Everest Base Camp
Tour Operator: World Expeditions
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Overview
| Location : |
Himalayas, Nepal |
| Activity : |
Trekking, Cultural Immersion |
| Price : |
From $2890 |
| Departures : |
January, February, March, April, September, October, November, December
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| Duration : |
20 days |
| Lodging : |
Camping |
| Ability Level : |
Moderate More Details |
| Minimum Age : |
14 |
| Group Size : |
4 - 16 |
| Interest : |
Couples, Solo Travelers |
Discover Nepal with World Expeditions
This trek is designed to fulfill the dream of many trekkers to experience the historic route to the base of the worlds highest mountain. Our carefully devised itinerary provides a fine opportunity to visit both Base Camp and the nearby peak of Kala Pattar (5545m) where uninterrupted views of Everest are gained.
We trek the more remote trails along the far side of the Khumbu valley, savouring the high mountain views from our selected campsites in the company of our Sherpa guides, whose knowledge and passion for trekking in the Khumbu add a further dimension to this memorable trek.
About World Expeditions
World Expeditions is one of the world's oldest adventure travel companies. Originating as a Himalayan trekking company in 1975, we have developed into one of the leading authorities in the field of adventure tourism. Our product range has expanded significantly since we first offered trips to Nepal and India in the 70's. We now cover all continents, with trips ranging from adventure touring to introductory trekking and cycling adventures, to sea kayaking and mountaineering trips. We have earned this reputation through the unique experiences that we provide in the field, through our environmental philosophy of minimal impact travel, and for the very special quality of giving something back to the communities we visit.
Past Customer Feedback
This was the most awesome trip - it was life changing. Our leader was sensational. Food supplied and cooked on the trek was out of this world!
Meredith Fishman, Oct 2005
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