Namaste! & Welcome to Everest Base Camp Trek
Accent Himalaya welcomes you all in this world’s most popular trekking destination - Everest Base Camp - a 15 days trek. If you are adventurous, seek to explore something magical and get a new flavor of majestic beauty and decent mountainous life - we urge you to get along this route. You will never regret your expenses for this decision!
Trekking to Everest Base Camp or simply EBC is one of the most exciting and adventure that gives you lifelong memories of the innocent Sherpa life, mountainous flora, and fauna along with the enchanting and pristine scene of the Himalayan mountains. EBC lies in the Sagarmatha National Park which is also listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mount Everest (8848 m) is located in Solukhumbhu district of eastern Nepal which is the highest peak in the world and was first ascended successfully by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa in 1953.
Highlights of this Trek
Many tourists explore Everest Region for various reasons from camping, studying, research, holiday or just sight-seeing the landscape. However, the principal axiom of visiting the Everest Base Camp is to enjoy the beauty of immaculate snowy mountain peaks.
Everest Base Camp trek lets you imprint the breathtaking and stunning views of Mount Everest (8848 meters), Mount Lhotse (8515 meters), Mount Nuptse (7850 meters), Mount Changaste (7551 meters), Pumori (7160 meters), Mount Amadablam (6855 meters) and Mount Lingterin (6678 meters). Next, you will push yourself up to Kala Patthar (black rock) at the elevation of 5550 meters to get the closest view of the Mount Everest. Besides these, observing Sherpa lifestyles, Buddhist Culture, monasteries and chortens (shrines), rare floras and faunas are some more attractions of this region.
Your journey to the Base Camp of Everest begins once you take off to Lukla (2850 meters) from Tribhuvan International Airport via a domestic flight catching the lively and panoramic landscapes of hilly hamlets and mountainous view. On the way to Phakding (2610 meters), you can enjoy many beautiful Sherpa communities and their hospitality along with their typical custom and costume.
The next day - you will continue your journey through the lovely trails to Namche Bazaar (3443 meters) - a hub of Sherpa community enjoying the beauty of Mount Thamserku, Lhotse, Everest and other scenic beauties on the way. In Namche, you will have time to hike to and fro to acclimatize in the higher altitude. You can also visit Tengboche monastery at 3875 meters - the largest monastery in the Himalayas from where you can catch the rejuvenating view of splendid Mount Amadablam, several chortens, monasteries, observe warm Sherpa people's hospitality and their culture including the Sherpa museum.
On leaving Tengboche, the other day - we will head to - Dingboche (4410 meters), Lobuche (4910 meters) and Gorkshep (5150 meters) from where you can see the spectacular mountains very close in front of your eyes. After you reach Gorkshep, you are almost at the Everest Base Camp (5364 m) ! You can now move to Kala Patthar (Black rock) to get the closest views of Mount Everest and other mountains like Pumori, Lingterin, Changaste and return back.
The Everest region of Nepal is extraordinarily rich in biodiversity. On the way to and fro from Everest Base Camp, you can observe lush green forest of pines, oaks, junipers and rhododendrons forests and many plants. If you happen to visit this region in spring (March to April) - you get the beautiful view of fully bloomed rhododendron forest. Moreover, you can also observe diverse wildlife like musk deer, leopards, jackal, red panda, Himalayan Thar and birds like Impeyan Pheasant (Danphe - the national bird of Nepal) and Himalayan Monal.
In a nutshell, Trekking to the Everest Base Camp will provide you an inexplicable and everlasting experience of the highest mountain in the world which you would never get in your life. This is the best trek for those who want to try new feats in their life. This trekking is the wisest choice to gain lifelong experience.
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