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Excursión privada de 16 días al Campamento Base del Everest con hoteles de 5 estrellas en Katmandú, alojamientos de primera categoría en la ruta y opción de regreso en helicóptero.
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Our 16-day Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek provides a private, fully supported route to the base of the world’s highest peak. We prioritize your physical recovery by securing premium accommodations, including Yeti Mountain Home properties and Hotel Everest View. In these lodges, you get heated rooms, attached bathrooms, and hot showers up to 3,880 meters. At higher altitudes where luxury lodges are not available, we book the highest-quality teahouses to ensure your comfort.
This itinerary features an optional direct helicopter extraction from Gorak Shep (5,164 meters) to Kathmandu. Flying out replaces three grueling days of downhill trekking on fatigued joints and gives you a direct aerial perspective of the Khumbu Icefall. We guarantee a 1:2 guide-to-trekker ratio. This allows our NATHM-certified guides, who have summited Everest multiple times, to monitor your blood oxygen levels twice daily and manage your acclimatization safely.
Datos del viaje:
La mejor época para una excursión de lujo al campamento base del Everest es la primavera y el otoño. Durante estas estaciones, el cielo está despejado y el clima es ideal para practicar senderismo. Planifica tu viaje en cualquier época del año, ya que está disponible todo el año. Elige la opción de invierno para disfrutar de rutas más tranquilas y senderos nevados, o la opción de monzón con apoyo de helicóptero para un acceso más seguro y vistas aéreas espectaculares.
La excursión de lujo al campamento base del Everest tiene un precio de 3,840 USD por persona. Este paquete incluye una estancia de 4 noches en un hotel de 5 estrellas en Katmandú, alojamiento en lodges de lujo en la región del bajo Everest y las mejores casas de té disponibles a lo largo de la ruta en altitudes elevadas. El itinerario también incluye vuelos nacionales, todos los permisos de trekking, comidas durante la caminata, un guía privado, servicio de porteadores, traslados al aeropuerto y visitas guiadas en Katmandú.
El traslado opcional en helicóptero de regreso desde Gorak Shep a Katmandú tiene un costo adicional de 950 USD por persona en vuelo compartido, o 4500 USD en vuelo privado. El vuelo dura aproximadamente 1.5 horas y reemplaza tres días de caminata de ida y vuelta. Puede confirmar esta opción al momento de la reserva o decidir durante la caminata, según disponibilidad.
While both standard and luxury trekkers walk the exact same trail from Lukla to Everest Base Camp, the recovery conditions differ entirely. Above 3,000 meters, your body requires optimal rest to combat lower oxygen levels. A standard trek relies on basic teahouses with uninsulated plywood walls, communal squat toilets, and dining halls heated only by a central yak dung stove.
Our Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek enhances this experience by using purpose-built lodges such as Yeti Mountain Home and Rivendell Lodge. You sleep on heated beds in insulated rooms with private, en suite bathrooms. Instead of standard high altitude lodge food, our chefs provide varied, diet-specific meals to keep your appetite up when altitude naturally suppresses it. We also replace the standard large-group format with a strict 1:2 guide-to-student ratio. This ensures our Sherpa guides can conduct personalized morning and evening SpO2 pulse oximetry readings to track your exact physical adaptation.
| Elemento | Trekking estándar al campamento base del Everest | Trekking de lujo al Campamento Base del Everest (Peregrine) |
|---|---|---|
| Duración | 14 – 16 días | 16 días (tiempo adicional de aclimatación) |
| Alojamiento | Casas de té sencillas, habitaciones compartidas, sin calefacción. | Yeti Mountain Home, Hotel Everest View, Rivendell Lodge: baño privado climatizado, ducha de agua caliente. |
| Relación de guía | 1 guía por cada 8-12 excursionistas | 1 guía por cada 2 excursionistas |
| Vigilancia de la salud | Control diario básico | Oximetría de pulso SpO₂ dos veces al día, protocolo AMS por guía con experiencia en cumbres |
| Comidas | Menú estándar de casa de té | 3 comidas diarias con menú occidental/nepalí, adaptaciones dietéticas. |
| Hotel Katmandú | 3 estrellas o económico | 5 estrellas (Hotel Everest o equivalente) |
| Tamaño del grupo | De 8 a 16 personas por grupo (fechas fijas) | Salida privada, fechas a elección, de 2 a 10 excursionistas. |
| Credenciales de guía | Guía local autorizado | Nacido en Khumbu, certificado por NATHM, con experiencia en la ascensión al Everest (Dorche 7 veces, Nima 2 veces). |
| Precio por persona) | USD 1,850 | USD 3,840 (todo incluido) |
| Tasa de éxito | ~85–90 % | 99% (verificado en más de 300 salidas) |
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A su llegada al Aeropuerto Internacional de Tribhuvan, un representante de nuestra compañía le recibirá y le trasladará a su hotel. El trayecto dura unos 20 minutos, dependiendo del tráfico. Tras registrarse, podrá descansar o salir un rato para instalarse. Si necesita equipo de senderismo, puede adquirirlo hoy o el segundo día del itinerario, según le resulte más conveniente.
