The Everest Base Camp Trekking with Helicopter Return adventure includes the classic trek to Everest Base Camp with the luxury of a helicopter ride back to Kathmandu. Traverse the magical land of Khumbu Valley and its riches on the Everest Base Camp Trekking. The trek is a glorious trip across the Sagarmatha National Park, one of Nepal’s UNESCO World Heritage sites. Likewise, the cultural richness of the ethnic Sherpa people is equally alluring as well. All in all, this Trip is a perfect depiction of Nepal’s diversity in nature and culture.
Safety is prioritized, and acclimatization days are included to mitigate the risk of altitude sickness. The best seasons for this trek are autumn and spring. Moderate physical fitness and travel insurance covering medical emergencies and helicopter evacuation are required. Accommodations are in teahouses and hotels, and meals include a variety of Nepali, Asian, and Continental dishes. Communication facilities like mobile networks and Wi-Fi are available along the route. This trek is ideal for those seeking an immersive Himalayan experience with the added convenience of a helicopter return.
Our 9 Days Everest Base Camp Trekking with helicopter return Short Info
Traverse the magical land of Khumbu Valley and its riches on the 12 Days Everest Base Camp Trekking with helicopter return. The trek is a glorious trip across the Sagarmatha National Park, one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites in Nepal. Likewise, the cultural richness of the ethnic Sherpa people is equally alluring as well. All in all, this trip is a perfect depiction of the diversity in nature and culture of Nepal.
TRIP HIGHLIGHTS:
Explore the Everest Base Camp, Khumbu Glacier, and Icefall.
Enjoy the trek across the Sagarmatha National Park.
Visit the various Sherpa settlements like Tengboche, Thukla, and Lobuche.
Relish the panorama of Everest Himalayas including Mt. Everest (8848m), Lobuche (8516m), and Cho Oyu (8188m).
Trek to the remote and adventurous trails of the Everest region.
Take a spiritual visit to ancient monasteries like Tengboche, Pangboche, Khumjung, Nangkartshang, and several more.Â
Witness the remains of Yeti, an abominable snowman at Khumjung Monastery.
Discover the diverse flora and fauna of the Khumbu region and get an opportunity to get a glimpse at red pandas, snow leopards, and more.
Get first-hand experience of Sherpa people’s culture, traditions, local customs, and hospitality.
Get Ariel view of Everest and along the route back to kathmandu from helicopter.
Explore the Everest Base Camp, Khumbu Glacier, and Icefall.
Enjoy the trek across the Sagarmatha National Park.
Visit the various Sherpa villages like Tengboche, Thukla, and Lobuche
Relish the panorama of the Everest Himalayas, including Mt. Everest (8848m), Lobuche (8516m), and Cho Oyu (8188m).
Spectacular mountain views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam.
Reaching the iconic Everest Base Camp.
Sunrise trek to Kala Patthar for panoramic views.
Scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla.
Helicopter ride back to Kathmandu with aerial Himalayan views.
Comfortable teahouse stays along the route.
Visits to ancient monasteries and trails with prayer flags.
Acclimatization in Namche Bazaar with its vibrant markets and cafes.
Trek Difficulty: Everest Base Camp Trekking with Helicopter Return
Altitude: Reaches 5,364 meters at Everest Base Camp, requiring acclimatization to prevent altitude sickness.
Distance and Duration: Covers about 130 kilometers over 10-14 days, with daily walks of 5-8Â hours.
Terrain: Varied terrain includes rugged paths, steep ascents and descents, and river crossings.
Weather: Weather can be unpredictable, with cold temperatures and the possibility of snowfall.
Physical Fitness: Requires good cardiovascular fitness and strength, with training recommended before the trek.
Technical Skills: No technical climbing skills are required, but comfort with rugged terrain is essential.
Support: Hiring guides and porters can enhance the experience and assist with safety.
Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance with helicopter evacuation coverage is essential.
Reward: Despite challenges, it offers breathtaking scenery and a rewarding adventure.
January
-15°C to -6°C
February
-15°C to -5°C
March
-10°C to 0°C
April
-5°C to 4°C
May
0°C to 10°C
June
5°C to 15°C
July
7°C to 18°C
August
7°C to 18°C
September
5°C to 15°C
October
-5°C to 5°C
November
-10°C to -2°C
December
-15°C to -5°C
Best season for Everest Base Camp Trekking With Helicopter Return
Spring (March to May)
Spring is one of the best times for the Everest Base Camp Trekking with Helicopter Return. The weather is mild and stable, which makes it ideal for trekking. During this season, rhododendron forests are in full bloom, adding vibrant landscape colors. Clear skies provide excellent visibility of the mountains, including Everest, making it perfect for photography and scenic views. However, spri g is also a popular trekking season, so that the trails can be busy with trekkers.
