Everest Base Camp Trek
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US$3599 P/P
The Everest Base Camp Short Trek is a fast-paced, 10-day route to the foot of the world's highest mountain, built for trekkers who want the full Everest Base Camp experience without the longer acclimatization schedule of the classic Everest Base Camp Trek.
The trek begins with a scenic mountain flight from Kathmandu to Lukla (or from Ramechhap during peak season), entering the heart of the Khumbu region at the gateway village beneath Everest. From there, the route follows the Dudh Koshi River through pine and rhododendron forest, over swaying suspension bridges, and into iconic Sherpa villages such as Namche Bazaar and Tengboche, with Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and Lhotse rising along the skyline.
The trail climbs steadily to Everest Base Camp at 5,364 meters, and a pre-dawn ascent of Kala Patthar at 5,545 meters rewards trekkers with one of the finest sunrise views of Everest in the entire Himalaya before the descent back toward Lukla begins.
With minimal rest days and daily walking of 5 to 7 hours, this is a physically demanding, high-altitude trek. The compressed schedule means a faster ascent than the standard route, so solid pre-trek fitness and previous trekking experience above altitude are strongly recommended. Trekkers who'd rather take on this same trail at a more relaxed pace, with upgraded lodges and enhanced meals, can look at the Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek instead.
The best months to trek are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when skies are clearest and mountain views are at their best. Winter remains possible for cold-adapted trekkers, while the monsoon season (June to August) brings rain and poor visibility, making it the least favorable window.
Trip costs vary with group size, season, and service level, but generally cover Lukla airfare, teahouse accommodation, meals on the trail, an experienced guide and porter team, and the required permits, including Sagarmatha National Park entry and the local rural municipality fee. Reach out for a tailored price breakdown based on your travel dates and group size. Trekkers short on time at the end of the trip can also skip the multi-day walk back down with the Everest Base Camp Trek With Helicopter Return, flying out from Gorak Shep or Pheriche straight to Kathmandu.
Route: Kathmandu - Lukla - Phakding - Namche Bazaar - Tengboche - Dingboche - Lobuche - Gorak Shep - Everest Base Camp - Kala Patthar - Lukla
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Duration | 10 days (Lukla to Lukla, flights from Kathmandu) |
| Max Elevation | Kala Patthar, 5,545 m |
| Trek Difficulty | Strenuous |
| Starting Point | Lukla (via Kathmandu or Ramechhap) |
| Total Trekking Distance | Roughly 65 km one way |
| Best Seasons | March-May and September-November |
| Accommodation | Teahouses and mountain lodges |
| Permits Required | Sagarmatha National Park Permit, Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit |
Strip away the marketing and the Everest Base Camp trek is, at its core, a 10-to-12-day walk up one valley. You fly into Lukla, then climb steadily through Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, and Lobuche before reaching Base Camp itself at 5,364 m. The "climb steadily" part matters more than people expect - a good itinerary doesn't rush the elevation gain, because your body needs that time to adjust. Then you retrace your steps back down to Lukla and fly home.
The Everest Base Camp short (EBC) trek is a challenging but rewarding journey that takes trekkers through stunning landscapes, traditional Sherpa villages, and high-altitude areas. Although it is not as physically demanding as reaching the summit of Mount Everest, it still requires a good level of fitness and stamina due to the altitude and steep climb.
Reaching Everest Base Camp (EBC) without a day's acclimatization is very challenging. The trek starts from Lukla (2,860m) and goes up to EBC (5,364m), with significant elevation changes quickly. Without acclimatization, the risk of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) increases, which can cause symptoms such as headache, nausea, and dizziness, in severe cases. Still, If you have a good experience of walking in the higher part of the mountains, then you can do this adventurous trek.