Recomendación de comida:
Comienza tu primer día en Nepal eligiendo comidas a las que estés acostumbrado. Katmandú ofrece una combinación única de clima, temperatura, agua y gastronomía, por lo que tu cuerpo necesita tiempo para adaptarse.
Si bien no podemos controlar el entorno, la elección de alimentos está en tus manos. Comer platos conocidos ayuda a que tu organismo se adapte mejor al nuevo entorno. Una vez que tu cuerpo se acostumbre, podrás disfrutar gradualmente de la gastronomía local y explorar diferentes opciones culinarias con facilidad.
Hoy no hay actividades programadas, ya que el programa es ligero para tu bienestar. Descansa en tu hotel y recupérate del desfase horario antes de que comience el viaje.
Comida: No incluye
Comience el día con una visita guiada por los principales monumentos históricos y espirituales de Katmandú. Visite la Plaza Durbar para ver sus antiguos palacios, patios y templos, que reflejan la historia real de la ciudad y sus detalles arquitectónicos. Continúe hasta Pashupátinath, un complejo de templos hindúes sagrados a orillas del río Bagmati, donde se realizan rituales diarios y ceremonias de cremación.
Diríjase a Swayambhunath, también conocido como el Templo de los Monos, situado en la cima de una colina con amplias vistas al valle. Concluya la visita en la estupa de Boudhanath, una de las estupas más grandes y antiguas del mundo y Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO, donde los peregrinos rodean la estructura y hacen girar ruedas de oración a un ritmo constante.

Por la tarde, asista a una breve charla informativa previa al viaje, donde el guía explicará el plan, la ruta y los detalles clave para los próximos días. A continuación, participe en una sesión de preparación para la excursión de lujo al campamento base del Everest, organizada por Peregrine Treks and Expedition Pvt. Ltd., y aproveche este tiempo para revisar el equipo, aclarar cualquier duda y prepararse a fondo para la aventura.
Your trek begins with a morning flight from Kathmandu to the Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla (2,840 m). For groups of four or more, we arrange a private helicopter flight to avoid the crowded domestic terminal and bypass the long drive to Ramechhap. Upon landing, you meet your porter team and have a fresh breakfast before hitting the trail.
The walk to Phakding (2,610 m) takes about three hours. It is an active descent, dropping 230 meters. You pass the stone walls of Chaurikharka village and follow the Dudh Koshi River valley. Mount Khumbila, a sacred unclimbed peak, dominates the skyline above you. We keep the pace deliberately slow to help your lungs adjust to the lower oxygen levels. By early afternoon, you arrive at the Yeti Mountain Home in Phakding, where you can take a hot shower and rest in a heated room before dinner.

Consejos prácticos
Today involves a significant altitude gain as you hike from Phakding up to the Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar (3,440 m). The trail crosses the Dudh Koshi River multiple times via steel suspension bridges, culminating at the famous Hillary Suspension Bridge.
Immediately after crossing the bridge, you face the Namche Hill. This is a steep, continuous 600-meter ascent that takes two to three hours. This switchback section is typically where trekkers first feel the heavy physical impact of high altitude. Your guide will enforce a slow, steady walking rhythm to prevent early fatigue. Halfway up the hill, a clearing through the pine trees provides your first direct sight of Mount Everest. Upon reaching Namche, you check into the Yeti Mountain Home. The facility offers premium bedding and modern amenities, providing your body with the exact comfort it needs to recover from the strenuous climb.
Nota: Tras recorrer esta ruta desde 2002, hemos comprobado que los excursionistas que llegan a Namche antes de las 15:00 y descansan una hora antes de una caminata vespertina sencilla presentan niveles de saturación de oxígeno (SpO2) notablemente mejores a la mañana siguiente. Nuestro guía, Dorche Sherpa, controla la saturación de oxígeno de cada excursionista a las 18:00 y de nuevo a las 6:00; estas mediciones determinan el ritmo de la jornada siguiente.
