8 Days Everest Base camp Heli Trek

Highlights

  • Adorable view of flora and fauna during flight to Lukla
  • Nepal’s longest glaciers Khumbu glacier and the Ngozumpa glacier
  • Sherpa village, culture, traditions
  • Mountains views include Lhotse (8,516m), Thamserku (6,608m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), Kongde (6,187m), Pumori (7,161m), and many more.
  • View of Mount Everest (8,849m) from Kala Patthar

Overview

Everest base camp short trekking is the best trek to glimpse mount Everest in a very short period of time. This trek starts from 45 minutes of flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and continues to Kala Patthar, which is 18192 feet above the South Base Camp. Everest base camp short trekking is specially designed for those who have a very tight and limited schedule. The ultimate trekking experience in the Everest region is the trek to Everest Base Camp. Mount Everest is the world's highest and most majestic mountain range in the entire world. The journey to Everest Base Camp passes through traditional Sherpa communities and offers a fascinating look into the Himalayan culture.

The trek offers a unique opportunity to see some of the most breathtaking scenery on earth and takes you to locations that very few people have ever been to. During this trek, you can also glimpse high-range mountains including Lhotse (8,516m), Thamserku (6,608m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), Kongde (6,187m), Pumori (7,161m) and many more. It is one of the most well-known trekking destinations in the world. The entrancing natural beauty of the high Himalayas, local culture, historic Buddhist monasteries, rare wildlife encountered along the way, and breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains will make your trip one to remember for the rest of your life. You must have strong physical and mental endurance to finish this 8-day trip to Everest Base Camp, and it is preferable if you have prior experience trekking in high altitudes.

Best season for Everest base camp short trekking
Spring season (March-May)
The month of the Spring season from March to April is the best month for Everest base camp short trekking. The weather is generally calm and perfect for high-altitude climbing in the spring. Along with the sunny skies, the trail's picturesque panoramas of a clear sky and bright rhododendrons are definitely factors that contribute. The best season with the best weather, nevertheless, has a cost. Due to the hot season, the area becomes somewhat crowded.

还可以爬山,just before the monsoon, and you might share the region with climbers who are already participated in a series of "rotations," throughout which they climb up the mountain higher and higher between coming back to Base Camp to rest before ultimately attempting the summit. The best weather window for this varies each year based on the Bengali monsoon, although most successful summit attempts take place in late May.
Monsoon season (June- August)
Trekking during monsoon is quite challenging for trekkers due to the slippery way, landslides, leeches, and blurred views. Moreover, in Nepal, the monsoon started in June and ends in August. This time of month though brings higher temperatures and continuous rain all day. Due to bad bad weather conditions taking a flight from Lukla (the most dangerous airport) can be risky. The weather may have an impact on flights from Kathmandu to Lukla in addition to how you experience the Everest region. The most common mode of transportation to Lukla is via air, however, flights are frequently cancelled when the conditions are unfavourable in Kathmandu, Lukla, or en route. Although there is a greater chance that flights will proceed as planned outside of the monsoon season, flights can be affected by rain, fog, or pollution at any time of the year.
Fall season (September- November)
The fall season is also a favourable and safe season for trekking to the short Everest base camp trekking. Fall weather is a bit chillier than spring weather. However, it's worth it for the mesmerizing views of the nearby peaks that you get to enjoy during this time of year. Although it is currently colder than it was in the spring, the temperatures are comfortable, the days are dry, and the vistas are stunning. The monsoon rains have also wiped the countryside clean, making it appear especially lush and verdant.

The beautiful surroundings bloom with vibrant flowers as the rainy season comes to an end, the river gushes powerfully, and the crisp weather provides you with a breathtaking perspective of the Himalayas. The 15-day Dashain celebration, during which hundreds of animals are sacrificed in honour of Durga, the Goddess of Victory, is also when Nepal celebrates its most significant festivals. Even goats are sacrificed by Nepal Airlines on the runway at the airport in Kathmandu. You will undoubtedly experience the best of the Everest region in the autumn if you are fortunate enough to have unchallenged views of Mt. Everest, the crown gem of Nepal.