Starting from Lukla and passing through villages like Namche Bazar, Tengboche, Dingboche, and Gorak Shep before reaching Everest Base Camp, this trek usually takes 10 to 14 days to complete. Hikers will encounter a variety of terrain, from rocky paths carved into mountain slopes to narrow trails, as well as elevation gains of over 1,000 meters 3,280 Ft. on some days.
| Trekking Route (Day-wise) | Distance in Kilometers | Trek Duration (Hours) | Altitude in Meters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lukla to Phakding | 8 km | 3–4 hours | Phakding 2,610 m |
| Phakding to Namche Bazaar | 10.5 km | 6–7 hours | 3,440 m |
| Namche Bazaar to Tengboche | 9.5 km | 5–6 hours | 3,867 m |
| Tengboche to Dingboche | 8.5 km | 5–6 hours | 4,410 m |
| Dingboche to Lobuche | 7 km | 4–5 hours | 4,940 m |
| Lobuche to Gorakshep | 4.5 km | 3–4 hours | 5,164 m |
| Gorakshep to EBC | 3.5 km | 3–4 hours | 5,364 m |
| Gorakshep to Pheriche | 12 km | 6–7 hours | 4,371 m |
| Pheriche to Namche Bazaar | 19 km | 6–7 hours | 3,440 m |
| Namche Bazaar to Lukla | 18.5 km | 6–7 hours | 2,860 m |
The Everest Base Camp Short Trek is an incredible adventure for trekkers who want to experience the beauty of the Everest region in a limited time. Unlike the standard Everest Base Camp trek, which takes around 12–14 days, the short trek is designed for those who have limited time but still wish to witness the breathtaking landscapes of the Khumbu region. Below are some of the major benefits of choosing the short Everest Base Camp trek.
Time-Saving Adventure: The short Everest Base Camp trek is perfect for those with a tight schedule. It typically lasts around 9 to 10 days, allowing trekkers to complete the journey without compromising on the major highlights. With a well-planned itinerary, you can reach Everest Base Camp (5,364m) and return within a short period.
Stunning Himalayan Views: During the trek, you will get panoramic views of the world’s highest mountains, including Mount Everest (8,848m), Lhotse (8,516m), Nuptse (7,861m), and Ama Dablam (6,812m). The spectacular Khumbu Glacier, icefalls, and picturesque Sherpa villages make this trek an unforgettable experience.
Suitable for Experienced Trekkers: The short Everest Base Camp trek is best suited for experienced hikers who are physically fit and can adjust to a faster-paced trek. While the altitude gain is rapid, proper acclimatization and physical preparation can help trekkers successfully complete the journey.
Less Expensive than Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek: Since the Everest Base Camp short Trek package requires fewer days, the cost is lower than the regular trek. You can save on accommodation, food, and guide expenses while still enjoying the full adventure.
Here's something worth taking seriously: Lukla's weather has a reputation for a reason. Flights get delayed or cancelled - sometimes for a day or more - fairly regularly, especially during the busy March-to-May and September-to-November windows. If your international flight home is booked tight against your trek's last day, a single bad-weather morning in Lukla can throw the whole thing off. Build in a couple of spare days at the end. It's the cheapest insurance you'll buy on this trip.
Note: Mountain Eco Treks offers this trekking itinerary in three service categories—Luxury, Standard, and Budget—allowing you to choose the level of comfort that best matches your travel preferences. For a complete breakdown of what each package includes, please visit the Cost Includes and Excludes section.
It starts with one of the wildest short flights you'll ever take, touching down on Lukla's famously tiny mountain airstrip. In peak season, that flight usually departs from Ramechhap rather than Kathmandu itself, so budget a few extra hours for the drive there. In the quieter months, a direct flight from Kathmandu is often on the table.
Step off the plane and you're straight into it - porters strapping duffel bags onto wooden frames, shopkeepers calling out from doorways barely wider than a hallway. From there, the trail down to Phakding is easy and mostly downhill, following the Dudh Koshi River past mani walls and prayer wheels, with the occasional mule train squeezing past loaded with supplies.