To safely adapt to the elevation at 3,440 meters, you will spend today actively acclimatizing. We follow the strict physiological rule: climb high and sleep low. Your morning begins with a steep ascent to the Sagarmatha National Park viewpoint. From this ridge, you watch the sunrise illuminate Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku.
After taking in the panoramic views, you continue hiking up to 3,790 meters to reach the Sherpa settlement of Khumjung. Here, you visit the Khumjung Edmund Hillary School, originally established by the famous mountaineer in 1961. Next, your guide takes you inside the Khumjung Monastery. This sacred Buddhist site houses a famous historical relic kept in a locked glass box, which the local monks protect as an actual Yeti scalp.
Walking at these higher elevations forces your cardiovascular system to work harder to process the thinner air. After exploring the village, you descend back down to Namche Bazaar for a hot lunch. You have the entire afternoon free to browse the local equipment shops, enjoy fresh pastries at a mountain bakery, or simply rest in your heated room at the Yeti Mountain Home to prepare for the days ahead.

Leaving Namche, the trail traverses the hillside high above the Dudh Koshi River. The path is relatively flat for the first two hours and offers constant views of Ama Dablam. After descending to Phunki Tenga (3,250 m) for lunch, you face a challenging two-hour climb through a rhododendron forest to reach Tengboche (3,860 m).
Here, you visit the famous Monasterio de Tengboche, the largest Buddhist center in the Khumbu region. Because Tengboche lodges are often basic and crowded, we guide you a further 20 minutes downhill to Deboche (3,820 m). In Deboche, you stay at the Rivendell Lodge. This property offers superior insulation, private bathrooms, and a quieter environment for your recovery.

Today, you cross the 4,000-meter mark, which is a critical altitude threshold. The trail takes you through a shaded forest before crossing a suspension bridge over the Imja Khola river. As you climb toward Pangboche (3,985 m), the tree line disappears completely and is replaced by alpine scrub and barren landscapes.
The air here holds significantly less oxygen, so your guide will keep your walking pace extremely slow. You arrive in Dingboche (4,410 m) by early afternoon. This village sits in a sunlit valley protected from high winds. You will spend two nights here in the best available premium teahouse, ensuring you stay warm and well fed as your body adapts.
This is your second mandatory acclimatization stop. To stimulate red blood cell production, you hike up Nangkartshang Peak, which sits directly behind the village. The goal is to reach an elevation of around 4,800 meters.
The climb is steep and rocky, taking about three hours round-trip. You are rewarded with close-up views of Makalu, the fifth-highest mountain in the world. After spending 30 minutes at the high point to let your body register the altitude, you descend back to Dingboche for a hot lunch. Your guide will check your blood oxygen levels in the evening to confirm you are ready for the final push.

The day begins with a gradual climb up the Khumbu Khola valley to Thukla (4,620 m). After a short tea break, you face the Thukla Pass. This steep, rocky ascent takes about an hour. At the top (4,830 m), you walk through a sobering memorial ground dedicated to climbers who lost their lives on Everest.
From the pass, the trail flattens out as it follows the lateral moraine of the Khumbu Glacier into Lobuche (4,940 m). The temperature drops sharply here. Your lodge in Lobuche is basic compared to the lower elevations, but our staff ensures you have extra blankets and continuous access to hot drinking water to prevent altitude sickness.
This is the most physically demanding day of the itinerary. You start early, hiking alongside the Khumbu Glacier over loose rocks and uneven terrain to reach Gorak Shep (5,164 m). After dropping your heavy gear at the lodge and having a quick meal, you begin the final push to Everest Base Camp (5,364 m).
The trail weaves through ice pinnacles and glacial moraine for about two hours. Upon reaching the base camp, you stand directly beneath the notorious Khumbu Icefall. After taking photos and celebrating the milestone, you return to Gorak Shep before the afternoon weather deteriorates. Sleep is often difficult at this altitude, but your guide remains on standby with pulse oximeters and supplementary oxygen if needed.


The day begins with a pre-dawn climb from Gorakshep to the summit of Kala Patthar at 5,644 meters. This ascent takes approximately two hours in freezing temperatures. Unlike Everest Base Camp, where the mountain profile is blocked by Nuptse, the summit of Kala Patthar offers an unobstructed view of Everest. Your guide will position you at the optimal ridge point to photograph the sunrise lighting up the horizontal strata of the Everest summit pyramid. After capturing the view, you descend to Gorakshep for a hot breakfast.
From Gorakshep, you begin a 13-kilometer descent to Pheriche village at 4,371 meters. The trail retraces your steps past the Khumbu Glacier moraine, drops through the steep rocky section of the Thukla Pass, and opens into the wide Pheriche valley. The entire trek takes seven to eight hours, during which the atmospheric oxygen level increases significantly from 50 percent to roughly 60 percent.
