Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the most sought-after trekking routes around the globe and also in Nepal. A trek in Everest is a life-long dream and a chance for all trekkers and adventurer. This thrilling adventure will take you on an unforgettable trek to the top of the Mount Everest, which is the World’s tallest mountain. Mount Everest (8,848m).
Are you looking to be able to experience the natural world, Himalayan culture and geography in all its glory? If so, then Everest Base Camp Trek will satisfy all your desires.
Along the treks you’ll get to meet amazing ethnic villages with rich cultures and towns. The views you see following a long and tiring day of hiking are truly breathtaking. This will bring joy to your heart and enthusiasm. There are many reasons that will draw you to undertake the Everest Base Camp Trek.
One of the best 12 reasons to go on the Everest Base Camp Trek includes
Cultural Tours around Kathmandu City.
Typically, each Everest Base Camp Trek starts with an Kathmandu City Tour. It is possible to have the city tour after you have completed your EBC Trek. Because you’ll be exhausted from the EBC Trek, touring around Kathmandu could be exhausting. Therefore, the majority of agencies offer Kathmandu City Tour prior to a journey out of Kathmandu towards Lukla. This fascinating city tour of Kathmandu valley will take you to famous historic and culturally wealthy World Heritage sites. The sites are Boudhanath Stupa, Swayambhunath Stupa or The Monkey Temple, Pashupatinath Temple, Kathmandu or Patan Durbar Square.
Furthermore, you can enjoy Kathmandu Day Tour; that provides a fantastic excursion around the historic town of Bhaktapur, Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Changu Narayan Temple. Changu Narayan Temple is the oldest temple in Nepal time that dates back to the 5th century.
A beautiful scenic flight from Kathmandu To Lukla.
While travel to Lukla is considered to be one of the most hazardous flights in the world, it’s among the top picturesque flight routes in Nepal. There are a variety of routes for getting to Everest Base Camp; which includes the Ramechhap and the Lukla Flight, Phaplu Everest Base Camp Route for trekking, Jiri to Everest Base Camp routes, and so on. The majority of trekkers choose the Lukla flight the most, even though it’s risky since they would like to enjoy stunning views of forests, forested hills, valleys amazing villages and rivers and much more. From the air, you will get a see from a bird’s eye view the greenery of farms, terraces, clouds gorgeous waterfalls crashing down into the forest’s deep.
When you land at Tenzing Norgay Airport, Lukla is where you will get your first glimpse of Mt.Everest. From Lukla ( sometimes referred to as the gateway to Everest) the journey begins with mountains and valleys, rivers villages, cultural and religious sites before reaching the magnificent Everest Base Camp.
Sightseeing around Sagarmatha National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site)
In the route from Namche Bazaar, we arrive at the UNESCO Heritage site of the Khumbu region, Sagarmatha National Park. The protected area requires permission to access that you can obtain at its entry gate. In this area, you will be able to experience the Himalayan ecosystem that is based on a thick woodland of oaks, pines and junipers as well as bamboo and Rhododendrons. The forest is home to many endangered species of flora and fauna from the area. While walking through the woods there are uncommon animals like blue sheep, snow leopard, Himalayan goats and eagles and many others. The trails that connect these forests offer a sense of adventure in the wild as well as a nature walk as you head towards Namche Bazaar.
Hillary Suspension Bridge(Highest Suspension bridge of Nepal)
This is by far the most elevated suspension bridge in the Khumbu region, which spans the milky Dudh Kosi river. It is the final bridge that you will need for Day 2 or 3 of Everest Base Camp Trek before ascending steeply to the road that is Namche Bazaar. The bridge itself is exciting and sacred. The prayer flags of religious significance around the bridge will give you spiritual and religious feelings. The swinging bridge will be thrilling as you cross it.
Namche Bazaar(Mountain Lifestyle Of Sherpa People)
Also known as Namche is also known as the Tourism Capital and the largest sherpa settlement in The Khumbu region. The charming town of Namche is a stopover and acclimatization point for all Everest Region Trekking including Everest Base Camp Trek. Tourism is the primary occupation of the Namche Bazaar. The town offers a stunning view of the mountains such as Kongde Ri(6,187m), Thamserku (6,623m) and the majestic Everest (8,848m). Within the town, you can find many restaurants, cafes or lodges, bakeries, Tibetan handicraft shops, museums, and so on. If you are looking for a break during your day in Namche it is possible to visit these establishments and relax for the rest of the day by eating delicious beverages and food.