Autumn (September to November)
Autumn is another prime season for the Everest Base Camp trek. Post-monsoon, the weather is generally clear and dry, with stable temperatures. Crystal-clear skies offer breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks, ensuring a visually stunning trek. Like spring, autumn is also a popular time for trekking, so expect crowded trails. The favorable weather conditions make it a preferred choice for many trekkers.
Winter (December to February)
Winter brings cold temperatures and the possibility of snow, making the Everest Base Camp trek more challenging. However, those who brave the cold are rewarded with serene, less crowded trails and stunning, crisp views of the snow-covered mountains. The clear wine skies can offer excellent visibility, but trekkers need to be well-prepared for the harsh conditions.
Monsoon (June to August)
The monsoon season is characterized by heavy rains, slippery trails, and limited visibility due to clouds and fog. Trekking during this time is more complex and less popular due to the challenging conditions. However, the landscape is incredibly lush and green, with fewer trekkers on the trails. For those who don’t mind the rain and want to experience a quieter trek with vibrant greenery, the monsoon season offers a unique and different perspective of the Everest region.
9 Days Everest Base Camp Trekking with Heli Return Day-to-day-Itinerary
Day 1
Fly to Lukla - Trek to Phakding
Day 1 Facts
Trekking Time Average
8km Uphill hike
(Avg. 3hrs)
Accommodation
Hotel Sherpa/ Sherpa Guide
Altitude
(2650m./8745 ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The Everest Base Camp Trekking with Helicopter returns trip begins in Kathmandu. The day starts relatively early as you pack your bags and drive to Tribhuvan International Airport. Embark on a domestic flight to Lukla. The scenic half-hour-long flight takes you over the pristine forested hills and deep ravines towards Lukla. Upon arrival, you’ll enjoy your breakfast and embark on the trek’s first day. Enjoy a scenic trek along the pristine Dudh Koshi River to Phakding village.
Day 2
Trek to Namche
Day 2 Facts
Trekking Time Average
14km. Uphill hike ( Avg. 05 hours)
Accommodation
Khumbu Lodge or Similar category
Altitude
(3440m./11352ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast, you will begin your trek to Namche Bazzar, one of the most famous towns in the Khumbu region. You first make your way to Monjo, a small town that is the entry point to the Sagarmatha National Park. Along this trail, you can view a variety of flora and fauna as you make your way past the forests of rhododendrons, pines, oaks, and deodars. You will make your way through small settlements such as Jorsalle along the way and cross suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi River. After trekking for about 5 hours, you will arrive at Namche Bazzar. Overnight in Namche Bazzar.
Day 3
Acclimatization / Excursion around
Day 3 Facts
Trekking Time Average
Excursion around
Accommodation
Hotel Khumjung or similar category
Altitude
(3440m./11352ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today is a rest day; you can undertake a scenic tour around the village. Later, you will briefly hike to the Everest View Hotel, Khumjung and Khunde villages. After exploring Namche Bazaar, you’ll trek uphill for an hour to reach the Everest View Hotel. Have tea/coffee there, and then walk to Khumjung Monastery. A small Sherpa village of Khumjung is home to Khumjung Monastery, which has preserved the remains of Yeti, an abominable snowman. Walk past the scenic Syangboche Airport towards Khunde village. You will visit Tenzing Hospital at Khunde. You can see the equally beautiful Edmund Hillary School en route to Namche Bazaar.
Day 4
Trek to Debuche
Day 4 Facts
Trekking Time Average
15km Uphill Hike
(Avg 6hrs)
Accommodation
Rivendell Lodge or Similar category
Altitude
(3650m./12405ft.
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Leaving Namche Bazaar, you’ll begin trekking upstream along the Dudh Koshi River. A steep hike takes you towards Phunki Tenga village. The trail continues alongside the mesmerizing view of Ama Dablam (6856m) and climbs over 427 meters in altitude. Tengboche village is home to Tengboche Monastery, the largest monastery in the Everest Region. The 100-year-old monastery celebrates the history of Tibetan Buddhism. It also hosts the annual festival of Mani Rimdu in October. You will walk further descend to Debuche. Overnight in Debuche.
