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Everest Base Camp Budget Trek
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Everest Base Camp Budget Trek - 12 days

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Duration12 Days
Trip GradeModerate
Maximum Altitude5545 m/18194 ft
ActivitiesTrekking
Group SizeAny
StartsKathmandu
EndsKathmandu
Best TimeSpring (March - May), Autumn (September - November)

Are you settling in, because the trip to the Everest Base Camp (5364 meters) is an expensive journey? Well, if that's the case, then we've got you covered. This 12-day Budget Everest Base Camp Trekking Package is tailored, keeping in mind that every hiker, backpacker, friend group, youth, or even senior citizens with a tight budget get to unveil the beauty of the pristine Khumbu region, comfortably and safely.

Tick off your bucket list this year with the most popular Himalayan adventure to the Everest region, with our finely customized 12 days Everest Base Camp Budget Trek, which gives you a first-hand ticket to witness the panorama of the world's tallest peak - Mt. Everest. 

Budget Everest Base Camp Trek Overview

Our Everest Base Camp Budget Trek is a perfectly tailored package that explores the beauty of the Khumbu region and takes you to the lap of the world's highest peak at a budget-friendly cost. Although the cost is basically on the lower side, this trek does cover every highlighted aspect of the standard regular itinerary of the 14-day EBC Trek, so do not get misunderstood, in terms of the experiences, as it does take you to the notable villages and every stopping point, just like a basic standard package. 

The Budget Everest Trek is one of the most loved packages, which lets you explore the rich Sherpa villages and warm hospitality amid the Himalayas, terraced fields with yaks grazing, blooming rhodendrons, woodlands, and the alpine valleys surrounded by the panorama of the Himalayan range. Followed by the Lukla Flight from Kathmandu, our Budget Everest Base Camp Trek suits every pace of hikers, from beginners to any age group, without demanding any prior experience, covering 8 to 12 km of distance and 5 to 6 hours of hiking per day, proudly welcoming every kind of trekkers. 

For your ease, and to minimize the risk of altitude sickness, this comfortable trip to EBC includes two acclimatization days in Namche Bazaar and Dengboche, before ascending to higher elevations, so your body gets acclimated to the rising elevation. This 12-day Everest Base Camp Budget Trekking passes through the notable settlements of Phakding, Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dengboche, and Lobuche, followed by Gorakshep, with a side trip to Everest View Hotel, Khumjung village, and Nangkartshag Peak, before ascending to the almighty Everest Base Camp (EBC) and Kala Patthar at 5545 meters.

This 12-Day Everest Base Camp Budget Trek navigates through the Sagarmatha National Park and some of the iconic  Everest view points, including the historical landmarks, with the assistance of an experienced licensed trekking guide who is medically equipped, where your safety and comfort are looked after throughout the journey.

Willing to head over to the legendary foothill of the legendary Mount Everest, following the pathway of Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa, at a budget-friendly cost, then, do not wait longer, we offer this budget trek to the lap of the tallest of the world's highest peak, where your every logistics, flight cost, permit with the guidance of supportive crews will be covered. However, if you are looking forward to covering this trip in a short period, then you can opt for the 10-Day Short Everest Trek, or the EBC Heli Return Trek, to return, with a heli ride, straight from Gorakshep, avoiding the descent to Lukla.

Highlights

  • An astonishing flight to Lukla, with a gaze over the best panoramic aerial view, and the transition of the highlands
  • Insight into the Sherpa culture, traditions, and their way of living at such a high altitude, while preserving their customs
  • Following the regular EBC trail, exploring the pristine flora and wildlife of the Sagarmatha National Park
  • Get accompanied by several mountains and diverse landscapes with the blooming red rhododendrons
  • Cross through several river streams, suspension bridges, waterfalls, and many popular landmarks in between
  • Hike to Everest Base Camp on a budget, without any compromise, on safety, comfort, and with the most affordable pricing
  • Get to know about the mysterious Yeti scalp in the Khumjung monastery and village, housing the Hillary School and Hospital
  • Witness the Tibetan Buddhism culture more in depth while visiting the monastery of Tengboche, with the daily prayers of monks
  • Take a side trip hike / ascend to Nangkartshang Peak, that perched at an elevation of over 5000 meters
  • Reach the almighty EBC - the lap and the launchpad of the world's tallest peak of Mt. Everest
  • Final ascent to the iconic Kala Patthar at the highest altitude of 5545 meters, with the most beautiful sunrise over the Himalayan range

12 Days Budget Everest Base Camp Trek Route

The Everest Base Camp Budget Trek begins with a short flight to Lukla from Kathmandu for 35 minutes, just like a standard EBC Trail itinerary. Then, the walking trekking trail starts toward Phakding, following the Dudh Koshi River alongside, and the settlements of Jorsalle and Monjo, on the second day. Namche also marks our first acclimatization day, where we've two side trip possibilities: Everest View Hotel - the world's highest situated hotel, or Khumjung village, visiting Sherpa museum, Khumjung monastery, and Sherpa culture.

On the following days, we will proceed on our journey toward Tengboche, Dingboche, and Lobuche, before ascending to Gorakshep and Everest Base Camp (5364 meters). Whereas, another acclimatization day (exploration day) stands out to be at Dingboche, where you can take either a side trip to either Nangkartshang Peak, or Chhukung Ri. On the 9th day, the trek takes you to the highest elevation at 5545 meters - Kala Patthar, for the enchanting sunrise, panoramic view of Mount Everest.

The trek retraces the pathway, with a downhill walk to Namche Bazaar and Lukla, on the 10th and 11th day, and finally ends with a Lukla Flight to Kathmandu, concluding the 12-day Budget Everest Trek.

What sets this Everest Base Camp Budget Trek different from the regular standard EBC Trek?

Our 12-day Everest Base Camp Trek is simply tailored for those who are willing to reach the lap of the world's highest mountain - Mount Everest, at a cost-appropriate and budget-friendly price, making it different from the EBC Trek, which is on the costlier side. Even though this trip is budget-friendly, it visits all the highlighted corners of the Everest region, just like the regular itinerary; the only difference is that the accommodation in Kathmandu is not included, other than that, everything remains the same. However, if you haven't sorted out where to get settled in at Kathmandu, then we will provide you with 1 night stay at a standard hotel of our own, with AC facilities and Breakfast, on your arrival day here in Nepal, as a complimentary and a gratitude.

