USD 1452
23 Days
Moderate - Difficult
5643 M
Tea house/Hotel/Lodge
Private Vechicle and Tourist Bus
minimum 2 person
March-May, Sept-Nov
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Jiri to Everest Base Camp Trek is a less basic approach to achieve the base camp of the world’s tallest mountain. The 19-day trek involves strolling on trails that not very many trekkers have investigated.
Also known as the Jiri to EBC, this is the main climb to Everest that includes a lengthy drive. Our trek starts in Kathmandu with visits to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. We drive from Kathmandu to Salleri the following day and start trekking from that point.
The lengthy drive from Kathmandu to Salleri is an agreeable one, exhibiting the various and wonderful Nepalese scene. Our trek on the exemplary trail closes on the eighth day and we join the primary trails.
Lavish rhododendron woodlands, Buddhist cloisters, Sherpa settlements, beautiful petition banners, profound chasms, quick streaming waterways, waterfalls and the one of a kind suspension spans are all pieces of our fortifying voyage paving the way to the Everest base camp.
On our trek, we likewise move up Kalapathhar, which is maybe the best place for perspectives of the Everest scene. Jiri to Everest Base Camp Trek is help for any of us who wish to maintain a strategic distance from the swarmed trails yet at the same time need to encounter the rich Sherpa culture, and Nepalese mountain scene and obviously achieve the base camp of the most elevated mountain on earth.
The Everest Base Camp trek through the Jiri trail starts at a height of 1800 m and crosses various edges: dropping low to waterways at around 1500 m and climbing ignores 3000 m. Rest and acclimatization days are taken at Junbesi (2680 m, visit the Thubten Chholing Monastery) and at Namche Bazaar (3440 m, the business center point of the Khumbu district).
Past Namche, the ‘all over’ trail keeps on rising while evening temperatures drop and you move further into the mountains. Past Tengboche (with its substantial cloister, rhododendrons, and incredible view) the towns move toward becoming smaller– and the going harder yet more sensational.
Vegetation now turns out to be more hindered and in the end offers an approach to shake, ice, and unadulterated stunning frosty scenes. The last acclimatization day is taken at Dingboche.
At that point ease back strolls up to Lobuche, Gorak Shep, and along the tracks to Base Camp. Following a moment night at Gorak Shep, an early morning trek up Kala Patthar should offer terrific perspectives that incorporate the peaks of Pumori, Everest, and the South Col, Nuptse, and Lhotse, set among various different reaches.
Notes: Costs are prone to change in itinerary. So costs will be recalculated if the trekking days get modified.
The Best experience of my life - Unforgetable experience! the landscapes of the trekking are amazing. The great guide, attentive at all times to any unforeseen event. Cheerful, with a lot of wisdom on the mountain. He... read more made us feel at home. We practiced yoga in the morning and in the afternoon, it was brutal! 100% recommended. I will repeat any trekking with the same guide because I am left wanting more.
Crazy, Beautiful, and So Much More - Where do I even begin maybe the warm welcome at the airport? Can’t describe how much this experience meant to me and how life-altering it was — in the best... read more possible way, of course. No trip is seamless and perfect, and for every challenge, our guides were always there to accommodate. Special shout-out to Sumir for ensuring that our needs are tended to and for going out of his way every single time.
Disappointed - I am posting this very late but I have just come across my previous communication with the company which reminded me that I had forgotten to review. I did so... read more much research before our trip, we travel a lot and understand the importance of choosing the right company to make the experience perfect but also to ensure that the company support the local community. Kisan and the company had such good reviews and we're also personally recommended by a friend that we chose them. Right up until the day before the trip Kisan said that he would be our guide, we looked forward to learning so much from him as such an experienced guide. At the last minute he was unable to take us and we were sent with another guide. The guide we were sent instead was very nice, he was pleasant and helpful but it quickly became clear that he lacked the confidence and experience to bring the trip alive for us. We saw other guides chatting with their clients and pointing out interesting things. Our guide spent most of the time just chatting in Nepali with the porter and playing music on their phones, he often ignored us for hours at a time. We tried to engage him in conversation, he would answer our questions but then go back to chatting with the porter. We felt that we missed out on learning about Nepali culture and nature. We wanted to hear about the locals who greeted us and find out the history behind the villages we were passing through,we know how a good guide makes a trip. We suspected that he was more used to being a second guide or a porter rather than the main guide. When we got back to Kathmandu this was confirmed by a quick check on TripAdvisor in which our guide was mentioned several times as a secondary guide or porter but never as the main guide. I challenged this with the company, I didn't expect anything and knew it wouldn't change anything but hoped they would perhaps just apologise and learn from my feedback. Messages went back and forth in which I was told he was a qualified guide, I asked several times how much experience he'd had but the question was avoided. This reaction was really disappointing, after a long exchange of messages I got some kind of apology but it was really too late and left a sour taste to be honest. I'm sure that with one of the more experienced guides we would have had a different experience, as most other customers have, but we can only go on our experience. These types of holidays are once in a lifetime and I'm afraid that we felt that ours was a bit of a missed opportunity to be blown away by the beauty and culture.
Very refreshed trek after COVID-19 - This trip is the best trek i have ever done.The trekking guide was very helpful and informative.He gave us brief description about the location its speciality.I fully enjoyed it... read more and would like to highly recommend this trip and specially this company.
Island Peak climbing - Namaste Amir. Thanks for organizing our climbing of Island Peak 6.189 m. Everything was well organized and if we had any questions they where answered quick and good. Our Sherpa... read more Pemba was really kind and experienced. With his help we climbed the Island Peak for sunrise, which was an incredible experience. Thanks a lot. Also the nepali farewell dinner afterwards was delicious and interesting. Greetings
It's those pinch-me im dreaming moments that i'll remember forever. My Annapurna Tho rong La pass trekking experiences are certainly unforgettable. I totally enjoy many beautiful view, good foods, good... read more stay at the hotels, meeting good people along the way and last but not least, having an Experience, Great and Awesome Guide like Mr Sumir and his team were totally a lucky strikes! Thank you so very much for your kind supports and hard works during this trip. I coudn't hane done it without you.️️️
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