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The Classic Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the most famous and iconic treks in the world, the route through the breathtaking landscapes, including lush valleys, high mountain terrains, and Sherpa villages. Offering stunning views of mountains, rich culture, and warm hospitality of the Sherpa people.
Classic Everest Base Camp Trek is an iconic and challenging journey that takes you through the heart of the base of the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest (8,848.86 meters/29,031.7 feet). It's a bucket-list experience for many adventure enthusiasts due to its breathtaking scenery and the challenge it presents.
Classic Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the popular trekking destinations in the world. If you are adventurous and mountain trekking lovers, the trekking trip to Everest Base Camp is best option for you. Our shortest EBC trekking itinerary is 12 days but Arrival and departure from there Kathmandu to Kathmandu takes 15 days itinerary. This trekking is the dream of all trekkers from the world. We are here to make your dream comes true.
The Mount Everest lies in North Eastern Nepal bordering to Tibet. The trekking to base camp is more famous from the southern side from Nepal than northern side from Tibet. Thousands of trekkers do this trekking from Nepal to experience the real adventure of mountain trails. The major attraction of this trek is the amazement inspiring view of Mount Everest. However, you will also get opportunity to see other beautiful mountains in the region. Mt. Lhotse (8516 m), Mt. Nuptse (7864 m), Mt. Ama dablam (6814 m), Mt. Makalu (8481 m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8201 m) are some of the famous peak near mountain Everest.
Beside Mountain views, the unique experience of the lifestyle of Sherpa people staying in the tea houses and lodges, monasteries and museums are the other attractions. You will be passing the villages while trekking and staying overnight in village tea houses. The taste of delicious food and warm hospitality of the people will warm you up in the cold weather.
The trekking starts after a short scenic mountain flight to Lukla Airport from Kathmandu. We include the flight in our cost. Then trekking continues upward from Lukla altitude (2800 m) to the base camp (5364 m). Good health with walking and physical fitness is needed. Acclimatization days are included in our itinerary to allow for rest and for travelers to slowly adjust to the increasing altitude. Safety and well-being of our travelers is our number one priority. High Pass Adventure have experience and trained English speaking guide, Our Trekking Guide will explain everything to you during the your Everest Base Camp Trek.
The Lukla to Everest Base Camp (EBC) route is the most popular and classic trekking route in the Everest region for all trekkers. This 15 days program includes arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport and departure after completing the classic EBC trek. Upon arrival, we transfer you to the hotel from the airport. The next day, you will explore Kathmandu Valley with a tour guide. In the late afternoon, our trekking guide will explain the trekking itinerary and carefully check your equipment to ensure you are prepared for the adventure ahead.
Flights to Lukla depart either from Kathmandu or Ramechhap (Manthali). Our guide will transfer you to either Kathmandu Airport or Ramechhap Manthali Airport for the flight to Lukla. After a scenic mountain flight to Lukla, we will start the trek to Phakding, where we will spend the first night of the classic Everest Base Camp trek. The next day, the trek continues to Namche Bazaar, passing through Sherpa villages, green forests, mani walls adorned with prayer flags, and rivers. Along the way, you will cross suspension bridges over rivers, walk through forests, pass by tiny settlements and agricultural farms, and enjoy magnificent views of mountains and wildlife
Namche Bazaar (3,440 meters) is an ideal place for acclimatization, where we will spend 2 nights before continuing our trek to Tengboche. The route passes through Kyanjuma, Lausasa, and Phungi Tenga, crossing a suspension bridge over the Dudh Kosi River and winding through rhododendron and pine forests. Tengboche is renowned for its monastery, where trekkers and climbers pray for a successful journey.
From Tengboche, we continue the trek to Dingboche, passing through Pangboche, Somare, and alpine forests, and crossing suspension bridges over the river. We will spend 2 nights in Dingboche for further acclimatization before pushing on to Everest Base Camp. This part of the trek will be wonderful, as you will walk in high-altitude terrain and see the giant mountains up close.
From Dingboche, the Classic Everest Base Camp route heads up to Lobuche for an overnight stay, passing the barren highlands, Thukla, and Thukla Pass. On this day, you may feel the effects of high altitude due to the significant elevation gain. After spending the night in Lobuche, the next morning we will head to Gorakshep, crossing the long moraine near Gorakshep. At Gorakshep, we will have lunch, check into our rooms, and then continue up to the base camp of Everest. The trail to EBC from Gorakshep is quite tough due to the high elevation and rocky path. After spending a few minutes at the base camp, we will return to Gorakshep for the night.
The next morning, we will hike to Kalapathar for close-up views of Mount Everest and the surrounding mountains, and then return to Gorakshep. We will then retrace our steps back to Lukla via the same route. This wonderful Classic Everest Base Camp trip concludes with a scenic flight back to Kathmandu or Manthali from Lukla.
This Classic Everest Base Camp Trekking route is favored for its well-established infrastructure, including lodges and teahouses, making it accessible to a wide range of trekkers. The combination of natural beauty, cultural experiences, and the challenge of reaching the base of the world's highest mountain makes the Lukla to EBC trek an iconic and highly sought-after adventure.
After arrival in Kathmandu, our guide will transfer you to the hotel. In the evening, we will host a farewell dinner featuring Nepali cultural dance. The next day, we will transfer you to Kathmandu International Airport for your departure home at your designated time.
High Pass Adventure is the agency you need to contact for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek to customize the itinerary and cost. We provide the best trekking guides and strong, necessary porters to ensure a successful trip.
GPS coordinates of Everest Base Camp, Nepal. Latitude: 28.0043 Longitudes: 86.8557.
Everest is the tallest Mountain and known as the roof of the world. Mt. Everest in English, Sagarmatha in Nepali and Qomolongma in Tibetan language (8848 m. / 29029 ft.) is in Solukhumbu district of North-Eastern Nepal. It is marks the international border of Tibet China and Nepal. Mount Everest is the most outstanding part of Mahalangur range of great Himalayas. It takes a week to reach the base camp of that mountain from Lukla during the trekking.
The Classic Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the most iconic treks in the world. Choosing this classic route offers a multitude of highlights and advantages, such as stunning views of the world's highest peaks and the opportunity to experience the unique culture of the Sherpa people.