Why the Standard Route Walks Back to Lukla
We design our core itinerary to walk the entire route back to Lukla. Completing the continuous trail on foot is the only way to claim you finished the full Everest Base Camp trek. Returning by air from the top makes it a partial trek. Walking the descent allows you to properly process the expedition and view the changing alpine ecosystems from a completely different perspective.
The Optional Helicopter Return
If you want to bypass the final three days of downhill trekking to protect your knees, you can upgrade to a direct helicopter flight from Gorakshep to Kathmandu for an additional USD 900 per person. We keep this as an optional upgrade rather than a standard inclusion due to strict seasonal aviation laws. During the monsoon season, the Autoridad de Aviación Civil de Nepal strictly prohibits commercial passenger helicopter flights to Gorakshep for safety reasons. Helicopters only receive clearance for emergency medical rescues during these months. Therefore, we only offer the commercial fly-back option during the stable weather windows of the spring and autumn trekking seasons.

Tras contemplar el amanecer, regrese a Gorakshep a paso tranquilo y disfrute del desayuno. Descanse y almuerce antes de continuar el viaje. Comience un descenso gradual hacia el pueblo de Pheriche, avanzando con cuidado por el sendero a medida que la altitud disminuye y el terreno se vuelve más fácil. Llegue a Pheriche al anochecer y acomódese para pasar la noche.
You depart from Pheriche and begin a 15-kilometer hike down to Namche Bazaar. The route drops 931 meters in elevation and takes six to seven hours. You follow the path along the Imja Khola river, passing through the stone houses of Pangboche village. The trail then leads through protected forests of rhododendron, juniper, and alpine pine, where you can frequently spot wildlife like the Himalayan tahr and the colorful Impeyan pheasant.
After crossing the river, you make a brief ascent to the Tengboche Monastery before a steep drop through the forest to Phunki Tenga. The final leg of the day is a high, scenic traverse winding along the hillside back into the bustling trading hub of Namche Bazaar at 3,440 meters. You check into your luxury lodge for the evening to celebrate completing the high-altitude portion of the trek.
Today is your final and longest day of walking, covering 18 kilometers from Namche Bazaar back to Lukla. The trail drops 580 meters over roughly seven hours of trekking. You begin with the steep descent down Namche Hill, exit the Sagarmatha National Park gate at Monjo, and cross the Hillary Suspension Bridge over the Dudh Koshi River.
The path continues through lower Sherpa settlements, including Phakding, following the river valley layout. The final hour of the trek requires a steady 200-meter climb from Chheplung village up to the Lukla ridge at 2,860 meters. You conclude the trek by checking into the premium Yeti Mountain Home in Lukla, where your team hosts a farewell gathering to thank the local porters and sherpa staff.

Altitud: 2860m
Comida: Desayuno almuerzo y cena
You board an early morning twin-otter aircraft for the 30-minute flight from Lukla Airport back to Kathmandu. On clear days, sitting on the right side of the plane gives you a final look at the Langtang and Jugal Himal ranges. Upon landing at the Kathmandu domestic terminal, a private vehicle transfers you to The Everest Hotel. You have the rest of the day to rest or visit the Peregrine Treks office for a trip debriefing and a celebratory farewell dinner.
Weather Contingency Protocol: Lukla flight schedules depend entirely on visibility. If adverse weather conditions cancel the flights, we will arrange accommodation at a local lodge in Lukla. Please note that an additional charge of USD 300 per person applies if you choose to extend your stay at the premium Yeti Mountain Home during a weather delay.

Altitud: 1400m
Alojamiento: El Hotel Everest o similar
Comida: Desayuno
This day serves as a built-in buffer for any flight delays out of Lukla, and doubles as a cultural exploration day. You can spend the time shopping for authentic Nepalese handicrafts, pashmina shawls, and thangka paintings in the Thamel market.
Alternatively, we can arrange private transport to the historic cities of Bhaktapur or Patan in the Kathmandu Valley. In Bhaktapur, you can explore the preserved Newari architecture of the 55-Window Palace and the five-story Nyatapola Temple. In Patan, you can visit the ancient Durbar Square, the stone-carved Krishna Mandir, and the Patan Museum to see a comprehensive collection of bronze statues and sacred art. You return to The Everest Hotel for your final night.
