Everest Base Camp trekking in Nepal and want to use a locally based and responsible trekking company! Nepal Hiking Adventure will be your best choice. When you book your trip with us, it means you invest the money directly into the local economy of the Everest region and we ensure you will receive the best value and unrivalled service through us. As a local tour operator, we pride ourselves on making all our clients happy each time they book the trips with us.

We organize Everest Base Camp trekking departing everyday from Kathmandu and couples, families, individuals and small groups of friends can join us on any of their convenient dates throughout the year. Everest Base Camp (EBC) is considered the most popular trek in the world.

In addition to Everest Base Camp trek there are numerous trekking packages available to Everest region such as Everest Base Camp trekking and Kala pattar, Everest High Passes Trekking, Everest Circuit Trekking, Jiri to Everest Base Camp Trekking, Everest Panorama (View) Trekking, Island Peak via Everest Base Camp Trek.

Beginning of March to May (Spring Season) is the best time for trekking to Everest Base Camp and the next best time is from mid-September to November. In the winter, snow on the route makes difficult to walk higher than Tengboche. It is very cold and lodges remain closed above Tengboche. Summer is wet, there is a rare chance to view Himalayan peaks due to clouds.

On the Everest trails both continental and local food is easily available in most of the teahouses and you can stay in comfortable ‘lodges’. ‘Hot (lukewarm) showers’ are also available in lodges but you have to pay extra amount.

While on Everest Base Camp trek, you will see jaw-dropping, close-up mountain views that you can’t believe. Mt. Ama Dablam is seen from all directions although your ultimate goal is to reach the Everest Base Camp at an elevation of 5340m. You must be relatively fit to enjoy Everest Base Camp trek and be ready to walk up and downhill at least 5-6 hours per day. Mt. Everest is not seen from the base camp so you need to climb up to Kalapathar an elevation of 5545m( Kalapathar actually means ‘Black Rock’) located right at the foot of Pumori (7161m) and above Gorakshep on the way to Everest Base Camp. The views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and many other peaks are spectacular from Kala Pattar.

In terms of popularity, Everest Base Camp runs second to Annapurna Base Camp because most of the trekkers prefer to head up Everest Base Camp. From airstrip at Lukla, the trail leads north into mountainous Khumbu, the dizzyingly high Sherpa homeland.

The trail forks above the Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar (or Namche for short): one route leads to Everest Base Camp and the viewpoint of Kala Pattar; the other for the beautiful Gokyo Lakes. Both high points are about eight days walking distance from Lukla and can be combined by crossing the high pass of the Cho La. In the end, we follow the same trail and end up the trek at Lukla and fly back to Kathmandu.