Sherpa Brothers Treks & Expeditions Pvt. Ltd.
Sherpa Brothers
Treks & Expeditions Pvt. Ltd.
Everest Base Camp Trek

Everest Base Camp Trek

Difficulty Level

Hard

Country:

EBC, Nepal

Max Altitude:

5555m

Walking per day:

6-8 hrs

Group Size:

2-15

Best Season:

Autumn, Spring
$1,290.00

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$1,225.50
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Everest Base Camp Trek

Duration

11

Max Altitude

5555m

Difficulty

Hard

Duration

11

Max Altitude

5555m

Difficulty

hard

Highlight

☞   Reach Everest Base Camp (5,363m) – Stand at the base of the world’s              tallest mountain.

☞   Scale Kalapathar (5,555m) – Enjoy the 360-degree scenic views of                    Everest  and the surrounding Himalayan range.

☞   Explore Namche Bazaar (3,440m) – Acclimatize in the bustling Sherpa              town with your first views of Everest.

☞   Visit Tengboche Monastery – A spiritual stop with a stunning backdrop of            Ama Dablam.

☞   Trek through UNESCO world heritage site Sagarmatha National Park –              Spot rare Himalayan wildlife like the Musk Deer, Himalayan Tahr and snow        leopard, if luck fevers .

☞   Experience Sherpa hospitality of Khumbu valley – Stay in cozy tea houses        run by local families.

                                    

 

 ➡️ Everest Base Camp Trek – 15 Days Guided By Local                     Sherpa Experts

 

 

Set out on an unforgettable journey to Everest Base Camp, supported by local Sherpa guides who bring more than 26 years of mountain experience to your adventure. Their deep connection to the region, combined with genuine hospitality, ensures you not only trek safely but also truly understand the culture and spirit of the Khumbu Valley.

 

 

➡️ Your Path Toward Everest Base Camp

 

 

Your 15-day Everest base camp adventure starts with a scenic mountain flight to Lukla, the entry point for most Everest journeys and home to the famous Tenzing–Hillary airstrip. From the moment you land, you’ll step onto the same trail once followed by legendary mountaineers heading toward the world’s highest peak.

The Everest base camp trip route weaves into the breathtaking landscapes of Sagarmatha National Park, a protected sanctuary rich with forests, wildlife, and traditional Himalayan villages. Along the way, you may spot rare birds and glimpses of high-altitude animals that thrive in this extraordinary environment.

Your first major stop is Namche Bazaar (3,440 m)—a lively Sherpa town nestled into the mountainside. It’s the perfect place to rest, acclimatize, and catch your first close-up view of Mount Everest.

 

 

➡️  What Makes The Everest Base Camp Trek Special

 

 

☞ Sweeping views of iconic giants such as Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam.

☞ A chance to walk beside the mighty Khumbu Glacier.

☞ Authentic encounters with Sherpa culture and the warm hospitality of the high                       Himalayas.

☞ Every day brings new scenery and deeper appreciation for the beauty and resilience of         life in the mountains.

 

 

 

➡️ Feel The Spirit Of Everest

 

 

Join us on this remarkable journey to Everest Base Camp—an adventure where every step has a story, every viewpoint inspires awe, and every moment becomes a cherished memory.

 

 

➡️  Why You Plan Your EBC Trek With Sherpa Brothers Treks ?

 

 

  • ☞  Experience a safe, expertly guided Everest Base Camp trek with our licensed                  Sherpa team dedicated to your comfort and success.
     
    ☞  We operate our own groups, ensuring top-quality service, no hidden costs, and the          highest EBC trekking success rates.
     
    ☞  Enjoy customizable routes, flexible dates, and small-group departures for a truly            personal Himalayan  adventure.
     
    ☞  With good quality gear, trusted guides, and proven expertise, we deliver the best            Everest Base Camp trekking experience in Nepal.