Day 5
Trek to Dingboche
Day 5 Facts
Trekking Time Average
11km Uphill Hike
(Avg 5hrs)
Accommodation
Hotel Good Luck/ Dingboche Resort
Altitude
(4350m./14355ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Wake up to the beautiful view of Ama Dablam (6856m) in the east. After enjoying your breakfast, you’ll embark on the trek. Leaving Tengboche, you’ll begin trekking uphill along the Dudh Koshi River to reach Debuche village. You’ll leave the forested path behind and start climbing the rocky terrain. The trail drops to the pristine Imja Khola (River) and begins to rise again en route to Pangboche village. Walk past thousands of Mani stones en route to Shomare. The day ends at Dingboche village, a remote Sherpa village.
Day 6
Rest day - Acclimatization
Day 6 Facts
Trekking Time Average
Hiking Uphill 03 hrs
Accommodation
Hotel Good Luck/ Dingboche Resort
Altitude
(4350m./14355ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today, you’ll spend the day acclimatizing at Dingboche. To better utilize this day, you can take an adventurous hike to the local Nangkartshang peak (5083m), named after the century-old Nangkartshang monastery. From the top, you can catch the natural sights of Mount Taboche (6367m), Ama Dablam (6856m), Island Peak (6189m), Lhotse (8516m), Makalu (8463m.) and Mount Everest (8848m). Retrace your path back to Dingboche village overlooking the beautiful Mt. Amadablam (6856m). Overnight in Dingboche.
Day 7
Trek to Lobuche
Day 7 Facts
Trekking Time Average
8km Uphill Hike
(Avg 4hrs)
Accommodation
New EBC Lodge/ National Park Hotel
Altitude
(4900m./16170ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Leaving Dingboche, you’ll begin climbing towards Lobuche village. The trail on this day’s trek goes past Pheriche and Thukla village. Leaving the quaint Pheriche village, you’ll start climbing towards Thukla, where you can see the Climber’s Memorial Park. The park, built in memory of climbers who lost their lives while climbing Mount Everest, remains the highlight of the region. Leaving Thukla, you’ll continue trekking uphill along the Lobuche Glacier towards Lobuche village. Overnight in Lobuche.
Day 8
Trek to Gorakshep - Excursion to EBC
Day 8 Facts
Trekking Time Average
02 hrs uphill hike to Gorakshep - 05 hrs round excursion hike to EBC
Accommodation
Everest Inn or Hotel Buddha
Altitude
(5180m./17094ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Leaving Lobuche, you’ll begin climbing towards the remote Gorakshep village. The trail goes uphill along the Lobuche Glacier and Khumbu Glacier towards Gorakshep. After a brief rest, you’ll embark on a short excursion to the Everest Base Camp. The trail rises towards the east and goes along Khumbu Glacier towards Everest Base Camp. Enjoy the pristine sights of the climber’s base camp, Khumbu Glacier, and Khumbu Icefall from the base camp. A few of the mountains visible from the base camp are Pumo Ri (7165m), Lingtren (6749m), Khumbutse (6608m), and Nuptse Peak (7861m). Retrace your path and head back to Gorakshep for an overnight stay. Overnight in Gorakshep.
Day 9
Hike to Kala Pathar - Fly to Kathmandu by Helicopter.
Day 9 Facts
Trekking Time Average
04 hrs Up/Downhill hike to Kallapathar - 01:45 hrs fly to Kathmandu
Altitude
( 1295m./4729ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast
You’ll wake up early as you embark on a short hike to Kala Patthar, the tourist landmark in the Everest Region. After the rigorous climb through the rocky moraine, you’ll arrive at the top from where you can catch the excellent view of Mount Everest (8848m), Nuptse (7861m), Lhotse (8516m), Khumbutse (6608m), Pumo Ri (7165m), and Ama Dablam (6856m) among many other mountains. Retrace your path and begin heading down to Gorakshep village. After breakfast, you will fly back to Kathmandu.
You will be invited to a farewell dinner courtesy of Nepal Alternative Treks at Nepali Cosine in the evening, followed by a cultural show.
Included
Tribhuwan International Airport ( Airport -Hotel -Airport ) transfer in Kathmandu .
Lodge (Twin share) accommodation during the trekking.
All meals ( Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner ) during trek.
One experienced, well trained, fluent English speaking, friendly, specialized in Everest region and government authorized trekking guide and required porters (One porter for two persons).
Guide and porter’s food, accommodation, salary, insurance and transportation etc.
