
Everest Base Camp
Fly to Lukla, walk the Khumbu valley through Sherpa villages and stand beneath the world's highest mountain.
- Duration
- 14 days
- Maximum altitude
- 5,545 m
From $1,500per person
DetailsBudhanilkantha, Kathmandu, Nepal
Treks from Kathmandu

Fly to Lukla, walk the Khumbu valley through Sherpa villages and stand beneath the world's highest mountain.
From $1,500per person
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Walk through Gurung villages and rhododendron forest into the Annapurna Sanctuary, a glacial amphitheatre ringed by giants.
From $1,200per person
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Nepal's favourite short trek: rhododendron forest, Gurung villages and a Himalayan sunrise from 3,210 m.
From $700per person
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| Trek | Days | Max altitude | Difficulty | Best season | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Everest Base Camp | 14 days | 5,545 m (Kala Patthar) · Base Camp 5,364 m | Moderate to challenging | March–May and September–November | $1,500 |
| Annapurna Base Camp | 12 days | 4,130 m (Annapurna Base Camp) | Moderate | March–May and September–November | $1,200 |
| Poon Hill | 6 days | 3,210 m (Poon Hill) | Easy | Year-round; rhododendrons bloom February–April, clearest views October–November | $700 |
Book your trek or tour with us and we bundle your homestay nights before and after, permits, guide and airport transfer into one combined price — usually better value than booking separately.
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Trek planning
Never trekked before? What the Everest Base Camp trek is really like, how fit you need to be, a simple training plan, and how a well-paced itinerary keeps you safe.
· 7 min read

Trek planning
A side-by-side comparison of Nepal's two most famous base-camp treks — altitude, difficulty, days, scenery, logistics and cost — to help you pick the right one.
· 6 min read

Stay guides
How we help trekkers at the homestay — airport pickup, permits, gear checks, early transfers for Lukla and Pokhara flights, luggage storage and a hot shower when you return.
· 6 min read

Trek planning
Which permits you need for the Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Base Camp and Poon Hill treks, what they typically cost, where they are issued, and the licensed-guide rule.
· 7 min read

Trek planning
How altitude sickness works, the ascent rules doctors recommend, the warning signs to watch for on the Everest and Annapurna trails, and how our itineraries build in acclimatisation.
· 7 min read

Trek planning
What to pack for the Everest, Annapurna and Poon Hill treks — clothing layers, footwear, sleeping bag, health kit and documents — and what you can rent in Kathmandu.
· 6 min read
Who we host
A private room, hosts on site and a rooftop full of other travellers' trekking plans.
A King room with a forest-view balcony, rooftop sunsets and private trips for two.
Several rooms plus an apartment under one roof, group quotes and treks for 2–16 people.
About $17.50 each in a shared twin room with breakfast, a desk and fast Wi-Fi.
Monthly rates, a kitchen apartment and somewhere safe to leave your luggage between placements.
Two bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen, with gentle adventures for children.

Tell us your fitness, dates and what you'd love to see — we'll suggest the right route and pace.