Scenic flight to Lukla offering stunning mountain views.
Stay in luxury lodges with comfortable accommodations and high-end services.
Trek through traditional Sherpa villages and experience local culture.
Spectacular views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam.
Visit iconic sites like Namche Bazaar and Tengboche Monastery.
Experience the diverse landscapes of the Khumbu region.
Personalized services, including private guides and porters.
Opportunity to explore Everest Base Camp with fewer crowds.
Enjoy gourmet meals with local and international cuisine.
Rest and rejuvenate at exclusive spa facilities in certain lodges.
Helicopter return from Everest Base Camp for a unique experience.
Overview
The Everest Luxury Trek provides an unforgettable and cozy approach to discovering the breathtaking Khumbu region and taking in the breathtaking Himalayan scenery.
This journey, in contrast to other trekking experiences, is intended for individuals who like to fully immerse themselves in the adventure of the Everest region while lodging in upscale lodges offering first-rate lodging, fine dining, and individualized services.
Trekkers begin their adventure through charming Sherpa settlements like Namche Bazaar and Tengboche after taking a beautiful flight to Lukla. Along the way, they are treated to stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam.
Having the chance to stay in opulent lodges with warm, cozy rooms and contemporary conveniences like hot showers and en suite toilets is one of the trek's highlights.
Trekkers can get the best of both worlds at these well-located lodges: adventure and leisure. You will also get to know the rich culture of the Sherpa people, see historic monasteries, and see the country's distinctive biodiversity as you travel around the Everest region.
The adventure concludes with an exhilarating helicopter ride from Everest Base Camp, saving you from having to go back the way you came.
For those looking for a mix of thrill and comfort, this opulent trekking trip offers the breathtaking natural splendor of the Himalayas together with a cozy and well-supported journey.
Trekking with full comfort and luxury on the EBC Luxury Trek
Having the chance to stay in opulent lodges with warm, cozy rooms and contemporary conveniences like hot showers and en suite toilets is one of the trek's highlights.
Trekkers can get the best of both worlds at these well-located lodges: adventure and leisure. You will also get to know the rich culture of the Sherpa people, see historic monasteries, and see the country's distinctive biodiversity as you travel around the Everest region.
The adventure concludes with an exhilarating helicopter ride from Everest Base Camp, saving you from having to go back the way you came.
For those looking for a mix of thrill and comfort, this opulent trekking trip offers the breathtaking natural splendor of the Himalayas together with a cozy and well-supported journey.
Trekking at Everest Base Camp in ultimate luxury and comfort You can enjoy the untamed splendor of the Himalayas with Luxury Trek without sacrificing contemporary comforts.
You stay in upscale lodges along the way that provide roomy, well-furnished rooms with hot showers, en suite toilets, and even heated blankets to ensure you are as comfortable as possible in the chilly alpine setting.
After a day of hiking, trekkers can enjoy gourmet dinners cooked by skilled chefs that feature a mix of local and foreign cuisine.
Your specific requirements will be met by the private guides and porters, which will make the walk simpler and less stressful. These experts make sure everything runs well for you so you can enjoy the breathtaking scenery to the fullest without having to worry about logistics.
Best Season for Trekking to Everest in Luxury
The Everest base camp luxury trek has chilly temperatures. Mornings are often chilly, afternoons are typically mild, and evenings are usually very cool. Still, throughout the day it's typically gorgeous and welcoming because of the strong sunlight at high heights.
You will journey in a T-shirt, long shorts, light pants, and a sun hat if the weather is favorable. By mid-June, the monsoon arrives, and by the end of September, it has passed. It produces a bright sky, pleasant daytime temperatures, and chilly nighttime temps.
The period from early October to late May is the ideal time to attend the Everest base camp luxury trek. The weather gets colder as November draws to a close.
Overview of Itinerary
Activity
Altitude (m)
Distance (km)
Duration (hours)
Arrive in Kathmandu
1,345
-
-
Fly to Lukla and trek to Phakding.
2,860
8
3-4
Trek to Namche Bazaar
3,440
5
3-4
Acclimatization Day: Hike to Everest View Hotel
3,900
2
2-3
Trek to Tengboche
3,860
3
3-4
Trek to Dingboche
4,410
5
4-5
Acclimatization Day: Hike to Nagerjun and return
4,750
3
3-4
Trek to Lobuche
4,910
5
4-5
Trek to Everest Base Camp
5,164
3
3-4
Hike to Kalapatthar and heli ride back to Kathmandu
5,545
1
1-2
Departure
Itinerary
Our agent will meet you at the airport in Kathmandu when you arrive in Nepal. After that, our agent will drive you to the Kathmandu hotel, where you will stay.
You will receive information about the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek at a trek briefing session that is organized in the evening by our tour manager and trek guide.
During the informative session, there will also be opportunities for A. If you still need to carry hiking gear and necessities, you may buy them after the session. You can also talk with our trek guide about the appropriate gear to purchase for this journey.
