Off-season Everest base camp is the best time to go. From sunny days to 30cm of snow we had it all. Shankar and Raj made it the most enjoyable experience ever with their upbeat attitude, knowledgeable snippets and interesting insights! I am so glad to have been part of a group that they led. Once in a lifetime experience!
I'd dreamed of seeing Everest for as long as I can remember, but somehow managed to arrive in my 40's having never quite got there. As soon as I saw this Exodus trip which encompassed two nights camping AT ACTUAL BASE CAMP I knew this was the trip for me and pressed 'book now' there and then! I wasn't disappointed and the whole trip was organised faultlessly from the moment I pressed the enter key on the laptop, to the moment I landed back in the UK.
If you've read the books and watched the films and dreamed of walking in the footsteps of legends this is the trip for you. It hasn't only achieved a dream for me - it's inspired me to do more!
Our trip, Everest Region in Comfort, was just fabulous! I cannot recommend it highly enough! Everything seemed to go flawlessly....if that wasn't the case, the staff made sure we didn't know!
The views were worth every single step!
Perfect view from Kalapatthar and exploring the Everest Base camp was just an amazing. One day at Dingbocbe is best where we can go to island peak base camp via Chhukung valley
We have just returned from a trip to Everest Base Camp (over 55's in comfort - 12 April to 2 May). We loved it! Our group Guide, Tshering, Assistant Guide, Santosh and Sirdar, Rajan together with the "boys" (4 strong boys, cook and assistant cook) were wonderful, they were hard working and reliable. Friendly, helpful, informative, calm and encouraging. We were all over 60! 5 out of 7 got the Khumbu cough! Only one person showed any signs of altitude sickness and the length of the trip certainly helped acclimatise. Tshering made sure we received adequate medical advice and assistant if required. We all made it to EBC and certainly the longer trip, sensible acclimatisation and slow pace helped with this achievement. I'm still feeling proud. Whilst we were probably the most experienced hikers in our group, we had a member who had no trekking experience or etiquette in our group but we worked as a team and walked to the ability of the slowest. How wonderful it was to sit down at the end of each day knowing a drink, food, bed and warm dining room were all there waiting for us. Meals were tasty and enough offered for everyone, Santosh always on hand to offer us seconds. I almost always cleaned my plate! My favourites were the soups, porridge, potatoes, paratha's and chapati's, lentil dhal - always some veggies, all cooked expertly on a gas/kero stove. It was so reassuring to know we could eat and drink without fear of stomach issues which would have made the arduous trek even tougher! Yep, WE itinerary and experience showed and we would not hesitate in booking another trip in Nepal with WE. The contingency plan to get us back to Kathmandu by helicopter in time to catch international flights was well managed and executed. ****** Thanks all round to the team and ground staff in Nepal! P.S. the water bottles with hot water at bedtime to pop inside our sleeping bags - the best idea ever!
The team was put together superbly, very helpful, supportive and knowledgeable. Met a group of like minded, friendly people- totally recommend to any person(s) wanting a unique, well organised adventure.
Everest base camp luxury trek is one of the grandest trek of Nepal. During this trek you will witness a close view of the highest peak in the world. Besides that, Everest base camp luxury trek is far different than that of our Everest base camp trek in comparison with the Accommodation and the facilities provided. During the Everest Base Camp Trek you will stay at the local tea houses and will get the normal facilities throughout the trek.
With all the luxury and the facilities available it is one of the best choices to explore the Everest base camp. Unlike the normal Everest base camp trek you can get a comfortable bed, private bathroom, and great food throughout the trek. Besides that, you will also take a helicopter flight to Lukla and Back to Kathmandu. The helicopter flight is on a private basis and the chances of the flight being delayed and canceled are very low.
Everest, Makalu, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, etc are some of the popular mountains that you can witness from your bedroom during your Everest Luxury Trek. Meanwhile, Kalapatthar is one of the best places to witness jaw-dropping views of the Everest ranges. You can get 360 degree Himalayan views from the Kalapatthar situated at an elevation of 5,545 meters above sea level.
Ama Dablam BC Trek was the best and wonderful trek ever. We walked here on a trek with my family. An awesome experience with friendly local all the way. Spectacular scenery.
Elevate your hiking adventure in the Himalaya, taking the most scenic trails in the Everest region, while staying in the best lodges around. Guided by true mountain experts, we walk among giants etched into adventure folklore, soak up Sherpa culture and witness the world’s highest peaks, including Everest, from the best viewpoints. Each evening, you’ll sleep easy with a comfortable room and a little luxury, allowing you to be refreshed and ready for another adventure the following day.
Why trek with Exodus? One of the highest staff-to-traveller ratios on the trek with one staff member to every four travellers More than 30 years’ experience organising treks in Nepal Carefully planned ascent rates and itineraries with built-in acclimatisation and contingency days Established protocol for Lukla flight delays Exodus annually commissions independent air-safety audits on domestic carriers in Nepal and only use those approved as part of the audit Experienced English-speaking local leaders who are qualified in first aid and trained to recognise and deal with altitude sickness All staff (leaders, guides and porters) are fully insured and paid a fair wage Staff carry oxygen, a first-aid kit, and self-assessment acute mountain sickness cards, used to monitor every traveller at altitude Speak to Exodus office staff who have done the trek themselves
