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Everest Base Camp Trek – Trip Description

Berg Adventures Trip Highlights on Everest Base Camp Trek:

Stand in the Shadow of Mount Everest

From the moment you land at the airstrip in Lukla to the moment you depart, you will be surrounded by some of the most incredible mountain scenery in the world. But it is not the remarkable sights alone that keep people coming back to Nepal, it is the kindness and hospitality of the people, the colorful mix of cultures and the relaxed pace of life in Everest’s Khumbu region.

Without the presence of cars or mechanized transport of any kind, life moves at a walking pace in the Khumbu, yet the region is a hub of commerce and exploration which will provide you with constant excitement and engagement. The ancient monasteries you will encounter along the way were thriving long before trekkers and climbers arrived. The Khumbu is an historically and spiritually significant place which has been welcoming traders and pilgrims traveling between India and Tibet for centuries.

Today the region sees pilgrims of a different variety – the pilgrims in search of mountains and mountain cultures embarking on the adventure of a lifetime. The trek to Everest Base Camp ranks as one of the greatest mountain walks in the world. You will find yourself surrounded by grand Himalayan giants whose beauty will forever be ingrained in your memory. Your first glimpse of Everest is a moment you will never forget.

Sign-up today for your Himalayan adventure and trek with Berg Adventures International to Everest Base Camp!

Gaiety of Spirit: Learn more about the amazing culture of the Sherpa People in this special 3-part article by Frances Klatzel, author of “Stories and Customs of the Sherpa.”

Qualifications

To trek to Everest Base Camp you need to be in excellent physical condition, but no climbing or mountaineering experience is necessary. Our goal is to climb Kala Patar at 18,600ft/5,670m and to walk on the broken glacial moraine all the way to Base Camp at 17,500ft/5,333m. You will spend 16 days in a land where life is simple, trails are steep and the air is thin. Begin training today to make the most of your adventure!

Internet Broadcast

Updates from your adventure in Nepal’s Khumbu region will be posted on BergAdventures.com. We send daily dispatches via satellite phone, and when available, via email. This will be a great way for your group to share stories and photographs of your adventures as they happen. In the past, our dispatches have been used by family, friends and supporters to follow the progress of our groups, by classrooms to learn about the wild places we visit, and by local newspapers to report stories of interest.

View our previous Everest Basecamp dispatches.

Kathmandu and Trip Extensions

Nepal’s capital city of Kathmandu is vibrant with history and culture making it an exciting trip destination on its own. With every Berg Adventures trip to Nepal, we spend a few days in Kathmandu, but there is always more to see and do. If you are interested in extending your trip to give you more time to explore this colorful city, we are happy to help you make arrangements. Read our article “Things to Do in Kathmandu” to learn more.

Those with extra time to spare should consider trip extensions to Tibet, Bhutan or other regions of Nepal. Check out these trips: Seven Days in Tibet and Trekking in Bhutan, or contact our office for alternate regions of Nepal and customized itineraries.