 

Itinerary

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, a representative from Sherpa Brothers Treks will warmly receive you and escort you to your hotel. After a smooth check-in, enjoy a refreshing welcome drink provided by the hotel staff. Take some time to rest and recover from your journey. Later, you’ll be briefed on the details of your upcoming adventure. In the evening, Sherpa Brothers Treks invites you to a traditional Nepali welcome dinner at a local cultural restaurant, where you’ll enjoy authentic cuisine accompanied by live folk music and dance. Overnight stay at hotel with bed and breakfast included.

Today after breakfast your tour guide will take you on a half-day tour of Kathmandu, visiting UNESCO World Heritage sites. Following your exploration of the city's cultural landmarks, you will be met by your trekking guide. Later that day, you will travel to Manthali, which is located in the Ramechhap district (474 m/1,554 ft). Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge, including bed and breakfast.

Your journey begins early in the morning your guide will pick you up  and take you to Manthali Airport, where you’ll board a short 20-minute scenic mountain flight to Lukla—gateway to the Everest region. Upon arrival in Lukla, you’ll meet your friendly porters and begin trekking north from the airstrip towards Cheplung (2,700m). Following the trail and carrying on pace, you'll cross the Tharo Kosi River via a traditional suspension bridge. Just beyond the bridge, catch your first glimpse of Kusum Kanguru (6,367m), one of the most challenging trekking peaks in Nepal. The trail then gently ascends past Ghat (2,590m), weaving past painted mani stones and prayer wheels. After a steady hike, you’ll arrive in Phakding, where you will enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After breakfast in Phakding, you'll follow the west bank of the Dudh Kosi River through the valley. A steep, rocky ascent leads to Benkar (2,710m), passing traditional Sherpa villages and lush forests of fir, magnolia, and rhododendron—most vibrant in spring and autumn. After crossing the Kyashar Khola, you'll arrive in Monjo (2,840m), the gateway to Sagarmatha National Park—officially designated in 1976. After park check-in, the trail descends sharply, crosses a 110-meter suspension bridge to Jorsale (2,830m), and continues with several crossings of the Dudh Kosi. The today journey concludes with a scenic ascent across the famous Hillary Bridge, winding through lush pine forests before arriving at Namche Bazaar (3,420m). Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

It is important to take time to rest and acclimatize before continuing. The plan for today is a day hike to Syangboche and the Everest View Point (EVP). After breakfast, you will start with a steep one-hour climb to the Syangboche airstrip at 3,790 meters, then gradually ascend past stone steps and chortens towards the viewpoint. From Syangboche, you will follow the eastern trail to EVP, your first major lookout, which offers spectacular panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Thamserku, Taboche, Khumbila, Kangtega, and Ama Dablam. After taking in the scenery, you will return to Namche (3,440m) via the same steep, winding path.Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After breakfast, you set out on the trail to Debuche winding through scenic side valleys and rolling hills with gentle rises and falls. Along the way, you pass through Kenjoma, where small tea shops dot the path, offering a perfect spot for a short break. The trail eventually merges with the route from Khumjung near a cluster of mani stones, opening up to breathtaking views of Mount Everest and the elegant Ama Dablam. You will continue through the quiet village of Sanasa before descending through forested slopes to reach Phunki Thanga (3250m), nestled beside a river. From here, the trail begins a steady climb through beautiful forests of blue pine and blooming rhododendrons, passing more mani stones as you make your way to the ridgeline at Tengboche Monastery 3870m. If the weather remains clear until afternoon, the view from here covers Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and other Himalayan peaks. After taking time to explore this spiritual landmark and soak in the dramatic scenery, you descend slightly and continue on to Dibuche, where you’ll spend the night. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After breakfast in Diboche, your journey starts with a gentle walk through forests of birch, pine, and rhododendron, where you will pass by mani walls nestled in the thick woods. You will cross the Imja Khola on a suspension bridge, and then the trail will gradually ascend, revealing intricately carved mani stones as you head towards Pangboche (3,860m), the valley's most ancient village, home to the revered Pangboche Gompa monastery From this point, the landscape opens up into alpine meadows above the tree line, interspersed with tundra and juniper shrubs. After crossing the Khumbu Khola river, you will reach Dingboche, a traditional yak herding village surrounded by stone walls. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

