Hike to Everest Base Camp

Khumjung, Nepal

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18228.3 ft

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Hike to Base Camp of World Highest peak Mount Everest is the life time experience. To be there in Everest Base Camp and explore Mount Everest in front of you is dream of every body, that make possible by Nepal Highland Treks.

Hike to Everest Base Camp is standard 15 days trip. Your first land is at Kathmandu Nepal. You will have enough time to prepare Everest trip here with major sightseeing in Kathmandu valley. Flight to Lukla on your third day. hike via several typical Sherpa villages. Biggest monasteries, dense forest and scenic mountains. It is an opportunity to climb 5,545 miters Kalapathar which is highest point to reach as well as best view point of Mount Everest and hundreds of other snow capped peaks and Khumbu glacier. Reaching at Everest Base camp, the base camp hugest peak of the world is life time achievement. Nepal Highland Treks make best arrangement of Everest Base Camp trekking with reasonable cost, time frame and as per clients interest.

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