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Once-in-a-lifetime trekking adventure to Everest Base Camp
- Experience
- Nepal
- total price from £ 3,258.00 ]
- price based on: 2 adults
Climb the world's tallest mountain on this bucket-list escape to Mount Everest on a guided tour, with all travel, meals, guides and more included
When you think of Nepal, a lifetime's worth of natural and cultural wonders must spring to mind, but none more so than Mount Everest. The world's tallest mountain, adventure-seeking travellers flock here to embark on the largest challenge of their life and scale to unimaginable heights. Known locally as Sagarmatha, this Himalayan mountain stands in all its glory at a majestic 8,848 metres above sea level, and draws climbers from all over the world to get an unrivalled experience of standing on the top of the world.
If you want to let your inner-explorer loose, then what better way that to take on one of the most epic challenges known to man, and climb to Everest Base Camp? Whilst it may not be to the very tip of Everest, it's still an impressive 5,364 metres above sea level - that's just 500 metres shy of Mount Kilimanjaro. The Base Camp is the gateway to the tallest point on Earth, where mountaineers prepare themselves before conquering Everest. In terms of difficulty, it's a moderate trek through the Khumbu landscape that combines the thrill and adrenaline of coming face-to-face with mighty mountains and the Himalayan way of life. So, prepare yourself for an adventurous and spiritual journey to the hidden paradise of the Himalayas, an unforgettable experience that you'll cherish for a lifetime.
Included
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One night in Kathmandu
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One night in Phakding
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Two nights in Namche Bazaar
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One night in Tengobche
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Two nights in Dingboche
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One night in Gorak Shep
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One night in Lobuche
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One night in Pheriche
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One further night in Namche Bazaar
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One night in Lukla
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One further night in Kathmandu
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Breakfast included throughout
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Optional upgrade to full-board basis (excluding Kathmandu)
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Return flight from to Kathmandu
Trip details
Day 1: Kathmandu
Touch down in Kathmandu, Nepal's electrifying capital. The sights and sounds of the city couldn't be further from the rest of your Everest hike, so embrace the city's chaotic energy. As you transfer to Hotel Thamel (or Hotel Access), the driver will give you a brief introduction to the city. Spend …
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Day 2: Phakding
From Kathmandu, you'll board a quick 35-minute flight to the small Himalayan settlement of Lukla. At an altitude of 2,860 metres, this is where the majority of trekkers begin their expedition. The adventure begins straight off the bat: Lukla is known for having one of the shortest runways in the wo…
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Day 3-5: Namche Bazaar
After a night in Phakding, it's time to make the 12-kilometre trek towards Namche Bazaar. As you approach the Himalayas, you'll be surrounded by abundant pine forests and mountain views: from here, you'll be able to spy Mount Amadablam, Thamserku, and even Mount Everest itself. Once you arrive in N…
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Day 6: Tengboche
You'll ease in to the next phase of your trek with a downhill hike towards Phunki Ranga on the riverside. - it's here that Bhuddism was first introduced to the Khumbu Valley. Then, it's a gentle 800-metre climb through a pine forest to Tengobche, your camp for the night at Trekker's Lodge (or Hotel…
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Day 7-8: Dingboche
It's onwards and upwards today towards Dingboche, which rests at an altitude of 4,400 metres. The 11-kilometre climb will be slow going, but the views are more than enough reward.
At Dingboche, you'll have a day to rest and acclimatise to new heights; you also have the option to explore the Chh…
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Day 9: Lobuche
Climbing ever higher, it'll be slow going to Lobuche, your next camp at around 4,900 metres above sea level and a 10-kilometre hike from Dingboche. Things will get ever more challenging from here, from steeper trails and less oxygen which will be tough on the legs and the lungs. Along the way, you'…
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Day 10: Gorak Shep & Everest Base Camp
It's time for your final ascent today, and a 13-kilometre trek to take you to base camp. At the top of the Himalayan range you'll find Gorak Shep, the initial base camp of Everest and where you'll spend the night at Yeti Inn (or Himalaya Hotel). At an altitude of 5,100 metres, it's higher than most…
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Day 11: Pheriche
Start the morning with an epic sunrise at Kala Pathar, before beginning your descent towards Pheriche. En route, you'll be able to see the biggest glacier in the Khumbu region. The 15-kilometre hike will seem much easier now you're heading down again, especially with the buzz of base camp still fre…
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Day 12: Namche Bazaar
It's a lengthy 17-kilometre trek back down towards Namche Bazaar and the Sherpa villages. Stop off at monasteries along the way, and admire the ever-changing views of pine forests, mountains, flora and fauna at this altitude. The simple yet comfortable Khumbu Resort (or The Nest) is your base for t…
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Day 13: Lukla & Kathmandu
The final part of your descent happens today, from Namche to Lukla (around 18 kilometres' walk). You'll rest up in Lukla for the night before returning to Kathmandu via plane. Enjoy one last farewell dinner in a typical Nepali restaurant.
After one final night back at Hotel Thamel (or Hotel Acce…
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Excluded
- Drinks
- Porter to carry luggage ($20 USD per person, per day)
- Extra night in Kathmandu if early arrival or late departure ($40 USD per person, per night)
- Meals in Kathmandu ($5-7 USD per meal)
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Additional Information
| Conditions | Your booking is a direct contract between you and Secret Escapes Limited for the provision of your package. Secret Escapes acts as a tour operator responsible, and is therefore liable for the proper execution of the agreement. The Secret Escapes Terms and Conditions (A) apply to this booking. The Secret Escapes Cancellation Terms and Conditions apply to this booking. |
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| Passport, visa and health requirements | The passport, visa and health requirements at the time of booking can be viewed on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for UK citizens, and on the Department of Foreign Affairs website for IE citizens. It is your responsibility to ensure that you and all members of your party are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents, and in compliance with any other immigration/entry requirements, before you travel, including whether your passport must be machine readable or which visas/waivers may be required for entry, such as ESTA for USA travel and/or ETIAS for EU travel. Please also be sure to check the validity of your passport and allow up to 10 weeks for passport renewals. |
| Price changes | Please note that the flights included in this offer are subject to live availability and price, and can change during your booking process. When this is the case, we will always notify during the booking process. |
| Pet policy | Pets are not allowed on this trip. |
| Health and safety warning | Hiking to the base camp of Mount Everest is not an easy endeavour. The altitude and weather of the Everest region pose the most difficult challenges to the trekkers; please follow the guidance of your experienced mountaineer at all times. If you have any medical conditions that might affect your ability or fitness level, please consult your GP prior to embarking on this tour. |
| Similar accommodation | Please note that due to the nature of the tour, your final accommodation may be different as that stated in the itinerary. We've provided examples of alternative accommodation in the itinerary descriptions to give you an idea of where else you might stay as you climb Everest. |