Everest Basecamp Trek
Trip Details:
Dates: April 17 - April 30, 2027
Price: 1,350 KWD (installment payment option available)
Level: Challenging Level Trek
Accommodation: 5 Star Hotel in Kathmandu, Mountain Lodges during the trek
Group Size: 10-12 Adults
Arrival and Departure Airport: Kathmandu Airport
Guided by Laila Al Sarraj and Ahmed Almonsouri
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This is just a teaser! We will send you the full itinerary once you sign up!
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu and welcome dinnerDay 2: Scenic flight to Lukla and first trek into the Himalayas - 8 km
Day 3: Trek to Namche Bazaar through suspension bridges and pine forests - 11 km
Day 4: Acclimatization day with views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam - 5 km
Day 5: Trek to Tengboche and visit to one of the most sacred Buddhist monasteries in the Khumbu - 10 km
Day 6: Climb to Dingboche as the landscape turns alpine - 10 km
Day 7: Acclimatization hike toward Nangkartshang Peak - 6 km
Day 8: Trek to Lobuche, passing the Thukla Pass memorials - 9 km
Day 9: Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) - 13 km
Day 10: Kala Patthar sunrise at 5,550 m and descent to Pheriche - 16 km
Day 11: Descent through Sherpa villages back to Namche Bazaar - 17 km
Day 12: Final trek to Lukla - 17 km
Day 13: Scenic flight back to Kathmandu and farewell dinner
Day 14: Departure from Nepal
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Airport transfers, private vehicle both ways
Hotel Aloft, Kathmandu, 5-star, with breakfast
Lodge accommodation throughout the trek, comfortable with private bathrooms where available
All meals during the trek, breakfast, lunch and dinner
Tea and coffee with meals
Welcome and farewell dinners in Kathmandu
Sagarmatha National Park permit and TIMS permit
Licensed English-speaking trekking guide
Porters for trekking baggage
All guide and porter expenses
First-aid kit and pulse oximeter for altitude monitoring
Seasonal fresh fruit after dinner where available
Luggage storage in Kathmandu during the trek
Trip completion certificate
All government taxes and service charges
Emergency assistance and evacuation coordination if required
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Nepal entry visa fee
International flights
Travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking, medical treatment and emergency evacuation
Emergency evacuation and medical expenses
Lunches and dinners in Kathmandu, except the included welcome and farewell dinners
Beverages including soft drinks, juices and bottled water
Personal snacks
Wi-Fi and battery charging fees where applicable
Personal trekking equipment
Tips and gratuities for guides, porters and drivers
Any expenses not listed under inclusions
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Warm and clear with cool nights. Expect sunny mornings with temperatures around 10 to 15°C at lower elevations and dropping to 0 to 5°C at higher camps. April sits in the pre-monsoon sweet spot with excellent visibility and the best mountain views of the year. Light layers during the day, warm insulation needed at night.
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We’re flexible with payments! To reserve your spot, a non-refundable deposit of 275 KD is required. The remaining balance can be paid in monthly installments, with the final payment due one month before the trip.
For example, if the trip is in July and you sign up in March, your payments would be spread across March, April, May, and the final one in June.
We'll send you the full itinerary and personally answer any questions you have before you decide to join.
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"هو حلم وتحقق .. كل يوم بالنسبة لي كان تحدي من نوع خاص وغير فيني الكثير .. رحلة تشمل المتعة والتحدي والروحانيه .. كانت رحلة صعبة جدا ورغم صعوبتها ظلت الروح المرحه والمعنويات المرتفعه والأمل هي السائدة لكل وقت .. ورغم المشقة لكن لذة الوصول مسحت كل التعب .. مو مهم عمرك أو لياقتك البدنية العالية، المهم يكون الهدف اللي بتوصل له نصب عيونك وهو شاغلك الوحيد."
— Mona Al Abdulhadi
Guided by Laila Al Sarraj
Hi, I'm Laila, a Kuwaiti who has always believed that the best thing travel gives you is the people you meet along the way. That belief has been with me since I was young, and it has only gotten stronger with every trip I've been on.
Outside of travel, you'll find me at the gym or on a yoga mat, trying to stay grounded in between adventures. My friends would describe me as a leader, a dreamer, and down to earth, which I think is a pretty accurate combination for someone who loves both the chaos and the calm that come with exploring the world.
My turning point came when I summited Kilimanjaro. Standing on that peak after everything it took to get there, the isolation, the physical challenge, the quiet moments with myself, something shifted. I fell in love with mountains and trekking and learned things about myself I couldn't have found anywhere else.
What I want most on every trip is simple: for people to feel safe enough to be themselves, to make real connections, and to leave knowing a little more about who they are.
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