Trip Highlights
- Beautiful flight from Kathmandu to Lukla.
- Local Sherpa culture and lifestyles.
- Old sherpa Museum and Sonam Photo Gallery at Namche Bazaar.
- Pass beautiful villages of Phakding, Nache Bazzar, Tengbuche, Dingbuche, Labuche and Gorakshep.
- More than 8 thousand mountains like Makalu(8467m), Lhoste (8535m), and Choyu(8185m).
- World's highest airport in Syangbuche.
- Stunning views from Everest view Hotel.
- Amazing of the world's highest peak Mount. Everest (8,848m).
- Delightful Khumbu Glacier.
- Wild range of flora and fauna.
- The Ancients Buddhist Monastery in Tengbuche and Pangbuche.
- Sir Edmund Hillary school (Khumjung village).
- Visit Everest Base camp (5,306m).
- Sunrise and Sunset view from Kala Pathar (5,545m).
Detail About Short Everest Base Camp Trek
Short Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the most popular trekking destinations in the Everest region route as EBC but completed in the shortest period. As most of the trekking trail of Everest Base Camp Short trek along on the high an elevation above 2800 meters, you have to require physical fitness and mental well for this trip. We are providing access to the world's Highest Base Camp Everest Base Camp (5364 meters) and the beautiful Sunrise and Sunset View Point of Kalapathar (5545 meters) during the short time in Nepal.
Everest Base Camp Short Trek begins at Lukla and is the main tourism junction of the Everest region. Then, the Dudh Koshi River flows through the Sherpa settlements of Chheplung, Ghat, Phakding, Tokto, Benkar, Monju, and Jorsalle, and reaches Namche Bazaar. Also, you have the chance to see the wonderful Mountain View, including Kusum Kangaru (6,367m), Kongde (6,187m), Thamserku (6,623m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), and many more mountains on the trail.
As the Everest Base Camp trek (Sagarmatha National Park) is registered on the World Heritage site listed, there are not enough words to describe it. Namche Bazaar is a beautiful and biggest town in the Khumbu region; we can explore the Sherpa Museum, Photo Gallery, Monastery, and Sagarmatha National Park Museum. The next day morning, we hiked to Everest View Hotel and saw the delightful panoramic views of Mt. Everest (8,848m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), Island Peak 6,175m), Lhotse (8,517m), Nuptse (7,850m), Tabuche Peak, Thamserku, Kusum Kanggaru. After that, we will explore the Khumjung Village, its colorful Houses, the ancient Buddhist Monastery, Sir Edmund Hillary School, and back to Namche Bazaar.
The next day, the trail during the Shortest Everest Base Camp Trek goes gradually uphill through the passes beautiful Stupa and drops through the ramble pine and rhododendrons forests, and crosses the Suspension bridge at Phunke Thangka, then we ascend to Tengboche Monastery with an amazing mountains view, while we reach to Tengboche Monastery, we can explore the Buddhist Monastery walk around near the lodges, again we trek continue to walk along the Imja Valley Khola before Pangbuche Village and heading to Somare, Dingboche, Dhughla/Thukla, Labuche and reach to Gorakshep Village, which is the last for Everest Base Camp.
On the way to Dhugla/Thukla Pass, we chanced to travel around the memorials of those who died during the expedition. We walk along the valley side, the main attraction of Everest Base Camp is an elevation of 5,360 meters, where you see the pleasant Khumbu Glacier, Icefall, and High Himalayas scenery, and also you will be able to see the many expedition groups during the spring season. Kala Pathar is one of the most famous viewpoints for the closest view of Mt. Everest with Sunrise and Sunset.
What can we expect from a short Everest Base Camp Trek?
- Warm Sherpa hospitality will provide you with a superior kind of their way of lifestyle. Discover as much as you can about the guides so that your journey is more unforgettable.
- You will be able to enjoy the trip, which starts from Lukla and takes you throughout Phakding, Monju, Namche Bazaar, Tengbuche, Dingbuche, and Labuche, and then to the base camp of Mount. Everest.
- You will ramble through breathtaking landscapes on your short EBC trek, including lush green forests and white rivers. Remote Buddhist temples, icy glacial, splendid views of white snow-capped peaks, Rocky Mountains, and standing Mt. Everest.
