Short Everest Base camp Trek – A Complete Guide with Itinerary

Short Ebc (Everest base camp) trek is the most incredible experience that takes you through the base camp of Everest in less than 12 days, with luxurious comfort and style. When you walk through the trekking it will provide you natural pleasure, Buddhist priory, & high altitude flora and fauna. While on returning Heli flights back to Kathmandu, trekker’s get to explore spellbinding scenarios of the Sagarmatha and the other peaks in the span of enjoyment of the trek through the fascinating Sherpa hamlets & experiencing spectacular aerial view of the Everest region. Short Ebc trek is the most thrilling & adventurous trek.

There’s no fear during the short Everest base camp trek with us. You’ll completely feel safe & comfortable because of the loving, caring, respectful, and kindful nature of the people during this trek. People are really very friendly and welcoming. So it is completely safe for the women whether you are trekking alone or you’re trekking with the team. Yes you’ll get the attention of the local people because you are a foreigner & your gender but still there is nothing to worry about, it is completely safe to travel or trek.

Guide is the backbone of the trekking world. Guide helps you throughout every step of the trek, because they have good knowledge about the geography regarding the trek & high altitude. Yes, you can hire a guide from Kathmandu. You also can also hire a guide from Kathmandu and also from the Lukla. It’s totally up to you. Hiring a guide from Kathmandu will make you feel more comfortable and you’ll enjoy the company of the guide from Kathmandu. If speaking English is your problem then you can also guide according to your mother tongue. We have German, French, Spanish, Chinese speaking guides as well.

There will be no communication barrier between you and the guide because there will be the best guide with good communication skills.

What type of cuisine is available during the short Ebc trek?

In the tea house, traditional Nepalese cuisine is served, with lots of noodles & rice. Nevertheless, most of the tea houses also offer a range on their menus, such as pizza, lasagna, burger, chips, apple pie and even a buff curry with rice. Hot and cold drinks including beer are also served according to your order but it may not be good when you’re in high altitude. It is also better to eat something hot and light. If you overeat you will have problems while walking with a heavy stomach. From starters, main course and dessert you will get everything in the food menu. You’ll get continental breakfast up to $2 to $7 and Nepali cuisine food up to $10 to $12.

How much weight is carried by the porter in the short Ebc trek?

During the short Ebc trek, one porter will help 2 clients. We prosecute the weight limits of the maximum 20kg/44lbs to 25kg per porter. So, we suggest you carry only essential trekking equipment & it should be 15kg/33lbs, not more than that. Also, the domestic flights in Nepal only grant 15kg/33lbs by putting both luggage & backpack together. And you can store the remaining luggage in the hotel of Kathmandu which will be managed by your agent.

Pinpoints of short Everest base camp trek.

  • Mesmerizing sun setting over Everest from Kala Pattar, this is basically known as Everest view point
  • Peaceful environment, with the fabulous scenery of the mountain covered with snow
  • Climate & temperature are cold in this place.
  • Tibetan snowcock, musk deer, red panda, mountain yak, & golden

Which season is suitable for short Ebc trekking?

Everest Base camp trek can be performed through out the year. But rainy season is not suggested. Spring and Autumn are best time to trek.

Spring season (early March to late July)

During this period, the temperature and climate begins warmer. You’ll see greenery all over the hills. Flowers tend to blossom and everything seems even more beautiful and better. The day will be longer and warmer in the march & it will be still cold in the morning & at nights. You’ll get a chance to see rhododendron (Nepal’s national flower) blossoming all over the hills. Since it is the perfect time for trekking it can be quite busy & you’ll experience many visitors in the himalayan region.

Autumn season (September to early November)

This is the season where the day will be warm & clean, the temperature falls off slightly cold. It will be an incredible journey when you trek in this season. There will be no risk of snowfall, rainfall and there will be no leeches as well. In this season, mountains will be more noticeable.

Climate and temperature

no.  SeasonsDay timeNight time
1.Winter-18⁰c to 16⁰c-5⁰c to 12⁰c
2.Summer-10⁰c to 8⁰c07⁰c to 15⁰c
3Spring2⁰c to 16⁰c-12⁰c to 02⁰c
3.Autumn-12⁰c to 16⁰c02⁰c to 5⁰c

Detail itinerary

Day 01: Arrivals in Kathmandu, welcome dinner. O/n at hotel/ trek preparation

Welcome to Nepal. Our representative will pick up from the Tribhuvan international airport. And then at the hotel, freshen up & take some rest. In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner organized by Adventure Vision Treks.

