Quick Look

Destination

Nepal

Duration

14 Days

Trip Difficulty

Moderate

Activities

Trekking

Meals

Inclusive

Max. Elevation

5545m

Group size

Max 10 People

Trip Start/Ends

Kathmandu

Accommodation

Hotel/Teahouses

Overview

Feel Everest welcomes you to join our 14-day Everest Base Camp Trek, where we handle all the details from your arrival to departure. You’ll stay two nights in a standard hotel in Kathmandu at the beginning and end of your trip, ensuring your comfort.

The adventure kicks off with an exciting flight to Lukla’s Tenzing-Hillary Airport, the starting point for the journey to Mount Everest. Our route takes you through classic Himalayan villages like Namche Bazaar, Tyangboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, and Gorakshep. You’ll reach Everest Base Camp at 5,364 meters and witness a stunning sunrise from Kalapatthar at 5,545 meters. Along the way, you’ll pass through Sagarmatha National Park, home to rare animals like red pandas and musk deer.

We ensure your comfort with cozy teahouse stays, skilled guides, and customizable trekking packages. We’re accepting bookings for the Everest Base Camp Trek in 2025, 2026, and 2027, offering you a chance to reach the world’s highest base camp.

Our 14-day trek is perfect for both seasoned trekkers and first-timers. It includes enough acclimatization days to keep you safe and happy at high altitudes. For those seeking more of a challenge, we offer a Rapid Everest Base Camp Trek. Our professional team boasts a 99% success rate in helping clients achieve their goals.

Your adventure includes a scenic 35-minute flight from Kathmandu to Lukla on a small plane. Upon arrival, your Feel Everest trekking guide will welcome you and introduce you to the team. After breakfast and a short rest, your trek begins with a walk to Phakding. You’ll cross the famous Hillary Suspension Bridge on your way to the bustling Namche Bazaar.

During the trek, you’ll experience peaceful viewpoints, vibrant villages, sacred monasteries, and impressive glaciers. Each step brings you closer to the incredible Everest Base Camp, a dream destination for trekkers around the world.

This 14-day trek offers not only the thrill of trekking but also a look into Tibetan culture at high altitudes. Enjoy the colorful rhododendron forests, breathtaking mountain views, and the warm hospitality of the Sherpa people. From the busy streets of Namche Bazaar (3,440 m) to the serene heights of Kalapatthar (5,545 m), every stop is filled with new experiences.

Book your place on this unique trek today and join Feel Everest for the ultimate adventure to the top of the world. Let us help make your dream of reaching Everest Base Camp a reality!

Trip Summary

Everest Base Camp Trek with Feel Everest:
  • Fully guided 14-day trek from arrival to departure, with two nights in a standard hotel in Kathmandu.
Key Highlights:
  • Scenic flight to Lukla’s Tenzing-Hillary Airport to begin the trek.
  • Visits to iconic locations like Namche Bazaar, Tyangboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, and Gorakshep.
  • Reach Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) and Kalapatthar (5,545 m) for stunning sunrise views.
  • Trek through Sagarmatha National Park, home to rare wildlife like musk deer and red pandas.
Why Choose Feel Everest?:
  • Comfortable teahouse accommodations and experienced guides.
  • Flexible trekking packages for all experience levels, including a Rapid EBC Trek for seasoned trekkers.
  • 99% success rate thanks to a dedicated, professional team.
Cultural and Scenic Experiences:
  • Tibetan culture, high-altitude monasteries, rhododendron forests, and breathtaking Himalayan views.
  • Immersion in Sherpa hospitality and traditions.
Booking Information:
  • Open for 2025, 2026 and 2027 departures, offering customizable options for an unforgettable adventure to the world’s highest base camp.
All Inclusive Cost

From Original price was: $ 1,390.00.Current price is: $ 1,350.00.


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    Recommended Itinerary

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    Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300m/4,264ft)

    Namaste and welcome to Nepal! Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will greet you and escort you to your hotel. Take some time to relax and settle in. Overnight stay at a hotel in Kathmandu.

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    Day 02: Fly to Lukla (2,800m/9,186ft) & Trek to Phakding (2,652m/8,700ft) – 3–4 hours

    Your day starts with an adventurous flight to Lukla, famously known as one of the world’s most challenging airports. As the plane ascends, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of Nepal’s natural beauty—rolling hills, winding rivers, and majestic snowcapped mountains forming stunning landscapes. Upon landing in Lukla, the trek to Everest Base Camp officially begins as you hike toward Phakding. Along the way, enjoy mesmerizing views of Kusum Kanguru (6,367m) and Thamserku (6,608m). Your day concludes with an overnight stay in the picturesque village of Phakding.

