No of people | Price per person |
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2 - 4 | $2,150 |
4 - 10 | $2,000 |
Every trekker's dream is to do
the Everest Base Camp Trek once in their life. Meanwhile getting EBC trek with
heli return is a beautiful opportunity in itself. Roving Nepal Trek has been
making it possible to complete this trek.
It is a 12-day trek where you will
be standing beneath the tallest mountain in the world. Besides Everest, there
are opportunities to view mountains like Ama Dablam, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, etc.
However, a good trekking agency like
Roving Nepal Trek is a must if you are thinking of making this journey safe and
memorable. There are many more aspects to understand than itinerary so stick
with us as we explain in detail.
These could be important questions
that readers might be having. Whether they can perform this trek or not could
be the major query. To make it easier to understand you will need to be
physically fit.
Although the experienced guides from
Roving Nepal Trek will help you your physical stamina is the key. You will need
to trek for at least 5 hours in the rugged terrains every day. Not only that some
days might be longer for treks.
The changes in weather along with
the frequent drop in weather could present new challenges but with good
physical health and mental strength you can do it.
The answer to this could be
different for different people. The major reason why the EBC trek with heli
return is difficult is because you need to be fit.
If you have an experience of
trekking and can walk the long journey it isn't difficult. EBC trek with heli
return isn't as tough as the Annapurna circuit trek.
There might be rugged terrains even
in EBC trek with heli return but with the fixed routes the journey seems to be
easier. Meanwhile, the experienced guides from Roving Nepal Trek make the
journey worth your effort.
Lastly, you will need to be in good
physical shape and start your physical exercises 3 months before starting this
trekking journey. Anyone with an increased weight shouldn't focus on this
trekking journey.
Like a lot of other treks in Nepal,
autumn and spring are the best time to do the EBC trek with heli return. With
the best weather and clear skies, you get an opportunity to embrace the actual
beauty of Nepal.
However, it doesn't mean you only
can perform treks in autumn and spring. There are a lot of trekkers who book
the winter treks with Roving Nepal Trek for EBC with heli return. But it is
important to say these are tough times.
You will need to be an experienced
trekker to do the EBC trek with heli return during the winter season. With the
temperature going below negative, it becomes very difficult to complete the
trek.
Advantages of Choosing Roving Nepal
Trek for EBC Trek with Heli Return
There are plenty of trekking
agencies in Kathmandu and overall Nepal that provide the EBC trek with heli
return. But there are some specific advantages of choosing Roving Nepal Trek as
your next guide for the trip.
Not only with the experience of the
guides and also the rich history of the trekking agency, there are some unique
and specific reasons why you should choose, Roving Nepal Trek. They are:
It is very difficult to predict the
actual cost of an EBC trek with heli return. Any trek that goes beyond 10 days
majorly remains on the higher side. Not only that EBC is a tough trek and you
could face some unseen circumstances.
This could result in increased and
decreased costs. But with Roving Nepal Trek you could have some cost
considerations if you book in with a larger group.
From accommodation to food and other
unseen circumstances, the cost could be high or low based on the situation.
Henceforth predicting the actual cost is tough. If you are willing to know in
more detail contact Roving Nepal Trek.
The third day marks the entry to the gateway of
Mount Everest. Yes, we are talking about Namche Bazaar. Following a long and
rigged trek of more than 5 hours we will reach Namche Bazaar, spending the
night there
The journey moves to even tougher
terrains when we trek towards Dingboche. Trekkers could feel slight altitude
sickness as the altitude reaches 4910m. A trekking of 6 hours will take you to
Dingboche.
As the Roving Nepal Trek team celebrates their journey at Lukla, we have to return to Kathmandu on the 11th day. It will be a 35 minute flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. As we reach Kathmandu, tourists have an option to tour the city as the guides will help you with it
Two nights 3-star hotel in Kathmandu
with breakfast
All Ground Transport n private
vehicles , includes airport pick up drop
Two nights 3-star hotel in Kathmandu
with breakfast
Full board meals during the trek.
Best available twin-sharing
lodge-to-lodge accommodation during the trek
One highly experienced, helpful, and
friendly guide, porters (1 porter for 2 people), and their food, accommodation,
salary, equipment, and accidental insurance for all staff.
Round-trip to/from Lukla, including
transfers (flights operate via Ramechhap Airport during peak season).
Duffle bag for the trek.
Service of Heli shuttle from Gorekshep to Lukla.
Duffle bag for the trek.
Down jacket and sleeping bag during
the trek, if required.
Roving Nepal Trek T-shirt,
trekking map, and trip achievement certificate.
First aid medicine kit with an
oximeter to monitor oxygen level and heartbeat during the trek.
All required trekking permits,
including Sagarmatha National Park and Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality
fees.
Government taxes & office
service charge
Lunches and dinners while in
Kathmandu.
Personal travel insurance.
International airfare.
Nepal entry visa. Upon arrival at
Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, a visa can be obtained quickly. A
multiple-entry tourist visa for 30 days is available for US $50 or equivalent
in foreign currency. Similarly, a multiple-entry tourist visa for 90 days can
be obtained for US $100. Please bring two passport-size photos.
Soft drinks, including water.
Local/guided tours in Kathmandu.
Snacks and other personal expenses.
Hot showers during the trek, except
in Phakding, Namche, and Lukla.
Personal trekking equipment.
Wi-Fi internet and phone calls
unless they are free.
Tips and gratuities for trekking
staff and drivers.