Duration

16 Days

DIFFICULTY

Hard

GROUP SIZE

1-12

MAX. ALTITUDE

5545m

Best Season

Spring and Autumn

Accomodation

Hotels

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Walking per day

6-7 hours

Overview

Overland Trek to Everest Base Camp – Avoid the Lukla Flight

Are you dreaming of standing at the foot of the world’s highest peak? The Overland Trek to Everest Base Camp is your gateway to an unforgettable Himalayan adventure. This 16-day trekking package offers a unique and affordable way to explore the Everest region, starting with a scenic Jeep drive to Thamdanda, close to Lukla.

Unlike traditional routes that require expensive flights or lengthy treks from Jiri, this overland journey is designed for convenience and accessibility. Whether you’re a seasoned trekker or a first-time adventurer, this package ensures a seamless and budget-friendly experience.

Highlights of the Overland Trek to Everest Base Camp:

Travel from Kathmandu across high mountain passes, winding valleys, and remote villages.
Visit the legendary Tengboche Monastery.
Stand at Kalapatthar one of the most stunning views in the world.
Wake up early to see the golden glow of the sun hitting Everest’s peak—a sight you’ll never forget.
For those seeking an extra adventure, trek to Kalapatthar feeling the altitude and majesty of the Himalayas.
Meet local monks at Tengboche Monastry and experience life in the high Himalayas.
Explore Khumjung village which is the one of the most ancient village of Sherpa people.
Visit Hilary school and kunde hospital in Khumjung village.
If you are lucky you can see the scalp of the Yeti in Khumjung Monastry.
Visit yak breeding center at Shyangboche and Everest view hotel.
Explore Mani wall and praying wheel on the way of trekking.
Yak steak is really delicious cooked in Sherpa kitchen.

Why Choose the Overland Trek to Everest Base Camp?

Avoid Flight Delays & High Costs: No need to depend on Lukla flights, which are often delayed due to bad weather.
Budget-Friendly Option: At just USD 655, this is the most cost-effective way to reach Everest Base Camp.
Flexible & Reliable: Start your trek anytime with daily departures.
Breathtaking Scenery: Travel through beautiful hills, rivers, waterfalls, Sherpa villages, and tea houses.
Best for All Seasons: Trek even during monsoon and winter, as higher altitudes have minimal rainfall.

Detail information about overland Trek to Everest Base Camp:

Skip the unpredictable Lukla flights and experience a more immersive journey to Everest Base Camp with our Overland Trek to Everest Base Camp. This alternative route begins with a scenic drive from Kathmandu and follows the original trail taken by early Everest expeditions. It’s the perfect option for those who prefer a slower acclimatization, want to avoid air travel, or are simply looking for a quieter, more culturally rich approach to the Khumbu region.

Trek Overview

Starting Point: Kathmandu

Drive To: Phaplu or Salleri (8–10 hours by jeep)

Trek Duration: 16 days (flexible based on itinerary)

Trek Difficulty: Moderate to challenging

Maximum Altitude: 5,364 m (Everest Base Camp)

Route Highlights

Drive to Phaplu or Salleri through scenic mid-hill landscapes
Explore remote Sherpa villages like Ringmo, Nunthala, and Junbesi
Visit the famous Thupten Chholing Monastery
Join the classic EBC trail at Phakding or Namche Bazaar
Visit Tengboche Monastery, Kala Patthar, and Everest Base Camp

Ideal For:

Trekkers who want to avoid flying
Travelers with flexible schedules
Those looking for a quieter and more authentic experience
Adventurers wanting to follow in the footsteps of early Everest pioneers

Practical Info:

Best Season: March–May and September–November

Permits Required: TIMS Card, Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit, and Local Rural Municipality Permit

Accommodation: Local teahouses and lodges

Transport: Private jeep or public transport available from Kathmandu to Phaplu/Salleri/Thamdanda/Surke

Customize Your Trek:

We offer fully customizable itineraries based on your pace, interests, and travel needs. Whether you want to include a helicopter exit, spend extra days acclimatizing, or add side treks to Gokyo or Chhukung Valley, we can design the perfect overland EBC adventure for you.