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    Day 03: Trek to Namche Bazaar (3440m/11,283ft), 5-6 hours

    Accompanied by the Dudh Koshi River, you’ll journey to Namche Bazaar today. The rugged, rocky landscape offers a unique experience unlike any other. Crossing several suspension bridges—vital lifelines of the region—you’ll pass Buddhist shrines decorated with vibrant prayer flags. A steady uphill climb leads to Namche Bazaar, a vibrant hub for trekkers, showcasing the warm hospitality of the Himalayas. Overnight in Namche Bazaar.

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    Day 04: Acclimatization Day in Namche

    Acclimatization is essential for high-altitude trekking, and today you’ll explore Namche and its surroundings. Marvel at the majestic peaks, including Everest (8848m), Ama Dablam (6856m), Thamserku (6608m), Nuptse (7861m), and Lhotse (8516m). You can also visit the Sherpa Museum to discover the rich culture and lifestyle of the iconic Sherpas. Overnight in Namche Bazaar.

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    Day 05: Trek to Tengboche (3,867m/12,684ft), 4-5 hours

    The day begins with a gentle walk to Phunke Tenga, followed by an ascent to Tengboche, home to the revered Tengboche Monastery, the oldest and most sacred in the region. Nestled beautifully with Ama Dablam (6856m) as its backdrop, the monastery features stunning wall paintings and a small chorten within its grounds. If fortunate, you may witness a religious ceremony. Overnight in Tengboche.

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    Day 06: Trek to Dingboche (4,358m/14,295 ft), 5-6 hours

    The day starts with a descent through lush forests of conifers and rhododendrons, offering stunning views of Everest (8848m) and Ama Dablam (6856m). Crossing the Imja River, you’ll arrive at Pangboche, home to a monastery and breathtaking mountain vistas. As you navigate rocky terrain and pass fields of various crops, a gradual ascent leads you to Dingboche. Overnight in Dingboche.

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    Day 07: Acclimatization Day in Dingboche

    Today is your second acclimatization day, spent hiking around Dingboche. From the ridge behind the village, enjoy breathtaking views of Cho Oyu (8188m), Makalu (8485m), Lhotse (8414m), Taboche (6501m), Cholatse (6440m), and the serene Imja River winding through the Imja Valley. This hike will captivate your senses and remind you of nature’s stunning beauty. Overnight in Dingboche.

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    Day 08: Trek to Lobuche (4,928m/16,164 ft), 5-6 hours

    Starting on a wide trail that narrows into rocky paths, you’ll be surrounded by Himalayan vistas. Passing historic sites, including the campsite from Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay’s first successful Everest summit, you’ll ascend steep trails to the Khumbu Glacier’s moraine. The route includes a ridge adorned with shrines and vibrant prayer flags honoring trekkers lost in expeditions. As you approach Lobuche, the peaks of Pumori (7161m), Nuptse (7861m), and other snow-capped mountains grow closer. Overnight in Lobuche.

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    Day 09: Trek to Gorakshep (5,160m/16,929ft) & Hike to Everest Base Camp (5,320m/17,450ft), 6-7 hours

    The journey to Gorakshep and onward to Everest Base Camp is demanding, with trails mostly over glaciers and rugged terrain. The rocky paths require careful, slow steps to maintain balance. Upon reaching Everest Base Camp, you’ll see vibrant tents set up by expedition teams amidst snowy, icy rocks. Surrounded by towering peaks—Everest (8848m), Lhotse (8414m), Pumori (7161m), Khumbutse (6749m), and Nuptse (7861m)—and the glacier below, you’ll feel a profound sense of awe and gratitude. Later, hike back to Gorakshep for an overnight stay.

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    Day 10: Early Hike to Kala Patthar (5,550m/18,204ft) & Trek to Pheriche, 6-7 hours

    Before sunrise, you’ll hike to Kala Patthar, renowned for its stunning views of Everest (8,848m) and surrounding peaks. As the sun rises, the shifting light brings the mountains to life, evoking awe and deep emotions. This is a perfect moment for photographers to capture Everest, Lhotse (8,414m), and other Mahalangur Himalayan peaks. After soaking in the views, return to Gorakshep and continue trekking to Pheriche. Overnight in Pheriche.