Kathmandu/ Lukla plane and fly back to Kathmandu by Heli.
Sagarmatha National Park fee and Pashang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry fee.
Overland transportation as per mentioned in itinerary.
A trekking map, duffel bag, first aid kit box, Oxygen saturation check up everyday, water purification and trekking completion certificate .
Farwell dinner .
Public Liability Insurance.
Assistance for emergency rescue evacuation.
All kind of service charges and government tax .
Not included
Hotel accommodation and meals in Kathmandu.
Hard and soft table drinks such as tea/coffee, coke, fanta, mineral water, beer, hot shower, hot water, laundry, phone bill etc.
Personal Travel insurance.
Tips for guide and porters .( Highly suggested).
Join our group departures
Available dates.
Our scheduled group tours offer fixed departure dates, providing an excellent opportunity for travelers to join our small group trips.
Every journey we create is uniquely tailored to you. Share your interests and passions, and our travel experts will design an unforgettable adventure filled with extraordinary, one-of-a-kind experiences crafted just for you.
The Meals and Accommodation we provide to our consumers are of top quality. Similarly, we have Lodge twin share basis accommodation during the trekking. Similarly, all meals include Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner during trekking. Likewise, we provide Western and Nepali foods, which are very healthy. In addition, the lodges we provide are very secure and comfortable, too, so that you can enjoy your time with us and the facility we provide.
Fitness and experience requirements
Everest Base Camp is one of Nepal’s most challenging and extended treks. So, it would be best if you were entirely ready for this trek. This trek is o for physically ill people or inexperienced people. Even a lot of experienced trekkers find it hard to trek here. Because it pushes your body to its limit. So, we recommend you first climb small peaks and then come after to climb this peak.in addition, if you decide to do this trek despite your lack of experience, we highly recommend hiring an experienced guide.
Furthermore, you should not have any heart and blood-related diseases. Most importantly, it would be best to be passionate about the trek. Then you can see the stunning view it provides. Similarly, you will not find it challenging to trek here if you are passionate about it.
Climate and weather
At an altitude of 5,364 meters above sea level. The climate and weather are primarily cold in the Everest Base Camp. The average temperature of Everest base camp is -17 degrees Celsius, and trekking is done throughout the year, despite its temperature and weather. Annually, a lot of trekkers trek here. But the best time you could visit here is spring and autumn. You will experience the best climate and weather during this time of the year, which will help you get the panoramic views of Mt. Everest (8848 m), Lobuche (8516m), and Cho Oyu (8188m). But, sometimes, it can vary from season to season.
Cost for Everest Base Camp Trekking With Helicopter Return
The cost for the Everest Base Camp Trekking with Helicopter Return can vary widely depending on several factors, including the package type, services included, and personal expenses. Here is a bre k own of the typical costs:
Trekking Package
Standard Package: $2,500 – $3,500
Includes: Accommodation, meals, guide, porter, permits, domestic flights (Kathmandu-Lukla), and helicopter return from Everest Base Camp to Kathmandu.
Luxury Package: $ 4,000 – $5,500
Includes: Higher-end accommodations, additional services (like heated rooms), more personalized guide service, and helicopter return from Everest Base Camp to Kathmandu.
Breakdown of Costs
Flights:
Kathmandu to Lukla round trip: $360 – $400
Helicopter return from Everest Base Camp to Kathmandu: $1,200 -$1,500
Guides and porters: $ 100 – $ 150 for the guide, $50- $100 for the porter
Personal Expenses:
Snacks, drinks, hot showers, Wi-Fi, charging devices: $200 – $300
Miscellaneous:
Souvenirs, emergency funds, additional services
These estimates provide a general idea of the Everest Base Camp Trekking costs with Helicopter Return. Prices vary based on specific services, trekking season, and individual preferences.
Frequently
Asked Questions
Is Everest Base Camp trekking with Helicopter Return route safe for trekkers ?
Yes, this Trip is safe for tourists. The area has not been affected by the 2015 earthquake, and there have been no epidemics, viral diseases, or COVID-19 outbreaks in the region. The government and other bodies continuously work to ensure accessible communication, comfortable and safe internal travel, proper healthcare facilities, and quality tourist accommodation services.
Can we change money along the trek ? Can we pay by credit card or foreign currency ?
You may be able to change money at Lukla and Namche, but the exchange rate will be lower than in Kathmandu. Credit cards and foreign currency are not accepted along the route. It is recommended that you carry enough cash from Kathmandu.