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Trekking Package Cost Breakdown:

Airport transfers (pickup & drop-off): $25

Taxi to/from bus stop (Thamdanda): $10 x 2 = $20

Trekking guide (12 days): $20 x 12 = $240

Trekking permit: $30

Village development tax: $20

Shared jeep (guide + tourist): $80 x 2 = $160

Hotel in Kathmandu (3 nights): $20 x 3 = $60

Office service charge: $100

✅ Total Cost: $655

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Can I go to Everest Base Camp by car?
No, you can’t reach Everest Base Camp directly by car. The nearest road access ends at either Jiri or Salleri, from where you must trek several days to reach the base camp.

2. How to get to Everest Base Camp without trekking?
If you want to skip trekking, the quickest way is by helicopter. Helicopter tours from Kathmandu or Lukla can take you directly to EBC or nearby viewpoints like Kala Patthar.

3. How to reach Everest Base Camp from Kathmandu by road?
You can drive from Kathmandu to either Jiri or Salleri (8–12 hours), then start trekking. There’s no direct road to EBC, so trekking is still required after the drive.

4. What is the shortest route to Everest Base Camp?
The shortest and most popular route starts with a flight to Lukla, followed by a trek of about 65 km over 8–12 days to Everest Base Camp.

5. Which route is best for Everest Base Camp?
The classic Lukla-Namche-Tengboche-Gorak Shep-EBC route is the most popular and well-supported. For fewer crowds and scenic variety, the Gokyo Lakes or Three Passes routes are excellent alternatives.

6. Can a beginner go to Everest Base Camp?
Yes, many beginners successfully complete the trek with basic preparation, proper acclimatization, and moderate fitness.

7. What is the fastest way to get to Everest Base Camp?
The fastest option is a helicopter ride from Kathmandu or Lukla, which takes about 1–2 hours.

8. Can you do EBC with no training?
It’s possible, but not recommended. Some untrained trekkers make it, but lack of preparation increases risk of altitude sickness and fatigue. Basic endurance training is advised.

9. How much money do I need for Everest Base Camp Trek?
Expect to spend between $1,200 to $3,000 USD depending on the duration, guide/porter services, gear, permits, and whether you fly or take alternative routes.

10. What level of fitness is needed for Everest Base Camp?
Moderate to good fitness is ideal. You’ll need stamina to hike 5–7 hours a day with elevation gain. Cardio training and light strength workouts help.

11. What is the alternative route to Everest Base Camp?
Alternatives include the Jiri to EBC route (longer, scenic) and the Three Passes Trek, which loops through Gokyo, Cho La, and Renjo La, offering a less crowded experience.

12. What is the hardest part of the Everest Base Camp trek?
The trek from Lobuche to Gorak Shep and onward to EBC is physically and mentally demanding due to altitude and exhaustion.

13. Is Gokyo Ri difficult?
Gokyo Ri is a challenging side trek due to its altitude (5,357 m), but it’s non-technical and offers one of the best panoramic views of Everest and surrounding peaks.

14. Can I sleep at Everest Base Camp?
During the regular trek, no. EBC is a functional campsite for expeditions only. Trekkers usually stay in Gorak Shep, the last teahouse village before the base camp.But you need extra special permit then you can sleep one night.

15. What is the closest road to Everest Base Camp?
The closest drivable point is Salleri or Phaplu or Thamdanda. From there, a multi-day trek is required to reach EBC.

16. Can I trek to Everest Base Camp without a guide?
Yes, solo trekking is allowed and common. However, hiring a guide helps with navigation, safety, and local knowledge.

17. How many calories do you burn at Everest Base Camp?
On average, trekkers burn 3,000 to 6,000 calories per day depending on distance, altitude, and individual metabolism.

18. Do you need a sleeping bag for Everest Base Camp Trek?
Yes. While teahouses provide blankets, a quality sleeping bag rated for -10°C (14°F) or lower is essential for warmth and hygiene.

19. How hard is it to breathe at Everest Base Camp?
At 5,364 meters, oxygen levels are about 50% of sea level. Breathing becomes labored, and acclimatization is crucial to avoid altitude sickness.

20. How many km is Everest Base Camp?
From Lukla to EBC and back, the total trek is about 130 km (80 miles).

21. What clothes do you need for Everest Base Camp?
Layered clothing is key. Bring a moisture-wicking base layer, insulated mid-layers, a down jacket, waterproof shell, trekking pants, gloves, hat, and proper boots.

22. What is the cheapest way to climb to Everest Base Camp?
The cheapest option is to avoid flights by trekking from Salleri or Jiri, carry your own gear, and go without a guide or porter. Still, permits and accommodation cost at least $800–$1,200.