Highlights of the Classic EBC trek:
If you are not satisfied with this Classic Everest Base Camp Trekking Package, there are many other trekking routes in the Everest region to suit your time and budget. The region offers a variety of trekking packages to cater to different preferences and timeframes for trekkers.
For those who have minimal time but want to complete the full trek to Everest Base Camp, we suggest the 10-day Short Everest Base Camp Trek. However, this trek requires physical fitness and previous high-altitude trekking experience, as it skips acclimatization days.
Alternatively, for those who wish to explore more and spend additional days in the highlands, we offer the Everest Three High Passes Trek, a 17-day itinerary from Kathmandu to Kathmandu.
If you have only a week to spare, we recommend the Everest View Trek, a wonderful package that allows you to explore the nature and culture of the Everest region.
If you need more information about other trekking routes, please contact us and send an inquiry.
Choosing High Pass Adventure Trek for your Classic Everest Base Camp Trek is an important decision because it offers several benefits, ensuring a memorable and rewarding experience with a focus on safety, quality, and customer satisfaction.
Local Expertise: High Pass Adventure Treks is based in Nepal, and our team consists of experienced guides and staff who are familiar with the region, its culture, and the trekking routes. This local expertise ensures a more authentic and enjoyable experience for our clients.
Safety and Support: Your safety is our top priority. We provide experienced guides, well-planned itineraries, and support staff to ensure that you have a safe and comfortable trekking experience. We also have emergency protocols in place.
Customizable Itineraries: We offer customizable itineraries to suit your preferences and fitness levels. Whether you want a shorter trek or wish to include side trips and additional activities, we can tailor the itinerary to meet your needs.
Quality Services: We provide quality services, including accommodation, meals, and transportation, to ensure that you have a comfortable trekking experience. We also prioritize environmental sustainability and responsible tourism practices.
Small Group Sizes: We believe in providing personalized experiences, which is why we limit our group sizes. This allows for better interaction with your guide and a more intimate experience of the trek.
Competitive Pricing: We offer competitive pricing for our treks, ensuring that you get value for your money. Our pricing includes all necessary permits, fees, accommodation, meals, and transportation during the trek.
Customer Reviews: Reading reviews and testimonials from previous clients can provide valuable insights into the quality of service offered by High Pass Adventure Treks. Positive reviews, especially from trekkers who have completed the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek, can help you measure their reliability and professionalism.
Support Services: High Pass Adventure also offer additional support services such as airport transfers, accommodation bookings, and permit arrangements, making the logistics of your trek hassle-free.
Preparation is necessary for trekking in the Nepal Himalayas, including the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek. The 15-day itinerary for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek, from your arrival to your departure from Nepal, requires proper preparation to ensure safety, enhance your experience, and help you enjoy the trek to its fullest.
The journey of Classic Everest Base Camp Trek is relatively Moderate to challenging and it takes you through farmland, terraces, diverse landscapes, narrow trails, forests, rocky or muddy paths and the high altitude terrains. The trek involves ascents and descents, requiring 5 to 8 hours of walking each day, so careful physical preparation is necessary.
Proper preparation for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek includes booking your trip with an experienced and reputable trekking agency, hiring an experienced guide, managing the budget, packing the right gear suitable for any season while keeping it light and necessary and building endurance and strength through activities such as walking, day hiking, running, biking, jogging, stretching, and swimming.
Another important aspect of preparation is to seek medical advice from a doctor before travel, especially if you have respiratory concerns or other health issues such as food or drink allergies. Travel insurance is also essential for trek preparation; we recommend obtaining insurance that covers emergency evacuation during the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek, as the trek takes place in a remote area where emergency medical care may be difficult to access. By following these guidelines, you can successfully complete the 15 days Classic Everest Base Camp Trek without any issues.
The itinerary provided given below is a just guideline for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek. If you have your own itinerary, we are flexible to follow it. If not, we will be happy to create a new itinerary based on your requirements and vacation time frame. This trek can be customized according to your preferred duration, budget, and schedule.
High Pass Adventure warmly welcomes you to Nepal at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA). A member of our team will be waiting for you outside the baggage hall, holding an A4-sized paper with your name and our company name.
This representative will escort you from the airport to your hotel in Kathmandu via a private vehicle. Upon arrival at the hotel, you can check in, rest, and freshen up before attending a meeting at our trekking office to discuss the details of your Everest Base Camp Trek program.
You will enjoy breakfast at the hotel and get ready for the Kathmandu Valley tour, starting around 9:00 AM with an experienced tour guide and a private vehicle. The tour will include visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Kathmandu Valley, such as Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Pashupatinath temple, and Boudhanath stupa or Pasupatinath Temple, Syambhunath Stupa and Kathmandu Durbar Square—three of the seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the valley. These sites offer fascinating insights into Buddhism, Hinduism, ancient art, historical architecture, and the lifestyle and culture of the people in the Kathmandu Valley.
After the tour, you will return to the hotel or office to finalize your trekking and climbing clothing and gear. Our guide will review your trekking equipment to determine what you need and what you can leave at hotel.
Our trekking guide will arrive at your hotel on time to transfer you to the domestic terminal of Tribhuvan International Airport by private vehicle for your flight to Lukla. You will board a scenic 35-minute flight to Lukla (Tenzing-Hillary Airport) with your trekking guide.
During the peak trekking season, Lukla flights operate from Ramechhap instead of Kathmandu. If this is the case, you will need to leave early in the morning, around 2:00 AM, as it takes approximately 4 hours to reach Ramechhap by road.
Upon arrival at Lukla, you will meet your trekking porter, who will be introduced to you at the Lukla airport. They will already be waiting for you.
The trek begins from Lukla after passing through the Pasang Lhamu Memorial Gate and walking through the bustling Lukla town. The trail descends to Phakding Village, passing through Chheplung, Thado Koshi, Ghat, and sections of forest. Along the way, you will be treated to stunning views of Kusum Kangru and Kongde Peak.
