  In the mountain village of Khumjung, Explore the school established by Sir Edmund Hillary, a local clinic and a Buddhist monastery are some places you will love.
Namche Bazar

Stell bridges of Everest base camp


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11-12 days to Cover.
Typically, it takes 11-12 days trek to cover Everest Base Camp which is 130km round-trip. It takes up to eight days to get to Base Camp and four days to get back down, broken down overall into nine days of long trekking and three short trekking acclimatization days.

Some people take a selfie in dangerous places, pose on risky places, don't follow guide instruction, walking on edge of track are some careless factor that might create a serious problem and even death of travelers. Altitude Sickness: Altitude sickness is the serious and main problem while doing Everest base camp trek

ELEVATION OF EVEREST BASE CAMP?

Elevation of Everest Base Camp is at 5,380 m (17,600 ft) on the south side of Everest in Nepal. Expedition members usually fly into Lukla (2,860 m) from Kathmandu and pass through Namche Bazaar.

EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK COST INDIAN RUPEES?

Everest Base Camp Prices range per person from 40,000  all the way to 70,000 for an average 12 - 15-day trek. Prices generally include permits, round trip flights from Kathmandu to Lukla, accommodation, meals. 

NOTE-Prices in this won't include travel insurance, visa fees, trekking equipment cost.





EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK COST INDIAN RUPEES?
Everest Base Camp Prices range per person from 40,000  all the way to 70,000 for an average 12 - 15-day trek. Prices generally include permits, round trip flights from Kathmandu to Lukla, accommodation, meals. 

NOTE-Prices in this won't include travel insurance, visa fees, trekking equipment cost.

EVEREST BASE CAMP MAP

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How to reach EVEREST BASE CAMP?
The trek begins after arriving at Lukla from Kathmandu. Here your 65 km journey to Everest Base Camp begins (130 km round trip). Depending upon your trekking experience, 65 km may or may not be a formidable distance.
Everest Base Camp Prices range per person from 40,000  all the way to 70,000 for an average 12 - 15-day trek. Prices generally include permits, round trip flights from Kathmandu to Lukla, accommodation, meals. 

NOTE-Prices in this won't include travel insurance, visa fees, trekking equipment cost.
How to reach EVEREST BASE CAMP?
The trek begins after arriving at Lukla from Kathmandu. Here your 65 km journey to Everest Base Camp begins (130 km round trip). Depending upon your trekking experience, 65 km may or may not be a formidable distance.
Everest Base Camp Prices range per person from 40,000  all the way to 70,000 for an average 12 - 15 day trek. Prices generally include permits, round trip flights from Kathmandu to Lukla, accommodation, meals. 

NOTE-Prices in this won't include travel insurance, visa fees, trekking equipment cost.
How to reach EVEREST BASE CAMP?
The trek begins after arriving at Lukla from Kathmandu. Here your 65 km journey to Everest Base Camp begins (130 km round trip). Depending upon your trekking experience, 65 km may or may not be a formidable distance.
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ELEVATION OF EVEREST BASE CAMP?
EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK COST INDIAN RUPEES?
Everest Base Camp Prices range per person from 40,000  all the way to 70,000 for an average 12 - 15-day trek. Prices generally include permits, round trip flights from Kathmandu to Lukla, accommodation, meals. 

NOTE-Prices in this won't include travel insurance, visa fees, trekking equipment cost.
How to reach EVEREST BASE CAMP?
The trek begins after arriving at Lukla from Kathmandu. Here your 65 km journey to Everest Base Camp begins (130 km round trip). Depending upon your trekking experience, 65 km may or may not be a formidable distance.
Who much time to cover
Typically, the trek to Everest Base Camp takes 11-12 days to complete on a 130km round-trip.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
Trekking is possible from September to June and although it’s cold in December and January it's probably one time of year you can find solitude.
Everest Base Camp Prices range per person from 40,000  all the way to 70,000 for an average 12 - 15-day trek. Prices generally include permits, round trip flights from Kathmandu to Lukla, accommodation, meals. 

NOTE-Prices in this won't include travel insurance, visa fees, trekking equipment cost.
How to reach EVEREST BASE CAMP?
The trek begins after arriving at Lukla from Kathmandu. Here your 65 km journey to Everest Base Camp begins (130 km round trip). Depending upon your trekking experience, 65 km may or may not be a formidable distance.
Who much time to cover
Typically, the trek to Everest Base Camp takes 11-12 days to complete on a 130km round-trip.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
Trekking is possible from September to June and although it’s cold in December and January its probably one time of year you can find solitude.

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