Day 02: Fly to Lukla (2800m) & trek to Phakding (2650m)

Lukla Airport
Lukla Airport

Early in the morning drive to Manthali (4 hours) takes Manthali to Lukla flight. A day starts with an early morning flight with a drive to Tribhuvan international airport in Kathmandu. We will catch a short Tran- himalayan flight to Tenzing Hillary airport at Lukla (2804m). At Lukla, our trekking guide will brief you & introduce you to the porter before starting the trek towards Phakding (2,610m).
We walk on a trail that slowly drops down to Chepling village from where we get the glimpse of the mountain Khumbila, a sacred mountain that has been climbed. And then we descend further down until Phakding.

Day 03: trek to Namche (3440m)

On the third day we continue trekking along the banks of the river called Dudh Koshi & cross the river several times through suspension bridges loaned with prayer flags. We cross Chumao & Monjo villages before reaching the entrance points of Sagarmatha national park. Then after, we cross suspension, bridge & we will walk across Jorsale village and walk alongside the Dudh Koshi & Bhote Koshi. A steep climb through the forested trail leads us towards the Namche Bazaar.

Aerial view of Namche Bazaar, a bustling town surrounded by majestic mountains. Colorful buildings dot the landscape, showcasing the unique blend of Sherpa culture and Himalayan beauty.
Namche Bazaar: A vibrant heart nestled in the Himalayas, where culture meets adventure.

Day 04: Acclimation rest day

This will be the first scheduled acclimatization day on our treks. Mountain experts will suggest you to stay active throughout the day; we climb high and sleep low. We spend our day in Namche Bazaar in order to acclimatize & adjust our body in this atmosphere.

After having breakfast, we hike to Syangboche Airstrip that is wonderfully located on a hill above the town. From here, we get to witness the striking view of Namche & tempting Himalayan ranges as well. Further, we hike to the Everest view hotel. It is the highest located hotel in the world & served the best view of Everest and other peaks right in front of the table. We trek back to Namche, visit Everest photo gallery & the Sherpa cultural museum.

Day 05: trek to Thyangboche

After having breakfast, we take an easy trail from Namche which leads us to the wide valley called Dudh Koshi valley at the village of Phungki Tharka. Here we get the great views of Mountain Everest. We then walk along the right side of the river called Dudh Koshi River until Tengboche. The trail from Namche to Tengboche offers the impressive beauty of nature. Trekker gets to see mesmerizing view of the rivers, hills & peaks.

Tengboche village is nestled at the juncture of the Dudh Koshi and the Imja khola (river). It is surrounded by incredible hills covered with the stunning flower rhododendron forest. The village houses Tengboche monastery, the largest monastery in the Khumbu region.

Day 06: trek to Dingboche

Today we will cross the Imja River via a suspension bridge & walk towards the beautiful village of the dingboche. We drop off & walk throughout the rich forest of birch, conifer and rhododendron treks. On the way, we get the stunning views of Mt.Everest, Mt.Lhotse & Ama Dablam. We will walk along Lobuche River & Imja valley before making the ascent to dingboche.

Day 07: Rest day at Dingboche (4360m)

We will spend a day in dingboche which helps our body to acclimatize at higher altitude. Today we climbed on a ridge located behind the village & witnessed the amazing views of 8 thou sanders including Lhotse, Makalu & Cho Oyu. In addition, we also get to admire the cholaste & taboche peaks. And to the north-east, we can see the peaks standing above the Khumbu khola valley. We will also see the picture of dingboche village & wide Imja khola valley from another point of the ridge.

Day 08: Trek to Lobuche (4930m)

After having breakfast, we’ll continue our trek to Lobuche via Dhunga. We’ll walk across the trekkers Aid post located at Pheride (4210m). The post is operated by the western volunteer doctors & assisted by the himalayan rescue association. We also walk across Chupki Lhara, a rock- strewn slanting from where attractive mountain vistas can be seen here. The chain follows the Khumbu glacier hill with exceptional views of the mountain peaks like Khumbutse, the mahalangur Himal, Lingtren & the pumori. Mount Nupste looms up ahead once the glacier pass is crossed. And overnight in Lobuche.