From Phakding, the trekking trail continues north toward the Khumbu Valley. The route involves a mix of uphill and downhill sections, passing through forests of pine and rhododendron, crossing suspension bridges, and walking through local Sherpa villages before reaching Monjo. Monjo serves as the gateway to the Sagarmatha National Park, which is essential for trekking in the Everest region, including Everest Base Camp Trek and Island Peak climbing.
Our trekking guide will arrange the Sagarmatha National Park entry permit. From the Monjo Gate, the trail descends to a bridge over the Dudh Koshi River, leading to Jorsalle village. From Jorsalle, the trail continues north, crossing another bridge over the same river. Following the riverbank, you will arrive at a large confluence known as Dovan. Here, you will cross a high suspension bridge over the Dudh Koshi River.
After crossing the bridge, the trail ascends through a pine forest with a series of zigzag paths leading to Namche Bazaar. Before reaching Namche Bazaar, you will be rewarded with your first views of Mt. Everest and other stunning peaks, making the climb truly unforgettable
After reaching an altitude above 3,000 meters, it is essential to stay an extra night for acclimatization. Namche Bazaar, situated at an elevation of 3,440 meters, is a beautiful town and the ideal place to spend an additional night. Staying two nights in Namche helps you adjust to the higher altitude for the trek and climb ahead.
During the acclimatization day, a hike to higher altitudes is recommended. There are several excellent options for day hikes, such as Thame Village, Khunde, Everest View Hotel, or Khumjung Village. Your trekking guide will plan the hike based on your preferences and condition.
After breakfast, you can visit any of these destinations. All hiking routes offer stunning panoramic views of the mountains, pine forests, mani walls, Buddhist monasteries (Gompas), and traditional Sherpa villages.
You can also spend your remaining time visiting the National Park Headquarters and Museum to learn about the region's flora, fauna, and culture, or simply relax at your hotel and enjoy the views.
After having breakfast in Namche, the trekking trail follows the path through Chorkyang. From Chorkyang, you will head north, passing a memorial chorten dedicated to Tenzing Norgay. Along the way, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of peaks such as Kusum Kanguru, Thamserku, Khangtega, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Everest, Nuptse, and Taboche before reaching Kyanjuma.
From Kyanjuma, the trail descends to the Dudh Koshi River, where you will cross a bridge at Phunki Thanga. After crossing the bridge, the trail ascends steadily through a lush forest of pine and rhododendron trees, leading to Tengboche. If you are lucky, you may spot wildlife like deer and pheasants along the way.
At Tengboche, there is a famous Buddhist monastery called Tengboche Monastery. After breakfast in Tengboche, you will visit this renowned monastery to explore its serene environment and spiritual significance.
After the monastery visit, you will continue trekking toward Dingboche. The trail initially descends for about 30 minutes through a lush green forest to reach Debuche. From Debuche, the trail leads to the Imja River, where you will cross a suspension bridge. After crossing the river, the trail ascends gradually through Pangboche, Somare, and Orso before reaching Dingboche.
This day's trek can be a bit challenging due to the increasing elevation, but you will be rewarded with breathtaking mountain views along the trail.
Dingboche, situated at an altitude of 4,400 meters, is a crucial stop for acclimatization before ascending further toward destinations like Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar. Spending an extra night here is essential to adapt to the high altitude and prepare for the upcoming challenges.
For acclimatization, there are two popular hiking options: Nagarkhang Hill and Chhukung Village. After breakfast at your hotel in Dingboche, your trekking guide will plan the day's hike. A full-day hike to Nangkar Tsang Hill is a common choice.
Both locations offer stunning panoramic views of Mount Makalu (8,516 m), Lhotse (8,516 m), Baruntse (7,129 m), and other prominent peaks in the region. These hikes not only provide breathtaking scenery but also help your body adjust to the altitude, ensuring a safer and more enjoyable journey ahead.
After breakfast at Dingboche, the trekking trail ascends gradually toward Dhukla along a long ridge, passing through Yak Kharka and crossing a glacial stream before reaching Dhukla. Along this route, you can enjoy stunning views of Taboche, Cholatse, Lobuche, Ama Dablam, and Khatega.
From Dhukla, the trail continues with a steep climb to Dhukla Pass, which is adorned with numerous memorials dedicated to climbers and Sherpas who lost their lives during mountain expeditions. After passing the memorials, the trail becomes easier and gently ascends to Lobuche, although the high elevation adds to the challenge.
Upon reaching Lobuche, you will have the option to hike up a nearby ridge for a view of the Khumbu Glacier or rest at the teahouse. Despite the day's challenges, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes and majestic peaks.
This day is particularly exciting as you’ll be reaching Everest Base Camp (base of the tallest mountin of the world)! After breakfast in Lobuche, you’ll set out promptly, eager to start the day. The trekking trail ascends gradually, taking you toward Gorakshep. The route passes near the Italian Pyramid, alongside the Khumbu Glacier, and across terminal moraines.
Upon arriving at Gorakshep, you’ll have lunch and check into your room. Afterward, you’ll continue the hike to Everest Base Camp. Along the trail, you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of Nuptse, Khumbutse, Changtse, Pumori, and Lingtren.
At Everest Base Camp, you’ll spend a few memorable moments taking in the achievement of your journey and capturing photographs. After soaking in the incredible atmosphere, you’ll return to Gorakshep along the same trail for an overnight stay.
Between Gorakshep and Everest Base Camp, Mount Everest is not visible. Therefore, you need to hike up to Kalapathar for a closer and better view of Mt. Everest and other mountains. It takes about 2 hours to reach the top of Kalapathar. Your trekking guide will create a plan for you and inform you about the hike. From the top, you will enjoy a 360-degree panoramic Mountain View bathed in golden light.
After enjoying the stunning views, you will return to Gorakshep for breakfast. After packing your belongings, you’ll begin the trek back down to Pheriche for an overnight stay, retracing the same path you took on the way up till Dhukla. From Dhukla, the trail descends to a glacial stream, which you’ll cross. There are two routes from here: one leading to Dingboche and the other to Pheriche. Our guide will take you along the lower trail to Pheriche. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to take in the surrounding mountain vistas you may have missed during your ascent.
This day, you may feel quite tired from the previous day's challenging climb to Kalapathar and spending the night at a high elevation. Therefore, you will have a late breakfast in Pheriche before gradually continuing your walk to Namche.
