Itinerary
DAY 1: FLY TO KATHMANDU
You will depart the UK for the adventure of a lifetime! If you have booked flights with us (option available for Bucket Lister + trips only), we’ll provide all the information you’ll need to meet your guide. If you are arranging your own flights, have a safe journey!
DAY 2: ARRIVE IN NEPAL
On arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu you’ll make your way to the accommodation. If you have booked transfers through us, we’ll send you the details before your trip.
There is time to freshen up before the trip briefing, after which there is free time to explore the local area or relax.
Special Information: Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm.
DAY 3: TRANSFER FROM KATHMANDU TO RAMECHHAP
In the morning, after breakfast, there will be a thorough pre-trek briefing by your trek leader to sort out any last-minute queries. We leave the hotel at 1 pm and take the winding road to Ramechhap.
Please note:
Ongoing developmental works and necessary maintenance at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan Airport mean flights to Lukla depart from Ramechhap Airport. This step was taken by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) during the 2019 post-monsoon season and has been extended for an indefinite period. Although there are sometimes flights from Kathmandu these cannot be guaranteed, even with advanced booking.
We drive to Ramechhap during daylight hours and spend the night there. This ensures we are refreshed and can be on the first flights to Lukla in the morning, ready to start our trek.
DAY 4: RAMECHHAP - LUKLA - PHAKDING (2610M)/MONJO(2835M)
The Journey Begins Now!
Taking the flight to Lukla ranks as one of the highlights of this Everest Base Camp trek. The view of the Himalayan landscape from the sky is genuinely captivating, and the thrill of touching down at the Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla is indeed a tick on many bucket lists. At the airport, you’ll be greeted by our devoted crew and porters who will accompany and assist you throughout the trek.
Your adventure continues as you set down the picturesque stone-paved trail of Lukla. As you walk past serene prayer rocks, mani walls, and quaint Sherpa settlements, this initial part of your trek offers some of the trek’s most enchanting rural scenery.
Your first day’s trail descends from Lukla towards Phakding. This shorter segment of trekking allows you to enjoy a lovely lunch in Phakding and explore the village. Depending on the group’s energy levels and the available time, there might be an option to continue the trek on to Monjo, our alternate stop for the night.
Whether you settle in for the night in Phakding or stretch on to reach Monjo, rest assured that a comfortable night’s stay will be waiting, prepping you for the exciting journey ahead on the Everest Base Camp trek.
Trekking Distance: approximately 9km (approx. 3 hours of trekking)
DAY 5: TREK FROM PHAKDING/MONJO TO NAMCHE BAZAAR (3440M)
Starting off with a hearty breakfast at your Teahouse, initiate the trek towards today’s end point, the vibrant Namche Bazaar. Absorb the natural beauty as you amble along the Dudh Koshi River trail, immersing yourself in the high-spirited vibe of the Khumbu region.
Following a path that navigates across three hanging bridges, pause at welcoming tea houses dotted along the way. You’ll then ascend through the charming hamlets of Zapute, Toktok, Benkar, and Chumoa, leading you straight to the vibrant community of Monjo, should you be starting from Phakding. Monjo, the gateway to the revered Sagarmatha National Park, will have our dedicated group leaders and guides managing the necessary permits while you savour a hot beverage or browse local shops.
Upon completion of the formalities, your journey continues towards the Hilary Suspension Bridge. After crossing this iconic bridge, your trail ascends up towards the bustling thrills of Namche Bazaar.
Wrapping up this section of the trek involves a challenging two-hour uphill hike, but the rewards are truly worth it. Arriving at Namche Bazaar, you’ll share your first fascinating glances of the many impressive peaks towering above you. Conclude the day with a restful night in a cosy lodge nestled in the heart of lively Namche Bazaar, setting a perfect tone for the rest of your Everest Base Camp trek.
Trekking Distance: approximately 13km (approx. 5-7 hours of trekking)
DAY 6: ACCLIMATISATION DAY AT NAMCHE BAZAAR (3880M)
The third day of your Everest Base Camp trek is set aside for acclimatisation. Your body will start to adapt to the altitude as we ascend to the Everest View Hotel. This walk not only assists in adjusting your body to the altitude but also treats you to hopefully your first peak of the Everest range. The perfect way to begin your day!