Duration:30 minutes
Distance:6 km
Cost Details
What's Included
All ground transportation in private vehicles, including airport transfers.
Two nights' accommodation with breakfast at 5-star hotels in Kathmandu.
Full board meals with a cup of tea or coffee at meal time (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek.
Best available twin-sharing lodges for accommodation during the trek.
One highly experienced, helpful, and friendly guide, a porter, and their food, accommodation, salary, equipment, and accidental insurance for all staff.
Kathmandu to Lukla, including departure taxes.
Sharing helicopter flight from Gorakshep to Kathmandu as per itinerary.
Duffle bag for trekking.
Down jacket and sleeping bag during the trek if required.
First aid medical kit.
All required trek permits.
Government taxes and office service charges.
Farewell dinner
What's not Included
Lunches and dinners while in Kathmandu.
Travel insurance.
International airfare.
Nepal entry visa.
Cold drinks, including Coke, water, Fanta, etc.
snacks and other personal expenses.
Hot showers during the trek except in Phakding, Namche, and Lukla.
Personal trekking equipment.
Tips and gratuities for trekking staff and drivers.
dates and prices
FAQS
The EBC Luxury Trek offers high-end accommodations, gourmet meals, personalized services, and additional comforts like private guides, porters, and spa facilities. It also includes a helicopter ride back from Everest Base Camp, providing a unique experience and saving time.
Good to Know
Accommodation during the 11-day Luxury Everest Trek
During your nine-day luxury Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek with Adventure Nepal Eco Treks, you'll stay in the nicest tea house possible. Up till Dingboche, you will be given a twin sharing room with an attached bathroom.
Your accommodations will be in often cleaned rooms with freshly laundered bed linens and pillows. For overnight accommodations, you will receive fresh blankets and comfortable areas. If you want to sleep even more comfortably, please bring a sleeping bag.
A maximum of USD 5 is charged for additional services such as hot water showers, electricity to recharge mobile phones and power banks, and wifi via Airlink and Everest Link.
Meals during the Everest Luxury Trek
Throughout the Luxury Everest Base Camp hike, you will have enough of delicious cuisine. This package includes thirteen meals in journey areas, fourteen breakfasts, and fourteen lunches overall.
Most of the culinary selections include Western, Asian, and traditional. But as you go further up, your options become more restricted.
At high elevations, we strongly advise you to consume fresh vegetables and beverages like hot lemon, green tea, lemon tea, ginger tea, and garlic soup (must).
In the same vein, we suggest you sample some traditional Nepali fare like dal (lentils), bhat (rice), and tartar (curry). You have to try the momo.
What are the difficulties while trekking to EBC in Luxury?
The Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek is a demanding and rewarding experience. The trekking route consists of easy roads, severe climbs and descents, and hiking along a rocky mountain.
The walk can be finished by inexperienced hikers with average levels of fitness. That being said, you will appreciate the journey more the fitter you are. Thus, it's a good idea to work out a few weeks before the trip to increase your stamina.
While prior hiking experience would be helpful, neither technical expertise nor experience is required. The journey may be finished by hikers who can cover four to six hours of hiking each day at a fair pace with a small daypack. Positivity, self-assurance, and a strong sense of resolve are beneficial.
Safety during the Luxury Trek to Everest Base Camp
We pledge the happiness, safety, and security of our clients. Our top goal is the protection of our clients. As a result, we have all the necessary tools, supplies, and first aid kits to handle any circumstance.
Furthermore, our trek leaders have received rigorous training in first aid and have a wealth of experience leading treks in the high Himalayas. We'll stick together for the duration of the trek.
Trekkers often experience altitude sickness at high elevations, but it needs to be treated right away. In Namche Bazaar and Dingboche, you will be acclimatizing to prevent altitude sickness throughout the hike.
Packing List for the 11-day Everest Base Camp Trek in Luxury
Clothing:
1-2 base layers (thermal tops and bottoms)
2-3 moisture-wicking t-shirts
2 long-sleeve trekking shirts
1-2 fleece jackets or sweaters
1 insulated down jacket (for warmth in higher altitudes)
1 waterproof and waterproof shell jacket
1 pair of trekking pants
1 pair of windproof and waterproof pants
2-3 pairs of trekking socks
1 pair of thermal socks (for cold nights)
1 pair of trekking boots (broken in)
1 pair of camp shoes or sandals
1 hat or beanie (for warmth)
1 sun hat or cap (for sun protection)
1 pair of gloves (inner and outer)
Gear and Equipment:
1 good-quality backpack (50-60 liters)
1 daypack (20-30 liters)
1 sleeping bag (rated for -10°C or lower)
1 pair of trekking poles
1 headlamp with extra batteries
1 pair of sunglasses (UV protection)
1 water bottle or hydration system (2-3 liters)
1 pack of water purification tablets or a water filter
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