The trekking trail includes both descents and ascents, passing through Somare, Pangboche, Tengboche, Phungi Tanga, and Kyanjuma. Having trekked this route on your way up to Dingboche, you’ll now have the chance to take in views you might have missed earlier. As you descend, enjoy a fresh perspective on the stunning Himalayan landscapes and take your time savoring the journey back to Namche.
You will have breakfast in Namche and then continue your trek to Lukla. The trail descends steeply to the large village of Dovan before reaching a high suspension bridge over the Dudh Koshi River. After crossing the bridge, you’ll follow the trail along the riverbank until you arrive in Phakding, where you spent your first night of the trek.
You’ll stop in Phakding for lunch before continuing the ascent to Lukla. Along the way, you’ll pass through Ghat, Cheplung, and several traditional mani walls and chortens, soaking in the last of the region’s unique cultural and natural beauty.
This will be the final day of trekking and climbing with your porter. To mark the end of this incredible journey, you can offer them a farewell dinner and celebrate together, creating lasting memories of your adventure.
After enjoying your last breakfast in Lukla, you will catch a morning flight to Kathmandu or Ramechhap from Lukla Airport. In Kathmandu, your trekking guide will arrange a private vehicle to transfer you to your hotel. If your flight lands in Ramechhap, the journey to Kathmandu will take approximately 4 hours by private vehicle.
Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you can rest at the hotel after the long drive. In the late evening, you will be invited to a farewell dinner at a Nepali cultural restaurant, where you can enjoy traditional music and dance performances.
Today marks the last day of your trip to Nepal. One of our High Pass Adventure staff members will accompany you to Kathmandu International Airport for your flight departure.
If you wish to plan an additional trip to Nepal or return for another adventure, we are always here to assist you with your next journey and adventure activities.
Our well-experienced and genuinely knowledgeable trekking guides and the best porters at High Pass Adventure have been working together to provide excellent service, ensuring a quality tour that creates a lifetime of memorable experiences. We pay our trekking and tour guides and porters salaries that are higher than the government-fixed amounts. All our costs are transparent; clearly detailing what is included and excluded. You can follow the listing below for more details about the costs:
The Classic Everest Base Camp Trek follows the historical route used by early mountaineers, including Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, to approach Mount Everest. Traditionally, this route begins in Jiri or Salleri instead of taking the more common flight to Lukla. However, nowadays, the Lukla-to-Everest Base Camp route has become the classic choice for trekkers aspiring to experience the iconic Everest Base Camp Trek.
The best time for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek aligns with Nepal's prime trekking seasons, offering favorable weather and excellent trail conditions. These seasons are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November).
During spring, you can expect clear skies and moderate daytime temperatures ranging from 10–15°C in lower regions to around -10°C at higher altitudes.
During autumn, the weather is cool and stable, with clear skies and fantastic visibility. Daytime temperatures are also around 10–15°C, while nighttime temperatures can drop to -10°C at higher altitudes.
The Classic Everest Base Camp Trek is considered a moderate to challenging trek, primarily due to its high-altitude nature. While previous high-altitude trekking experience is not mandatory, the trek requires significant physical effort, especially on longer days and at higher elevations. Having basic hiking skills is highly recommended to ensure a safer and more enjoyable experience.
Yes, a beginner can trek the Classic Everest Base Camp (EBC) route, but it requires proper preparation, determination, and the right mindset. While the trek is challenging due to its length, altitude, and rugged terrain, it is achievable with careful planning. While it is a demanding adventure, the gradual ascent, cultural encounters, and stunning mountain views make it an achievable and rewarding experience for first-timers.
The Classic Everest Base Camp Trek typically takes 12 days, starting and ending in Kathmandu with a flight to and from Lukla. This itinerary includes two acclimatization days, one in Namche and another in Dingboche, to help trekkers adjust to the altitude.
The Classic Everest Base Camp (EBC) Trek can cost anywhere from $1,350 to $3,000+ USD per person, depending on factors such as the type of services, accommodations, food, group size, and trekking style. Our basic EBC trek package is $1,350 USD per person for a group, which includes the cost of airplane transport to and from Lukla, accommodations, food, trekking permits, and a guide and porter. However, you will need to cover the cost of a helicopter if the weather causes flight delays.
It is possible to do a shorter version of the Everest Base Camp Trek in 7 to 10 days by starting from Lukla and following a quicker itinerary. This will require fast-paced walking along the regular classic route, but in a condensed 7 to 10-day schedule, with a more direct approach, which is popular for trekkers with limited time. However, this itinerary is physically demanding, and you must be mindful of the risks associated with rapid altitude gain. If you're short on time but still want to reach Everest Base Camp, this option is possible, but it requires careful planning and good physical preparation.
Accommodations along the Everest Base Camp (EBC) Trek primarily consist of tea houses, which are simple guesthouses run by locals. These accommodations offer basic comfort and are widely available along the trekking route. Rooms are typically shared by two people (twin-share), and bathrooms and toilets are shared with others in a common arrangement.
The food available along the Everest Base Camp (EBC) route primarily consists of simple, high-energy meals designed to provide the necessary nutrition for trekkers at high altitudes. The menu is basic but ensures that you stay fueled and hydrated. Common options include Dal Bhat (rice and lentils), Momo (dumplings), pasta, pizza, potatoes and eggs, soup, snacks, and hot drinks like tea and coffee.
There are three types of water available along the Everest Base Camp trekking route: bottled water, tap water, and boiled water. However, tap water should be filtered for safety before drinking. Bottled water is more expensive than you might expect, ranging from $1 to $5 USD per liter. Therefore, we highly recommend that trekkers use tap water, as it is the best and cheapest option along the Everest Base Camp Trek.
Lukla is located in the northeastern part of Nepal and protected by the buffer zone of Sagarmatha National Park, the Lukla can be reached in different ways. The most common route is by direct flights to Lukla from Kathmandu. Alternatively, flights from Ramechhap (Manthali) may be used, especially during peak trekking seasons, when flights to Lukla are often rerouted from Ramechhap Airport to avoid congestion at Kathmandu Airport. Ramechhap is about a 4-5 hour drive from Kathmandu by private vehicle. You can also trek from Jiri, a classic trekking route that takes 6-7 days, or go through Phaplu, which takes 3-4 days from Phaplu to Lukla. For a more luxurious and flexible option, you can charter a helicopter from Kathmandu or Ramechhap directly to Lukla.