The crucial factor for acclimatization at high altitudes is a gradual ascent. Therefore, to support better acclimatization, it's essential to stay an additional night at this elevation. After breakfast, you will trek to a high point of 4700 m, which will provide you with close-up views of Amadablam, Taboche, and Island Peak. This day is anticipated to be an excellent opportunity for acclimatization. If the weather is favorable, you can also enjoy magnificent views of Cholatse, Labouche East, the horse saddle-shaped peak Kangtega, and Thamserku once again. Once you've taken in the breathtaking views, you'll begin your return journey to Dingboche. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After enjoying breakfast, you will take the upper trail leading to Thukla (4,620m / 15,157 ft), where you can admire the views of Lobuche East (6,119m / 20,075 ft) in front of you and the striking north face of Tawache to your left. Following a gradual three-hour hike, you will arrive at Thukla for an early lunch. After lunch, a steady ascent lasting one hour will take you to the Everest Memorial at Thukla Pass, which provides breathtaking views of Ama Dablam, Cholatse, and Tawache. The path then gently meanders along the Khumbu Glacier before reaching Lobuche (4,940m / 16,207 ft), a small village featuring middle of Khumbu and Lobuche glacier with a few tea houses. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After enjoying breakfast, you will proceed to Gorakshep, the final tea house stop on your journey to Everest Base Camp. Upon arrival at Gorakshep, take the time to refuel with a hearty lunch, ensure you drink at least 3 liters of water, and get your gear ready for the last trek to EBC. It is advisable to stick with the lead guide, as the path can be complicated due to shifting glaciers and evolving trails. The hike presents challenges, with thin air and rocky, icy ground to navigate before you reach the base camp. At Everest Base Camp, you will gain a profound respect for the climbers who face the perilous Khumbu Icefall. During the peak expedition seasons, particularly in spring, the camp buzzes with activity, featuring vibrant tents that contrast sharply with the gray surroundings. From this vantage point, you can admire Nuptse, Khumbutse, Pumori, Lola, and the summit of Everest. After taking in the breathtaking views and capturing photographs, you will head back to Gorakshep for a well-deserved night of rest. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After drinking a hot cup of coffee with cookies, you start climbing early in the morning to eyewitness the magnificent sunrise over Mount Everest from Kala Patthar. The departure is cold and dark, with temperatures hovering between -10°C and -14°C, and occasional chilly winds. As daylight breaks, Everest appears between Nuptse and the west shoulder, with other impressive peaks rising to the east. Along the trail to Kala Patthar, there are several scenic locations perfect for short breaks and photography. After a few hours of hiking, you reach the summit, marked by prayer flags and stone cairns, where you enjoy unforgettable panoramic views. You then descend back to Gorak Shep for breakfast. After enjoying breakfast, you'll begin your return journey along the main trail, making your way downhill through Thukla (4,620m) and continuing on to Pheriche (4,200m. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

After enjoying breakfast in Pheriche, you will cross the Khumbu Khola and take the lower Everest trail back to Pangboche. You’ll then follow the trail back, making your way uphill to Tyangboche before descending once again toward the Dudh Koshi River. Following this, you will hike uphill for an hour along a picturesque hillside path leading to Namche Bazaar. Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

Following breakfast, the trail descends sharply, so we proceed slowly and carefully over the rocky path. After crossing the suspension bridges over the swift Dudh Koshi River and its branches, the route levels out and feels more natural. Although we are retracing our steps, the views seem new and different. As we pass through Sherpa villages, you can observe their deep Buddhist faith, prayer stones, and fluttering prayer flags. Upon reaching Lukla for your last night in the Everest region, you take a moment to stretch your tired legs and reflect on the journey. The trek concludes joyfully, with everyone happy, smiling, and filled with lasting memories.Enjoy an overnight stay at a comfortable lodge.

Start your day with an early breakfast before catching a flight to Manthali. From there, enjoy a scenic 5.5-hour drive to Kathmandu (travel time may vary depending on road conditions and traffice jam). Upon arrival, unwind with some free time for relaxation and last-minute shopping in the vibrant streets of Kathmandu. Overnight stay at a deluxe hotel, including bed and breakfast for your convenience.