Day 09: Trek to gorak shep (5288m) excursion to Everest Base Camp (5545m)

Everest base campThe chain to Everest base camp is not so difficult. Nevertheless, we have ascended & descended quite often on a glacier footpath. We also walk on rough land. As we reach the base camp, we admire the amazing melt patterns and enjoy the round view of ice giants on the upper reaches of Khumbu glaciers. Mt. Everest Base Camp serves the outstanding views of Nupste, Khumbutse, & Pumori mountains. After exploration, we retrace our steps back to gorak shep to stay overnight.

Day 10: Climb Kalapattar- Gorak Shep & Kathmandu by Helicopter.

It is another significant day of the trek. Today we will be hiking early in the morning to witness mesmerizing sunrise views from Kala patthar (5545m). It is the most famous viewpoint in Nepal. After that, we trek back to Gorak Shep. After having breakfast, we will enjoy a comfy helicopter ride to return back to Kathmandu. You’ll also experience spellbinding aerial views of the wonderful topography as well as the huge himalayan range. Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 11: Trip ends

At the assigned time we’ll drop you to the airport. Our team is delighted to serve you any means. Your journey in Nepal comes to an end today. Our airport representative will transfer you to the Tribhuvan international Airport for your final departure. Goodbye & May we meet again & we are glad to be part of your journey.

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10 Things To Know Before Going To Mardi Himal Trek

The Mardi Himal Trek, situated in the Annapurna region of Nepal at an altitude of (4500m), is renowned for its exceptional natural beauty and majestic mountainous landscapes. This trek offers breathtaking views of the imposing Annapurna South and the towering Machhapuchhre Himal. This expedition offers the opportunity to discover a wide range of Natural diversity, including diverse biodiversity, Mountainous landscapes, and varied terrains, all within a single journey. The Mardi Himal trek offers a unique and valuable experience that is worth undertaking at least once in a lifetime. It is important to be well-informed about the trek before embarking on it. Therefore, Here are Ten essential considerations to be aware of before undertaking the Mardi Himal trek.

A breathtaking view of Mardi Himal, showcasing its snow-capped peaks against a clear blue sky.
Majestic Mardi Himal: A stunning panorama of Mardi Himal, where snow-capped peaks meet the endless sky.

Mardi Himal Trek Route Map 

The Mardi Himal trek is a multi-day hiking expedition that typically spans 4-5 days. It is essential for trekkers to seek proper guidance in order to navigate the route effectively and reach their intended destinations. Venturing alone may lead to various challenges, whereas enlisting the services of a guide can offer assurance and assistance, including provisions for resting during the journey. Alternatively, trekkers opting for independent travel should familiarize themselves with the Mardi Himal trek route map to ensure a safe and informed journey. The Mardi Himal trek is a relatively short trek that presents a moderate level of difficulty. The trek culminates at the Mardi Himal viewpoint, situated at an altitude of 4200 meters. For those seeking to reach the Mardi Himal basecamp at an elevation of 4500 meters, the trek poses additional challenges for hikers.

detailed trek route map of Mardi Himal, showcasing the winding trails, majestic peaks, and key landmarks along the trekking route.
Embark on the Mardi Himal trek, an unforgettable journey through breathtaking landscapes!
Image Credit: https://www.nepaltrekkinginhimalaya.com/pages/mardi-himal-trekking-route-from-pokhara

Essential Material You Should Carry During The Trek

It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing composed of polyester, nylon, or merino wool base layers, as these materials effectively wick moisture away from the skin and facilitate faster drying. Additionally, it is advisable to carry and wear trekking pants or joggers for enhanced comfort. For individuals embarking on their first trekking experience, it is beneficial to bring a trekking stick for added support.to dress in comfortable attire and footwear to facilitate ease of movement and to bear the weight of a trekking bag, typically weighing between 4-5 kilograms . Additionally, it is essential to bring a power bank due to the absence of electricity and network connectivity. The hotel utilizes solar energy for lighting and mobile phone charging. Furthermore, it is recommended to pack warm clothing, as the high camp and nighttime temperatures during the trek are expected to be cold. For more detailed packing list you may refer to: https://himalayan-masters.com/travel-guides/packing-list-for-mardi-himal-base-camp-trek/

Trekking items
Trekking items that are require during the trekking

Ensure Adequate Hydration

In order to sustain energy and alleviate fatigue, hikers should ensure adequate hydration by consuming sufficient water to maintain proper fluid balance during treks. It is advisable to also bring warm water in a thermos when embarking on early morning excursions to viewpoints, as this can help prevent cold exposure and mitigate the risk of altitude sickness.

