"Trekking at the base of the world's tallest mountain, Mt. Everest, with the magnificent Khumbu Ice Falls" On a daily walk with stunning sceneries, you can see spectacular panorama of enormous peaks. Traditional Sherpa communities and monasteries immersed in Buddhist culture are visited. From alpine woodland to barren-arid and remorseless ice fields of the Khumbu glaciers, scenic panorama fly to and from Lukla on world-unique airstrips"

The Everest Base Camp trip on the south side, at an elevation of 5,364 m (17,598 ft), is one of the most popular trekking routes in the Himalayas, with around 40,000 trekkers departing from Lukla airport each year. To save time and energy, trekkers often fly from Kathmandu to Lukla before commencing the journey to the base camp. It is feasible, though, to trek to Lukla. Because there are no roads between Kathmandu and Lukla, large and heavy commodities may only be transported by plane. 

Here are some points that makes Everest Base Camp a best trekking route in the world:

Trekking Route to Everest Base Camp

Everest Base Camp Trek starts with an exciting and panoramic flight into Lukla and starts following Dudh Koshi. The hike gets better with each passing day after crossing through the thunderous Dudh Koshi. The views improve with every meter climbed, and the terrain appears to become more difficult. On the road to Gorakshep, the final stop before Everest Base Camp, you'll pass through the almost modern town of Namche (by Himalayan standards), the peaceful Tengboche Monastery, and a few other communities. Gorakshep is the highest spot to sleep on the Everest Base Camp Trek, at 5100 meters. From Gorakshep, one can walk to Everest Base Camp and Kala Pattar, the highest point on the journey. Mount Everest (8848 meters), Lhotse (8516 meters), Pumo Ri (7161 meters), Thamserku (6623 meters), Kangtega (6782 meters), and one of the most beautiful peaks, Ama Dablam, can all be seen from Kala Pattar (5545 meters) (6812 meters).

Food and lodging are both available for the Everest Base Camp Hike

The Everest Base Camp trek is a world-renowned trekking destination with a number of well-built tea houses and lodges accessible along the way. Even high-end hotels may be found along the Everest trail, allowing for a luxurious walk to Everest Base Camp. Hotels, guest homes, and tea houses all do an excellent job of preparing hygienic cuisine for trekkers. They prepare fresh, hygienic cuisine to clients' specifications.

Everest Luxury Trek

Everest Luxury Trek is a breathtaking journey to Everest Base Camp while staying in luxurious lodges with all the modern conveniences of a hotel. The trek takes you to Nepal's Khumbu region, which is perhaps the most well-known region in the entire Himalaya. Trekking in these famous valleys is now possible while staying in comfortable lodges with all the modern conveniences of a hotel. The luxury hotels are far superior to anything else available in the area. These hotels provide spacious rooms that are tastefully decorated and have hot and cold running water in an attached bathroom. Best of all, each lodge has been thoughtfully sited to provide a magnificent view of the Himalayas or surrounding valleys from the lodge itself. The scenery on this Everest Luxury Trek is among the most spectacular in the Himalaya.

The trek offers an insight into the traditional life and culture of high Sherpa villages, Tibetan Buddhist monasteries, and sacred peaks and valleys. The Everest Luxury Trek allows you to experience and savor Sherpa culture in Namche Bazaar (the gateway to Everest), as well as the twin villages of Khunde and Khumjung. These villages are the larger settlements in Khumbu's higher valleys. The sacred Khumbila or Khumbu Yül-Lha (5761 meters), as well as visits to Tengboche monastery and Laude Gomba (which also has a famous meditative cave where Rimpoches meditated), add a spiritual dimension to the trek. The spectacular views of Everest rising behind Lhotseface, as well as the nearby Ama Dablam (regarded as one of the most beautiful mountains in the world), are also highlights of the Everest Luxury Trek. 

Everest Panorama Trek 

The Everest Panorama Trek is a less strenuous alternative to the Everest Base Camp Trek, with the highest point reached being the Buddhist monastery of Tengboche. It is the best alternative option for experiencing the Khumbu region for people who want to trek to Everest but have health concerns or altitude difficulties. Though the Everest Panorama Trek is shorter, it does not lack the scenery and excitement of trekking in the Himalayas, with panoramic views of most of the Khumbu peaks, including the world's highest peak, Mount Everest. The Everest Panorama Trek is intended for people who have no prior experience with mountain climbing but want to experience the amazing culture and scenery of the famous Khumbu region.

Cost of Everest Base Camp 

Trekking up to Mount Everest's base camp is the closest one can get without climbing the world's tallest peak. And trekking up to the base camp is significantly less expensive than climbing Everest. The cost of the Everest Base Camp Trek is not set in stone. The trip would cost anywhere from $2099 to $4500, depending on the route, outfitter, and services. The luxurious trekking packages and helicopter return will be slightly more expensive than the standard packages. If you want to spend a couple of nights at the Everest base camp after trekking, the cost will rise to $4500.