23. What is the Three Passes Trek?
It’s a high-altitude route that includes Renjo La, Cho La, and Kongma La passes. It connects the EBC trek with Gokyo and other remote valleys—a more challenging and scenic alternative.

24. Is Everest Base Camp difficult?
It’s a moderate-to-challenging trek due to altitude rather than terrain. With preparation and acclimatization, most fit trekkers can complete it.

25. Which is harder, Machu Picchu or Everest Base Camp?
EBC is harder. It takes longer (12+ days), involves higher altitudes, and demands more physical and mental endurance.

26. Is Everest Base Camp crowded?
Yes, especially in peak seasons (April–May, Oct–Nov). The trail and teahouses can get quite busy, particularly around Namche and Gorak Shep.

27. Which is harder, Everest Base Camp or Annapurna Circuit?
Both are challenging. EBC is higher in altitude, while Annapurna Circuit is longer with more terrain variety. Annapurna is often considered slightly tougher physically.

28. What is the hardest day of Everest Base Camp?
The Gorak Shep to EBC day is hard due to altitude and rough terrain. Many also find the Kala Patthar climb tough because it’s steep and often done pre-dawn.

29. What is the blood oxygen level at Everest Base Camp?
Oxygen saturation can drop to 70–85% for most trekkers at EBC, compared to 95–100% at sea level. Monitoring is essential.

30. How much do meals cost on Everest Base Camp Trek?
Meals range from $5 to $10 each. As altitude increases, prices rise. Daily food budget averages $25–$40 USD.

31. Do you lose weight climbing Everest?
Yes, many lose 5–10 kg due to physical exertion, limited appetite at altitude, and calorie deficit over many days.

32. Can you get to Everest Base Camp without flying?
Yes. You can drive to Jiri or Salleri and start trekking from there. This adds about 5–7 days to your journey.

33. How do you get to Lukla without flying?
You can take a jeep or bus to Salleri or Phaplu or Thamdanda, then trek for 1-3 day to reach Lukla.

34. What is the closest road to Mount Everest?
In Nepal, Phaplu is the closest road access. In Tibet, you can drive closer to the north base camp of Everest via a paved road.

35. What is the last stop before Everest Base Camp?
Gorak Shep (5,164 m) is the last village with teahouses before the final 2–3 hour trek to Everest Base Camp.

36. What is the last village before Everest Base Camp?
Lobuche is the last permanent settlement. Gorak Shep is a seasonal stop just before EBC.

37. Is Kala Patthar higher than Everest Base Camp?
Yes. Kala Patthar stands at 5,545 meters, offering one of the best views of Everest. EBC is at 5,364 meters.

38. Can you see Everest without going to base camp?
Yes. Views from Kala Patthar, Gokyo Ri, or even Tengboche offer great panoramas of Everest without needing to reach EBC.

39. What are the two routes to Everest?
From Nepal: the South Col route via Lukla and the Khumbu Valley. From Tibet: the North Col route via the Tibetan Plateau.

40. Is it hard to climb Kala Patthar?
It’s a steep 2–3 hour hike, especially due to altitude. Technically it’s non-challenging, but physically demanding at over 5,500 meters.

Itinerary

Day 1 :
Airport pickup and hotel transfer.

Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our office representative will be waiting for you at the exit point with a signboard displaying your name. You will then be transferred to your hotel for check-in and relaxation. This day includes accommodation in your package.
Day 2 :
Rest and Trek Preparation

This day is dedicated to rest and preparation for your trek. Our guide will provide detailed information about the trip, including departure times, road conditions, lunch breaks, and trekking trails. If you need trekking gear, the guide will assist you in purchasing them. He will also collect your insurance details and emergency contact information. Optional sightseeing tours to Pashupatinath Temple, Bouddhanath Stupa, Swayambhunath Stupa, and historical palaces in Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur can be arranged. This day includes breakfast and accommodation.
Day 3 :
Drive from Kathmandu to Thamdanda

Early in the morning at 5:00 AM, you will depart from Kathmandu and travel to Thamdanda, which takes approximately 12 hours. Along the way, you will experience stunning landscapes, including hills, rivers, waterfalls, and traditional Nepali villages. The journey is filled with adventure and natural beauty. Upon arrival, you will stay overnight at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, accommodation, and transportation, but drinks are not included.
Day 4 :
Trek from Thamdanda to Phakding

