Everest Base Camp Trekking

Everest Base Camp trekking is a top of the world and famous for it's spectacular mountains view in Nepal and most popular destination for trekkers and climbers. Many of the routes through the Nepal mountains are arduous, there are ample places to rest and enjoy a meal along the classic trekking trail in Nepal. This trek can be done all year round thought the best times to be begin this trek is March to end of May and beginning of September to mid December. The winters are snowy  and cold which can make it difficult to trek above 4500 meters. Summers are sometime wet and peaks are often lost in the summer clouds. April and early May is a good time to see the hedgerows and trees bursting into bloom, with rhododendrons, in particular, adding a spectacular splash of colour to the landscape. Water fall, monasteries visit, different mammals, birds, rhododendron flowers, flora, fauna and etc make this Sherpa land a unique destination to visit. Family trekkers can travel with their above 10 years boys and girls. Flights to Lukla or vice versa can offen be cancelled due to weather challenge. One must reserve  two extra days than the itinerary in order to catch their flight back home for safe journey. In the evening is rewarded with meals and conversation with like-minded persons around the dining-room fire. Facinating culture, personal sense of achievement, warm hospitality and the heady mix of natural beauty make the Everest Base Camp trekking memorable to everyone.

Trekking guidelines in Nepal: Flora and fauna are fully protected and must not be disturb. Camping trek except designed areas is strictly prohibited. Use fire-wood and movement inside the Park before sunrise and after sunset is strictly prohibited. Respect privacy and ask before photographing people or religious sites. Wear enough warm clothes.

Trekkers should carry out what they carry in such as teen, plastic and bottle. Place rubbish in designed places.

Grade:        Intermediate, an adventure back through time and on the other side of the world.