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5550m / 18209ft
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US$4390
US$5300
Group Discount
- No. of PersonsPrice per Person
- 1US $ 4390
- 2-6US $ 3290
- 7-12US $ 2990
- Schedule Your Own Dates
- Group Discounts
- Guaranteed Departures
- Easy Cancellation
- 60% Repeated Customers
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- Duration
- 15 Days
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- Transportation
- Private Vehicle & Flight
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- Trip Grade
- Easy
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- Max-Altitude
- 5550m / 18209ft
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- Accomodation
- Teahouse & Hotel
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- Meals
- B|L|D on Trek, |B| in Kathmandu
An adventurous walk that cuts across the uniqueness of the Everest region complemented perfectly by the best available luxury accommodations and meals up in the mountains.
Trekking to the Everest region is surely not a walk in the park, but you do not have to completely give up on luxury either. The Everest Base Camp luxury lodge trek offered by Access Nepal ensures that you have a comfortable room with a private bathroom and a heated bed, together with a delightful meal awaiting your arrival at the end of a grueling day of the trek. We only make use of the best available accommodation services in the places where we stop for the night. You may even have the best view in the comfort of your bedroom. In Kathmandu, you spend the night at a five-star hotel.
The trekking experience is unparalleled to any other and you spend almost all of the trek days inside the Sagarmatha National Park. Rare species of vegetation and wildlife inhabit this park in the Himalayas which gets its name from the Nepali version for Mount Everest translating to “head of the world reaching the sky”. Mt. Cho Oyu (8,201m) and Lhotse (8,516m) are other 8,000’ers that rise high within the park. The distinctive Sherpa settlements at historic villages like Dingboche, Tengboche, and the town of Namche Bazaar are an integral part of life in the Everest region. The experience is incomplete still without the inclusion of the sacred Buddhist monasteries in the region. While one of the largest monasteries is in Tengboche, other monasteries add a different hue to paint a broader picture of Buddhism in the Himalayas.
Trip Highlights
Trekking the challenging Everest trails with luxurious accommodations and delightful meals
A breathtaking all-round view of the Himalayan giants and the amazing landscape at one of Himalaya’s best viewpoints at Kalapatthar (5,550m)
Getting to the base of Everest at 5,380 m
Day 1Arrival Day in Kathmandu (1400m / 4593ft)
Day 2Kathmandu sightseeing and trek preparation
Day 3Fly to Lukla (2860m / 9383ft) 35 min; Trek to Phakding (2610m / 8563ft) 3 to 4 hours of trek
Day 4Trek to Namche Bazaar (3440m / 11286ft) 5 to 6 hours of trek
Day 5Namche Acclimatization & Rest Day (3440m / 11286ft), 3 hours of acclimatization hike
Day 6Trek to Tengboche (3870m / 12697ft), 4 to 5 hours of trek
Day 7Trek to Dingboche (4410m / 14469ft), 5 to 6 hours of trek
Day 8Dingboche- Rest Day, (4410m / 14469ft) 2 to 3 hours of acclimatization trek
Day 9Trek to Lobuche (4910m / 16109ft) 5 to 6 hours of trek
Day 10Trek to Gorakshep (5164m / 16942ft) 3 hours, then to Everest Base Camp (5364m / 17598ft) and back to Gorakshep, 6 to 7 hours of trek
Day 11Trek to Kalapatthar (5550m / 18209ft) and Trek back to Pheriche (4240m / 13911ft) 6 hours of trek
Day 12Trek to Namche (3440m / 11286ft), 5 to 6 hours of trek
Day 13Trek to Lukla (2860m / 9383ft) 5 to 6 hours of trek
Day 14Fly to Kathmandu (1350m / 4428ft), 35 min
Day 15Departure from Kathmandu (1400m / 4593ft)
- Airport pick-up and drop
- 3 nights accommodation in Hotel Radisson(5 Star) or Similar – (Breakfast Included)
- Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu transfer on a joining helicopter
- 5 nights accommodation in Yeti Mountain Home Luxury Resort & best possible accommodation for rest of the places.
- Accompany of Licensed English-speaking trekking guide for the entire trip. (Trained in First-Aid and Emergency Evacuation)
- Government Licensed, highly experienced, English-speaking tour guide (salary, insurance and expenses))
- One porter for every two clients (13 Kg luggage per person)
- A cup of tea/coffee (three times a day) and seasonal fruits after dinner on the trek
- Attach bathrooms and hot showers available for all the places except Gorakshep
- Everest National Park entry permit, TIMS, trekking permit and relevant paperwork
- First-Aid box with medicines (Carried and handle by the guide)
- All applicable government charges
- Farewell dinner in a fine restaurant in Kathmandu
- Certificate of Adventure after the completion of the trek.
- Chlorine solution/tablets for water purification on the trek
- Complimentary Duffel bag, Access T-shirt, and Map of Trekking area as souvenirs
- Free service of borrowing Down Jacket and Sleeping bags, (rated up to – 20 degrees Celsius)
- Arrangements for Emergency Helicopter evacuation services (paid by your Travel insurance company)
- Nepal Visa and International air-tickets
- Travel Insurance – must cover helicopter evacuation, medical expenses, and Trip Cancellation charges (Compulsory)
- Meals in Kathmandu except for breakfast and farewell dinner
- Personal equipment and other expenses such as beverages, confectionaries, laundries, etc.
- Extra meals, extra porterage service (if you need), Wi-Fi, charging of your electronic devices, etc.
- Tips to your guide, porters, driver and other field staff as a token of appreciation
- Any other expenses or charges not mentioned in the “Trip Includes” list
Our groups are small with maximum 14 people. We create groups of independent travelers, friends and families which maintains close interpersonal connection, engage more and get into depth of the journey. Choose a date from the calendar to reserve your spot.
Landmarks and Monuments in Everest Base Camp Luxury Lodge Trek
The Everest Base Camp Luxury Lodge Trek offers the unique opportunity to explore some of the Himalaya’s most iconic landmarks and monuments.
- Sagarmatha National Park: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is your gateway to the world of the Himalayas. … Read more
Which is the best time to trek Everest Base Camp?
The Classic Everest Base Camp Trek is best done during the dry seasons. October to December and January to May will be the best season and worth it time to do. During these months, the trails are clear, the skies are crisp, and the views are more clear. The road from Jiri to Junbesi, which is underdeveloped can become extremely challenging during the monsoon season.
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