Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp Trek  is the most famous trek. Everest Base Camp is in the bucket list of most advid trekkers.Everest Base Camp Trail has a great trekking terrain. You willl stand face-to-face with the world’s highest mountain – Mountain Everest (8,850 m), and see multiple other majestic peaks. You will also meet the Sherpa people renowned for the climbing skills. In short, you will have a fantastic trekking experience in this 14 days Kathmandu to  Everest base camp trekking package.

The Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp Trek highlights are to stand face-to-face with Mount Everest and experience Everest Base Camp itself. Kala Patthar at 5,600 meters, a vantage point providing fantastic views of majestic peaks such as Nuptse, Lhotse, and Mount Everest of course. Great trekking trail and excellent mountain landscapes but we will trek up and down on more or less the same trail.

Kathmandu Everest Base Camp Trek difficulty is level 3 means the medium difficulty.The EBc trek is not remote due to the number of trekkers in the route.The best time of the year Everest Base Camp Trek is March to May and October to November. We will have guesthouses and lodges accommodation while on Kathmandu to trekking Everest Camp, and no restricted permits are necessary to trek to Everest Base Camp from Kathmandu. Although trekking to Everest Base Camp is accessible during winter in Dec-Jan but it is very cold, the temperature drops minus 20 degree. 

Mount Everest is one of the most amazing natural sites you can see anywhere in the world, and access to Everest base camp is becoming a whole lot easier, which now attracts more people than ever. Trek to Everest Base Camp, all starts with a hair-raising flight to Lukla from Kathmandu to which you literally fly into the side of a mountain. 

From Lukla, the Kathmandu to  Everest Base Camp Trek begins. As you will notice along the trails, there are many teahouses and guesthouses to stay at, but in peak periods they can become very busy. The EBC Trek things start to get more exciting as you head deep into the Khumbu Valley, where for a few days you can base yourself in Namche Bazaar for further acclimatisation so this gives you the opportunity to explore side routes.

When acclimatising, the best tip is to go high, sleep low which basically involves hiking above the altitude of where you will be staying, having a look around for an hour or two then descending back to the altitude you will be sleeping at. Once you leave Tengboche the views start to get pretty unreal with Ama Dablam peak and Imja Tse known as Island Peak peaking their heads out the clouds to the right of the trail while Cholatse towers above from the left.

Dugla to Lobuche Trek provides you with your first glimpses of true giants of the Himalaya with Pumori, which tops out at 7,165 metres. After Lobuche you will come across a side route which opts to trek to Kala Pattar. Kala Pattar offers the best views of Mount Everest, and sorry to spoil it for you, Everest Base Camp won’t offer anything near the views that Kala Pattar will.

You can see the Khumbu icefall which is one of the most notorious glaciers in the world for all the wrong reasons.You can also see the Everest base camp itself which is the main place where mountaineers come to acclimatise before making their way to advanced base camp and onwards to the 8,848 metre summit of Everest. After meeting your goal,  return trek to Lukla on the same trail and fly back to Lukla. The Everest Base Camp Trek ends in Kathmandu, Nepal.