Lukla is a small town and the starting point for all treks to the Everest region, including the Classic Lukla route to Everest Base Camp (EBC) Trek. It serves as a gateway with a small airstrip to Everest region trekking, and there is no road access from Kathmandu to Lukla. Trekkers must either fly from Kathmandu or Ramechhap or trek from Phaplu or Jiri. Regular flights to Lukla are operated by Tara Air, Summit Air, and Sita Air from Kathmandu or Ramechhap during the main trekking season.
During peak trekking months—March, April, May, September, October, and November—flights to Lukla may operate from Ramechhap/Manthali due to Nepal's aviation rules aimed at avoiding congestion and air traffic delays. Ramechhap Airport is approximately 144 kilometers east of Kathmandu and requires a 3 to 5-hour drive by private vehicles from Kathmandu.
Regarding luggage, there is a weight limit of 15 kg per passenger, including your hand-carry bag. It is advisable to keep your luggage under this limit to avoid extra charges. In case of an overload, your bag may be transported on a subsequent flight, so you may need to wait for a few hours at Lukla to receiving the luggage.
Be prepared for potential delays or cancellations, as weather conditions can impact flights to and from Lukla. If flights are delayed or canceled, you may need to add a few extra days to your itinerary. We will do our best to adjust the itinerary as needed. If you do not have extra time before or after your trekking itinerary, you might consider taking a helicopter close to Lukla or shifting your trekking route to another region. Arranging for one or two additional days in your trip is highly recommended to accommodate potential flight delays or cancellations and to ensure you can board your pre-planned international flight.
Our trekking staffs are experienced and professional in both trekking and problem-solving, minimizing the chances of mishandling situations.
The best seasons for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek are during the pre-monsoon (spring) and post-monsoon (autumn) seasons. These periods offer the most favorable weather conditions for trekking in the Nepal Himalayas, which also applies to the Classic EBC Trek.
Both seasons offer good weather conditions, but April, May, October, and November are considered the best months for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek. These months provide suitable conditions for trekking without significant hazards. However, keep in mind that the weather in the mountains can be changeable, so it's always advisable to be prepared for sudden changes regardless of the season.
Choosing the best time depends on your preferences, availability, and tolerance for crowds, as both spring and autumn have their unique advantages.
Spring is considered the best time for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek. During this season, the weather is generally stable, with mild temperatures during the day and clear skies, providing excellent visibility of the surrounding landscape and mountain. The trekking trail is also adorned with vibrant rhododendron blooms, creating a colorful and picturesque setting below then Pangboche. The pleasant temperatures make it a comfortable time for hiking to EBC, and the longer days allow for more exploration during the trek.
Autumn is another popular and recommended season for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek. The weather tends to be dry, with generally clear skies, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks. Temperatures are moderate, and the environment is favorable for hiking. Autumn, being the post-monsoon season, features crisp, clean air after the rains, providing stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains and landscapes during the Classic Everest Base Camp trek.
Classic Everest Base Camp Trek is possible but not recommended during the summer and winter seasons, because these times can be more challenging compared to the preferred trekking seasons of spring and autumn. Summer is less recommended due to challenging weather conditions and potential risks, such as monsoon rains and leeches. Winter can be suitable for experienced trekkers, but it requires preparation for cold conditions and the appropriate gear and equipment. During the winter months (December to February), you may encounter snow, while summer months (June to August) may bring rain and leeches, making the weather and trail conditions less favorable.
The Classic Everest Base Camp trek is a popular trekking route in the Everest region and is considered to be moderately difficult to strenuous. The difficulty level of the trek varies depending on factors such as fitness level, previous trekking experience, acclimatization days, and weather conditions during the trek. It requires good physical fitness, a good health condition, and previous trekking experience. Trekkers should be able to walk 6-8 hours a day to successfully complete the trip.
One of the main challenges of the trek is the high altitude, as Everest Base Camp itself is situated at an elevation of 5,364 meters above sea level. Altitude sickness is a potential concern for all trekkers aiming to reach there and the summit of Kala Patthar at 5,545 meters.
The trek usually takes about 10 to 14 days from Kathmandu to Kathmandu, depending on the specific route and pace you choose. The trail of the Everest Base Camp trek includes steep ascents, descents, rocky terrain, moraines, steps, and some sections that might require scrambling.
A moderate to high level of physical fitness is highly recommended for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek. Regular exercise and previous trekking experience are beneficial, but if you are a beginner, you need to be prepared with proper training and the right mindset to undertake the Everest Base Camp Trek.
Our guide will ensure that you have the proper clothing and gear, arrange tea-house accommodation, identify suitable resting places, and manage acclimatization days to handle the high altitude. The guide will also recommend a slow pace and short, easy steps to help complete the Classic Everest Base Camp trip without stress.
An acclimatization day is necessary to reduce the risk of high-altitude sickness during the 15-day Classic Everest Base Camp Trek. This trek takes place in a remote, high-altitude area of the Everest Region, starting at 2,800 meters in Lukla and ascends to higher elevations of 5,364 meters at EBC and over 5,545 meters at Kala Patthar. Along the way, trekkers pass through beautiful Sherpa villages, forests, and other high-altitude landscapes with rocky and icy path. As you ascend, oxygen levels and air pressure decrease compared to sea level. Once you reach an altitude above 3,500 meters, you may experience symptoms of altitude sickness, such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headaches, loss of appetite, tiredness, dizziness, and sleeplessness.
Namche Bazaar and Dingboche are designated as our acclimatization rest days in the itinerary for this reduce the altitude sickness on this Classic Everest Base Camp Trek. These rest day help prevent altitude sickness and allow you to adapt to the environment. If you experience any symptoms of altitude sickness during this journey, it is important to address them immediately to avoid difficulties in completing the Classic Everest base Camp Trek. To prevent these issues, you should follow your guide's instructions, as they are knowledgeable about high-altitude sickness as well as follow the itinerary closely, as proper acclimatization helps your body adapt to higher elevations. Additionally, stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water, eat a well-balanced diet with sufficient carbohydrates, maintain a comfortable pace, and avoid alcohol and sedatives.