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    Day 11: Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440m/11,283ft), 6-7 hours

    The trail begins with a descent to Debouche, then ascends through rhododendron forests to Tengboche. A lengthy descent takes you to Phunki Thenga, followed by a climb to Sanasa, where the path to Gokyo diverges. From there, the wider, easier trail leads to Namche Bazaar, where you’ll spend the night.

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    Day 12: Trek to Lukla (2,800m/9,186ft), 6-7 hours

    Today is a joyful day as you trek back to Lukla, where your journey began nearly two weeks ago. Completing this adventure brings immense satisfaction, though it’s bittersweet as you leave the stunning natural beauty behind. The memories of this trek will undoubtedly bring lifelong happiness. Celebrate your achievement in Lukla tonight.

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    Day 13: Fly to Kathmandu

    This morning, you’ll fly back to Kathmandu and be transferred to your hotel. In the evening, we’ll treat you to a farewell dinner at a restaurant in Thamel, serving delicious continental cuisine.

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    Day 14: Departure from Kathmandu

    Your Himalayan adventure concludes today. Our representative will transfer you to the airport for your journey home. Safe travels, and we look forward to welcoming you back in the future!

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    Cost Includes

    • All airport transfers (arrival and departure)

    • Accommodation in a tourist standard hotel in Kathmandu for 2 nights on a twin-sharing basis with breakfast

    • Welcome dinner at a traditional Nepali restaurant

    • Round-trip domestic flights: Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu

    • All applicable airport taxes

    • All necessary permits and documentation, including National Park Entry Permit and TIMS card

    • A licensed, English-speaking government-registered trekking guide

    • Required number of local porters (1 porter for every 2 trekkers) for luggage support

    • All meals during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner), accompanied by tea or coffee

    • Safe drinking water treated with iodine/chlorine throughout the trek

    • Mountain accommodations:

      • 5 nights in private rooms with attached bathrooms and hot showers

      • Remaining nights in clean, comfortable twin-sharing rooms with shared toilets

    • A well-equipped, comprehensive medical kit

    • All government and local taxes

    • Essential trekking gear: down-filled sleeping bag and duffel bag

    • Farewell dinner at the end of the trip

    Required Equipments

    If you’re planning to book a trekking package with Feel Everest and are wondering about the essential equipment you’ll need, we’ve got you covered! Below is a detailed checklist to help you pack efficiently and ensure a hassle-free adventure. You can customize the list according to your needs and preferences. If you’re unable to source any of these items in your hometown or are short on time before heading to Kathmandu, don’t worry—everything you need can be easily purchased here.

    Important Notes:

    • A porter will carry the bulk of your luggage (up to 25 kg per two trekkers). Be mindful of the weight limit while packing.
    • Domestic flights allow a luggage weight of 15 kg per person. Additional items not required for the trek can be safely stored at the hotel in Kathmandu at no extra cost.

    Checklist of Essential Equipment:

    Head:

    • Buff headwear/neckwear
    • Sun hat or scarf
    • Lightweight balaclava or fleece hat for warmth
    • Sunglasses
    • Head torch

    Upper Body:

    • Cotton T-shirts or thermal tops
    • Fleece jacket
    • Waterproof/windproof jacket
    • Down-filled jacket (Highly recommended to bring your own, but Feel Everest offers complimentary down jackets that need to be returned after the trek)

    Lower Body:

    • Lightweight cotton pants (long)
    • Waterproof pants
    • Thermal underwear

    Feet:

    • Thin inner socks
    • Thick woolen hiking socks
    • Comfortable hiking boots
    • Sneakers or slippers for evenings

    Hands:

    • Gore-Tex gloves

    Accessories:

    • Sleeping bag rated to -20°C (We recommend bringing your own, but Feel Everest provides complimentary sleeping bags to be returned post-trek)
    • Trekking bags/duffel bags (Feel Everest supplies complimentary water- and windproof duffel bags for the trek, though an additional suitcase/duffel bag is recommended for hotel-stored items)
    • Large plastic bags (to keep items dry inside your bag)
    • Trekking poles (Optional but recommended)
    • Water bottle or camel bag
    • Toiletries
    • Towel
    • Sewing kit
    • Sunscreen, insect repellent, and lip balm

    First Aid and Health Items:

    • Lip salve
    • Aspirin
    • Band-aids
    • Anti-histamine
    • Imodium (or similar for diarrhea)
    • Rehydration powder
    • Prescription medications (if needed)

    Other Essentials:

    • Wet wipes
    • Reading or writing materials

    This checklist will help you prepare thoroughly for a safe and enjoyable trek. If you need further assistance, Feel Everest is always ready to support you—your adventure to the Himalayas starts here!