Likewise, the lodges, along the trailhead, will be provided a basic one, and on a twin-sharing basis, with your group. However, if you are travelling solo, or if you are trekking solo, then a single room will be given; that's the best we can do for you. An experienced trekking guide is included; however, a porter to carry your backpack is not included in our Budget Everest Base Camp Trekking Package. If you want one, then you can visit our Add-ons section. These small cut-offs, in distance and adjustments in the package, have allowed us to offer you the most affordable price available in the market out there, making it all budget-friendly.

Even though it is an Everest Base Camp Budget Trek, with an affordable price, the real aura and the adventurous journey to the Khumbu region are promised to be a safe, smooth, and comfortable trip, without any compromises. There is no hidden cost; whatever you see, you get it. We do not believe in charging you extra, untill and unless it's a personal expense, that's not included in our package. Check the cost details below to know where it has been mentioned all the facilities that you will be provided with this costing.  

Key Attractions and Popular Landmarks during the Everest Base Camp Budget Trek

Here are some of the major sites, viewpoints, and some of the major highlights that the 12 Days Everest Base Camp Budget Trekking, takes you to, all along as mentioned below, right from the beginning to the end, exploring every corner of the trekking trail and the pristine Sagarmatha National Park.

Flight to Lukla: Glance at the Aerial Mountain Views

The journey begins with a small aircraft, Lukla Flight, which is an astonishing journey itself, that shows you the perfect transition from the bustling, noisy city area to the Himalayas' calming panorama of the mountains. While being seated at the window seat, expect to be welcomed with the first glimpse of the Himalayan range, such as Nuptse, Langtang Lirung, Cho Oyu, and Mount Everest (8848.88 meters) rising high in the clear sky, before landing at Lukla Airport. It is also known as the Tenzing-Hillary Airport, a gateway for every adventure seeker to this pristine landmark of the Everest region, with the bustling town, cafes, monasteries nearby, and restaurants, with several viewpoints, where you can chill out, before starting the trekking trail to Phakding.

Namche Bazaar: Explore the Bustling Town and Ancient Landmark

Perched at an elevation of 3440 meters, Namche Bazaar  is one of the prominent and central spots for acclimatization, before moving any further or ascending higher, where you can take side trips to the world's highest situated 5-star hotel - Everest View Hotel, or Khumjung village, one of the oldest Sherpa villages. In the old days, Namche used to be the checkpoint for the salt trade, to exchange yak cheese, salt, and chhurpi (solid cheese), or other items, including textiles and teas. The trades were the main source of livelihood for the sherpas and Tibetan merchants, and still in the present days, you can get a glimpse of the Tibetan goods, such as thangka paintings, handily embroidered items, handicraft jewels, yak dairy products, in local shops, showing the ancient trading market till today.

While staying here, you can explore many cafes, bars, and bakery shops selling Swiss-style bakeries such as muffins, croissants, brownies, and try Americanos (straight made out of Himalayan beans), and buy some of the hand-made items resembling Sherpa culture and the Great Himalayas, back to your home and loved ones. All in all, Namche Bazar is a reminder that even at such an elevation, the luxury and modernization thrive, without impacting the rich historical landmarks and the ancient culture and traditions.

Khumjung Monastery: The Mysterious Yeti Scalp

Khumjung Monastery is a popular side trip visit during this trek to Everest Base Camp, which is one of the most notable spots, that is said to be the monastery where the yeti head scalp is preserved, which gained lots of media attention worldwide, and even the researchers. Whether it is a belief, myth, or reality, it remains uncovered, whereas the rumors about the YETI- The snowman, were speculated when the first summitter, Edmund Hillary, back in the 1960s, when the legend himself aimed to search for the evidence of the wild snowman. The yeti is basically a large huge ape-like creature; some consider it a good luck charm and some as a protector of the Himalayas, as well, and whether it is real, or just a mythical belief remains questionable to date. 

Khumjung Village: Hillary Trust School and Supportive Hospital

After the successful ascent by Sir Edmund Hillary, the first person to ascender to Everest, he wanted to do something back for the community of the Sherpa locals. That is why Edmund Hillary built Khumjung Secondary School back in 1961, to provide quality education to the children in the Everest region, as a gratitude to the Sherpa porters and guides, who assist every summiter to the mountains, showing their bravery. In the present day, due to the kind-hearted people like you, with the trustworthy funds, many computer labs, libraries, and classes are facilitated with desks, boards, and good, talented teachers, which provides new life to Sherpa kids, to pursue further careers with quality education and explore the world, beyond just climbing and portering.

On the other hand, Khumjung village is also marked as a home to a supportive hospital that provides healthcare and medical emergency facilities to trekkers and Sherpa locals, which was contributed by the Hillary Trust Fund, which has a huge impact in the Khumbu region. With the spirit of the humanitarian and great contribution, today, the education sector and health facilities have flourished in the Himalayas, changing and saving the lives of thousands of people.

Tengboche Monastery: Where Tibetan culture Thrives with the Mountain Views

Tengboche Monastery is also known as Thyangboche, which stands out to be the largest gompa (Tibetan monastery) of the Khumbu region, hosting several rituals, festivals, like Mani Rimdu, and daily prayers or chantings of the monks. Perched on the hillside, in the confluence between the roaring Dudh Koshi valley and the Imja Khola, straight out from the Island Peak, Tengboche showcases the alluring views of the captivating mountains such as Ama Dablam, Tharmseku, Cho Oyu, and a glimpse of Mount Everest as well, presenting a blend of beauty and cultural heritage sites. Whereas, while settling at the Tengboche village, you get to participate and see the monks' daily prayers, and pass via the mani walls, whitely washed chortens, and the colorful Tibetan prayer flags, showing the rich Tibetan Buddhism influence culture.

