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Trek to the foot of the world's highest mountain — through Sherpa villages, ancient monasteries, and the Khumbu Glacier
The Everest Base Camp trek is the journey of a lifetime. You'll cross suspension bridges strung with prayer flags, walk through ancient Sherpa villages where hospitality is a way of life, and sleep in tea houses perched on ridges with 8,000m giants filling every window. The route climbs through the Sagarmatha National Park — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — past rhododendron forests, glacial moraines, and Buddhist monasteries that have stood for centuries.
At 5,364m, Base Camp itself is not the summit — it's the point where the mountain begins. Standing here, looking up at the Khumbu Icefall crumbling and groaning beneath Everest's south face, is one of the most humbling experiences on earth.
Iconic stops along the Lukla–Base Camp route
The capital of the Khumbu at 3,440m — a thriving mountain town of colourful lodges, yak caravans, and the best espresso at altitude you'll find anywhere. An acclimatisation day here is mandatory and you'll not begrudge it.
Nepal's highest large monastery at 3,867m, with Everest and Ama Dablam framing the courtyard. The morning puja at 6am with chanting monks is unforgettable.
At 5,645m, this black rocky hill above Gorak Shep gives the closest full view of Everest available without a climbing permit — summit to glacier, all at once.
The world's highest glacier stretches 17km below Everest's south face — a crumbling frozen highway of seracs and crevasses visible from Base Camp.
At Gorak Shep and Base Camp, stone memorials honour the climbers who gave everything for the summit. A sombre and powerful reminder of the mountain's scale.
The famous bridge above the Dudh Koshi river — draped in prayer flags, swaying gently 150m above the gorge. One of the most photographed moments on the trek.
Trekking, culture, and high-altitude adventure
From cosy mountain lodges to basic trekker shelters — all with incredible views
Highlights of the classic 14-day itinerary with daily spend
Tea house menus at altitude — hearty, reliable, and surprisingly good


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Lukla to Base Camp — key stops along the way
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