    Usefule Information

    Best Time to Trek to Everest Base Camp

    Choosing the perfect time for your Everest Base Camp Trek with Feel Everest is key to a memorable adventure. The most recommended seasons are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), known for their clear skies and moderate temperatures, ideal for trekking. However, the trek is possible year-round, and each season offers distinct experiences, though the high-altitude weather can be unpredictable. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect in each season to help you plan.

    Spring brings blooming rhododendrons and clear mountain views, with daytime temperatures of 15-20°C (59-68°F), though nights can dip to -5 to 5°C (23-41°F). Autumn offers post-monsoon clarity and cultural festivals, with temperatures ranging from 12-18°C (54-64°F) during the day and -10 to 0°C (14-32°F) at night. For those seeking solitude, monsoon (June to August) provides lush scenery despite the rain, while winter (December to February) offers serene, snow-covered trails but requires extra preparation for the cold.

    No matter your choice, Feel Everest ensures a safe and enriching trek. Spring and autumn provide the best weather and scenery, while off-peak seasons offer solitude and adventure. Let us help you pick the perfect time based on your preferences and prepare you for an incredible Everest Base Camp experience.

    What is the Food Like on the Everest Base Camp Trek?

    At Feel Everest, we ensure that your Everest Base Camp Trek is not only an adventure but also a culinary delight. The tea houses along the trail offer a variety of hearty meals to fuel your journey, from traditional Nepali dishes to international favorites. You’ll enjoy options like dal bhat (rice, lentils, and curry), momos (dumplings), and even pizza or pasta in larger villages like Namche Bazaar. Breakfast typically includes eggs, toast, porridge, or Tibetan bread, while dinner features soups, noodles, and comforting desserts like custard or rice pudding.

    While meat is available in lower altitudes, we recommend sticking to vegetarian options above 3,000 meters for freshness. Tea houses also provide boiled water, tea, and coffee, and in larger settlements, you’ll find bakeries with fresh bread and cakes. With Feel Everest, you can expect well-planned meals that cater to your dietary needs, ensuring you stay energized and satisfied throughout your trek.

    Acclimation During the EBC Trek

    Acclimatization is crucial for a safe and enjoyable trek, and at Feel Everest, we prioritize your well-being with carefully planned rest days. Starting from Lukla at 2,860 meters, you’ll gradually ascend, with acclimatization stops in Namche Bazaar (3,440 meters) and Dingboche (4,410 meters). These days aren’t just for rest—you’ll explore higher altitudes during the day and return to sleep lower, helping your body adjust to the elevation.

    Our experienced guides monitor your oxygen levels with oximeters and watch for any signs of altitude sickness. They’re trained to handle any issues, but we encourage you to stay hydrated and communicate any discomfort. With Feel Everest, you’re in expert hands, ensuring a smooth and safe acclimatization process.

    Altitude Variation in EBC Trek and What Feel Everest Does to Minimize Altitude Sickness

    The Everest Base Camp Trek takes you from Lukla at 2,860 meters to the base camp at 5,364 meters, with the highest point at Kala Patthar (5,545 meters). To minimize the risk of altitude sickness, Feel Everest incorporates two acclimatization days in Namche Bazaar and Dingboche, allowing your body to adapt gradually. Our itineraries are designed to ascend slowly, with rest days for exploration and recovery.

    Our guides are trained in altitude safety and carry oximeters to monitor your health. They’ll advise you on hydration, pacing, and recognizing symptoms of altitude sickness. In case of any issues, we’re prepared to act swiftly, ensuring your trek remains safe and enjoyable.

    Emergency Procedures for AMS

    Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a risk at high altitudes, but Feel Everest is prepared to handle it. If symptoms like headache, nausea, or dizziness occur, our guides will have you rest, hydrate, and take medication like Diamox if needed. If symptoms persist, we’ll descend to a lower altitude immediately. For severe cases, we have access to portable oxygen and Gamow bags, and can arrange helicopter evacuations if necessary.

    Your safety is our priority, and our team is trained to recognize and respond to AMS quickly. With Feel Everest, you can trek confidently, knowing we’re equipped to handle any altitude-related challenges.

    Are There Hot Showers and Electricity on EBC Trek?

    While trekking with Feel Everest, you’ll find that tea houses along the Everest Base Camp route offer basic amenities, including hot showers and electricity, though they come at an extra cost. Hot showers, powered by gas canisters, typically cost $3 to $5, and are more readily available at lower altitudes. We recommend conserving energy and limiting showers, especially in colder, higher regions.