What is the weight limit for porters ? and weight limit for Lukla flight ?
Usually, we arrange one porter for two trekkers, and one porter carries weights up to 20 kilograms. Hence, each trekker’s luggage should weigh only up to 10 kilograms. However, if your essentials weigh more than that, we can provide you a personal porter with some additional costs.
You can carry maximum 10Kg of luggage (two pieces) and maximum 5kg of hand-carry. You will have to pay $ 1 around for excess baggage.
How long will we have to hike each day ?
The hiking duration varies each day, depending on the trek’s nature, the terrain’s difficulty, and elevation. On average, you will hike for about 4 to 6 hours per day, covering a distance of 10 to 15 kilometers.
What kind of toilet facilities are there? Will we be able to take a shower in Mountain ?
Hotels/Lodges or teahouses on the trek route have excellent infrastructure and are likely to have western-style toilets, and sometimes even attached toilets. Usually, Nepal Alternative Treks arranges accommodation with proper shower facilities.
Do we need to tip my porter and guide ?
It is not mandatory to tip the porters and guides. It ultimately depends on your choice. As your porter and guide play a big role in the success of your trip, from guiding and carrying your necessities to being mindful of your safety, your tips reflect gratitude towards them. Hence, tipping is a recommended culture for porters and guides in Nepal as a gesture of thankfulness.
Is it possible to recharge batteries and electronics during the trek ?
Nowadays, all kinds of facilities, including recharging batteries and electronics, are available in this route and also have electricity and recharging facilities available for a minimal service charge.
Also, note that the Nepalese plugs are of Type D, and the voltage is about 220-240 V. So, make sure that your devices are chargeable. Otherwise, you shall require adapters and voltage stabilizers.
Is it possible to communicate with friends and family back home while on trek ?
There are mobile networks, internet data, and Wi-Fi available in the Everest region, and you can connect to your friends and family back home.
For mobile network and internet data, you will require a Nepalese SIM-Card. If you wish to buy a Nepalese SIM-Card, we will assist you in getting it. You can buy a SIM-Card from local distributors easily with some fees. We recommend Namaste SIM and Everest Data package to have better network coverage and 4G data uses.
We thank our guests for trekking with us, reviewing our services, and making us eligible for the prestigious awards. We also sincerely thank our dedicated staff for their unwavering commitment and continuous support of our company. Without their hard work, dedication, and passion, the awards and achievements we have received wouldn’t be possible.
My friend and I were lucky to find Tej online before visiting Nepal. We knew we wanted to do a trek, but we weren’t sure exactly which trek. Tej sent us a bunch of itineraries for different treks and we chose the Manaslu circuit. When we arrived our guide, Kumar, was waiting for us at the airport and Tej was able to get us all our permits for the trek done in less than 2 hours which was great. The manaslu trek was absolutely amazing! We were super happy with our whole trip and we were lucky to be able to make the pass even though we saw dozens of other people who had to turn back because of the weather. We are already looking forward to going back next year at the same time to trek Everest and we will definitely use Tej again!
“Nepal Alternative Trek addressed my needs according to my schedule and agenda. I stayed most of the time at his home-stay, shuttling between home and the places that I wanted to visit. Tej, the boss behind Nepal Alternative Trek, helped to make my stay in Kathmandu comfortable and productive. He walked me to the monasteries that I wanted to visit and even picked me up when I needed a ride back home.
The home-stay is hosted by his wife and I got to experience living with a Nepalese family, sharing their food, space and laughter.
For the home-stay:
1) Meals available upon request
2) Family get together and chats
3) Regular change of bed-sheets and towels
4) Free WIFI
5) Near Swayambhu and Thamel
6) Safe environment
7) Mountainous forest behind home
8) Walking distance to beautiful monasteries
9) Away from hustle and bustle of towns yet easy to get to town
Goal was achieved 4130 meter and 0 degree celsius, Annapurna Base Camp Trek. It was 6 months of preparation. It was challenging target for us. We had dense forest, mountain, and completely wilderness above the treeline, it was windy and terrain . There is a huge support team. Without them it would not be possible. We can do it , we just have to give time and practice. Mr. Gurung Ji, you with your entire 7 of team were wonderful. They were always ready to help us.
Thanks Mr. Gurung ji for all the support, and guidance that made the trip successful. While all of us focused on Mountain, big thing but there were so many beautiful things along the way, stream, flowers, flora, so many birds I took pictures. So, in summary, phenomenal, success and our confidence there. We know, we can do more and higher in next what bigger thing.