To ensure a smooth departure, we will pick you up from your hotel and transport you to the international airport. You'll be dropped off 3 hours prior to your flight time, allowing you plenty of time for check-in and security procedures

Route Map

Route Map

Inclusions

  • Accommodation & breakfast during 13 days EBC trip in mountain tea house
  • Professional and experience license holder trekking guide salary and insurance
  • Porter salary, equipment and insurance
  • Airfare to Lukla and back to Kathmandu with guide
  • Twin sharing  3-star hotel with a deluxe room on BB in Kathmandu for 3 nights
  • Sagarmatha National park fees and local Khumbu rural government taxes
  • Private transportation for airport receive and departure in Kathmandu as per itinerary
  • Half day sightseeing in Kathmandu around world heritage sites with entry fees
  • Trip route map
  • Warm sleeping bag
  • Duffel bag for packing daily trek gears
  • Welcome dinner in Kathmandu

Exclusions

  • Personal nature expense such as WIFI internet,  data pack, telephone calls, bar and  beverage bills bottled drinks including (cold drinks and mineral water/boiled water, laundry)
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and during the trek
  • Personal insurance & unforeseen accidental rescue
  • Days beyond the itinerary
  • Gratitude to staffs

Trip Notes

➡️ Everest Base Camp Trek – Trail Overview

 

 

The Everest Base Camp (EBC) trek is physically demanding trekking adventures in the Himalayas. From beginning  to end, the trail presents a variety of challenging terrains that require you to be physically prepared for long walking days—typically 7 to 8 hours of trekking per day, covering an average distance of 8- 10 kilometers daily.
The Everest base camp trek route includes a mix of gradual ascents, steep climbs, and descents, as well as multiple suspension bridge crossings over glacial rivers. You’ll trek through lush pine and rhododendron forests, open meadows, and rocky and icy sections as you gradually make your way toward Everest Base Camp.

 

 

➡️ EBC Trip Preparation

 


Preparing for the Everest Base Camp trek requires both mental and physical readiness. Regular hiking and walking in the months leading up to your departure is highly recommended to build endurance and improve fitness.
Additionally, it’s very important for participants with any pre-existing medical conditions to inform us at the time of booking. This allows us to make appropriate preparations and ensure that all necessary support is in place, ensuring a safe trekking experience for everyone.
Whether you're an experienced trekker or embarking on your first high-altitude journey, the Everest Base Camp trek offers a chance to challenge yourself, grow, and achieve something truly remarkable.

 

 

➡️ Acclimatization During EBC  Trek


 

As the elevation increases, maintaining a slow and steady pace becomes essential. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, acclimatization is key. The itinerary includes extra rest days in Namche Bazaar and Dingboche, which not only help your body adjust to the altitude but also give you the chance to explore local Sherpa villages, hike to stunning viewpoints, and immerse yourself in the culture of the Khumbu region.
Spending time at higher elevations helps prevent altitude sickness and reduces the risk of serious health issues during your trek. These rest days are more than just a medical precaution—they enhance your journey by allowing time to enjoy the majestic Himalayan surroundings without rushing.
Throughout the trek, Sherpa Brothers Treks experienced team is committed to your safety, comfort, and well-being. Their support allows you to focus on enjoying the adventure and capturing unforgettable moments as you progress toward your goal.


 

➡️ Travel Insurance


 
Sherpa Brothers Treks and Expedition Pvt. Ltd. take every care to make our treks safe and enjoyable. All our routes are scouted to ensure the trails are safe and the facilities along route are of an acceptable standard. In addition, we have vast experience of trekking at altitude and are trained to deal with Acute Altitude Sickness. However, due to terrain, weather and altitude, risk is not always predictable in the Himalaya. To ensure you have a worry free time with us, personal travel insurance is essential to cover the cost of unforeseen accident, illness or rescue. The costs involved can be large and personally overwhelming in the unlikely event of accident or injury.


It is important that participants with pre-existing health check problems or conditions should make these known to us at the time of Everest base camp trek booking. This information is crucial for us to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants during the event. So that, we can make necessary arrangements and provide appropriate support if needed.