    Electricity, mostly solar-powered, is available for charging devices, but expect to pay $3 to $5 per item. To save on costs, we suggest bringing a power bank or portable solar charger. Feel Everest ensures you’re informed about these facilities, so you can plan accordingly for a comfortable trek.

    How High is Everest Base Camp?

    Everest Base Camp sits at 5,364 meters (17,598 feet), but with Feel Everest, you’ll also trek to Kala Patthar at 5,545 meters (18,192 feet) for breathtaking views of Everest. This day hike offers stunning vistas before descending to a lower altitude for the night, minimizing altitude risks. Our itineraries are designed to manage these elevations safely, with proper acclimatization built in.

    Tell Me About the Flight to Lukla

    Your adventure with Feel Everest begins with a thrilling flight to Lukla’s Tenzing Hillary Airport, perched at 2,846 meters (9,337 feet). Weather conditions must be clear for safe landings, so we recommend adding buffer days to your itinerary in case of delays. Recently, flights from Ramechhap Airport have become an alternative to avoid Kathmandu’s weather issues, though it requires an early morning bus ride. Feel Everest handles all logistics, ensuring a smooth start to your trek.

    Difficulty and Physical Fitness Required for Everest Base Camp Trek

    The Everest Base Camp Trek is challenging but achievable with moderate fitness. It involves 5-7 hours of daily trekking over 130 km (80 miles), with steep ascents and high altitudes. Feel Everest recommends cardiovascular training, leg strengthening, and core exercises for at least 2-3 months before the trek. While beginners can succeed with preparation, experienced trekkers will find it demanding but rewarding. Our guides support you every step of the way, ensuring you’re ready for the journey.

    Extend Your Trip After Everest Base Camp

    After your trek, Feel Everest can help you explore more of Nepal. For adventure seekers, we recommend adding the Island Peak climb, a trekking peak perfect for beginners. If you prefer relaxation, visit Chitwan or Bardia National Parks for wildlife safaris, or explore Kathmandu’s cultural heritage. Let us tailor your extended itinerary for a seamless and unforgettable experience.

    Cost and the Booking Process for EBC Trek

    Booking your Everest Base Camp Trek with Feel Everest is simple. Use our online system to provide your details and our team will contact you. We have pay later option for the bookings. We’ll need a passport copy to book your Lukla flight. Our transparent pricing includes all essentials, and we offer flexible options for private or group treks. Contact us for detailed costs and to secure your spot.

    Porter Weight Limit and Information for Trekking to Everest Base Camp

    Feel Everest employs porters to carry your gear, with a weight limit of 20 kg per porter (shared between two trekkers). We provide durable duffle bags for easy transport. Porters move ahead to the next tea house, so carry your daily essentials in a daypack. Our porters are experienced and well-cared for, ensuring they’re as prepared as you are for the trek.

    Charging Your Equipment on the Everest Base Camp Trek

    Tea houses along the trek offer solar-powered electricity for charging devices, typically costing $2 to $3 per item. To avoid extra fees, Feel Everest recommends bringing a power bank or portable solar charger. This way, you can keep your devices powered while enjoying the stunning Himalayan scenery without worrying about battery life.

    Accommodation on the EBC Trek

    With Feel Everest, you’ll stay in comfortable hotels in Kathmandu and cozy tea houses on the trek. In Kathmandu, enjoy twin-share rooms in Thamel’s tourist hub, with breakfast included. On the trail, tea houses offer basic twin or dormitory rooms, shared bathrooms, and communal dining areas. For a more luxurious experience, ask about our Everest Luxury Lodge Trek option.

    Upgrade to Helicopters for Everest Base Camp Trek

    For a unique experience, Feel Everest offers helicopter upgrades. You can fly directly to Lukla or enjoy a scenic helicopter return from Base Camp, saving time and offering breathtaking aerial views. We also offer a Breakfast on Everest Heli Tour for those short on time. Contact us to customize your trek with these exciting options.

    Will I be Able to Communicate with Those at Home During the EBC Trek?

    Wi-Fi and cellular signals are available along the trek, though they become less reliable at higher altitudes. Feel Everest advises informing loved ones that you may be out of contact for a few days. Tea houses often offer paid Wi-Fi, so you can stay connected when possible.