This marks the first day of your Everest Base Camp trek. You will trek for about 7 hours, passing through scenic Sherpa villages before reaching Phakding. The trek offers mesmerizing views and cultural encounters. Overnight stay at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 5 :
Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar

You will trek for approximately 5 hours to reach Namche Bazaar. The first 2.5 hours consist of a flat trail, followed by a gradual uphill trek to Namche Bazaar, the largest and most vibrant town in the Everest region. It is a hub for trekkers, with various shops, bakeries, and breathtaking mountain views. Overnight stay at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 6 :
Acclimatization Day

To adjust to the altitude, you will spend the day acclimatizing. A short hike to Everest View Hotel offers panoramic views of Everest and other surrounding peaks. You will also visit Khumjung Monastery, Kunde Hospital, and the Hillary School. Overnight stay at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 7 :
Trek from Namche Bazaar to Pangboche

You will trek for approximately 6 hours to reach Pangboche, a picturesque Sherpa village known for its monastery and stunning mountain views. The trail takes you through beautiful landscapes and offers a glimpse into the local lifestyle.On the way to trek you will visit Tengboche Monastery whic is the one of the most beautiful and important monastery during everest base camp trek. As you arrive to Tengboche you will see brilliant views of Lhotse himal 8,516 meters and Ama dablam 6,812 meters and Mount Everest too.Overnight stay at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 8 :
Trek from Pangboche to Lobuche

Today’s trek lasts about 7 hours as you ascend towards Lobuche, passing through alpine terrain and witnessing dramatic changes in the landscape. The trail offers breathtaking views of towering peaks. Overnight stay at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 9 :
Trek from Lobuche to Everest Base Camp, Overnight in Gorakshep

This is one of the most exciting days of the trek. You will hike for about 5 hours to reach Everest Base Camp, where you will experience the breathtaking scenery of the Khumbu Glacier and surrounding peaks. After exploring the base camp, you will return to Gorakshep for an overnight stay at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 10 :
Sunrise at Kala Patthar and Trek Back to Dingboche

Early in the morning, you will hike to Kala Patthar to witness a stunning sunrise over Mount Everest. After enjoying the panoramic views, you will return to Gorakshep for breakfast before trekking down to Dingboche. Overnight stay at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 11 :
Trek from Dingboche to Khumjung Village

You will trek back to Khumjung Village, a culturally rich settlement in the Everest region. You will have the opportunity to visit Kunde Hospital, Khumjung Monastery, and the Hillary School. Overnight stay at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 12 :
Trek from Khumjung to Phakding

You will continue your descent, trekking back to Phakding through the scenic trails of the Everest region. Overnight stay at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 13 :
Trek from Phakding to Thamdanda

Today’s trek takes you back to Thamdanda, retracing your steps through beautiful landscapes. Overnight stay at a lodge. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 14 :
Drive from Thamdanda to Kathmandu

You will embark on a long drive back to Kathmandu, enjoying the picturesque landscapes along the way. Upon arrival, you will check into your hotel and rest. Today’s package includes breakfast, and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 15 :
Rest Day in Kathmandu

This is a free day for relaxation after your trek. You may explore the city, visit local markets, or simply rest at your hotel. Overnight stay at a hotel. Today’s package includes breakfast and accommodation. Drinks are not included.
Day 16 :
Departure

After breakfast, our office representative will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport. You should be at the airport at least 2.5 hours before your flight. Departure time from the hotel will be approximately 3 hours before your flight schedule.

ALTITUDE CHART

Oxygen Level

From: $655

The initial price based on 1 adult with the lowest price in low season

Cost Includes

Airport transfers (pickup & drop-off)
Taxi to/from bus stop
Trekking guide
Trekking permit
Village development tax
Shared jeep (guide + tourist)
Hotel in Kathmandu (3 nights)
Office service charge
Dawn Jacket, Sleeping bag, Nepal Mountain Lovers T-Shirt
Insurance of our trekking staff members

Cost Excludes

International air ticket, airport tax and Nepal visa fees
All kinds of drink during trekking and travel stay with us
Travel insurance and cost of medical services of tourists
All kinds of cloth and personal trekking equipment
Other personal expenses and tips
Charted helicopter, plane and other transports in case of emergency
sightseeing in kathmandu
Fly ticket from Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu
Kathmandu-Thamdanda-Kathmandu transportation with public jeep for the guest and guide
Lunch & Dinner( It costs about US$ 10 for each mail )