Winter season (December-February)
The Winter season is not preferred by trekkers for short Everest base camp trekking. The temperature during this season fluctuates between 23-25 degree celsius during the day. At night it falls down to -20 degree centigrade. Winter is actually a terrific time for real adventure, provided you are adequately prepared for the chilly weather. Enjoy wonderful mountain views and clean skies all to yourself. You can continue your trek in winter if you bring all the necessary hiking equipment and gear up properly. Those who can hike in the cold can do so this time of year with the proper equipment, which includes warmer clothing, thermal coats, thick socks, gloves, first aid, and more.

Winter is also a great season to fly if you want to avoid competing for space with other passengers. The good news is that when people leave the area in droves to avoid the cold, the route to Everest Base Camp will be much less congested. Flight and tour charges frequently decrease right now as well.

  • Day 1 - Kathmandu to lukla by flight trek to phakding

    flight duration- 35 minutes

    Trek duration- 3-4 hours

    Trekking distance- 6.2 km

    Early in the morning after having your breakfast, our representative will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to the Tribhuvan International airport. Then, from Kathmandu, we will fly over beautiful mountain scenery in the early morning hours to the Lukla Airport (Tenzing-Hillary Airport) in Lukla. Lukla will be the starting point for our trek to Phakding.

    Before arriving at the winding river known as the Dudh Koshi river, we will gradually climb upward from Lukla, passing by a number of little mountain settlements and hamlets. In order to get to the tiny hamlet of Ghat, we'll cross a charming suspension bridge and ascend the opposite bank, where the trail is lined with boulders and rocks that have been painstakingly carved with Buddhist mantras. You should try to keep these "mani barriers" to your right as you move past them. After leaving the village, we'll eventually make our way down along peaceful forest trails to our destination for the day: the busy town of Phakding. Your food and lodging will be taken care of at each lodge along the Everest Base Camp Trek, and tonight is no exception.

  • Day 2 - pkakding to namche bazaar

    After having breakfast we will head towards the Phakding. we will keep across the Dudh Koshi Riverbank, traversing rivers on a number of suspension bridges, including the most well-known Hillary Suspension Bridge. We'll catch our first look at the magnificent Thamserku of the day when we come out of the woods. Its 6,608-meter-high jagged summit, which is covered in snow, serves as a stark reminder of what walking in the world's highest mountains is actually like. Before reaching the town of Monjo, we'll pass a ticketing checkpoint and climb via a number of smaller towns. Before beginning the second leg of today's excursion, we'll pause here for a snack or a cup of tea at one of the local lodges.

    Our trail now reaches Sagarmatha National Park's remoteness from Monjo. Mount Everest, also known as Sagarmatha in Sanskrit, is the dominant mountain in this national park. More than 200 different bird species can be found here, along with a few large mammals like the musk deer and Himalayan tahr. Keep an eye out for the lovely rhododendron flowers as we walk beneath pine, juniper, and birch tree branches, especially if you're hiking in the spring. The final approach to Namche Bazaar is marked by a string of eye-catching suspension bridges crossing the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi rivers further along. Overnight in the lodge/hotel of Namche Bazar including breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

  • Day 3 - Acclimatization Day In Namche Bazaar

    在这一天我们呆在纳姆泽acclimatiz集市ation to avoid altitude sickness. Acclimatization is a process to adopt a new temperature, altitude, climate, humidity, environment, or situation. If you go to a high altitude too fast without taking rest then you will face altitude sickness. Some of the symptoms of altitude sickness are headache, vomiting, swelling hands/feet, dizziness, tiredness, nausea, and many more.

    Not all the day we are going to rest we will trek to Everest view hotel. It is the world's highest placed hotel in the world at 13000 ft. moreover, this place is famous for the 360-degree view of Mount Everest. You can see the Magnificent view of Mount Everest from any corner of this hotel. Apart from this, you can also clearly see the adorable beauty of other high-range mountains like mount Aba Dablam (6,812m) and Mount Lhotse (8,516m) and other mountains also. We'll also walk to the Khunde and Khumjung settlements, which are below Khumbila, a holy mountain to all Sherpas. We can make the journey to the Edmund Hillary hospital in Khunde and stop by the Khumjung Monastery. After that, we'll hike back to Namche. Sleep at the guesthouse.