Fair warning: this is one of the tougher climbs of the whole trek, and you'll know it in your legs long before Namche comes into view. The trail follows the river through pine forest, then crosses the Hillary Suspension Bridge - a long, swaying crossing high above the gorge that's basically a rite of passage at this point.
You'll share the trail with yaks and mule trains, so get used to stepping aside. About an hour before Namche, if the clouds are behaving, Everest sneaks into view above the ridgeline - blink and you'll miss it if you're staring at your feet. And then Namche itself arrives almost out of nowhere: bakeries, gear shops, lodges stacked up the hillside. After days of tiny villages, it feels like a real town.
The trail drops steeply to the river, then climbs right back up through rhododendron forest - if you're here in April or May, the whole hillside turns shades of pink and red. Ama Dablam looms over most of the day, its ridgelines so sharp they almost look fake.
By the time you reach Tengboche, prayer flags are usually rippling above the monastery, and if you time it right, you'll catch the low chant of monks drifting out from inside. It's a genuinely quiet, almost surreal stop - especially in that late-afternoon light.
The forest disappears fast past Tengboche. Once you cross the Imja Khola river, the terrain turns open and scrubby, a noticeably different world from the lower Khumbu. Dingboche sits in a wide valley ringed by Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Taboche, its stone walls dividing up small potato fields.
This is usually where altitude starts talking to you. A little uphill stretch that would've meant nothing a few days ago now leaves you a bit breathless. Take the hint - slow down, drink more water than feels necessary, and don't brush off headaches or nausea. They're your body's early warning system, and they're worth listening to.
Shorter distance, same effort - the slow elevation gain from Dingboche to Lobuche is doing real work for your acclimatization. The trail hugs the moraine of the Khumbu Glacier, and every so often you'll actually hear it: a distant crack or rumble as the ice shifts somewhere beneath the rocks.
You'll pass stone memorials along the way - simple cairns with plaques honoring climbers and Sherpas who never made it back from Everest. Lobuche itself is barely more than a cluster of lodges, but with those peaks surrounding it, it feels like one of the wildest spots on the entire trek.
The walk to Gorak Shep crosses rough, rocky moraine - uneven enough that it's easy to wander off the trail markers if you're not paying attention. Drop your bags at the lodge, and then it's the final push: a slow scramble over boulders and ice that somehow feels way longer than 3.5 km once the thin air kicks in.
And then you're there. Base Camp, 5,364 m, the Khumbu Icefall rearing up in jagged blue-white blocks ahead of you. Photos never quite capture it - but standing there in person, with the glacier creaking and groaning around you, is a completely different thing.
Mornings at Gorak Shep are brutal - well below freezing, and the pre-dawn climb up Kala Patthar in the dark doesn't help. But the payoff is one of the best views in the entire Himalayas: Everest's summit, fully visible at last, turning orange as the sun rises over Nuptse and Lhotse.
After that cold start, the long walk back down through Gorak Shep and into Pheriche feels like a gift - thicker air, warmer temperatures, and a wide-open valley after days of tight, rocky trail.
Base Camp and Kala Patthar are behind you now, so today's mostly about mileage. You'll retrace the route back through Tengboche, and the forest that felt so unremarkable on the way up suddenly feels lush after days of bare rock. People tend to loosen up on this stretch too - tired, sure, but relaxed, swapping stories from the days spent up high. Rolling back into Namche after the quiet of the high villages feels almost like hitting a city.
The last full day follows the Dudh Koshi back down through villages that'll feel familiar from Day 1 and Day 2 - though everything looks a little different heading the other way. It's long, but easy compared to what you've just done, and most groups roll into Lukla with enough energy left for a proper celebration - drinks, group photos, the works, with the guides and porters who got you here.