When ascending on the 3,500 meters, be honest with your guide about how you are feeling. Your guide will advise you to walk slowly and may suggest that you sleep at a lower altitude before ascending further. This practice, known as acclimatization, helps reduce the risk of altitude sickness. However, if you continue to feel unwell despite following these recommendations, you should return to a lower altitude.
Accommodation options along the Classic Everest Base Camp Trekking route are generally basic but comfortable teahouses. But In popular places such as Lukla, Phakding, and Namche, there are sufficient accommodations, including some with luxury facilities. There are sufficient accommodations but during peak season, it can be difficult to find accommodation, but guides can manage this by making advance bookings via phone calls.
Normally, lodges offer basic private accommodation (typically with 2 beds per room) for twin-sharing, equipped with beds, blankets, and pillows. The bathrooms are commonly shared indoor facilities with squat and western toilets, and sometimes hot showers are available, often using solar power or a gas geyser for an additional charge. Every lodge has a communal dining area with a heater, where trekkers can eat, relax, and socialize with others.
However, the cost of a hot shower will be high, ranging from 500 to 1000 NPR per shower, especially at higher altitudes where heating water is more challenging due to the cold temperatures.
Note: If you choose to use luxury accommodations, the cost is significantly higher than basic accommodations, but the facilities are also luxurious, resembling those of a star hotel
During the Classic Everest Base Camp Trekking, food options primarily consist of local Nepali and Sherpa dishes, with some basic Western options available in more popular areas. Every teahouse has a food menu, and the food items are almost the same at every teahouse in each location. You can choose food from the menu based on your requirements. Most teahouses grow fresh vegetables in their gardens and serve them to customers, especially except above then Namche Bazaar.
The cooks are generally trained, often hired from more urban areas, but the taste of the food might differ from Western cuisine. It is advisable to eat vegetarian during the journey because it can be difficult to obtain fresh meat due to the remote location and the less popularity route.
Local Nepali and Sherpa food:
Western and International Options:
Beverages:
Safe drinking water is essential during the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek, especially since you are from a different place and the journey through the Himalayas is lengthy. Staying hydrated is vital for completing the journey successfully. It's recommended to consume bottled, boiled, or treated water to prevent waterborne illnesses, aid digestion, and help avoid high altitude sickness. Bottled water is available at teahouses and shops along the route, with prices increasing as altitude rises, typically ranging from NPR 100 to NPR 500 per liter.
It is highly recommended that all trekkers bring a reusable water bottle for refilling from natural water sources, which helps reduce the cost of buying bottled water. Many natural sources such as streams, rivers, and taps are available along the route, but this water should always be purified before drinking. Methods for purification include water purification tablets, filters, or UV purification. Your guide can also provide information about safe drinking water sources during the Classic Everest Base Camp trekking.
The Classic Everest Base Camp Trekking route is situated within the Sagarmatha National Park in the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality in the Everest region of Nepal. Therefore, you need to purchase a Sagarmatha National Park entrance permit and a Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality entrance permit. Another required permit is the TIMS (Trekkers Information Management System) card, which is for your safety and security, as it helps keep track of trekkers' whereabouts in the region. All permits are mandatory for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek.
These permits can be obtained through a reputable trekking company from the Tourism Board in Bhrikuti Mandap, Kathmandu. The Sagarmatha National Park entrance permit can be buy in Monjo and Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality entrance permit can be purchased in Lukla after starting the journey. You or your guide must carry these permits throughout the Everest base camp trek, as you will need to show them and register at every checkpoint along the trail. If you attempt to trek without these permits, you will need to purchase them on-site at double the cost (as a penalty) or you may be forced to turn back. Requiring permits are given below:-
Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality entrance permits
TIMS (Trekkers Information Management System) Card:
Sagarmatha National Park Entrance Fees:
The cost of the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek depends significantly on the package, services, season and trekking agency you choose. Factors influencing the cost include the duration of the trek, the level of comfort you prefer, whether you hire a guide and/or porter, and your choice of transportation like public or private. We offer affordable prices with the best service for all trekkers who choose to Classic Everest Base Camp trek with us. This package spans 15 days, from your arrival to your departure from Nepal. For our 15-day classic Everest Base Camp Trek itinerary, the cost ranges from US$ 1,350 to US$ 1,800, depending on the group size. This cost covers transportation, accommodation, food, guide, porter, and required permits for the trip.
However, it does not include emergency evacuation, travel insurance, all drinks, trekking equipments and extra luxury accommodation. It is recommended to obtain detailed quotations from several reputable trekking agencies to compare and choose the best option that suits your needs and budget. We guarantee to provide you with reasonable costs and high-quality service for the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek within the above range. Additionally, we offer competitive and transparent pricing with no hidden costs, ensuring you get the best value for your money. Our packages include all essential services, making your planning and budgeting straightforward and hassle-free.
If you are doing Classic Everest Base Camp Trek with just a guide, it will be a cheaper journey, but the guide will not carry your luggage because they are professionals and have their own luggage to carry. In this case, you can hire a porter-cum-guide who handles both guiding and carrying your luggage, typically about 10 to 12 kg.
If you are in a group, we usually assign one porter for every two trekkers, so each trekker's luggage should weigh around 10 kg. If you hire a Porter, a porter typically carries 20 to 25 kg during the trek in Nepal. Trekking with both a guide and a porter highly recommended because they makes walking easier and gives you more free time to enjoy the trekking and climbing, resulting in a memorable trekking experience in Nepal during the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek.
Most teahouses along the Classic Everest Base Camp Trekking trail have electricity, but availability is limited at higher elevations like above then Tengboche. Electricity in most areas is often generated by mini hydroelectric power, while solar power is more common in teahouses at above Tengboche. Charging electronic devices like phones and cameras usually incurs an extra cost, typically ranging from 200 to 1000 NPR per device for a full charge. During the busy trekking season, charging facilities will be in high demand, so it is highly recommended to bring a power bank to charge your electronic devices.