    Group Size for Everest Base Camp Trek

    Feel Everest’s group treks typically consist of 8 people, fostering a friendly and supportive atmosphere. If you prefer a private trek, we offer tailor-made options at no extra cost. Trekking with a group enhances the experience, especially during evening gatherings in tea houses.

    Arriving in Kathmandu

    Upon arrival in Kathmandu, Feel Everest will pick you up from the airport and transfer you to your hotel. If your flight is delayed, prepaid taxis are available for around NPR 600-800 to Thamel. Our team ensures a smooth start to your adventure, with all logistics handled.

    Travel Insurance for EBC Trek

    At Feel Everest, your safety is our top priority. That’s why we require all trekkers to have comprehensive travel insurance before joining any of our mountain treks or tours. Trekking in the Everest region is a thrilling experience, but the high altitudes and remote locations come with inherent risks. Travel insurance serves as your essential safety net, offering peace of mind and reliable protection throughout your adventure.

    Why Travel Insurance Matters

    Picture this: you’re midway through your trek when an unexpected illness or injury strikes. In such cases, emergency helicopter rescue or medical evacuation might be your only way out—and these can come with a hefty price tag. Without insurance, these costs could be overwhelming. However, with the right coverage, you can focus on your well-being while we manage the details.

    What Your Insurance Should Cover

    To ensure you’re fully prepared, we strongly recommend a comprehensive travel insurance policy that includes:

    • Emergency Helicopter Rescue: Critical for quick extraction from remote areas.
    • Medical Evacuation: Ensures you get to a medical facility fast.
    • Personal Injury Coverage: Protects you in case of accidents.
    • Damage to Personal Belongings: Covers loss or damage to your gear.
    • Sickness and Unexpected Events: Safeguards against illness or other unforeseen issues.

    We’re Here to Help

    Not sure where to start? The Feel Everest team is ready to assist. We can offer recommendations and answer your questions to help you find the best policy for your trek.

    Peace of Mind for Your Journey

    Having the right insurance isn’t just a requirement—it’s a key part of your adventure with Feel Everest. It ensures your safety and lets you immerse yourself in the stunning Himalayas with confidence, knowing you’re covered for any emergencies. Before you set out, double-check that your policy meets these standards and provides sufficient coverage for your entire trip.

    Travel insurance is more than a formality; it’s your ticket to exploring the mountains worry-free. With Feel Everest, you’re not just trekking—you’re trekking prepared.

    Safety and Security in Nepal and EBC Trek

    Nepal is generally safe, but Feel Everest advises checking your government’s travel advisories. Avoid demonstrations and keep valuables secure. In the unlikely event of natural hazards, follow your guide’s instructions. Our experienced team prioritizes your safety at all times.

    Tipping Culture in Nepal

    Tipping is customary in Nepal. In restaurants, 10% of the bill is standard. For your trekking crew, group tips are appreciated based on satisfaction. Feel Everest can guide you on appropriate amounts to ensure your gratitude is well-received.

    Local Dress and Culture in Nepal

    Respect local customs by dressing modestly, especially at religious sites. Remove shoes when entering homes (not tea houses), and avoid public displays of affection. Feel Everest encourages cultural sensitivity to enhance your trekking experience.

    Cultural Insights of Everest Region: Sherpa Traditions and Local Experiences

    The Everest region is rich in Sherpa culture, and Feel Everest ensures you experience it fully. Visit monasteries like Tengboche, enjoy Sherpa hospitality, and witness festivals like Mani Rimdu if your trek aligns. Our guides share insights into local traditions, making your journey culturally immersive.

    Route and Alternatives for the Everest Base Camp Trek

    The standard route from Lukla to Everest Base Camp offers iconic sights like Namche Bazaar and Kala Patthar. For variety, Feel Everest offers alternatives like the Gokyo Lakes Trek or the challenging Three Passes Trek. Extend your adventure with side trips to Island Peak or Ama Dablam Base Camp for an unforgettable experience.

    Money Exchange in Kathmandu

    ATMs in Kathmandu dispense Nepali rupees, with limited availability in Namche Bazaar. Feel Everest recommends bringing some cash in major currencies for exchange. Our team can guide you on the best places to exchange money before your trek.

    Feedback on the EBC Trek

    After your trek, Feel Everest values your feedback to improve our services. Share your experience and suggestions to help us make future treks even better. Your insights are invaluable in ensuring every trekker has an exceptional adventure.

    Information About the Lukla Flight

    When planning your trek to Everest Base Camp, understanding Lukla flight operations is key to a smooth journey. These flights are influenced by seasonal schedules, air traffic, and external factors, so here’s a clear breakdown to help you prepare effectively.