The flight home depends a lot on the weather and time of year - sometimes it's a straight shot from Lukla, other times you're routing through Ramechhap with a few extra hours on the road. Either way, you get one last look at the mountains from above before Kathmandu's traffic and noise swallow you back up. After ten days in the Khumbu, that contrast hits hard - in the best way. It's proof of just how far you've actually come.
Service Types
Compare the available package types and choose the service level that matches your comfort, budget, and support needs.
Standard Package Cost
US$ 1580 per person
International Travel & Visa: International airfare and Nepal tourist visa fee.
Kathmandu Meals: Lunch and dinner before and after the trek.
Drinks & Extras: Tea, coffee, hot water, soft drinks, alcohol, and extra snacks.
Personal Expenses: Laundry, Wi-Fi, hot showers, charging, calls, and personal items.
Travel Insurance: High-altitude trekking insurance with emergency evacuation (up to 5,000m).
Personal Gear: Personal clothing, footwear, and trekking equipment.
Extra Costs: Expenses due to delays, itinerary changes, weather, illness, or unforeseen events.
Tips: Gratuities for guides, porters, and staff (highly appreciated).
Budget Package Cost
US$ 1250 per person
Airport Transfers: Private pick-up and drop-off at all international and domestic airports in Nepal.
Ground Transportation: Shared transportation between Kathmandu–Ramechhap–Kathmandu for domestic flight connections.
Domestic Flights: Round-trip Kathmandu–Lukla flights (direct or via Ramechhap, depending on season).
Trek Accommodation: 9 nights in clean, comfortable mountain teahouses during the trek.
Meals on Trek: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout the trek.
Trekking Team: Experienced, licensed guide, with all their expenses included.
Permits & Taxes: All required trekking permits, government taxes, local fees, and VAT.
Health & Safety: First-aid kit, oximeter, and emergency rescue support (covered by travel insurance).
Communication: Free local SIM card provided by Mountain Eco Treks.
Special Services: Trek completion certificate,Traditional Nepali farewell dinner in Kathmandu
International Travel & Visa: International airfare and Nepal tourist visa fees.
Kathmandu Meals & Accommodation: Meals and lodging in Kathmandu are not included.
Drinks & Extras: Tea, coffee, hot water, hot showers, soft drinks, alcohol, snacks, Wi-Fi, electricity charges, laundry, and personal items.
Travel Insurance: High-altitude trekking insurance with emergency evacuation (up to 5,000m).
Personal Gear: Clothing, footwear, and personal trekking equipment.
Porter Service: Available on request at an additional cost.
Extra Costs: Expenses due to delays, itinerary changes, weather, illness, or unforeseen events.
Tips: Gratuities for guides and porters are recommended.
The Everest Base Camp short trek is a condensed version of the classic EBC trek in Nepal. It follows the route through Lukla, Namche Bazaar, Dingboche, and Gorak Shep to Everest Base Camp, with fewer or no dedicated acclimatization days. This itinerary is more suitable for experienced trekkers who are comfortable with high-altitude trekking and a faster pace.
Yes, when properly planned. The biggest concern is altitude, so choose an itinerary with appropriate acclimatization and follow your guide's advice if you develop altitude symptoms.
The cost varies by season, group size, services, and whether helicopter transportation is included. Always check what is included, such as permits, guide, accommodation, meals, flights, and transfers.
A typical package may include permits, a licensed guide, accommodation, meals, regional flights, and airport transfers. Helicopter flights, travel insurance, personal equipment, and tips may be extra.
You generally need the Sagarmatha National Park entry permit and Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality permit or fee. Your trekking agency can arrange the required permits and confirm current regulations.
A licensed guide is strongly recommended for the Everest Base Camp trek and is particularly valuable on a short itinerary. A guide can assist with navigation, acclimatization, logistics, and emergencies.
Everest Base Camp is approximately 5,364 metres (17,598 feet) above sea level. Kala Patthar, a popular viewpoint, Kalapatther is higher at approximately 5,545 metres.