 

 

➡️ Best Time To Do Everest Base Camp Trek

 

 

While Nepal can be visited all year, the best times to go walking and trekking to Everest base camp are in the spring (late February – May) and autumn (late September-Mid December).


 
⏺ Autumn; The best time of year to do Everest base camp trek is supposedly in the autumn. With dry weather and crisp, clear skies, the mountain views are at their best. Since the summer monsoon, the countryside has been lush and green.


 
⏺ Spring; As the weather warms up in late February and May wide variety of trekking options become available. The gorgeous magnolia and rhododendron will be in bloom, even though the skies may be cloudier than in the fall. If you want to trek in Everest in the both fall and spring time, you should book well in advance because the popular trails can get crowded during this time and flights fill up fast.


 
⏺ Winter; Generally, winter brings bright, dry days, though the evenings are bitterly cold at altitude and snow can block certain path. Winter can be an excellent time to do Everest base camp trek because there are fewer tourists, even though a high-altitude trek such as Annapurna circuit, Manasalu trek might not be feasible during this season due to snow high passes can be blocked.

 

 

➡️ EBC  Trek Accommodation & Meal Plan

 


 

⏺ Hotel In Kathmandu

 

          3 Nights 

 

⏺ Mountain Tea house Accommodation

 

          11 Nights 

 

⏺  Breakfast

 

           13 Times

 

 

During the Everest base camp trip with Sherpa Brothers Treks, your stay in Kathmandu includes accommodation at a deluxe 3-star hotel with daily breakfast, based on twin sharing. While on trek you will eat and sleep in traditional mountain tea house most run by Sherpa. This tea house serve fresh home cooked meals  This organic and authentic lodging experience allows trekkers to enjoy local Sherpa hospitality and nourishing food amidst the stunning Himalayan scenery, ensuring both comfort and energy for the journey ahead

 

 

➡️ Allergies 

 


If you have any food or product allergies, please let us know when booking your trip. Our staff will ensure your needs are accommodated throughout your journey with us.

 

 

➡️ Additional Specifications For Everest Base Camp Trek

 

 

When making your reservation, please let us know about any special needs you may have so that we can make responsible efforts to accommodate your requests and special requirements, as long as the locations and resources allow.

 

 
➡️ Internal Flights 

 

 

Flights to Lukla from Ramechhap (Common in Peak Seasons: March–May & October–November)

During peak trekking seasons, most flights to Lukla depart from Manthali Airport in Ramechhap, rather than Kathmandu, due to increased air traffic. According to our EBC trekking plan, you will be transferred from Kathmandu to Ramechhap with your guide—a drive of about 4 to 6 hours. From there, the flight to Lukla takes just 15–20 minutes. Please note that Lukla flights are highly dependent on weather, and delays or cancellations are common due to the region’s mountainous terrain and unpredictable conditions. To minimize disruption to your Everest Base Camp trek, Sherpa Brothers Treks includes an extra day in your itinerary for weather-related contingencies, providing flexibility for your travel plans.

 

During the off-season, direct flights from Kathmandu to Lukla are available via Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA). These flights take 30 to 40 minutes and offer spectacular views of the Himalayas.

 


➡️ Alternative Options When Lukla Flights Are Cancelled

 

 

If your scheduled flight to Lukla is canceled due to poor visibility or unsafe flying conditions, Sherpa Brothers Treks will automatically rebook you on the next available flight once the weather improves. However, during peak trekking seasons, there can be significant backlogs, sometimes resulting in airport waits of a day or more. Occasionally, bad weather may halt Lukla flights for 2–3 days.


If you’re short on time, booking a helicopter to Lukla is a quicker alternative, as helicopters can often operate in conditions that ground planes. Group-sharing helicopter flights are usually available, depending on demand. Alternatively, you can travel overland by jeep to Salleri (about 8–12 hours), then continue by vehicle to Surke (7–8 hours). This route adds approximately two extra trekking days but provides a more flexible and scenic option when flights are disrupted. 