Ensure That Your Mobile Device Is Kept At A Warm Temperature

Prolonged exposure to low temperatures can lead to a reduction in the performance of your mobile phone’s battery. It is advisable to shield your phone from the cold by placing it under a blanket or pillow during the night. Additionally, when venturing out to capture the scenic sunrise at a vantage point, it is recommended to insulate the phone with warm clothing to preserve battery life while capturing stunning images of Mardi Himal, the imposing Annapurna, and the majestic Machhapuchhre.

Do Not Overlook The Opportunity To Witness The Sunrise

It is imperative to rise early at 3:00 and depart from the hotel at 3:30 in order to witness the sunrise. The journey from high camp to the viewpoint may present moderate difficulty, as it spans a distance of 3500m to 4200m and typically takes 2 to 3 hours to traverse. By 6:30, from the viewpoint, one can behold the captivating sunrise, surrounded by the majestic peaks of Machhapuchhare, Annapurna I and II, Mardi Himal, Nilgiri, Himchuli, Dhaulagiri, and others.

Panorama of mount Annapurna – view from Poon Hill on Annapurna Circuit Trek in the Nepal Himalaya.

Food And Beverage During The Treks

The Mardi Himal trek is a brief excursion that offers participants the opportunity to immerse themselves in the local culture and gain insight into the tourism industry in Nepal. The trip also includes the experience of typical Nepali cuisine, such as the Nepali thali, comprising rice, dal, pickles (including those made from tomatoes and gundruk sadeko), curry, green leafy vegetables, and salad. While predominantly vegetarian fare is prevalent in most locations, non-vegetarian options are also available based on individual preferences.

For brunch, noodle dishes and thupa (Tibetan noodle with vegetable or chicken stew, or a combination of both) are commonly served with locally made pickles. In the mornings, breakfast typically consists of Gurung bread, boiled eggs, and vegetables like potatoes cooked with  pulses such as chickpeas, horse gram, and peas, accompanied by tea and coffee.

It Is Advisable To Refrain From The Consumption Of Alcohol And Tobacco

It is advisable to abstain from the consumption of alcohol and tobacco in order to fully appreciate the journey and achieve relief from stress and suffering. Consumption of these substances may result in various adverse effects such as vomiting, dizziness, fatigue, and anxiety. While rescue camps are available along the Mardi Himal trek, they may be delayed in emergency situations. Therefore, to avoid unnecessary complications, trekkers are encouraged to refrain from consuming alcohol and tobacco.

Refrain From Exesscive Consumption Of Food

The Mardi Himal trek typically requires a minimum of 4-5 days, with daily walking durations of 4 to 5 hours. Overindulging during lunch may result in walking difficulties, fatigue, and drowsiness. It is advisable to increase water intake and refrain from overeating. Emphasizing the consumption of nutritious meals and minimizing the intake of unhealthy food is recommended. Additionally, carrying energy bars can help regulate blood sugar levels.

Hotel and Accommodation

It is recommended to secure hotel accommodations in advance. If you are planning to embark on a trek through a travel agency such as Adventure Vision Trek and Travel (http://www.adventurevisiontreks.com), the company will arrange reservations based on your preferences and comfort. Alternatively, if you are making arrangements independently, it is advisable to make advance bookings, particularly during peak tourist seasons when there is a high influx of visitors, both domestic and international. This surge in demand may result in a shortage of available rooms, potentially necessitating alternative sleeping arrangements, such as in dining areas. Additionally, it is advisable to engage the services of a local guide who is familiar.

Best Time For Mardi Himal Trek

The Mardi Himal trek is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, including expansive blue skies, captivating cloud formations, and mesmerizing views of the surrounding Himalayan mountains. The optimal time to experience these natural wonders is from mid-September to mid-December.

 

For those interested in embarking on the Mardi Himal trek, Adventure Vision Trek and Travel can be contacted for further information at https://www.adventurevisiontreks.com or via email at info@adventurevisiontreks.com or adventurevisiontreks@gmail.com.

 

 

 

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