Most trekking days involve approximately 5–8 hours of walking, depending on the route, altitude, and pace. The higher-altitude days can feel considerably more demanding.
Do not continue ascending if altitude symptoms are getting worse. Inform your guide immediately; serious symptoms may require immediate descent and medical assistance.
Yes. Many short EBC packages offer a helicopter return from the upper Khumbu region to Kathmandu. Flights depend on weather, visibility, landing conditions, and availability.
Not always. Helicopter pickups may operate from Gorak Shep or another suitable landing area, depending on conditions and the operator's arrangements.
Your trekking company will normally try to arrange the next available flight. A helicopter may be an alternative when weather and availability permit, usually at an additional cost.
Keeping 1–2 extra days in your Nepal itinerary is recommended because Lukla flights can be affected by weather. Extra days are especially useful if you have a fixed international flight after the trek.
The most popular seasons are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November). These months generally offer favorable trekking conditions and good mountain visibility.
The summit of Everest is not clearly visible from Base Camp itself because surrounding mountains block the view. Kala Patthar is one of the best places for panoramic Everest views.
Yes, especially if you have limited vacation time. A well-planned short trek lets you reach Everest Base Camp in less time, while a standard itinerary provides a slower pace and more flexibility.
Mountain Eco Treks can help arrange your Everest Base Camp short trek, including trekking logistics, permits, accommodation, guides, flights, and optional helicopter transportation. Choose an itinerary based on acclimatization, safety, and overall experience-not just the shortest number of days.
Mountain Eco Treks is a licensed local Nepal trekking company based in Kathmandu, founded by Ram Bahadur Tamang, a mountain leader with more than 15 years of trekking and expedition experience across Nepal and Tibet. Registered with the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) and TAAN, we provide reliable trekking services with a strong focus on safety, local expertise, and responsible tourism.
We operate as a fully registered trekking company in Nepal with transparent services and recognized tourism affiliations.
Our NTB-certified guides are first-aid trained and have extensive experience leading trekkers on Nepal’s most popular Himalayan routes.
Daily acclimatization monitoring, proper trip planning, and emergency preparedness are part of every trek we organize.
From permits and transportation to accommodation, meals, and porters, we manage the logistics so you can focus on the journey.
No hidden charges and flexible options for private or group treks to suit different travel styles and budgets.
We support eco-friendly trekking practices, local communities, and initiatives that benefit villages and preserve the mountain environment.
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A 20% non-refundable deposit applies in all cancellation cases. No refund is issued for incomplete trips or early departures from the itinerary.
If we cancel due to weather, natural disaster, or unrest, we offer an alternative trip or full refund. Any personal expenses (flights, visas) remain your responsibility.
Himalayan travel involves unpredictable weather, road conditions, and remote flight routes. We minimize disruptions where possible, but extra costs during delays are the client's responsibility. No refunds for itinerary changes beyond our control.
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Foreign nationals can obtain a Nepal tourist visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport or at designated land border entry points from India and Tibet. Travelers can also apply for an online visa in advance through the official immigration system.
To apply for a Nepal visa, travelers need:
A passport valid for at least 6 months
A completed visa application form
One recent passport-size photo
Visa fee payment in cash (USD recommended)
Visa fees and rules may change as per Nepal Immigration regulations.
Tourist visas can be extended at the Department of Immigration in Kathmandu.
Trekkers visiting national parks, conservation areas, and restricted regions such as the Everest Region, Annapurna Region, and Manaslu Region require trekking permits. Some restricted areas also require special permits issued through a registered trekking agency in Nepal.
Mountain Eco Treks is a trusted local trekking and tour company based in Nepal, offering professional trekking, tour, climbing, and adventure travel services across the Himalayas.
Our team provides complete travel support, including permits, transportation, accommodation, and guided trekking experiences across Nepal.