  • Day 4 - Namche Bazaar Trek to Tengboche

    Early in the morning, we start our trek to Tengboche which can take 5-6 hours. Although the trek going from Namche Bazaar to Tengboche is constantly ascending, the panoramas of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam are spectacular. You might be able to spot highland wildlife like musk deer or Himalayan Thar as we travel through the pine forest. The trails are thrilling, and along the route, we'll cross multiple suspension bridges that have prayer flags on them. You will be able to see the spectacular 20-foot-tall Buddha statue when we get to Tengboche.

    Tengboche修道院是主要的吸引力place the oldest and most significant religious institution in the area and is possibly best known as the community's most notable landmark. The Gompa is surrounded by an astonishing backdrop of ice summits, including the beautiful arches of Khumbila and Ama Dablam, and has an arched entryway ornamented with traditional Tibetan Buddhist artwork. You might even get the chance to see the monks saying their regular prayers inside the monastery. Overnight in the guest house of Tengboche.

  • Day 5 - Tengboche to Dingboche

    Maximum altitude- 4,360m

    Trek duration- 6 hours

    Trekking distance- 12 km

    Early in the morning after having our breakfast, we will start our 6 hours trek to Dingboche. The route climbs up gradually and goes among chortens, mani walls, and small settlements. To get to Dingboche, we will proceed down the Lobuche riverside and then enter the Imja Valley. Ama Dablam Peak (6,812m) and Mt. Lhotse can both be seen perfectly from Dingboche (8,516m). We will stay the night in this picturesque village and enjoy the views from Dingboche. Overnnighht in Dingboche.

  • Day 6 - Dingboche to lobuche

    fter overnight in Dinngoche we will ascend towards Lobuche which mainly takes 6-7 hours to complete the trek. During this trek, we will cross through Dugla which is situated at the tip of the Khumbu Glacier and will also be passed through. We will go to Chukpo Lari and observe tributes erected in honour of people who lost their lives in the Khumbu region after a short, vertical ascent. When you get to Lobuche, you'll see that it's a considerably bigger town with lots of hotels and businesses. Overnight in Lobuche and refuelling

  • Day 7 - lobuche to Everest base camp trek Back to Gorakshep and back to lukla by Helicoter

    This is the most exciting day of the trekking because today we will trek to teh Everest base Camp trek main destination of this trek. On this day, we will set out from Lobuche and hike toward Gorakshep. Making it to Everest Base Camp today is a critical part of the trek. When we get to the base of Mount Everest, we will be mesmerized by the views of Mounts Everest, Mahalangur, Khumbutse, Lingtren, Mount Pumori, and Mount Nuptse. In order to see Kala Patthar, also known as "Black Rock" in Nepali, we will also ascend farther to the peak, past the rush of Changri Glacier. We will arrive at the Everest Base Camp after a little more walking, where we will have a blast immersing ourselves in Sagarmatha's beauty! After that, we'll head back to Gorakshep. After resting for a while we head towards the Lukla via Lukla. Overnight in the hotel/lodge of Lukla.

  • Day 8 - fly back to kathmandu by plane

    his is the last day of the short Everest base camp trek. Now this time is to fly to Kathmandu international airport. After 35 minutes of flight, there will be a Nepal horizon Trek representative who will drop you at your hotel. We hope this trek going to be an unerasable memory in your life.

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  • Kathmandu to Lukla and back to Lukla to Kathmandu plane tickets
  • Gorakshep to Lukla via helicopter
  • Teahouse accommodations and meals (breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) during the trek
  • All the ground transportation as per itinerary in cosy vehicle
  • An experienced, English-speaking and government-licensed trekking guide and assistant guide (4 trekkers: 1 assistant guide)
  • Porter service (2 trekkers: 1 porter)
  • All the trekking staffs salary, insurance, equipment, domestic airfare, food and accommodation
  • Down Jacked and Sleeping Bag (to be returned after the completion of the trip)
  • All the necessary trekking permits and paper works
  • ll the governmental and local taxes
  • Medial kit (carried by your trek leader)
  • Nepal entry visa fee
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara
  • Travel and rescue insurance
  • Personal nature expenses – Phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, shower, etc.)
  • Tips for guides, porters and drivers

Important Information

Free pick and drop off from the airport to your hotel

Own hotel service with clean and hygienic food and facilities

Easy booking and reservation online

24-hour available for your concern

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Easy payment system through VISA, Mastercard, wire transfer and PayPal.

Availability of Oximeter at the time of high altitude area

Medical kits in case of emergency

Provide sleeping bags and down jackets if you dont have your own

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