Following an invigorating morning spent in the lap of the Himalayas, we’ll descend back to Namche Bazaar, just in time for a hearty lunch. The post-lunch schedule offers you the rest of the afternoon at your leisure.
Namche Bazaar offers plenty to explore. You can meander through its lively streets, browsing through a range of colourful shops that offer a variety of Nepalese goods, from traditional artefacts to trekking gear. Delight your taste buds with a visit to the local bakeries, known for their confectioneries, or enjoy a hot coffee while soaking up panoramic views.
And, if you’re up for it, you can’t miss grabbing a pint and a game of pool at the famous Irish Bar. Besides serving a good brew, this bar holds the unique distinction of being the highest Irish bar globally. The charm of Namche Bazaar and the collective buzz of fellow trekkers cap off a perfect day of acclimatisation on your Everest Base Camp trek.
Trekking Distance: 5.4km (approx. 3 hours of trekking)
DAY 7: TREK FROM NAMCHE BAZAAR TO TENGBOCHE (3860M)
Wake up to a hearty breakfast at the lodge before setting off from Namche Bazaar. After a quick climb at the start, your path ahead flattens as you head towards the picturesque Kyamjuma village. From there, you’ll descend into the heart of the valley, reaching a charming spot beside the Dudhkoshi River at 3250m, just in time for lunch.
This segment of the Everest Base Camp trek offers some of the most awe-inspiring views you’ll encounter on this journey – marvel at the stunning vistas of Mt. Everest, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Lhotse & our personal favourite, Mt. Ama Dablam.
Following lunch, it’s time for an ambitious climb towards Tengboche. Navigating the zig-zag path might take around 2-3 hours, but the radiant reward at the end is truly worth the effort. Once you have reached Tengboche, it’s time for a visit to the renowned Tengboche Monastery.
You will conclude your action-packed day with an overnight stay at a lodge in Tengboche, leaving you replenished for the adventures to come in your Everest Base Camp trek.
Trekking Distance: approximately 13km (approx. 5 hours of trekking)
DAY 8: TREK FROM TENGBOCHE TO DINGBOCHE (4410M)
Kick start the day with a hearty breakfast in Tengboche before embarking on the day’s trek towards Dingboche. Bid farewell to Tengboche and navigate your way down towards the Dudh Kosi River.
This section of your trek through the Everest Base Camp trail takes you through scenic rhododendron and fir forests, soaked in the mystic morning mountain mist. As you cross the bridge over the river, brace yourself for a climb that introduces you to the village of Pangboche.
After a morning filled with such scenic vistas, stop for a delightful lunch in the heart of Pangboche. Post lunch, follow the pathway uphill to Dingboche, your destination for the day. As you ascend, take in the awe-inspiring views of Mt. Ama Dablam, which stands out against the rustic charm of the stone-walled fields and pastures.
Nestled at an altitude of 4,410 meters, the village of Dingboche greets you with its vibrant aura and stunning mountain views.
Dingboche also boasts one of our favourite Cafes – make sure you check out Cafe 4410!
After an adventurous day, unwind at the teahouse, soaking in the tranquil environment and prepping for the following acclimatisation day on your Everest Base Camp trek.
Trekking Distance: 11km (approx. 6 hours of trekking)
DAY 9: ACCLIMATISATION DAY AT DINGBOCHE
Another significant day on your Everest Base Camp trek, devoted to acclimatisation, awaits you. Dingboche, also known as the ‘Summer Valley’, offers ample opportunities for your body to adjust to the altitude, vital for a successful and enjoyable trek.
Kick-off your day with a nutritious breakfast, followed by a picturesque walk towards Chukung. This gentle hike serves both as an exercise to acclimatise and an opportunity to enjoy beautiful views of the Himalayan peaks.
As you saunter along the trail, experience panoramic views of the imposing south face of Lhotse, sweeping landscapes of Imja Tse (Island Peak), and the cascading glaciers of Ama Dablam. The overall vista of mountain peaks, glaciers, and vast rocky expanses is simply mind-stirring, making this leisurely walk worth every step.