8 days non trek city tour and 21days trek to EBC and chola pass
We love nepal and made 3 time visit to this beutiful country and rich culture. This time last year we came with 6 pax and visited Kathmandu , Pohkara and chitwan with a stay of 2 night in each place. We flew to Pohkara and got the van to chitwan and flew to Kathmandu. Tej arranged all transports overland and flights for us. We did not asked for a local guide but it was all smooth and no problem. We are happy with the service provided by Tej and he made all efforts to make us happy. His company performed professional with the very reasonable pricing. We encountered some small problem with the van transporting us back from nagarkot to kathmandu airport. This van was quite small and it came to pick up quite late that we almost missed the flight to pohkara. We told Tej about this and he must take care of this outsourced van company. Anyway the van in pohkara and to chitwan was excellent , big and comfy. So he has corrected the mistake.
Part 2 was our trek to EBC and chola pass for 21 nights. Tej arranged for flight and guide plus porter. For this trekking it was only me and my wife travelling together. We are about 50 years and used the service of 2 porters cause we bought a lot of dry food plus chocolate. We are difficult persons in terms of foreign food. Our guide Ammer and 2 porters are fabulous. They took care of us very well like we are part of their family.
Overall we strongly recommend this company. They are good and not high expensive tag. We will use their service again in June to trek in Langtang. Rocky
We had a fantastic experience on the Annapurna Circuit with Nepal Alternative Treks. Tej, the manager, was helpful, professional and efficient in dealing with our requirements and amendments, the arrangements worked smoothly and the information provided to us was excellent. Our guide Kul was brilliant. He was friendly, knowledgable and experienced and took changes in our itinerary in his stride. Our trekking experience was much better with his help in everything from planning the stages of the route to organising our food and accommodation. Just one warning: he is an ace card player and will probably beat you hands down!
A wonderful & interesting trek overall. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances ( heavy snow fall & Lie ping with a bad cold) we were unable to cross the Ganja la pass. However, our guide Simbir offered us as alternative trek which took us on a difference journey of Nepal. We had the opportunity to visit & stay in many local villages and meet Tamang, Gurung people experience, their lifestyle and culture. We visited our guide’s home town of Chalishgaun and timed it right to join in with Diwali celebrations!
Attempting Everest base camp trekking for me & my group was taking it to the next level. Before this, our limits were Kedarnath, MadMaheshwar & Tunganath with max distances of 18-19 kms spread over 2-3 days. Moreover, these tracks are such that people doesn’t necessarily have to trek. They have the option of ponies. EBC involves a lot for people like us (acclimatization to altitude, strength etc.), but above all, you need someone to provide logistical support, moral support that it can be done. This is where Nepal Alternative Treks does a great job. They organized it very well, guides and porters provided were very reliable and cost is reasonable when you compare to others. They can customize your travel plan according to your need.
A few weeks ago we went on a trip to Nepal, accompanied by a couple of friends who were on their second trip with Nepal Alternative Trek. Our first goal was to trek to the village of Chalish in Ruby Valley. We decided to go with the services of Nepal Alternative Trek to take us up there. We went there partly by jeep, partly walking through the cultivated terraces, meeting the inhabitants of the different communities who worked there.
I must say that the service that Tej offered us was perfect on all lines. First of all, before our departure, months before, Tej always answered our many questions (luggage, temperature, route to be revised, etc.) Always within 24 hours, he answered with a lot of patience.
All the equipment we thought we would need was available at his office.
Our guide Ammar led us to destination with confidence and professionalism. He knew all the trails, and especially all the shortcuts to avoid us having to go up or down too much along our road. He has managed all the difficulties we have encountered: due to personal reasons, we had to change and our itinerary, and our calendar, and he made everything possible. The whole team adapted to our changes. Our guide contacted Tej who orchestrated the changes without us even having to deal with anything.
The porters were attentive and were always in front of our needs.
Our journey continued towards Bandipur with the driver who made us know the various interesting points, from sunrise to sunset, making detours to take us to the most famous places. Then a 2 days stay in Chitwan, and return to Kathmandu again where the driver carried us without calculating from one place to another – God knows that traffic in Kathmandu, Bakhtapur and Patan can be complicated.
Thanks to Tej, and the whole Nepal Alternative Trek team. We will remember forever that amazing experience.
Many thanks to Tej – well organized, Dhan + hal worked Hard, we could not have done it without there Help, they were always there when needed, worked extra to help us when we were sick. Always kind and cheerful
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