Side Trip to Nangkartshang Peak (5083 meters)

During the second acclimatization day at Dingboche, while venturing out on the Everest Base Camp 12 Days Trek, the side trip includes an uphill walk to Nangkartshang Peak, located at 5083 meters. This excursion, or you can say rest day, is important before taking any further altitude gain, to acclimate to the rising high elevation and be risk-free from high mountain sickness, which is a round trip of 5 to 6 hours of time covering 9 to 10 km back and forth. The top of the Nangkartshang Peak shows the captivating panoramic views of several mountains, including Cho Oyu, Makalu, Lhotse, Nuptse, Island Peak, and even the 1st prominent view of Mount. Everest, making the rest day worth it.

Everest Base Camp: Reach the foothill of the world's highest mountain

Standing at an elevation at such sea level of 5364 meters, along the Khumbu glacier and the thundering mountains of Lhotshe and Nuptshe, Everest Base Camp is a launching pad for the summiters, and the pinnacle of the trekking as well, so standing at the foothill of Mount Everest (8848.88 m) is surely an once in a lifetime moment. Just in 2025, during the spring season, more than 900 summiters attempted to climb the summit, and more than 38,000 individuals across the globe were recorded to reach the Everest Base Camp (EBC) every year. Hence, expect to get an insight into many motivational climbers and keen-minded hikers, like you, all along, during this Everest Budget Trek.

Thrilling Ascent to Kala Patthar: Feel the Everest Panorama Sunrise

Kala Patthar stands out being one of the legendary viewpoints to witness the surreal panorama of Mount Everest, where the huge rock formation has seen the joys of adventure seekers, for finally being the nearest as possible to the almighty peak. Well, to be honest, it is an emotional moment that every hiker will feel, as Kala Patthar also marks its name as being the highest elevation that anyone can ever reach to witness the world's tallest mountain without any climbing permit. The journey to Kala Patthar sets off from Gorakshep at 4 AM, passing through moraine, and the sunrise golden hour view, coloring the several mountains such as Cho Oyu, Nuptse, Lhotse, Makalu, and a 360-degree panorama of the Everest, is surely unbelievable. Now, scream your lungs out for successfully attaining the highest point of 5545 meters, a new height to add on this year, 2025, and 2026, and tick off your bucket list finally.

Budget Everest Base Camp Trek Cost for 2025 and 2026

The Everest Base Camp Trek cost simply depends on a variety of factors, such as the length, duration, distance covered, transportation included, seasonal basis, and the number of hikers in a group. As there are many packages out there, from standard to luxury, to a private deluxe one, our Everest Base Camp Budget Trek cost is simply introduced, to provide a pocket-friendly costing, with safe navigation at the same time. Although it is a budgeted trip, with a cheap cost set at a very affordable price, your logistics will get covered, with a guided adventure, with an experienced licensed trekking guide.

Our 12 Days Everest Base Camp Trek package costs start from USD 850, and go up to USD 1099, covering required logistics from meals, accommodation, flight (both ways), permits, including all the official government charges and taxes for the trip, with an English-speaking registered trekking guide. The cost highly depends on the trekkers; in your group, the more the number of hikers, the lower the price tends to be; however, the standard/price of our package is USD 1099 per head. However, the price and itinerary can be customized as per your choice as well, considering your preference and comfort, whereas if you have any queries, then contact us to know more about the trip.

Why choose Destination Himalaya Treks and Expedition for your Himalayan Adventure?

Well, being on the trekking and climbing journey, we have completed 2 decades (more than 15 years) of milestones in serving many adventure seekers, all across the globe, to every corner of the Himalayas. We always look forward to making your trip a smooth, comfortable, and hassle-free odyssey, with the best professional team possible. That is why our pro expert teams are locals from the region itself, who know every single corner, and highlight aspects so you make the most out of it. The trekking guides that you will be hiking with are professional, medically equipped, and certified by NMA (Nepal Mountaineering Association) and TAAN as well, hence, your adventure is surely in safe hands.

This Budget Everest Base Camp Trek is crafted ensuring that everyone, even those with strict tight on budgets, can get to reach the almighty lap of the iconic peak, without any hesitation. With small alterations, we've successfully tailored this package. Do not feel hesitant about booking your Everest Base Camp Budget Trek 2025 and 2026, anytime of the year, whether it's spring or autumn, or off season, we offer the best guided trip, with the most competitive price out in the market. To make your 12-day Everest Budget Trek even more enjoyable and comfortable, we also offer several other benefits, listed below:

  1. Airport pick up and drop off via private vehicle
  2. Free staycation upon arrival in Nepal for a night at our own hospitality company - Hotel Bihani - standard hotel with BB basis
  3. Customization of the trip as per your budget, time, and preference with expert guidance
  4. 24-hour communication while on the trail via WhatsApp +977 9851016814 or email at info@destinationhimalayatreks.com
  5. Oximeter - to check your pulse rate, and a water purification tablet
  6. Basic First Aid Kit - for emergencies
  7. Destination Himalaya Treks T-shirt and Cap
  8. Duffle Bag and Sleeping Bag (must be returned after the trip and informed while booking)
Itinerary

Please, take note that, even if this Everest Base Camp Trek 12 Days itinerary starts from a direct flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, upon your arrival, and on your departure day, one of our Destination Himalaya Team members, will come to pick you up and drop you off to the airport, from and to your hotel/hostel or anywhere you will be staying at. At the same time, if you haven't sorted out the hotel to stay at, then we offer you to stay at our own hotel - Hotel Bihani - a standard level hotel, with AC facilities as a complimentary for 1-2 days.

Trip PlanExpand all

Early in the morning, soon after waking up, the guide will come to pick you up at the hotel, to set off on a flight to Lukla, to begin the journey, as per the flight schedule, demonstrating the captivating view of the lush green valley, mountains, and diverse landscapes. Also, take note that, at the peak seasons, due to the heavy flow of air traffic, in Spring and Autumn, you might get diverted to Manthali Airport, where the journey begins with a drive to Ramechhap, and from there, we will proceed with the adventure ahead. Even if that's the case, then there's nothing to panic about, as we will pick you up straight from the hotel and assist you right from the beginning, along the assistance with a guide, even during the flight as well.