Retrace your steps back to Dingboche post the gentle expedition. The afternoon offers time for relaxation or exploration of the local area. Unwind at your lodge, revelling in the surrounding tranquillity. Rest and revitalise your body for the continuing journey of your Everest Base Camp trek.
Trekking Distance: approximately 3km (approx. 3-4 hours of trekking)
DAY 10: TREK FROM DINGBOCHE TO LOBUCHE (4940M)
On leaving Dingboche, the trail climbs steeply, cutting through the initial pang of high altitude trekking with breathtaking views of the Himalayas. You’ll progress along the lateral moraine of Khumbu Glacier, with striking views of Tawachee and Cholatse peaks keeping you company.
Midway through the day, aim to reach Thukla at 4,620m. Here, take a moment to savour a leisurely lunch and recharge yourself for the steep trek that awaits to Thukla Pass. Once at the pass, take some time to pay respect at the Everest Memorial, a solemn tribute to the climbers & Sherpas who have lost their lives on climbing expeditions.
Reenergised post lunch, continue the ascend, dealing with a somewhat rough trail leading to the Khumbu Glacier’s edge. Now, the Everest Base Camp trail moves along the rocky terrain towards Lobuche, your final stop for the day.
Camouflaged among stunning peaks, Lobuche serves as a comforting destination after a day of intense trekking. Here, experience an overnight stay in the lodge, preparing you for the final push on your Everest Base Camp trek.
Trekking Distance: approximately 10km (approx. 5-6 hours of trekking)
DAY 11: LOBUCHE (4930M) - GORAK SHEP (5164M) - EVEREST BASE CAMP (5364M) - GORAK SHEP
Todays the day you have been waiting for – the journey from Lobuche to Gorak Shep, and finally to the Everest Base Camp.
Setting off from Lobuche, the trail continues to take you across the edge of the Khumbu Glacier, gradually ascending to the small settlement of Gorak Shep.
On reaching Gorak Shep, take a brief pause to catch your breath and grab something to eat. From here, replenished and revived, embark on the momentous leg of your trek to the Everest Base Camp.
The path ahead comprises rocky terrains and moraine, challenging yet thrilling. As you tread carefully over uneven boulders and rocks, the stellar views of Pumori and other peaks help take your mind off the demanding trail.
Revel in the euphoria as you finally set foot on the Everest Base Camp, your dream destination. Take a moment to admire the awe-inspiring sight of the Khumbu Icefall rolling off the South Col. Fully soak in this moment, capture pictures, and celebrate this accomplishment with your trek mates.
After absorbing the captivating views and achievements, head back to Gorak Shep. This final stretch of the day is a descent, easing the efforts of the day. Spend the night at a lodge in Gorak Shep, reflecting on the remarkable journey of your Everest Base Camp trek.
Trekking Distance: approximately 13km (approx. 7 hours of trekking)
DAY 12: GORAK SHEP (5164M) - KALA PATTHAR (5644M) - PANGBOCHE (3985M)
Today offers an optional early morning ascent to Kala Patthar, the most popular vantage point in the region for capturing the magnificent form of Mt. Everest in all its glory. It’s a challenging start to the day but also incredibly rewarding.
Wake up before dawn and start the climb to Kala Patthar under the star-studded sky. As you ascend, the golden rays of the rising sun begin to illuminate the snow-capped peaks, presenting a scenery that leaves you in awe. Standing atop Kala Patthar, soak up the inspiring view of Mt. Everest, which appears so close it feels like you could touch it.
Once you’ve taken in this moment with photographs, make your descent back to Gorak Shep. Enjoy a well-deserved breakfast at the lodge and pack your things into your duffle bag.
Regrouped and refreshed, prepare to leave Gorak Shep and head towards Pangboche. The trek is a descent, offering relief after the day’s early efforts. Breathing becomes easier as you make your way down the beautiful trails filled with rhododendron and juniper trees back to Pangboche.
Finish up at the teahouse with a warm meal and a comfortable bed for a well earned sleep.
Trekking Distance: approximately 19km (approx. 6 hours of trekking)
DAY 13: TREK FROM PANGBOCHE (3985M) TO NAMCHE BAZAAR (3440M)
Leaving Pangboche behind, the trail meanders downwards through lush landscapes filled with wildflowers and aromatic juniper trees. Marvel at the panoramic views of the mountains, and let the chanting sounds of the prayer flags fill the air around you.