Altitud: 1400m
Alojamiento: El Hotel Everest o similar
Comida: Desayuno
Your luxury Himalayan trip concludes today. We check your international flight schedule in advance to prevent any delays. A representative from Peregrine Treks picks you up from The Everest Hotel in a private vehicle and drives you to Tribhuvan International Airport. We assist you with your luggage and the initial airport check-in security process three hours before your flight departure time.

Altitud: 1400m
Alojamiento: No incluye
Comida: Desayuno
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La excursión de lujo al campamento base del Everest tiene un precio a partir de 3,840 USD por persona e incluye los siguientes servicios.
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La ruta de 16 días sigue el clásico corredor Lukla–Namche–Tengboche–Dingboche–Lobuche–Gorak Shep, con paradas de aclimatación programadas en Namche Bazaar (días 4-5) y Dingboche (días 8-9). Distancia total de la caminata: 130 km ida y vuelta. Hay alojamientos de lujo disponibles en cada parada desde Phakding hasta Gorak Shep.
Aceptamos una amplia gama de divisas principales, incluyendo el dólar estadounidense, la libra esterlina, el euro, el dólar australiano, el dólar de Singapur, la rupia india, el franco suizo, el dólar canadiense, el yen japonés, el yuan chino, el riyal saudí, el riyal catarí, el baht tailandés, el dírham de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos, el ringgit malasio, el won surcoreano, la corona sueca, la corona danesa, el dólar de Hong Kong, el dinar kuwaití y el dinar bahreiní. Para quienes estén interesados en nuestra excursión de lujo al Campo Base del Everest, pueden realizar los pagos en las siguientes divisas para una experiencia de reserva sencilla y sin complicaciones.
En Nepal, el voltaje estándar es de 230 V con una frecuencia de 50 Hz, y los enchufes y tomas de corriente son de tipo C, D y M. Si viene de un país con enchufes diferentes, es fundamental llevar un adaptador adecuado. Los adaptadores universales son fáciles de conseguir y se recomiendan para garantizar la compatibilidad al cargar sus dispositivos. Además, asegúrese de que sus electrodomésticos sean compatibles con 230 V para evitar problemas.
Antes de viajar a Nepal, se recomienda considerar la posibilidad de vacunarse contra la hepatitis A, la fiebre tifoidea y el tétanos. También se pueden recomendar vacunas contra la rabia, la encefalitis japonesa y la malaria, según las actividades que realice y las zonas que visite. Sin embargo, no es obligatorio vacunarse para entrar en Nepal. Antes de vacunarse, es fundamental consultar con su médico para asegurarse de recibir el asesoramiento adecuado en función de su salud y sus planes de viaje.
Para facilitar su llegada a Nepal, le recomendamos encarecidamente que complete el formulario de solicitud de visa en línea antes de su viaje. Puede completar el formulario a través del sitio web oficial de Inmigración de Nepal, lo que le ahorrará tiempo en el punto de entrada. La mayoría de los viajeros pueden obtener una visa a la llegada en los puntos de entrada a Nepal. Sin embargo, los ciudadanos de países como Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabue, Suazilandia, Camerún, Somalia, Liberia, Etiopía, Irak, Palestina, Afganistán y Siria deben obtener una visa en la embajada o consulado nepalí más cercano. Las tarifas de la visa de turista son de US$30 para 15 días, US$50 para 30 días y US$125 para 90 días. Completar el formulario de solicitud de visa en línea antes de su llegada le ayudará a garantizar una entrada a Nepal más eficiente y sin complicaciones.
Nuestro sitio web acepta pagos en USD, CAD, GBP, EUR y AUD. Si reside en un país que utilice estas monedas, puede pagar directamente desde su cuenta bancaria. Pagar a través de su cuenta bancaria le ahorrará la comisión del 3 % por procesamiento de tarjeta de crédito. Se requiere un depósito de al menos el 30 % del costo total para confirmar esta excursión de lujo al campamento base del Everest. El saldo restante debe pagarse 30 días antes de su llegada. Puede pagar con Visa, Mastercard, American Express y otras tarjetas de crédito importantes. Tenga en cuenta que las comisiones por el uso de tarjeta de crédito son adicionales al costo del tour si elige este método de pago.
Recomendamos encarecidamente comprar una tarjeta SIM para tener acceso a Internet confiable en Nepal. Los dos proveedores principales son Nepal Telecom (propiedad del gobierno) y NCELL (propiedad privada). Lo mejor es obtener la tarjeta SIM en el aeropuerto, donde el personal puede ayudarlo con la activación y la selección del plan de datos. Una tarjeta SIM hará que sea más fácil comunicarse con nosotros y localizar a nuestro representante en el aeropuerto. Alternativamente, también puede obtener una eSIM en el aeropuerto de Katmandú.