    Peak Season Flight Operations (March, April, May, October, and November)

    During these peak trekking months, Lukla flights are diverted from Kathmandu to Ramechhap (Manthali Airport) due to heavy air traffic at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport. To accommodate this, you’ll need to take a 4-5 hour drive from Kathmandu to Manthali before boarding your flight to Lukla. This diversion helps manage congestion and ensures safer operations, but it does add extra travel time to your itinerary. Planning for this leg of the journey is essential to avoid any last-minute surprises.

    Non-Peak Season Flight Operations

    In the non-peak months—outside of March, April, May, October, and November—flights to Lukla operate directly from Kathmandu. This makes the travel process simpler and faster, as there’s no need for the additional drive to Manthali. If your schedule allows, trekking during these quieter times can streamline your trip.

    Factors Affecting Lukla Flight Operations

    The unpredictability of Lukla flights isn’t just about air traffic. Several other factors can impact schedules:

    • Weather Conditions: Lukla’s Tenzing-Hillary Airport is nestled in the mountains, making it highly sensitive to wind, fog, and rain, which can delay or cancel flights.
    • Natural Calamities: Events like landslides or heavy snow can disrupt operations.
    • Airport Congestion: Even with diversions, limited runway capacity and high demand can cause bottlenecks.

    The Aviation Authority of Nepal and airlines closely monitor these conditions, prioritizing safety above all. Delays or cancellations can happen with little notice, so it’s wise to build buffer days into your travel plan to account for potential disruptions.

    Planning Your Trek

    By understanding these seasonal operations and factors, you can better prepare for your Everest Base Camp journey. Whether you’re traveling in peak season with the extra drive to Manthali or enjoying a direct flight from Kathmandu in quieter months, flexibility is key. Stay informed, plan for contingencies, and you’ll set yourself up for a successful and stress-free trek. Safe travels!

    Immersing in Sherpa Culture and Traditions on the 14-Day EBC Trek

    The Everest Base Camp (EBC) Trek is not just a journey through some of the world’s most awe-inspiring landscapes—it’s also a profound cultural adventure. Spanning 14 days with Feel Everest, this trek offers you the chance to connect deeply with the Sherpa people, renowned for their warm hospitality and rich heritage. While the towering peaks of the Himalayas will captivate your eyes, the traditions, villages, and stories of the Sherpa community will capture your heart.

    This trek weaves together stunning scenery with authentic cultural experiences. From exploring vibrant villages to savoring local cuisine and visiting sacred monasteries, you’ll gain a meaningful understanding of the Sherpa way of life. Here’s how this 14-day journey immerses you in the traditions and culture of the Everest region.

    Sherpa Villages: A Window into Local Culture

    As you make your way along the trail, you’ll pass through picturesque Sherpa villages like Namche Bazaar and Tengboche, each offering a glimpse into the local way of life. Namche Bazaar, the bustling gateway to Everest, is alive with colorful markets where you can browse handmade crafts and chat with friendly locals over a cup of tea. These interactions reveal the Sherpa’s deep spiritual beliefs and their harmonious existence amidst the mountains.

    Further along, Tengboche welcomes you with its serene beauty and traditional charm. Here, ancient monasteries and fluttering prayer flags dot the landscape, reflecting centuries of cultural resilience. Engaging with the Sherpa people in these villages provides not just a break from the trek, but a chance to appreciate their customs, hospitality, and enduring connection to the land.

    Savoring Sherpa Cuisine

    Sherpa cuisine is as hearty as the people who prepare it, offering a delicious way to fuel your trek while connecting with local traditions. You’ll enjoy staples like dal bhat—a nourishing mix of lentils and rice—alongside steaming momos (dumplings) and rich Sherpa stew. These dishes, simple yet flavorful, are crafted to sustain trekkers in the high-altitude environment.

    Be sure to sip chiya, the local tea, and sample yak cheese, a tangy specialty unique to the region. Sharing these meals in cozy tea houses along the trail brings you closer to the Sherpa’s communal spirit. Each bite is a taste of their culinary heritage, blending practicality with the warmth of their hospitality.

    Monasteries and Festivals: A Glimpse into Buddhist Traditions

    The spiritual heart of the Everest region beats within its monasteries, and a visit to the iconic Tengboche Monastery is a trek highlight. Perched at 3,867 meters, this sacred site offers a tranquil setting to witness monks chanting prayers, surrounded by panoramic mountain views. It’s a place where the Sherpa’s Buddhist faith comes alive, steeped in rituals that have been practiced for generations.