Soon, after arriving at the Tenzing Hillary Airport, we will meet our porter and other crew team members as well, then the walking trekking trail begins toward Phakding, following the Chuplung village along with the Dudh Koshi River. In between, we can see the Tibetan-influenced pathway, dotted with mani walls, chortens, and shrines, and also get to visit Ghat monastery and explore for a bit, before reaching Phakding.

Max Altitude: 2612 m/8564 ft Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 5-6 hours

After having breakfast, today, we will head off to the Namche Bazaar, following several long suspension bridges, river streams, and waterfalls, passing through the settlements of Jorsalle and Monjo. The most highlighted section would be the roaring sound of the thundering rivers, and crossing over the bridges, with an insight into the Himalayan mules passing the route, with the view of Mount Everest and other Himalayas as well. 

After a short uphill walk, we can see the prominent view of Ama Dablam, towering high above Mt. Tharmseku, with the trail leading us deeper into the woodlands, and the blooming rhododendron scenery thrives in the lush green valley. Gazing over the magnificent views, we will finally reach Namche Bazaar, known as the commercial hub of the Khumbu area, and the best acclimatization point for side excursions, and rest our bodies, with fun and new insight.

Max Altitude: 3440 m/11278 ft Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 6-7 hoursDistance: 10.6 km

Namche Bazaar stands out to be our first acclimatization spot, where the rest remains crucial with a short hike nearby, to adapt to the rising elevation for the coming days. As Namche Bazaar is a primary hub of the region, there are many things that we can check out, first of all remains the city area itself, where we can explore around, bars, cafes, and shops to buy some local handcrafted souvenirs for our loved ones back home. If you want a short hike to the world's highest situated 5-star hotel - Everest View, where we can have our breakfast and coffee, enjoying the panoramic views of mountains such as Lhotshe, Nuptshe, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Mount Everest itself. 

However, if you want a more challenging hike, then we can make our way to Khumjung village, visiting the Sherpa museum, Khumjung Monastery, and also exploring the rich culture, tradition, and lifestyle of Sherpa culture. If the itinerary matches Saturday of the week, then, luckily, we will also get to see the thriving, busy market, where foods, clothes, Sherpa ethnic wear, jewels, and gears are sold. The day concludes with a fun, side-hike trip and excursion, and the night becomes even more joyous, with an interaction with Sherpa locals and mingling with other hikers.

Max Altitude: 3440 m/11278 ft Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house

After having a delightful breakfast, it's time to bid goodbye to Namche Bazaar now, after we spent 2 days here, exploring this famous bustling hub. We will begin our hike toward Tengboche, winding off through Pungi Thenga Waterfall, with the unhindered view of Mt. Everest and the Dudh Koshi River as well. Entering the forested area of red rhododendrons, we will come across several small water streams, cascading waterfalls, before we take a final ascent to Tengboche Monastery, perched in between the confluence of Imja Khola and Dudh Koshi rivers, with the backdrop views of diverse Himalayan peaks and landscapes. 

After reaching Tengboche Monastery, we can see the insights of monks' prayers and chantings, with the Buddhist precious architectures, paintings, and statues of Buddhist deities, adding a soothing realm to our trip. After exploring the monastery, we will settle in at the tea house, nearby, for the night, and also attend the evening prayers, held in the monastery.

Max Altitude: 3885 m/12986 ft Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 5-6 hoursDistance: 9.6 km

The trekking trail, today, is a bit strenuous, as we'll make our way towards Dingboche, where the terrains get transformed into a rugged, rocky, and steep trailhead following several settlements of Dingboche, Somare, and Pangboche as well. The route begins with navigating through a pine forested area, then the pathway leads us to the Tibetan-influenced area, with mani walls, whitely washed mani walls, chortens, and many monasteries in between. While we make our way to Dingboche, we get to catch the yaks grazing in the terraced fields, and may also encounter many summiters, rooting over to climb Island Peak. With the most prominent view of Kangtenga, Ama Dablam, Tharmseku, and other Himalayas, we'll take a final steep ascent to Dingboche, which marks a final destination for today.

Max Altitude: 4220 m/13786 ft Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 6 hoursDistance: 9.6 km

Another, acclimatization, or you can set an excursion side trip at Dingboche, as the altitude reaches significantly higher, on the following days, this rest day is crucial. After having breakfast, we will take an ascent to Nagarjun Peak, also known as Nangkhatshang Peak, which sits at a high elevation of 5083 meters, showing the views of some of the iconic mountains such as Taboche Peak, Tharmseku, Ama Dablam, Makalu, and Lobuche East and West, along with Mount Makalu and Cho Oyu.

Also, take note that you can skip this uphill walk, as well, as it demands a 6-hour back-and-forth trip. If you are tired and willing to stay at the tea house, then you can take a good rest as well. Just make sure to engage in a short walk, even if it, 1 or 2 hours nearby, so your body adapts to the rising elevation, so while making an ascent to Everest Base Camp (EBC), you won't find difficulty due to thin air, as it reaches over 5000 meters.

Max Altitude: 5083 meters Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house

Today, another long yet challenging and exciting journey awaits us, as we'll hike toward Lobuche following the trail of the Khumbu Khola valley and Dughla, which offers an astonishing unhindered view of Taboche Peak. Continuing our journey ahead, we will be accompanied by several other mountains en route, such as Tawache, Nuptshe, surrounded by other peaks, then, after a short uphill walk, we can see several memorial stupas and stones engraved with names and memorials, of the late summitters, who lost their lives, while climbing the Mount Everest, along with Rob Hall, and Scott Fischer and many sherpa guides in Thukla Pass. We'll stop here for five minutes, and also pay a minute's tribute to the late Bravos, who chased their dreams, and left a remarkable sign of bravery signifying all summiters, hikers, and explorers across the globe. 

Whereas, from the top of Thukla, we get the surrounding panoramic views of the mountains, such as Mahalangur Himal, Pumori, Lingtren, Lhotse Star, persisting the hike, through some steep sections, we will finally reach Lobuche - a small settlement surrounded by rugged landscapes and Himalayan ranges.

