Short Everest Base Camp Trek

Our previous adventure indicates that many of the hikers who completed the Everest base camp expedition had no prior walking or traveling expertise.

You can finish the Short Trek to Everest Base Camp if your current state of stamina is average. Your trek’s advantage this time is your prior hiking and trekking expertise.

Yes, of course. We guarantee complete security while traveling for both male and female tourists.

We enjoy excellent ties with both our guide crew and the resorts. Every one of our tour leaders is really kind and considerate to our visitors.

All hikers are asked by the MHTAE leader and pre-meeting to continue their slow, steady pace rather than stopping abruptly.

Since we won’t be running any marathons on your walk, the company’s lead guide will accompany the slowest hiker on your Everest Base Camp excursion.

One benefit of slow hiking is that it can help avoid acute mountain sickness. Since Nepal trekking is more tough due to its greater altitude, most people will find it to be quite challenging. For this hiking, some preparation and solid knowledge are always beneficial.

Comparing it to other hiking paths in Nepal, the journey is typically moderately demanding. Hiking typically takes five to seven hours per day and covers ten to fifteen kilometers.

Generally, we do not advise a strenuous pre-training regimen before the walk. However, it will be really beneficial if you run or go on long walks in your hometown a month before the expedition.

However, as this walk does not require a high degree of fitness, please refrain from intense training at the gym or elsewhere. Only due to the elevation does trekking appear challenging.

You can reserve this traveling by sending an electronic copy of your passport, a copy of the airfare ticket, and a picture in passport size coupled with your deposit for the trek ahead from your place of residence.

Before you arrive in Nepal, we verify your hotel reservation, travel ticket, and permissions.

We kindly ask that you settle the remaining balance in cash when you check into the hotel in Kathmandu before you begin your trip.

Where and what kind of insurance can I purchase for the trekking?
Higher elevation activity includes a trip and a hike. It is rare that we ask you to get your travel insurance from your native city.

We will not advise you to purchase an insurance policy from us or our reputable business. Trekking at higher altitudes carries certain hazards, such as acute mountain sickness, leg injuries, and other illnesses.

Thus, please do not wait to purchase insurance. Verify with your agent whether an elevated-altitude chopper evacuation is included in your coverage before purchasing it. There must be a need for excellent hospitals in lower elevations in case of emergencies.

Protecting yourself from danger is our first focus at all times. Purchase insurance that covers an urgent flight and an altitude of 5,555 meters.

Yes, of certainly. For this excursion, we will supply a sleeping bag and down jacket that can be hired for gratis. However, once the journey is over, you can give it returned to our employees.

Please feel free to take a personal down jacket and sleeping bag. We will only lend our down jacket and sleeping bag to trekkers who do not own them. Please inform our staff concerning your clothing needs during the travel briefing.

Our trip is often guided by a guide and assisted by porters. You can carry your daypack alone, but your porter will carry your additional items and trekking clothing for the teahouse.

You can leave your extra luggage in Kathmandu and carry your essential items and equipment in a duffel bag. Alternatively, if you have a backpack suitable for hiking that holds between 60 and 80 liters, that would be great for the porters.

We advise you to pack a daypack with a maximum capacity of 30 to 40 liters so you can store your expensive items along with your daily trekking necessities.

Yes, there are weight restrictions on domestic flights from Kathmandu to Lukla and back. On the flight, 10 kg of checked bags and 5 hg of hand luggage are permitted.

If your weight exceeds this, you will be charged $1 per kilogram during the flight. Our organization and the Government of Nepal recommend a 20 to 25 kg two-person rucksack for employees as well.

Note: We advise you to carry your own passport, medications, and valuables on the trip or in a daypack for hiking. Because sometimes the weight of people on the small airfield causes flight baggage to be delayed. There is also an airplane flight weight limit.

Yes, of course. Prior the hike, you can put all of your belongings into a hotel for complimentary in Kathmandu. You can depart with the items that are not needed for the trip.

You’ll receive the reservation receipt after you have deposited the baggage. Once your tour is over, you can leave and head back to the hotel.

Yes, before your scheduled plane arrives, a terminal indicative will be waiting for you at your terminal gate.

Following the visa process, you can see him standing in front the arrivals door with your identity card written on paper.

Three hours beforehand to leaving, he departs the airport through the departures hall.

Yes, of course. When your plane lands, please present your passport in the arrivals hall immigration process area with a six-month validity.

Due to the small airstrip and the large number of trekkers who apply for online visas, it takes a little while.

However, obtaining a visa here is a rather simple process. Kindly enter in the name of the lodging facility on the visa application.

Therefore, before your trip from your home town to Nepal, make sure to ask us for the address of the hotel you booked.

We will reserve you a room in a typical luxury hotel in Kathmandu because this is a brief trip. The hotel is situated in the heart of the city and may be called Hotel Thamel Park or something comparable.