Your journey back is not just a descent, but also an opportunity to experience the diverse flora of the Sagarmatha National Park, which adds to the memorable charm of this trek.
Upon reaching Tengboche, if time permits, take a moment to revisit the Tengboche Monastery. Then, continue your descent towards the Dudh Koshi River before making a final ascent through the dense pine and fir forests leading back to Namche Bazaar.
Reentering the familiar aura of Namche Bazaar wraps you in a sense of accomplishment, amplifying the beauty of the return. Spend the rest of the day exploring the remaining corners of this bustling town, unwind at a local café or head back to the Irish Bar for a well deserved drink whilst reminiscing about the incredible journey that you’ve accomplished.
Conclude the day with a restful sleep at your lodge in Namche Bazaar, marking the end of another successful day on your Everest Base Camp trek.
Trekking Distance: approximately 14km (approx. 5-6 hours of trekking)
DAY 14: TREK FROM NAMCHE BAZAAR (3440M) TO LUKLA (2860M)
Leaving the vibrant Namche Bazaar behind for the final time, initiate the descent towards the Dudh Kosi River, navigating your way through the winding, rocky trail. Cross the suspension bridges, engraving the last glimpses of the Himalayan peaks in your memory. The trek is a blend of ups and downs as you bid farewell to the mountains, with the melody of the river beside you.
Upon reaching Monjo, you’ll exit the Sagarmatha National Park, marking a symbolic conclusion to the magnificent journey you’ve experienced within its bounds. From here, continue your comfortable walk back to Phakding.
Post a brief rest, it’s a steady uphill trek back to Lukla, completing the full circle of your journey. This last stretch may seem somewhat challenging after the long day, yet the anticipation of celebrating your successful trek will fuel your final steps.
Arriving in Lukla, let the sense of achievement sink in. Rest your tired muscles and share your memorable moments from the journey with fellow trekkers. Spend your last night of the trek at your lodge in Lukla, cherishing the remarkable experiences you’ve had on this unforgettable Everest Base Camp trek.
Trekking Distance: approximately 21km (approx. 6-7 hours of trekking)
DAY 15: LUKLA - RAMECHHAP - KATHMANDU
The final day of your Everest Base Camp trek begins with an early breakfast at your lodge in Lukla, followed by the preparation for your flight to Ramechhap.
Kick start your day with a short drive to the Tenzing Hillary Airport in Lukla, from where you will fly back to Ramechhap. The flight presents one last opportunity to relive the stunning aerial view of Nepal’s mountainscape, concluding the journey on an equally impressive note as it started.
On reaching Ramechhap, you will be whisked away on a return drive to Kathmandu. This scenic drive lets you reminisce over the audacious journey you undertook, as you pass through the lush greenery of Nepal’s diverse landscapes
As you arrive back in Kathmandu, embrace the city’s distinctive energy as it welcomes you. Settle into your accommodations, freshen up, and then maybe share a meal with your trekking comrades, reminiscing about the shared adventure you’ve just accomplished.
While your Everest Base Camp trek may have reached its conclusion, your exploration of Nepal’s vibrant culture and charm has not. Over the next few days, you’ll have ample opportunities to wander through Kathmandu’s bustling markets, observe its myriad of cultural sites, and enjoy more local cuisine. This city adventure presents the perfect way to round off your memorable trip to Nepal.
DAY 16: CONTINGENCY DAY OR FREE DAY TO REST OR EXPLORE
Today is programmed as a contingency day. This day is vital in accommodating possible delays in the preceding travel schedule due to unpredictable weather conditions that are common in mountainous regions.
In the case of a seamless travel experience with no setbacks, this day transforms into a buffer day allowing you some much-deserved rest or extra time to explore the bustling Kathmandu city at your own pace.
Relax and rejuvenate in your hotel room soaking in the comfort of a soft bed and warmer temperatures, or seize the day to stir your curiosity within the historically and culturally rich Kathmandu valley. Wander through Kathmandu’s lively streets, indulge in retail therapy at local markets, or savor Nepali delicacies at cosy city cafes.