Max Altitude: 4970 m/16287 ft Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 5-6 hoursDistance: 8.2 km

Today marks one of the most highlighted days of the whole journey, so are you ready to boost your adrenaline level and go head over heels, with excitement, as we'll finally hike to Everest Base Camp (EBC). After having a quick breakfast, we'll carry our backpack and hike toward Gorakshep, with the jaw-dropping view of the sparkling glacier. Soon after, we reach Gorakshep, where, after having lunch and leaving our backpack behind, we will navigate toward the almighty Everest Base Camp through the icy and moraine trailhead. After we reach EBC, the alluring mountain views such as Khumbutshe, Lhotshe, Nuptshe, Lingtren, and many other peaks reward us, feel a sense of accomplishment, as we've come across the foothill of the world's highest peak - Mount Everest. 

While we gaze at the mountains, we can also see many summiters, all geared to ace the Sagarmatha - Nepalese slang to spell the Mt. Everest (8848 meters), motivating us for further Himalayan adventure, which has been listed in the bucket list. Here at the lap of the almighty peak, you will also get the achievement certificate and a token of love for finally completing the Everest Base Camp Budget Trek. 

For the round-trip, it takes almost 6 to 8 hours, depending on the pace, and the best time to visit Everest Base Camp remains October, November, March, April, and May, so we can see many hikers, and it might be a bit crowded. However, rather than the crowd disturbing you, it will excite you and boost your energy, and maybe make some new friends for the upcoming journey ahead. As of now, the base camp is fully accessible, with luxury camps and cafes. We can take some time, enjoying the views, sipping a cup of tea/coffee before we get back to Gorakshep.

Max Altitude: 5364m/17593ft Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 8 hoursDistance: 11.8 km

Today stands out as the journey to the highest elevation at Kala Patthar, perched at 5545 meters, which is the only Everest viewpoint that offers the best prominent views of Mount Everest, with its 360-degree panorama. The hike to Kala Patthar begins at 4 AM, as we must reach there to catch the sunrise vista, and return before the heavy wind, before midday. While we make our way from Goarkshep to Kala Patthar, we get to see the rugged trailhead and huge towering black rock formation. After reaching Kalapatthar, the sunrise view of several mountains, such as Khumbutshe, Tabuche Peak, Tharmseku, along with Makalu, and the wide panorama surrounding Mount Everest with the golden and pink shade of the sunlight, becomes our reward, offering the surreal vista of the iconic mountains.

After such a once-in-a-lifetime moment, to keep within us forever, we'll make our way back to Gorakshep, and after having breakfast, we will take a descent toward Pheriche, retracing the same pathway back, following Thugla Pass.

Max Altitude: 5545 m/18194 ft Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 7-8 hoursDistance: 15.8 km

Today, we will descend to Pheriche following the route via Tengboche, Dengboche, and Phortse village; however, the view of the mountains and landscapes shows a unique vista and surroundings, so it is definitely going to be worth it. Traversing through several Sherpa settlements and some forested sections of the blooming rhododendrons and pines, with the thundering sound of Dudh Koshi River and crossing over through a suspension bridge, we will finally reach Namche Bazaar.

Max Altitude: 3440 m/11278 ft Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 8 hoursDistance: 19.2 km

Well, today is the day when we will return to where our journey to EBC actually began, yes! Lukla, which serves as an iconic spot, makes every adventure seeker's dream come true, as which have seen many successes and failures at the same time among the summiters, and the excitement of hikers. The journey from Namche Bazaar to Lukla is an astonishing, adventurous trip that goes all the way downhill, following several Sherpa villages, forests, and valleys en route, so, rather than being drained out, you will enjoy every stride. Just make sure to drink enough water and follow the navigation of your guide.

So, as today marks the last day in the Everest region, you might feel sad, as you'll definitely miss out on everything here: the delicious dal bhat, the playful kids, Sherpa locals waving at you, and the early morning hassle to wake up earlier and embark on a journey with a backpack. Well, that's how the Everest Base Camp Trek is, so much to give, and memories to keep, but you know what, you can cover over here again, to try other Himalayan adventures, next time, so till next time, just live a moment looking at photos. And for now, enjoy the last day in Lukla, tuning with other hikers, and celebrate the success with the crew members, in the evening playing music and dances.

Max Altitude: 2840 m/9324 ft Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 6 hoursDistance: 18.2 km

The trekking guide, who assisted you throughout the journey, will assist you to the Lukla airport, and after he arranges all the check-in process and boarding pass paperwork, for the Kathmandu flight back. At the exit gate, at the domestic airport (Tribhuvan Domestic Airport), one of our DHT team, will be waiting for you and assist you to the hotel, via a private vehicle ride. Get some rest. In the evening, we will have a farewell dinner, where your trip completion certificate will be distributed, and also, if you have any other short hikes or cultural tours, then let us know.

 

 

 

 

Max Altitude: 1360 meters Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Farewell DinnerDuration: 35 minutes Flight
Cost Details
Includes
  • Airport pick-up and drop-off via private vehicle
  • Domestic airport transportation service according to the local flight schedule
  • Accommodation throughout the journey - Twin Sharing Basis - for 11 Nights
  • Standard meals: 12 Breakfast, 12 lunches, 11 Dinner, with a cup of tea and coffee
  • Experienced Local Licensed Trekking guide, including all his personal expenses such as food, accommodations, insurance, gears, and salary
  • Flight Tickets from Kathmandu to Lukla, and from Lukla to Kathmandu
  • All the required permits and entry fees required for the trip: Sagarmatha Entry Permit and TIMS Card
  • Water purification tablet - to purify drinking water
  • Oximeter - to check pulse rate
  • Basic First Aid Kit, T-shirt, and a Cap
  • Official VAT/Tax and official charges
  • Trip completion certificate
  • Farewell Dinner in a Fine Dining Restaurant in Kathmandu
Excludes
  • International Flight Cost, Nepal Visa, Nepal Entry Fee
  • Accommodations and Foods in Kathmandu
  • Sleeping or Duffle Bag (can be managed for pre-bookings)
  • Porter to carry bag (22 kg limitations - can be shared between 2 trekkers)
  • Personal expenses like laundry services, showers, alcoholic drinks, extra meals, and coffee or tea, or luxury accommodation (tea house) upgrade
  • Tips for guides and porters
Add-ons & Options

This Everest Base Camp Trek 12 Days package is customized, making sure that everyone gets to venture out to the Himalayas at a budget-friendly cost. As already mentioned, our package includes all the requirements and logistics required for the trip; however, to elevate your journey and upgrade some facilities, we've provided some of the add-ons, so your comfort isn't compromised as per your expectations, with the best costing possible.