 


➡️ Baggage Allowance & Restrictions

 

 

Your journey to Lukla will be aboard a Twin Otter or Dornier aircraft, both twin-engine planes specially designed for Himalayan flights. These aircraft accommodate up to 18 passengers, including crew members, ensuring a safe and comfortable journey to the gateway of Everest.


Each passenger ticket to Lukla includes a strict weight limit of 15 kg (33 lbs) in total. This allowance is divided as follows:
Checked baggage: Maximum 10 kg (22 lbs)
Hand luggage: Maximum 5 kg (11 lbs)


Please note that these limits are strictly enforced due to aircraft safety regulations. The combined weight allowance is generally sufficient for all essentials required on an Everest Base Camp (EBC) trek. We recommend packing efficiently and within these restrictions to avoid additional charges or issues at the airport.


We will provide you duffel bag for your trip gear packing. Your main duffel bag will be carried by the porters. This pack can only hold a maximum weight of 12 kg per trekkers. Extra porters are needed for bags that are overweight or large.

 

 
 
➡️ Required Gears checklist For EBC Trek


 
Having the right gear ensures that you are prepared for adventure and all challenges or emergencies that may arise during your mountain adventures. From proper clothing and footwear to essential tools and safety equipment, your gear provides the necessary support and protection needed to navigate through rugged terrains and unpredictable weather conditions.
Below we present you a complete packing list suitable for EBC trek.


 

➡️ Hiking Gear

 

☞    Day Bag: 1 (30–35L)
☞    Dry Bag: 1
☞    Walking Pole: 1 (e.g., adjustable Black Diamond)
☞    Water Bottle/Camel Bag: 1 (3L capacity; options: 2 x 1.5L Nalgene or 2L Platypus + 1L          bottle)
☞    Headlamp: 1 (e.g., Petzl)

 


➡️ Clothing & Body Wear

 

☞    Down Jacket: 1
☞    Sleeping Bag: 1 (rated 0°F to -20°F)
☞    Warm Hiking Trousers: 2 (light/medium weight; consider convertible)
☞    Winter Hiking Pants: 1
☞    Warm Liner: 1
☞    Warm Hat: 1 (thermal + sun protection)
☞    Fleece Jacket & Pants: 1
☞    Windproof Jacket & Pants: 1
☞    Long Sleeve Hiking Shirts: 2
☞    Half Sleeve Hiking Shirts: 1
☞    Buff (Neck/Head): 1
☞    Walking Boots: 1 (light to mid-weight, waterproof)
☞    Gloves/Mittens: 2 (heavyweight, insulated, water-resistant)
☞    Hiking Socks: 3-4 pairs (plus 2-3 liner socks, and 1 thick thermal pair)
☞    Gaiters: 1
☞    Flip Flops/Sandals: 1

 


➡️ Sun Protection, Health, Hygiene & Water

 

☞    Sunscreen: 1 (SPF 40+)
☞    Sunglasses: 2 (high UV protection)
☞    Sun Hat: 1 (wide-brimmed with neck cover)
☞    Lip Guard: 1
☞    Toothbrush: 1
☞    Face Wash Soap: 1
☞    Sanitizer Wipes: 2
☞    Towel: 1
☞    Electrolyte/Sports Drink Powder: 1
☞    Snacks (Energy Bars): 2-4 per day
☞    Ear Plugs: 1
☞    Prescription Medicine: As needed
☞    Water Purifier Tablets/Pen Filter: 1
☞    Toilet Paper: 2 rolls
☞    Diamox (if using): As needed
☞    Blister Plasters: Various sizes
☞    Antibiotic Cream/Ointment: 1
☞    Foot Powder: 1

 


➡️  Personal Belongings

 

☞    Passport: 1
☞    Cash (Visa/Credit Card): As needed
☞    Cell Phone: 1
☞    Power Bank & Charger: 1
☞    Camera/GoPro: 1

 

 

➡️ Tips From Sherpa Brothers Treks

 

 

 ⏺   Before Traveling

 


☞    Practice Hiking: Aim for regular hikes to build stamina.
☞    Pack Essentials: Keep key gear in your carry-on, in case your luggage is delayed.