DAY 17: EXPLORE KATHMANDU CITY
Wake up to the vibrant hustle and bustle of Kathmandu city on your final day in Nepal.
After breakfast at the hotel, you may choose to embark on an optional city tour, immersing you in the rich history and vibrant culture of this ancient city. This guided exploration includes visits to the sacred Swayambhunath, or Monkey, Temple, the historic hub of Durbar Square, the residence of the living goddess (Kumari) and the Gokarneshwar Mahadev Temple.
In the evening, there will be a farewell group meal at a local venue where you can reminisce about your shared adventure.
DAY 18: FAREWELL KATHMANDU!
Rise and shine to the last day of your Everest Base Camp trek journey. Depending on your flight schedule, you may have some free time before your departure. If time allows, make the most of your last moments in the brilliant city of Kathmandu, perhaps, you might fancy a little last-minute shopping in Thamel or some final sightseeing.
Bid farewell to the city that welcomed you two weeks ago and prepare to board your flight back home. Return with a backpack full of unforgettable memories, incredible adventures, and remarkable experiences. Your Everest Base Camp journey may have come to an end, but the memories will undoubtedly illuminate your adventurous spirit for years to come.
However, your Nepalese adventure doesn’t have to end here. For those who have opted for the 3-day Chitwan safari extension, a thrilling adventure awaits. Wave goodbye to the mountains and prepare to delve into the wild jungles of Chitwan National Park, where you’ll have the chance to spot unique wildlife, including rhinos and tigers. Buckle up, the adventure continues!
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What’s the Food Like on The Everest Base Camp Trek?
Food on the Everest Base Camp Trek is surprisingly varied, comforting and designed to keep you well-fuelled for long days on the trail. While you’ll be far from urban restaurants, the teahouses and lodges along the route serve up warm, hearty meals that draw on both Nepali staples and international favourites — a welcome treat after a day of trekking.
Each evening you can expect fresh options like dal bhat (rice with lentil soup), noodles, pasta, omelettes and soups, plus plenty of snacks like dumplings (momos), samosas and toasties. Carbohydrates are the focus here — they’re what your body needs most at altitude — but you’ll also find fruit, vegetables, tea and local desserts to round things out. Guides and teahouse hosts are used to catering to trekkers’ tastes, so milder or vegetarian options are usually available on request.
If you’d like the full breakdown of what to expect at each stop, how to manage food safely at altitude, and the must-try dishes along the trail, you can read our complete guide here.
What Makes Our Trip Different?
How Difficult Is It?
How Difficult Is The Everest Base Camp Trek?
The Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the world’s most iconic high-altitude treks — and while it’s a challenge worth taking on, it isn’t a technical climb. Most of the difficulty comes from altitude, trekking duration and changing terrain, rather than rugged climbing or specialist skills. You don’t need mountaineering experience, but you do need good stamina, sensible pacing, and respect for the effects of altitude.
Daily trekking distances are typically 5–8 hours on foot, with steady uphill and downhill sections on rocky, uneven paths. As you gain height, the air gets thinner and breathing becomes heavier — which is why gradual acclimatisation and rest days are built into the itinerary. With proper preparation, support from experienced guides, teahouse accommodation and sensible pacing, the trek is fully achievable for fit walkers who are comfortable with long days on varied mountain trails.
To learn more about what makes this trek challenging, how your body adapts at altitude, and the training that sets you up for success, head to our full guide here.
What's Included?
What’s Included on the Everest Base Camp Trek
This Everest Base Camp Trek is designed so you can focus on the challenge, the scenery, and the experience, while we take care of the logistics.
- All transport within Nepal as outlined in the itinerary (this excludes international airport arrival & departure transfers – unless added to your booking, or if you have added Group Flights to a BL+ trips)
- Internal (return) flight from Ramechhap to Lukla
- Accommodation in Kathmandu (twin-share) before and after the trek
- Teahouse accommodation during the trek (twin-share where available)
- All meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
- Experienced local trekking guides and porters throughout the trek
- UK Bucket List Company Leader on all BL+ departures
- Everest Base Camp trekking permit and Sagarmatha National Park fees
- All trekking logistics and route planning
- Access to the Vamoos app with full itinerary, packing lists and key trip info
- Support from The Bucket List Company team before and during your trip
What's Not Included?