Not looking forward to feeling the hassle of the delay of the Lukla Flight, and willing for the best aerial view? We got you covered. Choose the helicopter ride to get the aerial Himalayan panorama view. The helicopter ride will be on a shared basis, with 5 other passengers, so it will be budget-friendly; however, you can opt for a private helicopter tour as well. Below are the costs of the helicopter flight, based on the starting point.

  • Kathmandu to Lukla Helicopter Ride: USD 340 per head
  • Lukla to Kathmandu Helicopter Ride: USD 340 per head
  • Direct Gorakshep Heli Ride to Kathmandu: USD 1099 per head

Need someone to carry your heavy backpack? Our strong porters are all set to assist you and become your helping hand to ease your journey. Also, the porter can carry up to 22 kgs, which can be shared between 2 trekkers.

  • Porter Cost: USD 190 (can be shared between 2 trekkers)

Upgrade your lodgings/ accommodation and travel in comfort: If you are not looking forward to sharing accommodations, twin basis, then you can go for single bedrooms with attached washrooms, at every stopping point, Phakding, Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, and Lukla for 11 nights in total with only USD 160 per person.

Essential Information

Best Time for 12 Days Everest Base Camp Trek

The ideal seasons to visit Everest Base Camp for 12 days stand out to be Spring (March to May), and Autumn (September, October, and November), and it remains the same for any duration of the EBC Budget Trek. This span of the year offers the ideal weather and moderate temperature conditions, with mild humidity, without any risk of high levels of snowfall and rainfall, making the route safe to undertake. Whereas, at the same time, if you are looking forward to doing this Himalayan trek during the monsoon and winter, then it is undoubtedly possible, but make sure to recognize your ability to handle cold weather and harsh, snowy trailheads, at higher altitudes, and extremely muddy forest routes.

During the Spring season, from mid-March to late May, the forest and lush green valley are beautifully thriving in the shade of red rhododendrons, and offer long hours of daylight, where you get to explore more and enjoy the picturesque flora comfortably. The temperature range usually ranges from 5 to 12 degrees Celsius during the day, whereas, might drop to -5 degrees Celsius near base camp, which is comfortable enough, because it is a high altitude trek, with clear views of mountains and landscapes transitioning from woodland to alpine valley.

On the other hand, Autumn stands out as the busiest and peak season for the 12 Days Everest Base Camp Budget Trekking, as it comes after the end of the monsoon in the Himalayas, the rainfall clears, the dust out, and the fogginess clears, showing the best prominent views of the Himalayas. The temperature lies between 5 to 14 degrees Celsius, in the daytime, and doesn't fall less than 0 degrees Celsius, at night, even at higher altitudes, making it one of the most ideal seasons, even for beginners, without draining you out or creating any possibility of high mountain sickness. Apart from that, the main festivals - Dashain and Tihar- fall between September to November, the Autumn in the Everest region, are fully thrived with celebrations and show you the reunion of family, back home.

With the perfect blend of the weather and favourable climatic conditions, with the unhidden views of the Himalayan panorama, with dry terrains to venture out, Spring and Autumn are the best times for the budget trek to Everest Base Camp.

How weather affect Lukla Flights on the Everest Base Camp Budget Trek?

One of the major things to consider during the 12 Days Everest Base Camp Budget Trek is the delay of the Lukla Flight, which might get delayed for 1 day, or diverted to Manthali Airport - Ramechhap, so make sure to be prepared accordingly. So, you might wonder, why does the Lukla Flight get diverted? Well, to answer your generic question, during the peak season, there is a huge air traffic, and for safe air navigation, instead of taking a flight from Kathmandu - Lukla, you will take a flight from Manthali Ramechhap, for safety purposes. 

If it gets rerouted to Manthali, then our licensed trekking guide, will come to pick you up at early morning to take a drive to Ramechhap for 5 to 6 hours, and then take a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, whereas, if everything goes, right wih air traffic, then, we will take a direct flight to Lukla from Kathmandu, for straight for 35 minutes.

On the other hand, also note down, to take 1-2 contingency days (extra days), for the flight back home, as if the weather gets worse (rainfall/snowfall), the Lukla flight might get delayed for 1-2 days, which happens rarely, during peak seasons, however it is suggested to take extra days, and book flight back to your country accordingly. Also, if the regular flight gets delayed, then you can opt for a Helicopter tour  to either reach Lukla, or from Lukla, or Goarkshep, with an additional cost from USD 350 to USD 500, depending on the route and passengers.

To know more, you can check our recently updated blog: Lukla Airport, which has an overview regarding the flights, delays, and cancellation possibilities, and so on.

Budget Everest Base Camp Trek Difficulty

This 12 Days Everest Base Camp Budget Trekking simply falls under a moderately challenging trek; however can be proceeded successfully, by beginners, to senior citizens and kids, as the itinerary is set considering all paces of hikers. Meanwhile, you must have a basic level of fitness to hike for 5 to 6 hours per day, through diverse kinds of terrains, as the trailhead involves frequent uphill walking and continuous descending, one must ensure to at least do some preparations and training beforehand. 

The distance to Everest Base Camp from Lukla, from where the trekking actually begins, covers approximately 62 kilometers (45 miles), in total, whereas you must cover 9 to 12 kilometers of hiking per day, which surely demands good physical fitness, so if you have no prior Himalayan adventure experience, then engage in cardiovascular exercises, such as running, or just completing, 10K steps, per day, to level up the stamina.