We will arrange for the lodgings in Kathmandu based on the schedule and dates of your confirmed trek. You will have to pay for additional accommodation in Kathmandu if you have to remain longer than planned due to an early arrival or a late departure from your trek.

A comparable hotel charges US$ 45 for a single room and US$ 50 for a double room each night. We will reserve the accommodations for you, if they are available, and you may either pay us or make your own reservations.

If the exact hotel is not available, we will nevertheless provide you with information about the hotel and its price after consulting with you whenever necessary, or we will find a nearby property of a comparable caliber.

In contrast to our previous hiking agreements, which did not include luxurious tea houses and lodges for the mountain hike. This journey will just include standard lodging.

We will offer the greatest lodges that are accessible at the lower hiking altitude. We will also supply indoor restrooms that are accessible for at least three nights on the mountain.

There are not many hotels at higher elevations. Since Everest Base Camp is the most famous trekking destination worldwide, a lot of hikers visit it during peak traveling period.

We will offer twin-sharing lodging during the walk, according on demand. If you require a single supplementation, the cost of a lodging each night is an additional US$ 10 to US$ 20.

We will offer another individual accommodations anywhere. Note: Due to their constraints and accessibility, some tea houses are unable to offer private rooms.

They cannot offer you a private room even if you might pay more because other hikers can’t find a bed either. He left without a room.

All meals for trekkers are provided by ourselves; however, you are responsible for purchasing additional hydration and refreshments.

The quick fixes for water include using your tablets or adding chlorinated sprinkles to the tap water that the hotels supply.

Or you can purchase your personal water in tearooms or stores for anywhere between $1 and $5 per liter, depending on location and altitude.

You can select your own meals while trekking with the assistance of the MHTAE guide, who will give you with the menu from your accommodation. We will give away free hot beverages with every meal, one cup per person.

They serve continental, Chinese, Indian, and Nepali food. You are completely free to select the meals that you eat from the menu. foods such as pizza, noodles, pasta, macaroni, rice, bread, soups, momos, and toasts.

The cuisine of ancient Nepalese is highly recognized and include dishes such as rice, vegetables, lentil soup, pickles, curry, and papad, a crispy bread.

This cuisine is well-liked since it’s available as a buffet everywhere in Nepal without incurring additional fees. The guesthouse serves clean, homemade food as soon as you arrive. Notably, meat items should be used with caution as meat at higher elevations is not as fresh.

Indeed, without a doubt. The common areas of the guesthouses, such as the dining hall, are equipped with outlets for charging electronics. You only need to pay for certain areas in your private rooms.

You will have to pay extra for your charge, which varies depending on the hostel or elevation and can range from Free to US$ 7 per hour per device or each complete charging per device.

Note: A 230-volt travel adaptor (type C or D) is helpful when hiking and vacationing in Nepal. Should you fail to pack it, it may be purchased in Kathmandu for a few bucks.

Squat toilets are often common in Nepal. Certain teahouses offer travelers western-style restrooms. At higher elevations, the restroom is outside and shared by several hikers, so it’s not connected to your individual rooms.

You can use the restroom in teahouses for a large portion of your time there. However, you are unable to locate a restroom in the middle of your walk.

You can use the restroom to observe your privacy in the shade or in areas not visible to hikers.

Numerous teahouses at lower elevations offer wifi for three to five dollars per day. While trekking, you can get a sim card with a data package in Kathmandu and utilize it, however the signal strength varies depending on the location.

Both domestic and international calls are supported on this phone. If your sim card isn’t working well in some situations, you can nonetheless utilize the lodging’s phone by paying a fee.

These days, a lot of tea shops offer Airlink or Everest Link wifi. You can use practically all locations during your hiking trip if you purchase US$ 30 for 20 GB or US$ 20 for 10 GB. Your GB will not expire in 30 days.

Yes, of course. Toilet paper is sold at all tea places and motels in trekking. Toilet paper is not widely available in the restroom. In higher altitudes, toilet paper costs anything from $2 to $5.

Higher-altitude tearooms supply warm water in a container due to water that flows chilling, while low-elevation tearooms have hot showers powered by gas or solar. For a hot shower, the usual fee per person is between $4 and $7.

Laundry facilities are available at only a few teahouses during the trip. We will advise you to do washing on the day they go to Namche and Dingboche.

However, it is not a good idea to do laundry on another day since sometimes the cold weather and length of time prevent the garments from drying.

You can donate all of your clothing for laundry in Kathmandu once your hiking is finished. They provide quick drying and washing services.

The ideal method for reaching greater elevations is to ascend gradually and acclimate after 3500 meters in one day at that altitude.

For acclimatization, you must stay an additional night after ascending 1000 meters above sea level. If not, you may be suffering from severe alpine sickness.

All of our guides have extensive experience with AMS signs and other severe mountainous illnesses. They therefore bring an oximeter and Diamox when hiking at higher altitudes.

Not everyone needs to acclimatize before trekking. If you are pressed for time, you can discuss a trek with us and then take a helicopter back to Kathmandu from Gorakshep.

