Everest Base Camp
A trek to Everest base camp is as much a pilgrimage as a straightforward trek, but there’s much more to the region than ‘just’ Mt Everest.
16 days
Everest Base Camp
The classic route to Everest Base Camp
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Kagbeni
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Dolpo region
A vast and little known swathe of western Nepal... -
Lo Manthang
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Upper Mustang
Shrouded in mystery and completely closed to outsiders until 1992, walking here is as much a cultural experience as a mountain one... -
Langtang Valley
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Annapurna region
Home to the Annapurna Circuit, the classic walk of Nepal and one that for many years was hyped as quite simply the single best trek on the planet... -
Kathmandu
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Pokhara
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Jomsom
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Machha Khola
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Phakding
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Gokyo Lakes
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Tengboche Monastery
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Kala Patthar
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Cho La Pass
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Namche Bazaar
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Makalu
Isolated villages, forests hung in mosses and orchids, high yak pastures and, finally, the rock and ice wastes around Makalu base camp for some of the most inspiring mountain vistas in Nepal... -
Chitwan National Park
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Dharapani
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Larkya La Pass
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Manaslu region
The worlds eighth-highest mountain, surrounded by steamy lowland valleys and fields of rice slowly giving way to ice coated passes haunted by snow leopards and who knows what else... -
Poon Hill
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Machhapuchhare Base Camp
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Thasang
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Tatopani
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Galeshwor
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Chisapani
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Gul Bhanjyang
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Magingoth
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Tharepati
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Surche Phedi
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Lauribina
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Thulo Syabru
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Lama Hotel
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Kanchenjunga
Kanchenjunga is the third highest mountain on Earth and the hike to the base camp of this daunting peak is one of the most exciting treks in... -
Langtang region
Visible from central Kathmandu, Langtang has some of the most accessible trekking in Nepal – if it weren’t for the traffic you could almost walk from your guesthouse straight to the mountains... -
Kyanjin Gompa
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Lobuche
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Far West region
A landscape of deep, dank forests, sparkling sheets of water, lonely mountains crushed in ice and snow, narrow canyons and ancient villages... -
Dingboche
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Syabru Besi
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Pheriche
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Monjo
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Ghorepani
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Lukla
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Chhomrong
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Sinuwa Hill
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Deurali
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Dovan
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Annapurna Sanctuary
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Soti Khola
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Philim
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Machhapucchare Base Camp
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Samdo
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Namrung
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Lho
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Deng
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Phortse
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Ghilin
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Samar
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Larkya Glacier
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Chhusang
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Tange
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Yara
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Things to do in Everest Base Camp
Our recommended experiences and activities
Everest Base Camp
Hike to Everest base camp
Hiking to base camp is either a beginning or an end: for some, it marks the culmination of their trip, for others the beginning of something bigger. Either way, the views on the hike are spectacular.
Where to go in Nepal
Our recommended places
Dolpo region
A vast and little known swathe of western Nepal. Dolpo is a magical region of frozen desert, piercing blue skies and unnamed peaks folding along the furthest horizon.
Upper Mustang
Shrouded in mystery and completely closed to outsiders until 1992, walking here is as much a cultural experience as a mountain one.
Annapurna region
Home to the Annapurna Circuit, the classic walk of Nepal and one that for many years was hyped as quite simply the single best trek on the planet.
Makalu
Isolated villages, forests hung in mosses and orchids, high yak pastures and, finally, the rock and ice wastes around Makalu base camp for some of the most inspiring mountain vistas in Nepal.
Manaslu region
The worlds eighth-highest mountain, surrounded by steamy lowland valleys and fields of rice slowly giving way to ice coated passes haunted by snow leopards and who knows what else.
Kanchenjunga
Kanchenjunga is the third highest mountain on Earth and the hike to the base camp of this daunting peak is one of the most exciting treks in
Langtang region
Visible from central Kathmandu, Langtang has some of the most accessible trekking in Nepal – if it weren’t for the traffic you could almost walk from your guesthouse straight to the mountains.
Far West region
A landscape of deep, dank forests, sparkling sheets of water, lonely mountains crushed in ice and snow, narrow canyons and ancient villages.
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