Upon arrival, participants are transferred to the campsite where they are welcomed with a refreshing drink. Rooms or tents are then allocated, followed by lunch. After settling in, a code of conduct session is conducted, introducing the camp, its rules, instructors, and the activities planned for the duration of the stay. This is followed by a class on trek signs to prepare participants for upcoming outdoor activities. In the evening, tea and snacks are served, and participants engage in team-building games and a cultural programme, encouraging active participation from all camp members. The day concludes with dinner.
The day begins with an energizing morning P.T., followed by a wholesome breakfast. Participants then set out for an exciting trekking session amidst nature. After returning, lunch is served, and the afternoon continues with an informative discussion on mountaineering equipment and essential rope knots. A practical class on survival skills is also conducted to enhance outdoor preparedness. In the evening, tea and snacks are provided, followed by a night orientation session featuring navigation activities. The day concludes with dinner.
The day starts with a refreshing morning P.T., setting the tone for an action-packed schedule. Participants then engage in thrilling adventure activities like rock climbing and rappelling, designed to build strength, courage, and confidence. After an energizing lunch, the focus shifts to essential outdoor survival skills, including shelter making and fire making. As the highlight of the day, participants move out for a solo camping experience, spending the night in nature and testing their independence and resilience.
After returning from the night-out camping experience, participants enjoy breakfast followed by a short period of rest. The day continues with an exciting river crossing activity, offering both thrill and teamwork. After lunch, a session on rescue techniques is conducted to build essential safety and emergency response skills. As evening approaches, participants prepare for the campfire, which becomes a lively gathering filled with fun, interaction, and performances. The day concludes with dinner.
The final day begins with breakfast at the campsite, after which participants complete the camp dispatch formalities. With memories of adventure and learning to carry along, the group then departs for the nearest railway station or airport for their onward journey.
You will require a passport valid for 6 months from entry, a copy of travel insurance and flight tickets, and two passport-sized photos.
After you make the deposit, you will need to provide details like your arrival and departure date. Our staff members will then brief you with additional information related to the trek.
We advise booking your arrival and departure flights in advance for smooth travel. It is also recommended that you add a day or two additional days during your intended stay in case of flight cancellations or delays. Please be aware that we will not be responsible for any inconvenience related to international flights.
There are no hidden costs or fees if you travel solo. However, you will be charged accordingly if you don\'t want to join a group and would rather book a private trip.
The EBC Luxury Trek cost can range from USD 800 to USD 5000, depending on the itinerary, package, and service included.
Guide, Porter, and Trek Permits
Yes, hiring a guide is an integral part of a successful trek, even if you have previous trek experience. A guide\'s expertise will help create alternative plans and arrangements for unexpected occurrences.
Our guide and staff speak English; their speaking skills are based on field experiences rather than formal education. Even though they are not as fluent as native English speakers, they will be able to communicate effectively.
Hiring a porter(helper) is beneficial as they will be responsible for your luggage. This will allow you to hike freely without physically straining yourself. A porter(helper) will carry a maximum weight limit of 22 kg for every two travelers. If the weight limit exceeds, you will be charged accordingly.
Tipping is an act of expressing gratitude for the hard work and dedication of the guide and porter(helper). We suggest tipping based on the number of participants in a group and consider allocating at least 10% of the tip for every traveler.
You will need a Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit (NPR 3300), TIMS (Trekkers\' Information Management System) (NPR 2000), and a Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit, which costs NPR 3,000 per head for the trek. We will arrange these documents on your behalf.