What’s not Included on the Everest Base Camp Trek
Some costs are not included in the trip price and should be budgeted for separately.
International Flights
Flights to and from Nepal are not included in the base trip cost. These can be added on Bucket Lister Plus trips if you’d like us to arrange everything for you.
Airport Arrival & Departure transfers
These are excluded from the base cost of your trip but can be added to your booking. If you are booking Group Flights with us on a BL+ trip, then these transfers are included automatically.
Travel Insurance
Comprehensive travel insurance is compulsory. It must also cover high-altitude trekking up to 5,700m and emergency helicopter evacuation
Visas
Visa fees (if applicable) are not included.
Meals Not Listed
Any meals not specified in the itinerary.
Personal Expenses
Snacks, drinks, bottled water, and personal purchases. Charging devices, Wi-Fi access, hot showers in teahouses (payable locally)
Tips
Tips are not included – trip-specific guidance will be provided.
UK Leaders on BL Trips
BL trips will not have a UK Bucket List Company Leader present.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a visa to enter Nepal?
Because entry requirements can and do change, and because we have clients of many nationalities, we always recommend checking this with your own government’s website. Be sure to allow enough time to apply for any visas or permits required; don’t leave your checks until the day before!
What vaccinations do I need?
These change, so it is important that you check with either a travel health clinic or your doctor’s surgery. You should allow plenty of time for this process, as some vaccines need multiple doses. The TravelHealthPro website is another useful source of information – https://travelhealthpro.org.uk/countries
How can I avoid roaming charges but still use my phone?
Your mobile provider might have reasonably-priced roaming add-ons, so it is worth exploring these. Or you could buy an eSim; these are often much cheaper than add-ons and are easy to activate and use. See our article for more information – https://thebucketlistcompany.co.uk/unlock-seamless-connectivity-with-esims-the-ultimate-travel-companion/
Can I drink the tap water?
No; we would also recommend you use treated/bottled water for teeth brushing. You can get water in all the tea houses, but you must treat this before use (we like and use Water-to-Go bottles).
Why do you fly to Lukla from Ramechhap, and not from Kathmandu?
Due to the volume of air traffic flying in and out of Tribhuvan International Airport there are far more likely to be delays and cancellations if flying from Kathmandu to Lukla. Flights from Ramechhap to Lukla tend to be more reliable.
Do I need a trekking permit?
You will – we will ask you for any necessary supporting documents/information and arrange it for you. The permit price is included in the base cost of the trip.
Is there phone signal or Wi-Fi on this trek?
There is Wi-Fi in nearly all the tea houses, but it can be temperamental, and you are likely to be charged to access it. Purchasing a local SIM card or eSIM (so you can use your own hot spot), or a Wi-Fi Link card (this gives access to the Everest-specific network), can improve your chances of staying connected, but there are no guarantees.
Are there shower facilities?
Most of the tea houses have shower facilities, but there may be a small charge for their use. There are no showers at Gorak Shep.
How do the monthly payments work?
If you choose to pay for your trip monthly your payment plan will start the month after your booking is made, and will end a minimum of 28 days prior to departure. After deposit, the outstanding balance will be divided by the number of months available and we’ll charge this amount each month to the card of your choice. If you have a preferred date of the month for payments to be taken just let us know. If at a later date you wish to add an extra experience to your trip we can modifiy your payment plan to accommodate this.
Can you cater for different diets?
When you book you will receive a link to your portal, where you can fill in your passenger information, including dietary and medical requirements. These will be shared with our guides and providers (including airlines if you have also booked flights). Please provide this information as quickly as possible, so we can make any necessary arrangements for you.
Whilst we do our utmost to ensure your needs are met, in some locations options for very specific diets may be extremely limited; we therefore suggest bringing some suitable snacks.
If you have a severe food allergy please ensure you carry your medication at all times, and that we are made aware. We will pass this information on, but a conversation with your in-country guide on arrival will help them give you the best possible guidance regarding suitability or otherwise of foods.
If you have specific concerns we always suggest contacting us to discuss before booking.
