Everest is the world’s highest mountain peak. Famous worldwide for the achievement it offers those who manage its summit, it is the ultimate item on any trekker’s bucket list. So here at My Everest Trip provides several Everest base camp package to give you the flexibility to make this dream possible.

Everest base camp trek has two base camps: North Everest Base Camp and South Everest Base Camp, which have many different possible climbing routes. Here at Everest Trekking, we offer six other packages that range in difficulty level, length, price, and course – ensuring that no matter your budget, fitness, or availability – we have the trip for you. Maybe you are interested in challenging trails and rocky terrain – or perhaps the scenery and culture intrigue you. Whatever you want from your Everest Trip – we are confident we have the right package for you.

Everest Trek Nepal

Probably the most traditional choice for trekkers seeking this type of adventure, and one of our most popular treks, is the Everest Trek Nepal. Spanning two weeks and suitable for anyone with average physical fitness, this Everest Base Camp 14-day package sees trekkers pass glaciers, monasteries, and rhododendron forests as they trail through traditional villages and infamous mountains on their way to Base Camp.

Everest Short Trek

If two weeks if a bit longer than you had in mind, then maybe the Everest Short Trek is the adventure for you. Also ideal for those with a smaller budget, this 8-day trek packs all the fun into just one week. The trail offers views of Mt.Everest (8848m), Ama Dablam (6856), Lhotse (8414m), Nuptse (7861m), and Thamserku (6608m). We can promise that you won’t feel like you have missed out.

Everest Cultural Trek

For some, visiting Everest isn’t only about the physical challenge; it’s the culture you get to experience on the journey that is the experience. If this sounds familiar, why not check out the Everest Cultural Trek? Lasting 12 days, this trek requires no prior trekking experience and, as such, is one of the possible ways to experience the Khumbu region – hailed as one of the ten best regions to travel in the world. Catering to those who want to experience the Himalayan lifestyle, the trail takes the Namche Bazaar-Thame-Khumjung-Tengboche route. It encompasses visits to numerous monasteries and traditional villages along the way.

Everest Gokyo Ri Trek

However, if mountains intrigue you more than monasteries, and you’re embarking on this journey to be awed by nature, this region has to offer. The Gokyo Ri Trek and Gokyo Lakes are the right choices. For those seeking a slightly more challenging trail, this 13 days moderately strenuous trek is an excellent alternative to the EBC trek, offering the fantastic scenery of the Everest region without the physical challenge of making it to basecamp. Along with the panoramic views that you will see from the Everest viewpoint, the Gokyo Valley will treat you to crystalline lakes, lush alpine forests, rocky terrains, and the infamous Ngozumpa glacier.

Everest Cho La Pass Trek 

And then, we have our two most challenging treks. These are for experienced climbers who are genuinely seeking a challenge. The Everest Cho La Pass Trek is one of the most recognized treks for adventure seekers across the Everest region. Long famed for its wild route and extensive itinerary, the high pass trek is an extended version of the classic Everest Base Camp Trek, so it is the perfect choice for anyone wishing to take the challenge one step further. With an 18-day itinerary, this strenuous trek begins at the same point as the EBC trek and is packed with glaciers, waterfalls, and some of the world’s highest peaks.

Cho La Pass can be crossed without a guide and crampons, yet we exhorted you before you did this trek to do your significant research previously. Rise ahead of schedule (around 5 am) to cause the intersection before the early afternoon and re-to evaluate the climb when the climate turns terrible. Snow can cloud the way over the icy mass and delete foot tracks if you’re trekking without a guide. Rockfall is another threat to consider, and there is now a frozen pack, even in a great climate.

The trek is generally produced using the town of Dzongla towards Thagnak as it is a more straightforward trip. Most maps will reveal that the icy mass is on your right side. If you are crossing from Thagnak towards Dzongla, the ice sheet will be on your immediate left and can be clouded by snow. And need to trip likewise long. This course is highly troublesome for fit trekkers as it is exceptionally steep, and the territory is made of freestone, enormous rocks, and ice.

Everest Three Passes Trek

Finally, our most extended Everest trek is the Everest Three Passes Trek. Lasting 20 days – this arduous trek is the most challenging of our Everest treks and has often been described as the ‘ultimate adventure. The extensive itinerary takes you through the four distinct valleys of the Khumbu region—Bhotekoshi, Gokyo, Khumbu, and Imja Tse— and crosses the Renjo La, Cho La, and Kongma La passes. Prospective trekkers should be prepared to tackle steep rocky terrain, cross glaciers, and steep inclines in this all-encompassing adventure that pushes travelers to the region’s limits and their ability.

So which one is for you? With six very different and inspiring choices, there’s something for everyone. For more details about this Everest base camp trek difficulty and Everest trekking itinerary, click the links above and read more about each trip. Here at My Everest Trip, we offer the choice to customize your journey. So for any queries, you may have – including the Everest base camp trek cost or available dates – please don’t hesitate to contact our friendly team, who are always on hand to help.