Feel Everest Trek, Leading EBC Trek Company in Nepal
Sustainable Trekking Operator in Nepal
Guiding you through the
Roof of the World
Our dedicated team is the heart and soul of what we do. With passionate expert guides, skilled trek leaders, and a committed support crew, we work hard to make your journey smooth, safe, and memorable. With years of experience navigating the high-altitude paths of Nepal, our team offers valuable local wisdom and mountain expertise every step of the way. From planning routes and handling logistics to ensuring health and safety, we take care of every detail so you can focus on enjoying the trek and creating cherished memories.
If you dream of standing at the foot of Mount Everest, discovering serene valleys untouched by modernization, or immersing yourself in the vibrant Sherpa culture, Feel Everest is here to make it happen. By combining extensive local knowledge with personalized service, we offer adventures that are truly extraordinary. With us, the journey isn’t just about reaching a destination—it’s about savoring every moment, connecting deeply with the natural world, and uncovering new aspects of yourself along the way.
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Frequently
Asked Questions
Feel Everest is a certified sustainable travel company known for its expert trek leaders, comprehensive travel support, and commitment to responsible tourism. With a proven track record of successful treks, we ensure a safe, memorable, and culturally enriching experience while giving back to local communities.
Yes, you can obtain a tourist visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Visa application kiosks are available in the arrival hall to fill out the necessary forms. The visa costs are USD 30 for 15 days, USD 50 for 30 days, and USD 125 for 90 days—all with multiple entries. It's recommended to carry cash in USD, as digital payments are often not accepted.
Bad weather conditions are the primary reason for flight delays and cancellations to and from Lukla, as the airport is located in a mountainous region with rapidly changing weather. Other factors include air traffic congestion at Kathmandu Airport, staffing shortages, and operational difficulties that may also affect flight schedules.
Not always. During the peak trekking seasons (March, April, May, October, and November), heavy air traffic at Kathmandu Airport often makes direct flights from Lukla unavailable. Instead, flights operate between Lukla and Manthali Airport in Ramechhap, which is about a 4–5 hour drive from Kathmandu.
Yes, internet is available in the Everest region primarily through the "Everest Link" network. You can purchase a 6GB package for NPR 600–800 (USD 5–7) valid at one location, or a 10GB package for NPR 2500 (USD 21) that works across multiple locations with Everest Link coverage. The service is valid for one device only. While some teahouses offer Wi-Fi for a fee, these connections are often unreliable. For better connectivity, it’s recommended to use Everest Link or buy a 3G/4G NTC or Ncell SIM card before your trek.
Yes, guesthouses along the Everest Base Camp trek follow international hygiene standards when preparing meals. They serve clean, well-cooked, and warm food to ensure safety and comfort for trekkers.
To secure your booking, a 30% deposit is required at the time of reservation. The remaining balance can be paid either upon your arrival in Kathmandu or in advance. Payment methods accepted in Nepal include US Dollars (cash) and major credit cards such as Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. Please note that a 4% transaction fee applies to all credit card payments.
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