To tailor your trip to your budget and vacation preferences, please speak with Mission Himalaya Treks’ professionals.

Our trek guides are qualified to deal with these issues. If your injury or AMS prevents you from trekking to a lower or higher height, they will speak with your vacation insurance brokers and, in accordance with your policy, send a helicopter for an immediate treatment.

If everything is okay, we will provide you with first aid instructions to prevent illness and bring your nearest HRA or health post.

Yes, based on our prior trekking experience, we can conclude that it is safe. However, please make sure your meal is cooked through before eating it. Water must be safely treated before consumption due to the high mineral content of our natural water.

Trekkers cannot digest it, but we can. In Kathmandu you should never eat raw vegetables. Meat is not fresh throughout hiking, so think twice before consuming any meat products.

It’s undeniably cold on Nepal Mountain. The temperature varies greatly depending on the season and time of year. Trekking at higher altitudes will be considerably colder than at lower altitudes.

During the peak trekking season, it’s usually not too chilly to hike during the day. However, tea houses warn that the nighttime temperatures might drop significantly.

The Everest base camp experiences a temperature drop of minus twenty degrees. Nevertheless, the temperature varies with elevation.

It is extremely cold during the winter trek to Everest Base Camp; at times, the temperature drops to minus 40 degrees.

Please contact us before you travel so that we can help you arrange your trekking equipment.

The Lukla flight was either canceled or delayed due to weather. You can adjust your trek if you have a buffer day. However, if you don’t have an extra day, you can shorten your acclimatization day or you’ll have to pay an additional amount to take a helicopter from Everest Base Camp down to Lukla or Kathmandu.

Even in inclement weather, the helicopter may occasionally reach Lukla. You must pay an additional US$ 500 per person, each way, for this flight. So get ready for this flight’s unforeseen additional costs.

If you have an extra day, you can return to your Kathmandu hotel and pay for your own meals and housing. There will be no additional in-flight expenses if the flight is rescheduled for the following day.

We will give you free transportation from Kathmandu to Manthali Ramechap on a sharing basis in the event that the airlines occasionally alter their schedule from Kathmandu to Lukla to Ramechap to Lukla.

Conversely, after finishing your trek from Lukla to Ramechap or Lukla to Kathmandu, you can drive back to Kathmandu.

Although not mandated, tips are appreciated in Nepal. The tour costs do not cover the gratuities for the guides and porters.

The appreciation for your treks serves as the tip. We usually advise you to tip the personnel in recognition of their dedication to your good holiday and their hard work. They suppose they achieve to finish your trek organize cheerfully.

Your additional funds are contingent upon the purchases you make, excluding the tour cost.

For personal expenses, we recommend that you bring USD 25 per day for extra drinks, Fluid & otheritems.

Before the trek, you can speak with a Mission Himalaya Treks expert, and they will give you an estimate of the additional costs. You can handle, roughly, after our advice.

We don’t charge more to participate on group tours. For a quote on a solo trekking itinerary, please get in touch with us if you’d prefer a personalized trek.

Before three months of booking, we often offer a free postponement policy. However, the following applies to booking cancellations after deposit payment:

Full return of the deposit before 90 days. In less than 21 days, the deposit is not refundable.

Only 50% of the deposit may be reimbursed within the first 21 days.

If you are unable to hike, you often cannot receive a refund because we have to pay our guide and porter in full after the trip is confirmed. So there is no reimbursement for the tour price.

Of course, provided you reserve your private walk with us. However, joining a group will not be allowed.

You can possibly extend your walk by a few days if you are on a private group tour and speak with our firm and guide.

Once you’ve verified, you’re welcome to chat with us, and we’ll work to select the ideal option for you.

We can also swiftly plan a fast hike or excursion. Numerous alternatives include sightseeing in Pokhara, rafting the Kathmandu tour, paragliding, bungy jumping, and visiting the Lumbini.

Thus, if it is feasible, you can easily extend your vacation after speaking with our MHTAE Experts for at least the previous three days.

Private personal information is not to be shared with third parties, per office policy. We can only provide you with age groupings and nationalities based on gender when sharing groups.

You can find out from us how many members of your group registered for this walk with us. We never give out your personal information to other parties.

The trek package included virtually everything, but in general, we advise bringing extra cash for tips and an optional helicopter ride from Kathmandu to Lukla and back, costing US$1000 in case of emergencies or bad weather.

The cost of the Nepal visa, Wi-Fi, showers, battery charging, snacks plus spirits, and water are additional expenses. You can also carry a small quantity of lunch and dinner from Kathmandu.

Generally, credit card usage is restricted to cities. You may use any of the many ATMs in Kathmandu, and carrying cash is appropriate for hiking. Typically, there is an additional 4 to 5% fee for using a credit card.

Since the majority of the trekking routes lack ATMs, we kindly ask that you bring cash, which you may exchange in Kathmandu. In certain locations, credit cards can be used for incidents.