For official Nepal visa information, visit: https://immigration.gov.np/?utm_source=chatgpt.com
Choosing the right season is crucial for a successful trek to Everest Base Camp. Here are the best times for trekking:
Best weather conditions with clear skies.
Blooming rhododendron forests add beauty to the trails.
Warm daytime temperatures and stunning mountain views.
Stable weather and mild temperatures.
The best time for Everest Base Camp trekking with clear visibility.
Ideal trekking conditions and vibrant local festivals like Mani Rimdu.
Cold temperatures but fewer crowds.
Stunning snow-covered landscapes for adventurous trekkers.
Heavy rainfall and cloudy weather limit visibility.
Slippery trails and frequent flight cancellations.
Dal Bhat: A traditional Nepali dish, Dal Bhat, consisting of lentil soup, rice, and vegetables, is commonly available and provides a nutritious, high-energy meal.
Western Dishes: Many teahouses offer a variety of Western dishes like pasta, pizza, pancakes, and sandwiches to cater to different tastes.
Soups and stews: Hot soups and stews are popular, providing warmth and hydration.
Tea and Coffee: Various types of tea (including ginger and lemon) and coffee are widely available.
Energy Snacks: Trekkers often bring energy bars, nuts and dried fruits for a quick energy boost between meals.
Local Snacks: Some local snacks like momo (dumplings) and Tibetan bread can be found.
Vegetarian options: Vegetarian meals are readily available and are often recommended to avoid potential problems with meat storage and hygiene at high altitudes.
Special Diets: While special dietary requirements (eg, gluten-free, vegetarian) can be difficult to accommodate, many teahouses try to accommodate them if notified in advance.
Water: Safe drinking water is essential. Trekkers usually use water purification tablets or buy bottled water, although reducing plastic waste is encouraged.
Hygiene: In general, food hygiene is good, but it is wise to stick to well-cooked food to avoid stomach problems. Overall, though the food on the EBC trek is basic, it is enough to keep the trekkers well-nourished and energized for the journey. During the trek, trekkers can expect different types of accommodation mainly in the form of teahouses and lodges. Here is a detailed look at the accommodation options available:
Luxury Teahouses: In some places, especially in larger villages like Namche Bazar, trekkers can find more luxurious teahouses. It offers private rooms with attached bathrooms, hot showers and extra comfortable beds. They also have better dining facilities and more varied menus.
Mid-Range Teahouses: These offer slightly better facilities than the basic teahouses. Rooms may have better insulation, and some may offer attached bathrooms. Common areas are generally more comfortable and well-heated.
Standard Lodges: These are similar to mid-range teahouses with private rooms and shared or attached bathrooms. Compared to basic teahouses they offer a bit more comfort and privacy.
Basic Teahouses: These are the most common types of accommodation on the EBC trek. They offer simple rooms with basic amenities like beds, blankets and pillows. Bathrooms are usually shared, and hot showers may be available for an additional fee.
The Everest Base Camp Short Trek cost for 2025/2026 ranges from USD 1,250 to USD 1499 per person, depending on group size, season, and service level. This all-inclusive guided trek covers permits, accommodation, meals, professional guides, and porter support. Independent trekking may cost less but requires separate budgeting for permits, food, and lodging.
Ideal for trekkers with a good fitness level, the Everest Base Camp Short Trek delivers an unforgettable Himalayan experience. Mountain Eco Treks offers trusted service, experienced local guides, and excellent value to ensure a safe and successful journey.
Note: Prices vary by group size. Please check the Group Size Price
Note: Our trip cost varies according to group size. Please click the Group Size Price section for detailed pricing information
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Natashat612
Canada
Great Experience - EBC
12 Mar 2022
We had a great time in Nepal and amazing experience!! All the prep and communications were with Dev who is extremely knowledgeable, polite and has lot of patience to answer questions (and I trust me I had a lot of them!). We trekked the Everest Base Camp with Mr. Ram as a guide (Dev’s partner). He was very experienced, knew everyone along the way, he could probably do the trek with his eyes closed and we felt safe and welcome in the places we stayed on this trek. When I got sick, both him and our porter (Sushan) took good care of me.