Tengboche Monastery(One of the Top Buddhist Stupa)
Tengboche monastery Tengboche is situated on the top of the hillock in Tengboche village, which is situated at the confluence of Dudh Kosi and Imja river. Tengboche monastic complex is one of the biggest monastery in the Khumbu district. It was founded during the year 1916, by Lama Gulu. The monastery is influenced on it from Rongbuk Monastery in Tibet. At to the Tengboche Monastery, you can be awestruck by the views of mountains such as Everest, Tawache, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam and Thamserku. The trekkers and Alpinists go to this sacred site to discover the history of the monastery as well as pray for their success in their Everest trek. The monastery is home to thousands of monks that perform every day Buddhists rituals each morning. Additionally there is the Tengboche monastery is well-known for its Sherpa festivals that are held each year. This is known as Mani Rimdu Festival. Mani The Rimdu Festival.
Everest View Hotel(The highest place Star Hotel)
Your trek is not complete If you didn’t visit the Nepal’s Highest Altitude Hotel. Everest View Hotel is the most high altitude resort in Nepal and is among the top hotel in the world. It was also listed as a part of Guinness World Records for Highest Altitude Hotel in the world in 2004. Just a couple of hours away from Namche Bazaar, you reach Everest View Hotel. This luxurious hotel opens to trekkers the terrace for a short period of time to enjoy a breathtaking views and breathtaking scenery of a life-time. From the terrace, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains, among which Everest is the most impressive. The hotel is where you can sit down outside or on the roof to savor local dishes while enjoying the view and the scenery. In the hotel, you will have access to internet or Wi-Fi, as well as the best facilities for accommodation.
Everest Base Camp(Our Final Destination)
It’s the primary attraction of the entire trip. It is the Everest Base Camp resides at 5300m, which is the highest point to experience face-to-face experiences with Mt.Everest without the need for climbing gear. After a long and hard day of work and finally making it to this point, the Everest Base Camp and exploring this amazing world of rocks and snow, it can bring trekkers a sense satisfaction and fulfillment. The whole Everest Base Camp area embellished with vibrant prayer flags and high apex snow peaks, and the stunning Khumbu Glacier Icefall. It is a well-known location for landings for many Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour.
The Best Sunrise View From Kala Patthar
This is also the summit in the Everest Base Camp Trek. Kala Patthar means a large black mountain, which is situated at 5,500m. Kala Patthar is one the most beautiful viewpoints in Nepal with stunning views of sunset, sunrise as well as panoramic views and landscape. Trekkers begin their morning hike to climb the mountain before sunrise. The summit offers 360-degree panoramic views of Everest as well as Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam, and other lesser ones.
Authentic Foods
Food is essential when hiking in Nepal that can keep you going for a long time. The trekkers are not allowed to consume a heavy meal however they are able to consume a digestible Nepalese foods such as “Dal Bhat”. Dal Bhat is the national food of Nepal that is made up of curry, rice and lentils, chicken soup salads, pickles, salads ghee, and so on. It is a great source of carbohydrate, vitamins, proteins and minerals, which are vital during treks. While trekking you’ll enjoy the local cuisines from different ethnicities of the region. At Namche Bazaar, several bakeries are known for their chocolate cakes as well as coffee along with Tibetan tea. The food in this region could be costly but it’s definitely worth it since it’s delicious.
Sherpa Festivals and Culture.
Khumbu region is the primary settlement of thousands of sherpas who’s primary sources of revenue are tourism. The legendary journey towards Everest Base Camp allows you to discover and appreciate the traditional culture, tradition as well as the customs and rituals of the Sherpa people. Sherpas love dancing and singing, so they are known for their singing songs from the folk and dancing to the.
Apart from their distinct style of life and courage they are also known for their extravagant celebrations. Within the Khumbu region there are three major festivals that take place within those in the Sherpa community. They include Lhosar, Harvest Festival, and the Mani Rimdu Festival.
Lhosar will be the new year’s eve of the sherpa community as well as other Buddhist religious adherents. The celebration lasts for 15 days and only three days are of major importance.
The harvest festival is celebrated in July. the sherpa celebrate it at home, and then visit monasteries in the area to worship and participate in ceremonies of the religious kind.
Mani Rimdu Festival is the largest and most significant celebration in the Khumbu region. Sherpa communities from far-off villages go to at the Tengboche monastery to attend the grand celebration. If you trek during the time of the festival (late October through November) you will be able to witness the spectacular ceremony in which dancers in masks are telling stories about religious subjects.
The NangkarTshang Hill Viewpoint(Hiking Place From Dingboche)
Following Namche, Dingboche is the location where we can take breaks and take acclimatization breaks. In the morning it is possible to visit NangkarTshang’s viewpoint. It is a 3 hour hike from the village of Dingboche to the top at the top of NangkarTshang Hill; this viewpoint provides wide and close-up views of Makalu, Lhoste, Mera Peak (Island Peak) and Chhopulu.
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In the end, Everest Base Camp Trek is packed with thrilling adventurous, exciting and thrilling activities that will make your heart swell with joy and joy.
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