Besides, along the trekking route, there are some steep, rugged terrains and slippery, icy sections, as well, whereas the most challenging part remains the ascent to Kala Patthar - 5545 meters, or the journey to EBC via Gorakshep, where you'll go through a rocky and glacial pathway, with an altitude over 5000 meters, so ensure to ascend slowly, and follow, the preventive guidelines, like enough sleep, maintaining balanced diet, keeping the track of pulse rate through oximeter, and staying hydrated.

All in all, this Everest Base Camp Trek 12 Days stands to be a moderate trip, which does not demand any age limitations, and suits every pace of hikers, with a properly set itinerary, and prior preparation of 3 weeks to 1 month in total. 

What is the possibility of altitude sickness with safety guidelines during the Budget Everest Trek?

The risk of AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) remains one of the most vital aspects during any Himalayan adventure; however, during this 12-day Everest Base Camp Budget Trek, the chances of altitude sickness are low, and as the itinerary involves two acclimatization days. On top of that, our Everest Budget Trek doesn't ascend more than 400 to 500 meters per day, where you'll gradually ascend, adapting to the rising elevation, without rushing the itinerary. 1 acclimatization day is set in Namche Bazaar, and another in Dengboche, intelligently, with the experiences of professional teams, so before you ascend higher, your body gets used to such adverse mountain altitude.

Throughout this trip, you will be assisted by an experienced licensed trekking guide, who is medically equipped, and who will become your first-hand medical assistance if any unfortunate minor accidents occur; however, to avoid such challenges, they follow major preventive guidelines, and navigate through safe areas, hence, the risk remains very low. Meanwhile, some safety measures are highly suggested to follow along the trekking route to prevent hazardous conditions like altitude sickness:

  • Make sure to drink at least 4-5 liters of water per day, to avoid dehydration and mouth dryness
  • Consume healthy, nutritious foods (meals), consisting of all the fibers, proteins, and carbs, to energize the body for the long journey ahead
  • Take a gradual ascent of 400 - 500 meters per day, not covering more than 12 kilometers beyond 8 hours, and hike slowly and effectively
  • Avoid smoking and drinking alcoholic beverages after crossing the elevation, 3000 meters, instead, have some garlic soups or ginger soups, to stay warm
  • Track your pulse rate through an oximeter at every stopping point, and if it's not normal, then, consider descending to the lower elevation or seeking medical help
  • If you feel any uncomfortable or symptoms, such as headache, loss of sleep or appetite, insomnia, vomiting, or dizziness, losing control, then inform the guide immediately

Accommodations during the Everest Base Camp Budget Trek

Throughout the Budget Everest Base Camp Trekking, the standard lodges or tea houses will be provided at every stopping point, in basic lodges on a twin-sharing basis; however, a single bedroom will be provided to female solo hikers, ensuring comfort and privacy. Or, if you are hiking alone, without any partner, then a private (single) room will be given.

The rooms are simple, basic, with a shared washroom (eastern style), which are well-maintained and hygienic, with comfortable bedding configuration, a mattress, pillows, and electric blankets, offering a cozy and warm environment at such a high altitude. The tea houses offer every amenity, such as hot showers, laundry facilities, and wifi, with an additional cost, and the electric sockets are only available at the dining area, paying an extra $ 2 to $ 3 depending on an hourly basis. 

If you want an attached washroom, then you can upgrade your accommodation by adding cost, just to update the lodgings, or directly opt for the Everest Luxury Lodge Trek,  which offers private bathrooms and single or double beddings.

Meals and Drinking Facilities throughout the Everest Budget Trek

Our Everest Base Camp Budget Trek package includes the standard meals, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner, throughout the journey, catering to the tastes of every individual, from locals to Westerners' cuisine, for a full 12 days. Honestly speaking, the Everest region is basically more like a luxury facilitated Himalayan adventure, as the lodges have ample menu sections displayed, that you will even get the options of vegan and gluten-free options. While the breakfast comprises several options, such as Tibetan local breads, served with egg and a curry, chapati with bean curry, etc., catering to the taste of locals, toasted bread with any kind of omelettes, boiled eggs, jam, peanut butter, etc, offering diverse options.

Other meals, for lunch and dinner, include several options, including pizza, burger, sandwiches, ramen, noodles, spaghetti, spring rolls, suiting the taste of Western, whereas others, such as chowmein, dumplings, and the ultimate Dal Bhat, served with soup, non - veg curry, chicken, and red meat curry, with lentil soup, pickle, salad, stands out to be everyone's favourite. Basically, throughout the trip, you will be provided a menu, where you can choose any dish, and it will be prepared and served to you soon after. Also, just a pro tip, while ordering, make sure to mention if you have any dietary restrictions, or would love to include anything extra. 

On the other hand, for the beverages, from cold drinks to hot ones like soups, and boiled drinking water are available throughout the trip, for the bottled water, you must pay $0.5 to $ 1 at the tea house. Other than that, 3 standard meals, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, will be covered by our package, with a cup of tea or coffee per day.

Permits required for Everest Base Camp Budget Trek

To do the 12 Days Everest Base Camp Budget Trek, two permits are required for the trip. Firstly, to enter the Sagarmatha National Park officially, one must obtain a Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit to venture out into the pristine area. Another permit used to be the Trekkers Information Management System Card (TIMS Card); however, it has been replaced by the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Municipality Permit recently, so, TIMS Card is not needed. Our package covers the cost of the permits, and the paperwork will also be managed by us, soon after your booking is confirmed with us. 

  • Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit cost: USD 25 (NPR 3000) for foreign individuals, and USD 12 (NPR 1500) per head for SAARC visitors, whereas the permit cost for Nepalese citizens is free.
  • Khumbu Pasang Rural Municipality Permit cost: USD 17 (NPR 2000), for every trekker, including SAARC and Nepalese hikers

Travel Insurance for the Budget Everest Base Camp Trek

No matter which Himalayan adventure you are willing to head toward, travel insurance remains a vital part, and we highly recommend you get a trip insurance policy with a good clause even though this Everest Budget Trek possesses a mere chance of any kind of challenges, like landslides, altitude sickness, or route navigation, with the assistance of a trekking licensed guide. However, as the medical accessibility is limited, and is not available after crossing Lobuche or 4000 meters, travel insurance helps with the helicopter evacuation, if things get worse, at higher altitudes, like AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness).