Food Menu

Breakfast

1. Muesli/Cornflacks served with milk
2. Oat porridge
3. Boiled / Fried eggs
4. Vegetable/Cheese/ Cheese Tomato omellette
5. Jam/Honey/Butter toast
6. Plain/Cheese/French toast
7. Tibetan bread with Jam/butter/honey
8. Pan cake with jam/honey

Tea/Coffe

1. Milk/Black/Zinger/Lemon Tea

Lunch /Dinner

1. Vegetable/Chicken noodle soup
2. Tomatto/Mushroom soup
3. Garlic soup
4. Hot/sour soup

Steak/Sizzler

1. Buff/chicken steak
2. Buff /Vegetable momo

Pizza/ Spaghetti

1. Pizza Margarita
2. Pizza Himalayan
3. Spaghetti alla Bolognaise
4. Spaghetti Carbonara

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Frequently Asked Questions

It takes 12 days to trek to Everest Base Camp if you go by Jeep or bus to Thamdanda. Thamdanda is the starting and ending point of the Everest Base Camp Trek, if you go by Jeep or bus.

It is indeed possible to trek to Everest Base Camp independently. However, it is recommended to hire a guide or porter for safety reasons in the event of an emergency.

There is no bus service to Everest Base Camp. But you can go to Thamdanda by bus or Jeep that is staring and ending Point of Everest Base Camp Trek if you do not fly to Lukla.

You can fly to Lukla from Kathmandu or go by jeep or bus to Thamdanda and start the trek to Everest Base Camp.

Yes, you can get to Everest Base Camp without flying to Lukla. You can use a Jeep or bus to Thamdanda and start the trek to Everest Base Camp.

The best way to go to Everest Base Camp camp to take regular flights from Kathmandu to Lukla and start the trek to Everest Base Camp.

We can go to Everest Base Camp by car from the Tibet side. From the Nepal side, we can go to Surke by jeep and walk 6 days to reach Everest Base Camp.

Kathmandu to Surke is the closest road to Everest base camp. Surke is about a 13-hour drive from Kathmandu. Then from Surke it takes 6 days trek to reach to Everest base camp.

It is about 395 kilometers from Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp by road.

Yes, we can go to Lukla by road. We have to drive about 330 kilometers by Jeep, and it takes about 13 hours to drive. Then we have to walk about 1 hour to Lukla.

The drive from Kathmandu to Surke is about 13 hours, and again, it’s a 1-hour walk to reach Lukla.

Yes, there is a road accessible to Lukla. It is a 13-hour drive by jeep and a 1-hour walk to arrive in Lukla

Yes, we can go to Lukla without flying. There is regular jeep service from Kathmandu to Surke and a 1-hour walk to Lukla.

Yes, a normal person can trek to Everest base camp. For detailed information, contact us. info@nepalmtlovers.com

There is only one route to go to Everest base camp. It starts from Lukla and ends at Lukla.

The Everest Base Camp trek is a strenuous trek, so it is difficult. This trek goes gradually up, and we can acclimatize.

The easiest way to reach Everest Base Camp is by helicopter.

It is 6 days trekking from Lukla to Everest Base Camp, and you have to walk 6 hours a day.

The nearest city to Everest Base Camp is Gorekshep, where we can get some hotels and stay overnight.

The cost of Everest base camp depends upon the mode of service you need. If you take luxury service, it will cost about US$ 5000.00. But for the normal service, it will cost about US$ 1000.00 for 12 days of trekking.

There is no bus service directly connecting Kathmandu to Lukla. However, there is a location called Surke, which is approximately a one-hour walk from Lukla. Regular jeep services operate from Kathmandu to Surke, with a fare of US$ 45.00 per person on a shared basis.

To travel to Lukla from Kathmandu, you have two options. The first is to take a flight, which costs around US$ 200.00. The second option is to travel by road, using a bus to reach Surke for US$ 45.00. From Surke, it is a one-hour walk to Lukla.

The cost for a jeep ride from Kathmandu to Salleri is US$ 25.00 on a shared basis. If you prefer to reserve the entire jeep, the cost is US$ 150.00, accommodating up to nine passengers.

For those wishing to reach Lukla without flying, the journey involves taking a bus or jeep. The bus travels to either Phaplu or Salleri, taking approximately seven hours from Kathmandu and costing US$ 25.00. From there, a four-wheel jeep can be taken to Surke for US$ 30.00 per person on a shared basis, which also takes about seven hours.

