Spectacular Views of the Himalayas: Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and other iconic peaks from various points along the trek.
Tibet's Unique Culture: Experience Tibetan culture up close, including visits to ancient monasteries like Rongbuk Monastery, and witness the lifestyle of local Tibetan people.
Challenge and Adventure: The trek offers an exciting challenge for seasoned trekkers, including the opportunity to ascend high altitudes and explore rugged terrains.
Rongbuk Monastery and Everest North Face: The trek culminates at the Rongbuk Monastery, where trekkers get an incredible view of the Everest North Face – an unforgettable sight for adventure enthusiasts.
Remote Wilderness: Trek through remote, pristine landscapes with minimal crowds, allowing trekkers to immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of the Tibetan Plateau.
Everest North Base Camp Trek Overview
The mighty Everest has two base camps: the Southern Base Camp in Nepal at an elevation of 5,364 m and the Northern Base Camp in Tibet at 5,150 m. Everest Base Camp on the north side, also known as the Advanced Base Camp (ABC), at 6,340 meters, is the highest-elevation base camp for non-climbers, taking you as close to the Everest summit as possible.
The trip begins with a half-day sightseeing in Kathmandu and continues in Lhasa, where you will visit the top attractions like the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Norbulingka Palace.
During the trip from Lhasa to Advanced Base Camp, you will be stopping to few other Tibetan landmarks like Yamdrok Lake, Gyantse, Xigatse, Sakya Monastery, and Rongbuk Monastery, which flaunts the uniqueness of rich Tibetan culture and history.
The trekking route from Tibet side is the easiest section of the overwhelming journey up to the mighty Mount Everest. However, the unique and thrilling experience from this trip will certainly provide you with lifetime memories.
Join us on this fantastic trek to explore the true grandeur of the glorious Mount Everest. Feel free to leave us a message if you have any queries.
Itinerary Detail
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Day 1
Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 2
Kathmandu sightseeing & trip to Tibet preparation
Day 3
Scenic flight to Lhasa
Day 4
Full-day Lhasa sightseeing
Day 5
Full day Sightseeing of Lhasa covering Norbulingka, Drepung Monastery, and Sera Monastery
Day 6
Drive to Gyantse
Day 7
Drive to Shigatse
Day 8
Drive to Xegar / Tingri
Day 9
Drive to Dza Rongbuk
Day 10
Hike to Everest Base Camp
Day 11
Trek to Camp 1
Day 12
Trek to the Interim Camp
Day 13
Acclimatization/rest day at interim camp
Day 14
Trek to Camp 2
Day 15
Trek to advanced base camp (ABC)/camp 3 & hike down to the camp 2
Day 16
Trek down to the Everest Base Camp
Day 17
Scenic drive to Kayrong
Day 18
Scenic drive to Kathmandu via Nepal-China Border
Day 19
Final departure
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What is Included / Not Included
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Includes
All airport transfers
Permits and Visa Applications for Tibet
3-star hotel accommodation in the cities on a BB basis
Available hotels, lodges, teahouses, and camping accommodation during the trek
All meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) during the trek
English speaking Tibetan guide as per the itinerary
All necessary entrance fees
Guide Fees
Local trekking staff (Cooks & Porters)
All required road transfers in a private vehicle
Welcome/farewell dinner
All government taxes and office service charges
Accommodation
Himalayan Trekkers makes sure to manage the best, most comfortable, and preferred accommodation. In general, we arrange a 3 Star Hotel in the city. You can always opt for a more budget-friendly hotel or upgrade to a more luxurious hotel on demand.
Although not all places during your trek have all modern facilities (especially at higher altitudes), we ensure that it is arranged safely and comfortably. Mostly hygienic and safe tea houses /local lodges/homestays are arranged & please feel free to personalize according to your preference.
If your travel schedule includes camping or if you choose to experience it, a correct campsite will be determined in advance, and everything will be taken care of. If required, we also provide equipment such as a tent, cookware, etc. Check the equipment list for more information.
Meals
Breakfast is usually included with your B&B accommodation within the costs. Meals in the cities must be paid separately. In cities, you are likely to get varied food services, many local menus, and different international cuisines. We are always ready to help you find the places to eat to fit your taste.
Remote areas don't have that many options, but hygienic and well-prepared food is always served. Moreover, most meals are included in the costs during your trek. We can help you make changes according to your preference and budget, but only if choices are available! Moreover, Himalayan Trekkers also organize Welcome or Farewell Dinners as a symbol of warm greetings.
Follow the detailed route description or itinerary for more information. We are always there to help you travel with your heart's content.