In addition, after the trek, we visited both Dev’s and Mr. Ram’s families, had homemade Nepalis traditional food – it was delicious! Both kept in touch after the trek till this day.
If you want a no hassle, enjoyable, safe, and hospitable experience you cannot go past Dev and his team!! They are the best; I would highly recommend exploring Nepal and trekking with them. They can find a trek suitable for your needs. Amazing! Thanks for everything, Guys!!
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Natashat612
Canada
Great Experience - Everest Base Camp
20 Oct 2018
We had a great time in Nepal and amazing experience!! All the prep and communications were with Dev who is extremely knowledgeable, polite and has lot of patience to answer questions (and I trust me I had a lot of them!). We trekked the Everest Base Camp with Mr. Ram as a guide (Dev’s partner). He was very experienced, knew everyone along the way, he could probably do the trek with his eyes closed and we felt safe and welcome in the places we stayed on this trek. When I got sick, both him and our porter (Sushan) took good care of me.
In addition, after the trek, we visited both Dev’s and Mr. Ram’s families, had homemade Nepalis traditional food – it was delicious! Both kept in touch after the trek till this day.
If you want a no hassle, enjoyable, safe, and hospitable experience you cannot go past Dev and his team!! They are the best; I would highly recommend exploring Nepal and trekking with them. They can find a trek suitable for your needs. Amazing! Thanks for everything, Guys!!
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Address: Montreal,
Markgoodear
Australia
Himalayan adventure trek
5 Oct 2018
I want to thank Ram of mountain eco tours for the extra care above and beyond that expected. Our backpacks for the everest base camp were delayed several days and we were 3 days into the trek before they arrived in kathmandu. Ram spent significant time coordinating their delivery to us while on the trek by utilizing porters to get our gear to us. In addition having a local guide with contacts enabled us to exit lukla by helicopter when many other travellers were stranded awaiting the cloud to clear. Some had been waiting several days and had missed their international flights but we were extracted the same day as our scheduled flight at minimal expense. Ram pays close attention to all trekkers and constantly monitors their health and well being. Both Ram and his porters are welcoming and they feel part of our extended trekking family. I have no hesitation in recomnending them to anyone who would like a safe, authentic Nepalese experience.
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Satej S
India
Everest Base Camp
15 Jun 2018
Me and my two friends did the Everest Base Camp trek with Mountain Eco and had a wonderful time. The arrangements were perfect. The tea lodges that we’re booked for us were comfortable and provided us with tasty and nutritional food. The porters were courteous and helpful. Ram Bahadur Tamang was our guide and he ensured that we were motivated, healthy and cheerful throughout the trek all in all it was a wonderful experience
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Address: Sharjah,
Rodrigo M
Canada
Nice people and great experience
13 Oct 2019
Dev was our first contact, extremely polite and diligent. Once in Kathmandu, we met Ram who is Dev's business partner and was our guide during the trek, he is extremely knowledgeable of the circuit and was very helpful during all the trip in Nepal. Both of them kept in touch with us we appreciate the warm welcome and goodbye to Nepal.
Additionally, Babu (i think is spelled like that) was a great porter and very attentive too. So you can be sure by booking with them that you will have a great experience. Regarding the landscape, much more beautiful in person than in photographs. The culture, completely different to what we are used to, and the people, particularly in the mountain area, is really kind.
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GLENN P
Australia
EBC Trek & Kathmandu
10 Sep 2018
Hi All,
5 Friends and I spent 2 Weeks Travelling thru the Mountain Paths that took us to Everest Base Camp and surrounding Mountain peaks and Villages and Great Tea Houses to see this part of the World, It was enjoyable and great to be shown and guided by Ram & Neil . I had a memorable adventure that i will not forget and enjoyed their knowledge of their surrounds & Country and finished off with a 5 day visit of Kathmandu. We had great weather on tour and this was shared with great views,friends and food.