☞    Choose the Right Daypack: Ensure comfort and functionality.
☞    Practice Packing: Streamline your mornings.
☞    Break in Your Gear: Adjust to your boots and poles.
☞    Select Appropriate Clothing: Prioritize quick-drying materials.
☞    Bring Extra Batteries: Cold weather drains them quickly.

 

 

⏺   While on Trek

 

 

☞    Pack Wisely: Include essentials in your daypack.
☞    Use Dry Bags: Protect against moisture.
☞    Be Prepared for Weather Changes: Conditions can shift rapidly.
☞    Change Wet Clothes Immediately: Stay dry and comfortable.
☞    Leave Excess Luggage: Store extra items in Kathmandu.

Terms and condition 

 

FAQs

This trip is guaranteed to run with a minimum of 1 participant and can accommodate up to 14 persons per group. Our trip are led by a competent guide and accompanied by a group of porters. We've discovered that our travels tend to attract people with similar interests, and many have stated that the social scene was one of the highlights of their trip!

The total Everest base camp trek includes 15 days from arrival to departure, the actual trekking duration is 11 days of walking, since you can customize your own itinerary for this trip.

Everest base camp  trek is considererd moderate to challenging grade, it is suitable for trekkers with good level of fitness. Some sections like Topdada to Namche, Phungitanga to Tengboche & climibing Kalapathar involves steep ascent and descends during the trek.

Moderate to luxury accommodations are  available along the Everest base camp trail.  Luxury accommodations are available up to Dingboche, except Laboche  and Gorakhshep. However accommodation in Labuche and Gorakhshep also have moderate level. 

You can use Nepal local  SIM cards with data plan or wifi is available in almost all lodges along the trail.  Although connection may sometime  be weak due too the remote geography. 

Many lodges offers charging  facilities for which you need to pay hourly basis. It would be worth to bring portble power bank as electricity can be inconsistent. 

Ensure you have travel insurance  that covers trekking and emergency Heli evacuations. In case of emergency our train guide will assist  us to evacuate you as soon as possible.

ATM are available at Lukla and Namche bazaar, rest of the places are out of the facilities. Dollar, Euro and Pound are accepted in most tea house along the trail.  

Yes, altitude sickness can be an issue since the trek reaches heights of over 5555 meters. It is essential to acclimatize properly and stay hydrated during the trek.  If you experience sickness, descend to a lower altitude and immediate medical attention if necessary. It is crucial to listen your body. 

Basic medical facilities are available in village like Kunde, Namche and Pheriche.  Our guide also carry advisiable first aid kitb for the trip. 

You may encounter various wildlife, including Himalayan Thar, musk dear, himlayan blue sheep and numerious bird species. 

Everyone wants to save money and get the best value for their money. Since trekking to EBC has become a bucket-list excursion, with packed trails and overcrowded accommodations. If you hire a guide, he can arrange for accommodation in advance handled any emergencies situation and a porter to carry your belongings so that you may enjoy your trek without any worry.

Yes, we provide a good-quality, custom-made, 4-season'super-down' warm sleeping bag. We also recommend packing a lightweight down jacket for usage in the tea house rooms at night. If you prefer to bring your own sleeping bag please ensure it is of mountaineering standard with a minimum loft of 800 for the jacket, and a minimum rating of -26°C (-14°F) for the sleeping bag. Please select these items when you make your booking so we know you require them.

Dates & Prices

Start End Price Status
2026-03-01 2026-03-12 USD 1290 - BOOK THIS TRIP
2026-03-08 2026-03-19 USD 1290 - BOOK THIS TRIP
2026-04-05 2026-05-16 USD 1290 - BOOK THIS TRIP
2026-04-12 2026-04-23 USD 1290 - BOOK THIS TRIP
2026-04-19 2026-04-30 USD 1290 - BOOK THIS TRIP
2026-06-07 2026-06-18 USD 1290 - BOOK THIS TRIP