Podrá disfrutar de wifi gratuito en el Hotel Everest View el quinto día del trekking de lujo al Campo Base del Everest. A partir del sexto día, deberá adquirir un paquete de internet en la recepción del hotel, con un precio aproximado de 6-7 USD por 24 horas de acceso wifi. Tenga en cuenta que el acceso a internet solo está disponible en el hotel.
Puedes usar tu teléfono móvil y datos móviles con buena señal en Lukla, Namche y Tengboche. Recomendamos usar una tarjeta SIM de NTC para datos, ya que es más fiable que la de Ncell. En ocasiones, los datos móviles pueden funcionar en Dingboche y Gorakshep, pero no están disponibles en Lobuche y Pheriche.
Hasta Namche, puedes cargar tus dispositivos electrónicos, como teléfonos móviles, cámaras y baterías externas, sin ningún coste. Sin embargo, después de Namche, tendrás que pagar aproximadamente entre 4 y 5 USD para cargar tus dispositivos en los albergues. En general, hay electricidad disponible durante todo el trekking de lujo al campamento base del Everest. Además, para mayor comodidad, puedes solicitar una manta eléctrica por una tarifa adicional de entre 15 y 20 USD por noche.
Proporcionaremos alojamiento en el Hotel Everest o en hoteles similares en Katmandú durante el Excursión al campamento base del Everest en un albergue de lujoLes proporcionaremos alojamiento en Yeti Mountain Home (alojamientos de lujo en la región del Everest) y en el Hotel Everest View en Namche durante la caminata. Pasarán una noche en Rivendell Lodge, Deboche, y deberán alojarse cinco noches en el mejor alojamiento local disponible con todas las comodidades.
Todos los alojamientos para el Trekking al campo base del Everest Las habitaciones son compartidas (dos personas por habitación). También se ofrece alojamiento individual en hoteles por un suplemento de 1,000 USD por persona, que se suma al precio del paquete. Sin embargo, las habitaciones individuales solo están disponibles en los alojamientos de lujo de las montañas y el valle de Katmandú. Es posible que no haya habitaciones individuales disponibles en los alojamientos estándar durante la temporada de senderismo.
Una vez en Lukla, comenzará la ruta de trekking habitual hacia el Campo Base del Everest; sin embargo, el alojamiento será en hoteles de primera categoría de la región. Peregrine Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. desea asegurar a sus clientes que con este paquete de trekking de lujo al Campo Base del Everest, disfrutarán de un alojamiento excelente y de primera clase en la región.
Por lo general, los hoteles hasta Deboche ofrecen duchas con agua caliente. Sin embargo, no recomendamos ducharse al llegar a Namche. Le sugerimos que traiga toallitas húmedas para limpiarse.
Comidas durante el trekking de lujo al campamento base del Everest
Durante su viaje de lujo al campamento base del Everest, disfrutará de la gastronomía típica nepalí y de cocina internacional (tibetana, continental, india, etc.). Los alojamientos o casas de té le ofrecerán desayuno, almuerzo y cena según su menú. Es posible que tenga la oportunidad de disfrutar de cenas de despedida. Durante este viaje, podrá elegir libremente cualquier opción de comida disponible. Si bien no hay restricciones en cuanto al tipo de comida que puede seleccionar, le rogamos que evite desperdiciarla. En caso de desperdiciar comida, deberá abonar el costo total de sus comidas. Tenga en cuenta que el agua caliente, el chocolate caliente, las teteras, el café, las sopas, etc., no están incluidos en este paquete.
If you are seeking a budget-friendly trekking package, Peregrine Treks is not the right fit for you. We do not cut corners on high-altitude logistics. If you demand uncompromising safety, premium comfort, and the most experienced mountain crew in the Himalayas, we are your only option. We charge a premium because we provide a fail-safe experience from Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp.
A Khumbu born guide leads every Peregrine luxury departure. Our trek leaders do not just know the trail; they hold real summit experience. Guides like Dorche Sherpa have stood on the top of Mount Everest seven times, while Nima Sherpa has reached the summit twice. They have completed the Everest Base Camp Trek more than 100 times. They speak communicable English (Not fluent English) and act as your dedicated safety guardians. We pay our team wages significantly higher than the local market to secure this top-tier talent.
Standard treks rely on communal teahouses with uninsulated walls and shared facilities. We prioritize your physical recovery by booking purpose built lodges like Yeti Mountain Home, Rivendell Lodge, and the famous Hotel Everest View. These properties offer heated rooms, cozy beds, and en-suite bathrooms with hot showers up to Deboche (3,820 m). At higher elevations like Lobuche and Gorak Shep, we secure the highest quality private rooms available and provide electric-heated blankets to ensure you recover effectively after each day of climbing.