While opting for travel insurance, ensure that the clauses include medical injuries, theft, luggage lost, or delay and cancellation of the flight, and most importantly, make sure it has a helicopter evacuation. Having proper insurance not only allows for emergency medical assistance but also lets you hike with a free mind and saves a lot of money. 

Packing List for Everest Base Camp Budget Trek 

During the Budget Everest Base Camp Trek 12 Days, there are some gears and equipment that you must consider, to tackle all kinds of seasonal and weather conditions, so ensure to pack correctly. Here are some of the checklists, regarding clothing essentials, footwear, and some miscellaneous items (must-haves) during this trip, considering the high altitude and unfortunate climatic situation.

Clothing Items

  • Moisture Wicked T-shirt - Minimum 5 to 6 Dry Fit T-shirts that are sweat-soaking and light
  • Light-weight Hiking Pants 
  • Fleece T-shirts - full sleeves (min. 2-3)
  • Shorts - to wear in lower altitudes
  • Thermal t-shirt or Fleece inside shirts
  • Waterproof and windproof Jacket 
  • Down Jacket or Puffer Jacket - at least 1
  • Trouser - comfortable ones to wear in a tea house

Foot Wear

  • Hiking Boots - at least 1 pair with a strong grip
  • Crampons - not necessarily important
  • Comfortable shoes - work as a substitute for boots at low altitudes
  • Flip Flops/slippers - to wear in the tea house
  • Long trekking socks - helps in avoiding blisters and protects from cold (5-6 pairs)
  • Normal cotton socks - 4-5 pairs

Miscellaneous Items: Must-Haves

  • Toiletries items - Toilet rolls, towels, biodegradable soaps, toothbrush, paste, wet-tissue, shampoo, hand sanitizer, etc.
  • Skin care - Moisturizers, Lip Balms, Sunscreen SPF 40+, etc.
  • First Aid Kit - oximeter (to check pulse rate) and water purification tablet (to purify the drinking water)
  • Power Bank and Extra Batteries
  • Permits and Insurance paper - photocopy as well

Equipmets

  • Backpack (35 L to 45 L) - Duffle Bag (will be carried by a strong porter)
  • Day Backpack (15 L to 20 L) - to fit in personal essentials 
  • Waist Bag - to pack gadgets, cash, chargers, snacks, etc.
  • Sleeping Bag - 20 degrees to adjust to the higher elevation (optional)
  • Sun glasses - UV protected
  • Trekking poles -1 pair (adjustable one)
  • Brimmed Hat or Cap
  • Gloves (screen touchable) and warm gloves - 1 pair
  • Water Bottle - practice sustainability 

These are the suggested packing lists that we usually recommend; however, some of the items can be included or excluded as per your choice. The sleeping bag and duffel bag will be provided to you upon request; just make sure to inform us before trekking, while booking the package.

A Typical Day during the 12 Days Budget Everest Base Camp Trek: What does everyday look like?

Every day, something new unfolds, and unique features will tend to reward you throughout the journey, as the trek itself passes by one of the most iconic trailheads - the Everest region and the world's UNESCO heritage site - Sagarmatha National Park, the pristine landmark will amuse you. Throughout the Everest Budget Trek, you will be assisted by our experienced licensed guide, who will show you safe navigation, with a brief explanation about monasteries, mountains, and every highlighted aspect of the iconic region. Now, let's take a brief look at what everyday life looks like.

The morning basically begins with a sunrise view of the Himalayan panorama range, and breakfast will be served at 7:00 AM, at the dining area, or the sitting area outside, along the surrounding mountains. After the delicious breakfast, is delved in, we will begin our trip sharply at 8:00 AM, or before that, in the mild humidity. Also, if possible, then, try to head out earlier, so the viewpoints won't get disturbed by the huge crowds.

The trekking route takes you through several kinds of climatic zones and terrains, from woodlands with the blooming rhododendrons in dense forest, and Sherpa villages in between, exploring culture, with a gradual open landscape of mountains, showing the marvelous transition of the highlands.

Approximately 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM, the lunch hour begins, at the stopping point of the tea house, in between the trekking trail; also take note that, some days, we might carry a packed breakfast or lunch, like during an ascent to Kala Patthar, as we must set off earlier, to not miss out the sunrise mountain views. Between 3:00 to 5:00 PM, we'll basically reach the tea house, our next destination (stopping point). If you get there earlier, then explore the nearby viewpoints, monasteries, and Sherpa villages, but make sure to come back to the tea house before darkness (before 6:00 PM).

The dinner will be served before 7:00 PM or between 7:30 PM. After savoring dinner, we will discuss with the trekking guide regarding what to expect on the very next day. If you feel any confusion, then make sure to raise queries (questions). The rest of the evening, make the most out of it by engaging in interaction with locals, playing UNO cards, music, dances, and musical instruments, and get a good night's sleep, and dream about what another day has got to reward you.

How to book the Budget Everest Base Camp Trekking Package with us?

To secure your booking with us, the booking procedure is simple, and the payment gateway is easy as well, where you just have to pay 20% advance of the total trip cost through our website. If you are already in Nepal, then the advance payment can be made in person as well. Also, as a member of TAAN (Trekkers Agency Association of Nepal) and NMA (Nepal Mountaineering Association), we are highly affiliated. To make your payment gateway safe and trustworthy, after your payment is made, we will notify you via mail, or whats app, or whatever social media platform you are comfortable with, sending you a receipt.

Meanwhile, for the last-minute booking Everest Base Camp Budget Trek in 2025 and 2026, if you are already late, such as a week before, then, 100% booking must be made, as we have to arrange permits, other logistics, and especially, the Lukla Flight, ticket arrangements, as soon as possible. If you have any confusion or queries, then email us at info(a)destinationhimalayatreks.com or WhatsApp, Viber us at +977 9851016814. 

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