Communication options (mobile and Wi-Fi network) along the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek are generally available with good network coverage. However, in some remote areas, such as Dingboche and Lobuche, mobile signals may be weak or intermittent.
Mobile Network: Mobile network coverage is available in many places along the Classic Everest Base Camp Trekking route. You can purchase these SIM cards in Kathmandu. It is advisable to carry SIM cards from both major providers (Ncell and Nepal Telecom) to increase the chances of having a signal. The quality of the mobile network can vary; in some locations, you might get 3G or 4G connectivity, while in others, you might only have 2G or no signal at all.
Wi-Fi Network: Most teahouses along the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek offer Wi-Fi for an additional cost. However, the connection can be slow and may not always be available due to weather conditions or technical issues. Therefore, we highly recommend not relying on Wi-Fi to regularly connect with your family and friends. If you have an emergency and need to contact your family, our guide will assist you in managing the connection by mobile network.
When traveling to higher elevations in the Himalayan region, high altitude sickness is a common issue, and acclimatization is essential. Although symptoms can develop fairly quickly, they can be managed with proper precautions. Prior high-altitude trekking experience is beneficial, but if you don't have it, you should take extra precautions to avoid altitude sickness when trekking above 3,000 meters.
To avoid altitude sickness while trekking in Nepal, walk carefully, drink plenty of water, abstain from alcohol, ascend gradually, and sleep at lower elevations. You should also spend two nights at each 500-meter increment above 3,500 meters. All of our trekking routes are adaptable and include acclimatization days to ensure your health and safety throughout the trek.
In case of serious issues, we provide essential medications and support for emergency rescue. It is crucial to inform your guide or leader about your health status daily. Based on their assessment, they will decide whether it is safe for you to continue with the trek.
The trekking and climbing guide, as well as the porter, is essential to the success of the trip, ensuring that it is completed smoothly and without issues. Tipping is an important aspect of trekking in Nepal, as it acknowledges and appreciates the hard work of the local staff who assist you throughout your journey. It is customary to tip at the end of the trek, and you should gather all team members (guide, porter, assistant guide) together to distribute the tip. Tips are generally given in cash, preferably in US dollars or Nepalese rupees, and it is best to use small denominations to facilitate easier distribution
While the typical guideline is to tip around 10% of the total payable amount, you can adjust this based on the quality of service provided. Recommended tipping amounts are as follows:
These tips are highly recommended to motivate the team and reward them for their outstanding service, contributing to a memorable and inspiring experience.
If you have extra time in Nepal after completing the Classic Everest Base Camp Trek, you can engage in other activities or go on another short trek or tour. Our short tour and trek packages include jungle safari excursions in Chitwan National Park and Bardiya National Park, sightseeing in Pokhara, trekking in Nagarkot or Dhampus, and day rafting on the Trisuli or Bhotekosi River.
We also offer packages for paragliding, kayaking, ultra-light flights, bungee jumping, and mountain biking. These are optional add-on activities not included in the price of the Short Everest Base Camp Trek. If you choose to participate in these activities with us after completing the trek, we will organize them at a fair price and give you a generous discount.
Travel equipment is essential to pack before your trip. Below is the recommended packing list. We understand it may seem like a lot to carry from home, so we suggest packing light and bringing only the necessary items. If you’re missing something, you can hire or buy it in Kathmandu, especially around Thamel.
These general items are suitable for all seasons while trekking in Nepal, but the list may vary depending on the season and the duration of your chosen trek. It is highly recommended to choose lightweight and multi-functional gear and to minimize unnecessary items. This approach will help reduce the weight of your pack and make your trekking experience more comfortable. Therefore, it’s important to ask your trekking organizer for a detailed packing list specific to your trek. They will provide you with clear information about what to bring.
Requirement Documents for Classic EBC Trek:
Logistics for Classic EBC Trek
Footwear Things for Classic EBC Trek
Clothing for Body
(Please make sure that you have non-cotton clothing for trekking)
Health Requirements (Basic First Aid Kit)
Others (Optional) Things
General Toiletries
Others (Optional) Things
Between China's Tibet Autonomous Region and India, Nepal is a landlocked Himalayan nation. It has eight of the top ten mountains in the world, including Mount Everest. There are numerous points from China and India where one can enter Nepal by land. Tourist visas for Nepal are available on arrival at all Indian and Chinese borders if you are traveling there by land. There are numerous foreign airlines providing nonstop connecting flights to Nepal if you're arriving by air. Nepal Airlines, Turkish Air, Thai Airways, Gulf Air, Qatar Air, Jet Airways, Air India, Biman Bangladesh, Lufthansa, Oman Air, Travel Dubai, Air Arabia, and Air China are a few of the well-known airlines that fly to Nepal. From China or India, one can also go overland. Please check your flight and get in touch with us before arriving in Nepal. At the airport in Nepal, you can easily obtain a on arrival visa.
Except for Indian passport holders, all foreign visitors to Nepal need a visa; however, you must have a passport with a six-month validity date in order to apply for a tourist visa. At the Tribhuvan International Airport and the Chinese-Indian border in Tibet, visas are available on arrival. To apply for a visa to enter Nepal, you must have a color photograph in PP size. Please click this link for more details about Visa Information.
If you're seeking for the best foreign exchange rates and locations in Nepal, you may easily exchange the majority of your foreign currency at a local bank or authorized money exchange facility in a well-known tourist destination. The Nepal Rastra Bank controls all exchange rates (Center Bank of Nepal). You can exchange small amounts of money at the hotel if you want to. Because our banks will not take dirty or old notes, kindly bring clean and fresh notes.
In order to avoid the time-consuming processes associated with cards and traveler's checks, Nepalese people typically prefer cash in hotels, restaurants, shopping malls, and other locations. You can use an ATM to get cash (in Nepali Rupees) if you have a credit or debit card. In the main tourist city, there are a number of ATM counters with 24-hour service. If you use a card, the maximum withdrawal amount is between 30,000 and 35,000 rupees at once, plus a processing fee of 500 rupees.
You must convert your money in Kathmandu or Pokhara before the hike because the majority of trekking routes do not offer a facility for international currency exchange. Additionally, inquire about the amount of money required for a Himalayan trek from your trekking operator or guide.