Proper nutrition is critical for successful acclimatization and energy management. We bypass standard teahouse menus to provide fresh, healthy options. At lower elevations, you enjoy buffet style breakfasts and dinners featuring fresh ingredients. As we ascend, you receive unlimited à la carte choices ranging from traditional Nepali Dal Bhat to continental and Indian dishes. We easily accommodate vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free dietary requirements to ensure you maintain your caloric intake when altitude naturally suppressaes your appetite.
Your safety is our absolute priority. Our lead guides hold advanced Wilderness First Aid certifications and conduct mandatory daily health checks using pulse oximeters to monitor your blood oxygen levels. Every group carries a comprehensive medical kit, a dedicated emergency oxygen cylinder, and a Portable Altitude Chamber (PAC bag) to immediately treat severe altitude sickness on the trail. We maintain 24 hour contact with our Kathmandu office to coordinate immediate helicopter rescues up to 6,000 meters if necessary.
We design our itinerary with a safe, gradual acclimatization pace. We maintain a strict ratio of one guide for every five trekkers, with one porter assigned to every two clients. This small group dynamic allows us to adjust your schedule instantly if you need extra rest, a longer visit to a monastery, or more time to explore a Sherpa village.
You can upgrade to a direct helicopter flight from Gorak Shep or Kala Patthar back to Kathmandu. This 90 minute flight provides a once in a lifetime aerial perspective of the Khumbu Icefall, Everest, and Ama Dablam. Choosing this option saves you three days of descent and protects your knees from the heavy strain of the long walk back to Lukla.
Staying in touch with home is easy on our luxury trek. You receive complimentary Wi-Fi access at all premium lodges up to Deboche. Above this altitude, we recommend purchasing an Everest Link prepaid data card for reliable satellite internet access. Your premium lodge rooms feature standard power outlets for free device charging, ensuring your cameras and phones are ready for the final summit push.
Every day on the trail offers views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam. Our luxury itinerary places you in the best locations for these sightings. For instance, the Hotel Everest View (3,880 m) is strategically positioned to offer direct, unobstructed balcony views of the mountains at sunrise and sunset, allowing you to enjoy the Himalayas without having to step outside into the freezing night air.
We offer more than just a path to Base Camp. Our guides introduce you to the deep traditions of the Khumbu region. You visit essential monasteries like Tengboche and have the opportunity to engage with local Sherpa families, learning about mountain history from the very people who call the Himalayas home.
NOTA DE EXPERIENCIA DEL GUÍA:
A Khumbu-born guide leads every Peregrine luxury departure with real summit experience. Dorche Sherpa has stood on the top of Everest seven times, while Nima Sherpa has reached the summit twice. They don’t just know the trail — they understand the mountain at every altitude, in every season, and in every weather window. That is the difference between a guide and a guardian. Our Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek will take you to Base Camp while offering warm accommodations, delicious food, and attentive care. You’ll trek through the Himalayas with utmost comfort and safety.
| Noche | Ubicación (Altitud) | Alojamiento | Tipo de Habitación |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-2 | Katmandú (1,350 m) | Hotel Everest (5 estrellas) | Habitación de lujo con baño privado. |
| 3 | Phakding (2,610 m) | Casa de montaña Yeti Phakding | Habitación de lujo con baño privado y cama climatizada. |
| 4-5 | Namche Bazaar (3,440 m) | Casa de montaña Yeti Namche | Habitación de lujo con baño privado y cama climatizada. |
| 6 | Deboche (3,820 m) | Rivendell Lodge | Habitación de lujo con baño privado. |
| 7-8 | Dingboche (4,410 m) | Hotel Buena Suerte | Habitación privada con baño privado y manta eléctrica. |
| 9 | Lobuche (4,940 m) | Nuevo Hotel EBC | Habitación privada con baño adjunto. |
| 10 | Gorak Shep (5,140 m) | Himalaya Lodge | Habitación privada, manta eléctrica |
| 11 | Pheriche | La Pheriche de Edelweiss | Habitación privada con baño privado y manta eléctrica. |
| 12 | Namche Bazaar (3,440 m) | Casa de montaña Yeti Namche | Habitación de lujo con baño privado. |
| 13 | Lukla (2,840 m) | Casa de montaña Yeti Lukla | Habitación de lujo con baño privado. |
| 14-15 | Katmandú (1,350 m) | Hotel Everest (5 estrellas) | Habitación de lujo con baño privado. |
While the standard teahouse trek is a rite of passage for many, it often means sacrificing sleep, warmth, and privacy. Our luxury itinerary is designed for trekkers who want to challenge themselves physically during the day but recover in premium comfort at night.
