Everest Base Camp Trek is the dream of every mountaineer to be there once in their lifetime to assimilate with the glory of the world’s highest peak “Mt. Everest (8,848m)”. The other gorgeous Himalayas on the route and at the destination are nothing but the added bonus that is beyond of your imagination and the research you made before your trip because there is no such word to exactly express those spell bounding and magical moments that you experience throughout your trip and make you feel proud of being among the one lively there to witness it by yourself.

The 15 days Everest Base Camp Trek is a highly sought-after destination for adventure enthusiasts. It offers a breath taking and picturesque landscape, encompassed by towering mountains. The Everest base camp serves as the starting point for the world’s highest peak, Mt. Everest, also known as Sagarmatha, which stands at an impressive altitude of 8848.83 meters above sea level. Apart from its astounding height, Mt. Everest is renowned for its natural beauty, with snow-capped mountains and stunning Himalayan vistas

After the triumph over the Mt. Everest by Sir Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgy Sherpa in 29th May 1953; rest of the world followed their footprints and from the early 90’s it has been the most fascinating and travelled route. Besides the sightseeing of Kathmandu valley with the seven UNESCO Heritage monuments.

The Everest Base Camp trek starts with a thrilling flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, providing panoramic views of the Everest region’s green hills and snow-capped mountains. Before embarking on the trek, visitors get to explore UNESCO World Heritage sites in Kathmandu, such as Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath, Bouddhanath, and Kathmandu Durbar Square. The trek itself takes one through the rugged terrain of the mountains, immersing visitors in the breathtaking natural beauty of Sagarmatha National Park.

The region’s topography is incredibly diverse, and the flora and fauna vary according to altitude. Sagarmatha National Park is also a UNESCO-listed heritage site, and it is home to rare animals and plants such as Red Pandas, Snow Leopards, Musk Deer, Himalayan Thar, Marten, Himalayan Mouse Hare, and over 118 bird species, including Impeyan Pheasant, Snow Cock, Blood Pheasant, and Red-billed Chough. The park boasts of various plant species like pine, hemlock, white fir, juniper, birch, and rhododendron.

Everest Base Camp trek is also famous for the Lukla airport and the unique culture and tradition of the Sherpa people of Namche Bazaar, who are renowned for their mountaineering skills. The Sherpa’s have their unique traditional dress, culture and tradition. The house of Sherpa’s built in the traditional architect is also very famous. Namche Bazaar serves as the gateway to the Everest region.

A visit to the Tengboche Monastery is a highlight of the trek. This Buddhist monastery, one of the largest of the Sherpa community of Khumbu, is surrounded by ancient stone structures, making it one of the oldest monasteries in Nepal. The Buddhist culture and the tradition of this Sherpa people is also very famous and more unique.

One of the most breath taking experiences of the trek is the 360-degree view of Everest and the sunrise/sunset over the Himalayas from Kalapatthar. This Everest viewpoint offers a panoramic vista of the surrounding mountains, which is truly awe-inspiring and a favorite of visitors.

The Khumbu glacier and the ice fall (frozen water fall) of Khumbu are also popular tourist attractions along the Everest Base Camp trek. The view of Mt. Everest from its base is awe-inspiring and provides a sense of peace and tranquility.

The Hotel Everest View is also very famous in this area which holds the Gunnies World Record as it is the hotel located at the highest altitude i.e. 13000 foot or 3962.4 meter. Everest View Hotel is famous for the beautiful view of mountains, landscape, green and red forest of pine and rhododendron forest. So, everyone who trek in Everest dream to have breakfast in his hotel.

Apart from the marvelous and splendid panoramic landscape views, you can sneak a look on the centuries old Sherpa cultures that you frequently encounter during trails. This is their heartland and their influences can be realized all the way from their distinctive houses, villages, dresses to the high land Sherpa monasteries that will make you feel divinely delighted as the colorful flags welcome you flapping with the cool air.