- Visit Kala Patthar and Everest Base Camp, both are famous in the Everest region.
How difficult is the short EBC trek?
The Everest Base Camp trek is a moderate to difficulty level altitude trek and the classic EBC trek lasts 12 days, with one day of rest for acclimatization. If you are a fit person who can trek easily for 6 to 7 hours, we recommend the Everest Base camp trek within 9 days. This short trek might be demanding.
Is Short Everest Base Camp Trek right for me?
Yes, it is right for you without any doubt. Everybody, particularly you can do this trek. If you have previous experience or, if you live close to the high mountains, it will be beneficial for your trek. Otherwise, you must improve your fitness level and stamina before going to the Everest Base Camp short trek. If you have the determination and some prior trekking expertise, definitely we will help you in completing this hiking successfully.
You need both stamina and private strength to complete this trek successfully. This trip cannot be completed with just stamina. The trekking to Everest Base Camp is easy for those who are expressively and physically capable, who love the Himalayas, and who want to take pleasure in their time in the Himalayas regions.
If you are looking for a more adventurous trek challenging in the Nepal Himalayas region then you can choose our Everest 3 High Passes Trek, Phaplu to Everest Base Camp Trek, Shivalaya to Everest Base Camp, Langtang Valley Trek, Gosaikunda Lake Trek, Annapurna Base Camp Trek, Nar Phu Valley Trek
Trip Itinerary
Day 01: Kathmandu — Tenzing Hillary Airport — Phakding (2640meters/8,661feet) ¾ Hours.
Day 02: Phakding — Manju — Namche Bazaar (3445meters/11,302feet) 6/7 Hours.
Day 03: Namche – Tengbuche - Pangboche (3995meters/13,106ft) 7 Hours.
Day 04: Pangboche - Pheriche - Thukla - Labuche (4910meters/16,108feet) 6/7 Hours.
Day 05: Labuche-Gorekhshep (5185meters/17,011feet) ¾ Hours.
Day 06: Gorekhshep - kalapathar - Pangboche (3995meters/13,106ft) 5/6 Hours.
Day 07: Panboche - Namche Bazaar - Monju Village (2835meters/9,301feet) 6/7 Hours.
Day 08: Monju Village - Phakding – Lukla (2860meters/9,338feet) 4/5 Hours.
Day 09: Fly back to Kathmandu.
Cost Includes
- International Airport to Hotel and Airport Pick up and drop by private car/van/jeep / Hiace depend on the Group Size.
- Transportation service from Hotel – Domestic Airport – Hotel by Car.
- Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu flight ticket.
- All Meals on a Full Board basis BLD (Italian, Chinese, Indian, Nepali, and many European delicious food lunches, dinner, and breakfast) Choose by menu.
- All necessary Entry fees includings; Sagarmatha National park Entry Permit, Tims Card (Trekking Information Management System).
- Pasang Lhamu Community Fee.
- Himalayan Local Guide team, Professional Honest, strong and Government trained English speaking Guide, His salary, three times the meals, Insurance and equipment, etc.
- Himalayan experienced strong and honest porters during the trek (2 Clients for 1 Porter).
- Trekking Lodges (Tea House or Home Stay) During the Trek.
- Assistant Guide for the group 5 or above.
- Approval of Certificate, after the successful trekking.
- Supplementary; energy bar, crackers, Cookies, Halls, etc.
- Seasonal fruits likes; apples, Oranges, pomegranates, Blackberry, etc.
- First Aid kit box (Guide will Carry it during the trekking).
Cost Excludes
- Cold drinks, such as beer, mineral water, cock, Fanta and Whisky, etc.
- Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone, WIFI, Hot Shower, Shopping, etc.
- Your International airfare.
- Nepal visa fee. (15 Days -25 U$D, 30 Days — 40U$D, and 90 Days — 100 U$D.
- Hotel in Kathmandu with Lunch and Dinner.
- Trekking Equipment.
- Travel insurance is just in case.
- Tips for Guide and porters.
Trip Map
Frequently Asked Questions Expand All
The main highest point of Everest Base Camp Trek is 5545meters.