Address : New South Wales, Australia
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Racheled100
Australia
Dev went out of his way to help!
11 Oct 2017
May 2017 • Solo
I would not go back to Nepal without contacting this company and Dev first. I was only trekking to Namche Bazaar, yet having Dev along was a huge help. Not only did we not get lost, but we also arrived safely. He also went out of his way to help me in a situation that came up. He also took us to see Mt. Everest from the Everest View hotel, which was an out-of-the-way hike. I can honestly say, I would not have made it to Namche Bazaar, and I definitely would not have seen Mt. Everest if Dev had not been along. I would definitely recommend this company, but especially having Dev as your guide.
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Thomas
Germany
Everest trek experience
16 Jan 2025
My Everest Base Camp trek with Mountain Eco Treks was truly unforgettable! Guided by Ram, whose deep knowledge of the terrain, culture, and history enriched every step, we felt safe and supported. His warmth, attentiveness, and adaptability made the journey enjoyable for all, from first-timers to experienced trekkers.
Mountain Eco Treks was well-organized, from permits to accommodations and meals, allowing us to focus on the breathtaking scenery. Walking through picturesque villages, crossing suspension bridges, and witnessing the grandeur of the Himalayas were magical moments.
Ram’s encouragement and positive energy were instrumental in reaching Base Camp. If you're planning an Everest trek, I wholeheartedly recommend Ram and Mountain Eco Treks for an exceptional and memorable adventure!
Kristina
Germany
E.B.C Trek with Guide Zanjbu!
16 Jan 2025
We found Mountain Eco Treks online and reached out to its founder, Mr. Ram, who handled every detail with remarkable professionalism, making planning completely stress-free. On the Everest Base Camp trek, our guide Zanjbu provided unmatched expertise, care, and support throughout, creating an unforgettable journey.
Zanjbu’s attention to detail was impeccable—he organized accommodations flawlessly, adjusted the trek’s pace to suit everyone, and offered invaluable advice on acclimatization and nutrition. He constantly checked on our well-being, assisting with minor gear issues and motivating us through the more challenging sections.
What truly set Zanjbu apart was his deep connection to the mountains and local communities. He introduced us to authentic experiences, from cozy teahouses to meaningful interactions with locals, enriching every step of the trek. His kindness, patience, and humor made even the toughest moments enjoyable and memorable.
Reaching Everest Base Camp was a dream come true, and having Zanjbu as our guide elevated the journey beyond expectations. We wholeheartedly recommend him and Mountain Eco Treks to anyone seeking an unforgettable Himalayan adventure. A heartfelt thank you to Zanjbu and the entire team for making our trek extraordinary!
Amunal Rechard
France
E.B.C Trek with Lokendra Rai
12 Mar 2025
I recently completed the Everest Base Camp trek with Mountain Eco Treks, and it was an absolutely unforgettable experience. From the breathtaking scenery to the seamless organization, every detail surpassed my expectations. Heartfelt thanks to the amazing team for making this extraordinary adventure truly possible!
Our guide, Lokendra Rai, was exceptional. His deep knowledge of the Everest region, trekking expertise, and friendly personality made the adventure safe and enjoyable. He ensured proper acclimatization and kept our spirits high, making us feel like part of his family throughout the trek.
The trek itself was breathtaking, with spectacular mountain views, charming Sherpa villages, and the unforgettable feeling of standing at Everest Base Camp. Mountain Eco Treks managed every detail, from cozy lodges to delicious meals, making the experience completely stress-free and enjoyable.
I highly recommend Mountain Eco Treks and guide Lokendra Rai to anyone looking for a professional, well-organized, and memorable Everest Base Camp trek.
— Amunal