Reviews

Christian Harry Scotland

March 17, 2025

March 2025 • Friends We travelled with Sherpa Brothers for an Everest Base Camp trek in March 2025. Furba and the rest of the team could not be more helpful and profession before, during and after the track. Furba personally showed us some of the sites of Kathmandu before we flew to the mountains, including an excellent traditional Nepalese meal. And our Sherpa guide Prabin Magar and porter Mingmar could not be more helpful and very knowledgeable. Before we left we were all anxious of the risk of altitude sickness but the planned route and adjustments Prabin made for our fitness levels worked as all of our group reached base camp with no problem at all. You don't need me to tell you that the trek itself was spectacular - amazing scenery, amazing people, made even more special by the excellent service provided by the Sherpa Brother team. For anyone considering visiting Nepal - don't think twice about getting in contact with the Sherpa Brother. I cannot recommend them enough - excellent trip, life long memories. Highly recommended!!

Logon O’Malley, USA

March 03, 2025

I just returned home from an 18 day trek from Jiri to Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar. Sherpa Brothers Treks provided my Guide, Niema. During the entire duration of the trek they displayed the utmost professionalism, made me feel comfortable and safe. Having a guide allowed me to enjoy the beautiful landscape and helped me with the true understanding of the country. I can not say or thank them enough for all that they did for me.

Marley B Bristol, United Kingdom

November 11, 2024

Professional, very experienced, highly recommend ! November, 2024 • Solo These guys are great! I did the EBC trek with them followed by a couple of high passes (we only did one because of bad weather). Everything was taken care of beautifully, they chose great places to stay and everything was covered except incidentals like water etc. The guides were real pros, nice guys as well. Arriving in Kathmandu it can be really hard to choose a trekking company - there are so many! You can't go wrong with Sherpa Brothers, highly recommended!

Kevin B U.S.A

October 21, 2024

Everest Base Camp and Chitwan Oct 2024 • Friends Me and a friend used Sherpa Brothers for our trip to both Everest Base Camp and Chitwan. As other reviews have said, Furba is extremely easy to communicate with via email and we felt very confident in our trip. Our Sherpa Pemba is an absolute pro on the trek and knew people everywhere he went which made us feel right at home! Everything is organized and easy so you can really focus on the views and the trek itself. As far as I'm concerned there is no other way to do Nepal. Highly recommended.

Blake Role Sydney, Australia

October 07, 2024

Oct, 2024 • Friends I chose Sherpa Brothers for my trek to Everest Base Camp. Our group was recommended to Sherpa Brothers by a friend who trekked the Annapurna Circuit with them. The professionalism and knowledge of the region that they exhibited throughout the trek was second to none. Primarily our group dealt with Furba and Pemba. Furba was professional in booking our trek for us and dealt with our many questions promptly via email. They were also very flexible - we decided to delay the tour by one day and asked Furba if this was possible one week before the tour was to start and there were no problems at all! The service delivered by Furba was outstanding. Everything from food to tea house accomodation to domestic flights were taken care of. At the end of the trek, Furba made the effort (even though the tour was over) to book other sightseeing activities in the Kathmandu region for us (white water rafting) and also see us off before our flight back home. Pemba was our tour guide throughout the trek. I felt comfortable and safe with him from the get go. Each of the members in our group dealt with being sick at different times and he was always checking up on us to make sure that we were ok. He even went to the extent of carrying some of our bags along with his own at some points to ease the burden on people who were affected by altitude sickness. Unfortunately, one of our companions on the tour suffered from altitude sickness and had to be helicopter evacuated back to Kathmandu. Pemba organised everything and the helicopter was available within the hour. Pemba was incredibly friendly and knowledgable of the landscape that we were trekking through. I can not praise him enough for how he conducted himself throughout the tour. If I was ever back in the Nepal region I would without a doubt contact Sherpa Brothers again for my trek. I would also recommend to anyone thinking of doing a trek in the Nepal region to get into contact with Sherpa Brothers. I can promise you that the tour will not disappoint and you will get a true insight into the Nepalese culture. Thank you again Sherpa Brothers for this once in a lifetime opportunity! P.s. Can I give more than 5 stars?

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