Yes, you can do it privately trek with our local trekking guide and Porters.
The best time to do the Everest Base Camp trek is from (September – to October – November - December), February – March – April – May).
TIMS Card (Trekking Information Management System), Pasang Lahmu Community Fee, and Sagarmatha National Park entry fee.
- Do not drink alcohol & smoke
- Walk slowly while you climb uphill
- Take a garlic soup and ginger tea
- Drink water 3 to 4 liters per day
- Do acclimatization and rest
- Take a Diamox as per instructors if you got AMS symptoms
Yes, you can change your currency in Nepal; we will help you to exchange your currency
The trekkers need to be paid 13% of the full trip cost in advance and remaining of the funds for trekking can be made on arrival in Kathmandu. For the booking of your trek please kindly you may go through the system of “BOOKING” form, click on there, and make your reservation.
Yes, you can get the internet; most of the tea house has Wi-Fi.
Yes, you can charge your camera battery and phone; they have electricity and Solar Panel.
It is a moderate trek and normally, we have to walk for 9 to 14 days.
Yes, it is safe for a solo female to travel, our teams are responsible, and who is leading the solo travel through the Nepal Himalayas regions.
No, it is not possible to get ATM and Bank on the Langtang Valley trek, so you must to takes Nepali currency from Kathmandu.
Yes, you need to take a sleeping bag during the trek; it is difficult to get a blanket on the lodges because so many Guides and porters do not have a blanket.
Yes, of course, we will provide you professional local trekking guide and porter’s team, who are from the same place or Himalayas region, our guide has detailed knowledge of the Himalayas and is government license holder trained, speak very well English. Our porters are fully helpful and friendly.
Useful Information
What is the highest point of Everest Base Camp Trek?
The main highest point of Everest Base Camp Trek is 5545meters.
Is it possible to do a private trek?
Yes, you can do it privately trek with our local trekking guide and Porters.
When is the best season for Everest Base Camp Trek?
The best time to do the Everest Base Camp trek is from (September – to October – November - December), February – March – April – May).
What types of permits are needed for Everest Base Camp Trek?
TIMS Card (Trekking Information Management System), Pasang Lahmu Community Fee, and Sagarmatha National Park entry fee.
How to avoid the altitude mountain sickness in Everest Base Camp Trek?
- Do not drink alcohol & smoke
- Walk slowly while you climb uphill
- Take a garlic soup and ginger tea
- Drink water 3 to 4 liters per day
- Do acclimatization and rest
- Take a Diamox as per instructors if you got AMS symptoms
Can I change my currency in Nepal?
Yes, you can change your currency in Nepal; we will help you to exchange your currency
What is the booking & payment system for Everest Base Camp Trek?
The trekkers need to be paid 13% of the full trip cost in advance and remaining of the funds for trekking can be made on arrival in Kathmandu. For the booking of your trek please kindly you may go through the system of “BOOKING” form, click on there, and make your reservation.
Can I get the internet on the Everest Base Camp Trek?
Yes, you can get the internet; most of the tea house has Wi-Fi.
Can I charge my camera battery and cell Phone on the Everest Base Camp Trek?
Yes, you can charge your camera battery and phone; they have electricity and Solar Panel.
Is it difficult to do Everest Base Camp Trek?
It is a moderate trek and normally, we have to walk for 9 to 14 days.
Is it safe for a solo female traveler?
Yes, it is safe for a solo female to travel, our teams are responsible, and who is leading the solo travel through the Nepal Himalayas regions.
Is it possible to get ATM and Bank on the Everest Base Camp Trek?
No, it is not possible to get ATM and Bank on the Langtang Valley trek, so you must to takes Nepali currency from Kathmandu.
Do I need to take a sleeping bag on the trek?
Yes, you need to take a sleeping bag during the trek; it is difficult to get a blanket on the lodges because so many Guides and porters do not have a blanket.
Could I get a professional local trekking Guide and Porters team?
Yes, of course, we will provide you professional local trekking guide and porter’s team, who are from the same place or Himalayas region, our guide has detailed knowledge of the Himalayas and is government license holder trained, speak very well English. Our porters are fully helpful and friendly.