    If your trek aligns with the Mani Rimdu festival, you’re in for a rare treat. This vibrant celebration features masked dances and ceremonies performed by monks, showcasing the depth of Sherpa religious traditions. Whether it’s the quiet reverence of a monastery or the lively energy of a festival, these experiences offer an unforgettable look into the cultural tapestry of the region.

    By the end of your 14-day Everest Base Camp Trek with Feel Everest, you’ll carry more than just memories of breathtaking peaks. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for the Sherpa people—their resilience, their traditions, and their unbreakable bond with the Himalayas. This journey is a perfect blend of physical challenge and cultural discovery, making it an adventure you’ll treasure for a lifetime.

    Sustainability Tips: Eco-Friendly Practices for Everest Base Camp Trek

    Embracing sustainable habits ensures the Feel Everest Trek remains pristine for future adventurers. Here’s how to minimize your impact while supporting local communities and ecosystems:

    • Proper Waste Disposal: Never leave trash behind—use designated bins or pack it out.
    • Cut Single-Use Plastics: Bring a reusable water bottle with purification tablets or a filter to avoid plastic bottles. Skip plastic straws and cutlery.
    • Respect Local Culture & Environment: Stay on marked trails and choose teahouses powered by solar energy or biogas.
    • Eco-Conscious Gear: Use biodegradable toiletries (soap, toothpaste) to protect waterways.

    Why It Matters
    The Himalayas face increasing waste and environmental pressures. Simple actions like refilling your bottle or packing out trash help preserve trails and support local communities. By trekking responsibly with Feel Everest, you ensure this transformative journey remains sustainable, leaving a positive legacy for nature and future trekkers.

    Frequently Asked Question
    • Absolutely. We are a certified sustainable travel company and take pride in operating in an environmentally responsible manner. We strive to minimize our environmental impact while maximizing the positive effects of tourism on local communities.

    • Yes, our team consists of knowledgeable and experienced leaders, guides, and support staff who are committed to ensuring your trek is enjoyable, safe, and culturally enriching. They are not only trained professionals but also passionate about sharing Nepal's natural beauty and traditions.

    • Amazing Nepal Trek is widely recognized as one of Nepal’s leading trekking companies. We have built a strong reputation for delivering safe, well-organized, and unforgettable trekking experiences, led by expert guides and dedicated staff who take care of every detail of your journey.

    • At Feel Everest Trek, we understand that unforeseen medical or personal reasons may prevent trekkers from completing their journey. Please note that we are unable to offer refunds for unused trek days or purchased services in such cases. This is because we incur fixed costs, including payments for our administrative staff, guides, porters, trekking permits, and pre-booked accommodations. We appreciate your understanding and are committed to supporting you throughout your Himalayan adventure with Feel Everest Trek.

    • With Feel Everest Trek, if you join a group trek, you’ll be placed in a trekking group unless you’ve booked a private trip. While we cannot share specific personal details about your fellow trekkers, you’re welcome to contact us with any questions. We can provide general information about the group, such as approximate ages, nationalities, and genders, to give you a sense of your trekking companions. Embrace the opportunity to connect with like-minded adventurers on your Himalayan journey!

    • At Feel Everest Trek, our group treks typically range from 2 to 10 participants, with an average group size of about 8 adventurers. This ensures a personalized and cohesive experience. For those seeking a more tailored journey, we also offer solo treks and private group treks. If you’re interested in these options, feel free to reach out to Feel Everest Trek for further details and customized arrangements!

    • Yes, you can extend your trek with Feel Everest Trek for an additional cost. For private or solo treks, we can easily adjust the itinerary based on your request through your guide. For group treks, extending the trip depends on the group’s schedule and agreement. We recommend discussing potential changes with your guide and group to explore feasible adjustments, ensuring a seamless and personalized Himalayan experience.

    • During your trek with Feel Everest Trek, you can purchase mineral water or boiled water at teahouses along the route. On the trails, water is available from public taps or natural springs, but we recommend treating it with water-purifying tablets for safety. To help preserve the pristine Everest region, we encourage using treated water instead of bottled water, as it reduces environmental pollution. Please note that as you ascend to higher altitudes, the cost of bottled or boiled water may increase. water purification methods environmental impact tips

    • Yes, to confirm your Everest Base Camp Trek with Feel Everest Trek, a 10% deposit of the total package cost is required. This secures your spot and allows us to start planning your unforgettable Himalayan adventure!

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