Basic Information about Everest Base Camp Trek

Everest Base Camp trek mark itself as one of the most thrilling & challenging adventure in the World. As it is one of the highly demanded trekking destinations by the trekkers around the globe. We, Himalayan Recreation treks & expedition pvt.ltd have been operating this trek since the beginning as one of the major focus to our clients. Following a trail full of panoramic mountain views, glaciers & local sherpa villages miles away from the daily comfort, this trek is something that'll immerse your spirit in the natural beauty & expanse your personal tolerance beyond your imagination. 


The sense of grandiosity that comes along with trekking to EBC for trekking enthusiast is something that cannot be compared to any other contentment. Thousands of trekkers enter Nepal every year with a hope of getting glimpse of World tallest Mountain, Mount Everest. Being the Base camp of World tallest mountain, trekking here can be quite tough sometimes because of high Altitude. Along with Mount Everest(8,848m), one can also get the mesmerizing view of fourth & fifth highest peak i.e. Mt.Lhotse (8,516m) & Mt.Makalu(8,481m) from Kala Patthar(5,164m) which is the highest viewpoint of Everest Base Camp trek. Your trek to Base Camp of the tallest mountain in the World takes you through suspension bridges, hidden Buddhist Monasteries, ancient sherpa villages & into the heart of warm welcoming venerable sherpa culture. Nowhere on the earth can there be such a dense consolidation of mountains along with incredible trekking facilites & courteous people except in the wonderland of Himalayas, Nepal. Trekking to Everest Base Camp is a great opportunity for all the trekkers to embark on the same journey that Tenzing norgay sherpa & Sir Edmund Hillary set off in 1953 A.D. One can disclose the hidden strength within themselves & make memories of lifetime through this journey to Everest Base Camp.
Location: Thamel, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal

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