The bus ticket from Kathmandu to Salleri is priced at US$ 25.00.

Gear List

Backpack (50 liters) with outside pockets to keep smaller items
Trekking boots, well broken in and waterproofed. Gaiters to keep snow out of boots
Woolen sweaters and down jacket, gloves, wind proof outer garments, pants jacket, skirts, T-shirts, shirts, baggy pants and underwear
Several pairs of woolen and few pairs of nylon socks. A pair of sandals
Sleeping bag adequate for temperatures encountered
Hat with wide brim and sun lotion cream
One liter water bottle and some food for contingencies
Repair and medical kit
Head lamp with spare lithium batteries and bulbs
Handkerchief and toiletries
Verified phone number of your Embassy, consulate ,trekking agency and private phone number of your director
Pen, pencils and letterhead to write an emergency message
Pocket knife with opener and scissors
Sunglasses with spare eyeglasses or contact lenses if you wear them
Umbrella and rain coat
Camera

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Important Information Before Your Trip to Nepal

Payment: Down payment: 25% of total payment is required to confirm the reservation.

Payment of the Balance: Rest amount can be paid in our office after your arrival.

Arrival Point: You will be met at the Kathmandu international airport. Our office representative will be waiting for you holding play card of the Nepal Mountain Lovers Treks and Expedition. In case of your change plan, please let us inform.

Booking Air Ticket: If you don’t have regular travel agent, please visit makemytrip.com, www.kayak.com, www.vayama.com. They offer you very good price.

Room System: Normally we have two people in a room. Twin bed or single bed depends on the choice of guests and budget. If tourists want single room, s/he should pay single supplementary.

Trekking Leading Person: Our trekking guide will lead the whole trip with his/her helpers and porters.

Currencies: USD, AUD, EURO are major acceptable currencies in Nepal and visa and credit cards also accepted. There is ATM facility in city area.

Altitude Sickness: Altitude sickness will start from 3000 meter height. Trekkers should immediately inform trekking guide if faced any problems.

Drinking Water: We can get mineral water and boiled water in city area and in some trekking places. We use water purification tablet or liquid in some remote trekking sites.

Laundry Facility: Laundry facility are available in city area but not during the trekking.

Visa: You can get arrival visa at Kathmandu airport that cost 30 USD for 15 days and 50 USD for 30 days. Please bring 2 passport size photos. You can get your visa from the closest Nepali embassy.

Orientation Program: Before starting trekking, trekkers are provided with an orientation by our office representative or trekking guide about the necessary trekking information.

Group Size: There will be maximum 12 persons in one group.

Accommodation: You will stay in a nice tourist standard hotel/resort in city areas. Normal hotels or tents are available during the trekking.

Foods: We provide breakfast, lunch, dinner. Tourists can get continental food both in city and trekking places. Food during the trekking might not meet the standard of your country.

View of Mount Everest: Trekkers to Everest region will of course see the Mount Everest. For trekkers visiting other regions where they cannot view Mount Everest, there are daily mountain flights which approach close to Mount Everest.

Travel Insurance: It is compulsory to have travel insurance.

Personal Expenses: It depends on your spending interest and shopping. There are some expensive handmade carpets, Thanka paintings, jewelries and handicrafts to purchase in Nepal.

Luggage: We take only about 10kg per person in trekking. Your excess baggage will be stored in a hotel.

Tips: Tips are highly accepted and appreciated.

Rules and Regulation

Nepal Mountain Lovers Treks and Expedition accepts your reservation under the following rules and regulations.

1. If the balance payment is not paid before your departure for trekking, the booking will be cancelled without any refund.

2. If there is war or the situation of the country is out of control and the country faces emergency situation before your arrival to Nepal, we inform you not to come Nepal and refund your payment. But in case of any emergency situation or war after your arrival or during the trekking, we will not refund your money. But we will try our best to make your trip successful and pleasant. In such situation, we may need to change the trip plan and itinerary.

3. In case of increase in government royalty and other costs such as the national park fee, you have to pay extra money.

4. If you commit any illegal act or disturbance for the safety and welfare of the group, our leader or guide can ask to leave the group without any right to refund.

5. If you have any complain with regards to trekking and tour please inform our tour leader or company. All kinds of valid complain are welcomed and processed with necessary actions.

6.You are responsible to ensure that all travel documents are with you during the entire trip.