When traveling in Nepal, safety and security are crucial issues to consider both on the way to in and out. We are here for you at all times, and we promise to provide the greatest service to all of our cherished clients. Our guides have extensive training in the field of trekking and broad understanding of first aid items. Because it rises more than 4000 m above sea level, it is essential for hiking in Nepal. Because health is crucial, if a trekker becomes ill from the high altitude, our knowledgeable guide discusses the necessary medications and decides to continue the trek while organizing the emergency rescue.
You must be cautious when hiking trails pass one other because they are not wide enough to do so. During the busiest trekking season, there are lots of porters, yaks, mules, and Jokpe along the trail. You must stay on the safe side if you encounter them on a bridge or in a confined space because otherwise they may force you over the edge.
For a healthy body while traveling and staying hydrated, clean water is essential. It will be the most effective method of completing the Himalayan journey. If not, getting sick and having diarrhea is simple. Almost everywhere during the Nepalese tea house trip, but not during the camping trek, sells bottled water. Unfortunately, bottled water is very pricey.
Please bring good water bottles (for boiling water) and water purification tablets or water filter bottles since plastic bottles are detrimental for the environment. Reusable water bottles are a good idea because they help keep the mountain clean. If you are concerned about finding a typical water tap to fill up your bottles in the trekking region of Nepal, they are very simple to locate. It can be found in rivers, streams, and lodges.
Nepal hiking tours: The difficulty levels of the Himalayas range from easy to tough. As a result of the Himalayan climate changing, there is a risk of high altitude and potential mishap.
Trekking in the Nepalese Himalayas demands practical trekking abilities at high altitudes (above 4,000 meters), so travel insurance is essential. If an accident occurs during a trip and requires medical attention or evacuation, the cost of returning to a city and receiving treatment may be significant. Therefore, you must ensure that your insurance covers the price of an air ambulance, medical care, and any risks associated with travel, such as delayed flights and lost, stolen, damaged, or missing baggage. Your complete itinerary while visiting Nepal should be covered by your insurance policy. Make sure your insurance policy covers hikes higher than 5,500 meters. If not, you will be responsible for all unforeseen costs associated with your trek through Nepal.
All trekkers must send a copy of their certificate from their comprehensive travel insurance policy to High Pass Adventure as part of the booking process for trekking and climbing in Nepal.
Mountain sickness is another name for high altitude sickness. You must be aware of high altitude sickness symptoms since they arise rapidly if you hike or ascend to a higher elevation. Here are some details if you're curious as to why it occurs. The air pressure is the main cause of altitude sickness. Your body needs time to adapt to the shift in air pressure when you travel to higher elevations since the air pressure decreases and there is less oxygen present. According to doctors, If you are at sea level, it begins at 8,000 feet (2400 meters).
There are three types of altitude sickness:
Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS): it is very common and symptoms feel like a tiredness, dizzy, headache, thirsty, muscle aches, nausea
High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE): it is effect in the lungs, which can be very dangerous and hard to do life threatening
High Altitude Cerebral Edema (HACE): it is effective in the brain and most difficult to treat and you need to go to hospital attention the right way.
Following are the causes of high altitude sickness:
Generally living near sea level and travel to a high elevation
Had the sickness before
Climbing quickly
Not being acclimatized to the altitude
Drinking alcohol when you ascend
Medical problems of heart, nervous or lungs
These symptoms will appear depending on your speed to climb and how hard you push. Symptoms range from normal to serious. They can affect the nervous system, lungs, muscles, and heart.
Here are symptoms of High Altitude Sickness:
Difficulty sleeping
Dizziness
Fatigue
Headache
Loss of appetite
Nausea or vomiting
Rapid Pulse (Heart Rate)
Short breath with action
Blue color of skin or gray soft skin
Chest tightness or blocking
Confusion
Dry cough or coughing with blood
Cannot walk in a straight line
Important keys to preventing of High Altitude Sickness are:
Climb the mountain gradually.
Stop every 2,000 feet (600 meters) of climb above 8,000 feet (2,400 meters) and one or two nights sleep there.
Sleep at a lower altitude when possible.
Make sure that you have the ability to quickly descend if needed.
Learn how to recognize early symptoms of mountain sickness.
If you plan on climbing quickly, or climbing to a high altitude, ask your provider about medicines that may help.
If you are at risk for a low red blood cell count (anemia), ask your provider if your planned trip is safe. Also ask if an iron supplement is right for you. Anemia lowers the amount of oxygen in your blood. This makes you more likely to have mountain sickness.
Drink plenty of water
Climb slowly.
Take it easy
Do not drink alcohol.
Eat regular meals that are high in carbohydrates.
Sleep lower elevation
Take a medication (diomax) according to doctor
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Italy
Everest Base Camp
16th June, 2023
I really enjoyed my trekking on EBC. My guide Ganesh was very kindly professional and helps me a lot to organize everything. Food and accommodation in guest houses was very good. I really recommend this High Pass Adventure agency in Nepal; you'll have fun during trekking with them. Again I will trek from this company
Fernanda R
Brazil
Everest Base Camp Trekking
16th June, 2023
My husband and I went to Nepal to trek to Mount Everest Base Camp. Purna was our guide during the trip. He is an excellent professional, we felt safe during our entire trek with his safety recommendation and advice. He has great knowledge about the trail, about the region and his country. We had nothing to worry about. Our communication was also great as he speaks very good English. He is very friendly and fun to be with. I highly recommend his services!! He helped us having the best trip of our lives! Nepal is a great country, with lovely people and amazing mountains!
Carlo Campora
Spain
Perfect Guide for Everest Base Camp Trek
16th July, 2023
I just hired a guide for Everest Base Camp Trek from High Pass Adventure. Ganesh was fantastic guide us during the Everest base camp Trek. What a fantastic, enjoyable and comfortable Trekking Experience. I feel really grateful and cannot give thank enough to him for their proficiency, familiarity, patience and kindness. We were a group four trekkers and we completed the popular base camp trek. Thank you high Pass Adventure and Ganesh to have made it a success for all of us. I would highly recommend this agency to all trekkers for trekking in Nepal.