everest b.c trek

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Our itinerary covers all key spots with proper acclimatization.

We provide the most affordable package of courses conducted by experienced leaders in beautiful ways.

We offer the lowest rates for the EBC trek without compromising on quality.

14 Days Classic

Everest Base Camp at no cost, this offer is valid till Sep 5, conditions apply

There will be training classes, shopping discounts, and round-the-clock support from trek leaders

DAY 1 – Tenzing Hillary Airport
Lukla airport got the name of Tenzing Hillary Airport in the year 2008. And the reason is very obvious to all of us. To honor Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Sherpa,

Due to the severe weather during the previous two days, we were unsure if we would be able to reach Lukla or not. When we got at the airport this morning, I noticed that check-in had already started. After checking in, we boarded the most perilous airplane of our generation, with only 12 seats. After a 30-minute journey, Team TTB arrived at the airport. The landing was amazing. Following breakfast and a trip briefing, we began our journey towards Phakding. We were traveling forward, past the Dudh Koshi River. The weather is beautiful, the trees are lush, and the air is clean at the commencement of the monsoon season.

Day 2 – Namche Baazar

Today we are going to the Namche Baazar, we have to cross a lot of uphill paths, on this part of the way there are several suspension bridges including the Hillary Bridge.

Because the trail is uphill, everyone is concerned about what will happen in the following days, but it wasn’t a major worry after a short walk. Everyone was enjoying themselves as they walked along the trail, taking pictures. After a short hike, everyone saw Everest for the first time from Hillary Bridge. Everyone experiences an instant excitement and joy when they view Everest for the first time. Until you go to Namsij, you won’t believe that such a well-organized place can survive at such a high elevation.

Day 3 – Our acclimatization hike to the Hotel Everest View on the “rest” day

Today we are going on a height gain, to reach the altitude in the hilly area, we go to a higher place to acclimatize ourselves to that place and spend some time there and then come back down, it is easier to acclimatize to that previous slightly higher place.

In the morning, after breakfast in Namche, we proceed towards Soungbache and from there we will go to Everest View Hotel, from where we can see Everest well.But due to the bad weather, I couldn’t see anything clearly, but I could see the Mt Thamserku .

On the way, we met a lama, and our exchange with him was a source of positive thinking for all.Now it’s the turn of all the climbers to return from the Everest summit, so occasionally seeing them on their way back is a unique experience.

Day 4 – Tengboche

Our journey today may be a little difficult because the sky has not been very clear since morning.After a long uphill journey, we left Namche Baazar behind and headed towards Tangboche.The beauty of the path is wonderful to enjoy. As we have said before, this path is very green all around.We could barely see Mt. Ama Dhablam because the sky was not clear.

We saw very few animals since we reached Sagarmatha National Park, but it was well worth the effort. Fortunately, we were able to spot a musk deer wandering a short distance away. And we saw the Fire-Tailed Sunbird in the late afternoon light, in its short, dense canopy. We believe that we can appreciate many things if we can stroll around nature in a very peaceful manner. Seeing two lamas walking to their tasks and several more headed towards the football pitch in the distance suggests that our trek leader is having a lot on his mind today. Any football fan would find it impossible to imagine playing the game at 3800 meters above sea level.

Day 5-6 Our journey continues today till Dingboche. We are leaving Dudhkoshi behind and heading into the Khubhu Valley’s center along this section of the Pangboche trail.

We were granted time today by nature since we could plainly see Mt Ama. Dhablam Mountain, which is breathtaking. Due to everyone’s excellent sleep over the past two days, our crew is feeling far healthier than previously. Over the next few days, we will be ascending to an elevation of 5000 meters, therefore we will remain in Dingboche for the next two days. And you need esclematitis to adjust to that altitude. To adjust the body’s height We hiked in Dingboche from 4410 to 4800 meters above sea level. We trekked to the high ground and saw the stunning view of Mount Ama Dhablam.

Day 7-8 Lobuche & Everest Base Camp

We arrived at Labuche after another hour’s trek and proceeded to High Gain. Today is the final two days of this trek, for which we have been preparing for the previous week by adapting to the high elevations and following the approach of staying fit in the high altitudes while avoiding altitude sickness. We must hike for 5 hours in total to reach Everest Base Camp. We’re making tremendous progress thanks to the beautiful skies and brilliant sunshine. We then entered the Khumbu Glacier, a kingdom of stone and garbage. Our trek leader stated it would just be a few minutes, but then we noticed a gigantic rock concealed behind the rocks called Everest Base Camp.