Duración del viaje: 13 Days (with Helicopter Return) Punto de recogida: Gorak Shep or Kala Patthar (Weather Permitting) Mejor para: Trekkers who want to save time and avoid the grueling downhill descent.
Instead of retracing your steps for three days back to Lukla, you can upgrade to a direct helicopter flight from the high mountains back to Kathmandu. This is one of the most exclusive features of our luxury package.
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Calificamos esta caminata como moderado a desafiante. You do not need to be a professional climber, but you must be physically prepared for the unique environment of the Himalayas.
The optimal window for trekking in the Khumbu region is dictated by weather stability and lodge availability. For our luxury itineraries, we recommend the following windows to ensure you get the best visibility and access to our preferred premium lodges.
Spring is the peak mountaineering season. Weather is relatively stable, with daytime temperatures between 10°C and 20°C in lower regions like Lukla and Namche. Nights above Dingboche remain below freezing, but our premium lodges with electric-heated blankets ensure your comfort.
Following the summer monsoon, the atmosphere clears, leaving the air crisp and dry. November provides the sharpest views of Everest and its neighboring peaks. While temperatures mirror the spring season, nights become colder as November progresses.
| Temporada | Clima: | Vistas | Crowds | Recomendación |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primavera (marzo-mayo) | Templado, 5–15°C en altitudes bajas; posible nubosidad por la tarde. | Excelente; rododendros en flor | Moderado a ocupado | La mejor opción en general: ideal para principiantes. |
| Otoño (septiembre-noviembre) | Fresco y seco; cielos más despejados del año. | Excelente visibilidad; la cima del Everest rara vez está nublada. | Temporada alta: la temporada más concurrida | Ideal para fotografía y vistas |
| Invierno (diciembre-febrero) | Frío; entre -10 y -25 °C en Gorak Shep; posible nevada. | Impresionante en días despejados; con menos horas de luz. | Muy tranquilo; las cabañas están casi vacías. | Solo para excursionistas experimentados en climas fríos. |
| Monzón (junio-agosto) | Lluvias en altitudes bajas; sanguijuelas; el sendero puede estar resbaladizo. | A menudo nublado por debajo de los 4,000 m; despejado por encima. | Muy silencioso | No recomendado para excursiones de lujo. |
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For the Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek, “the best time to go” is also determined by lodge inventory. Because we exclusively book premium properties like Yeti Mountain Home and the Hotel Everest View, these rooms are limited. Even if the weather is perfect, if you book late, you may be forced into standard teahouses. We strongly advise confirming your dates at least four months in advance to ensure your full itinerary remains in our premium lodge network.
Mountain weather changes within minutes. While our porters carry your main luggage and we provide the high-altitude essentials, packing the right personal gear is critical for your comfort.
Our booking process is designed to be seamless. As a luxury operator, we handle all permits, flight logistics, and lodge reservations to provide a stress-free experience from arrival in Kathmandu.
Acclimatization is Strategy: Do not rush. We include two rest days in Namche and Dingboche specifically to allow your body to adjust.
Peregrine Treks adheres to the strictest safety standards in the Khumbu region. Our luxury treks include specific hardware and personnel protocols that standard agencies do not provide.
Medical and Operational Support
Estrategia de evacuación: We maintain 24-hour contact with our Kathmandu office. We facilitate helicopter rescues up to 6,000 meters for any client showing signs of medical distress.
A luxury trek is not just about better pillows; it is about better risk management. By employing guides who have summited Everest, using medical-grade safety equipment, and maintaining a strict 1:5 guide-to-client ratio, we ensure that you are protected. Our team monitors for hazards before they become emergencies.
Essential Insurance Reminder
Your travel insurance policy must explicitly include high-altitude trekking up to 6,000 meters, emergency medical evacuation, and trip cancellation. Please provide your insurance details to our team before the trek begins. Double-check your policy; many standard plans do not cover helicopter rescues at the altitudes reached during the Everest Base Camp Trek.
The Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek is a trekking expedition, not a technical mountaineering climb. You do not need previous high-altitude mountaineering experience to succeed. However, because this trek takes you to an elevation of 5,644 meters, you must possess a good level of physical stamina. You will hike for 5 to 7 hours daily over mountainous terrain.
While the Luxury itinerary provides a more comfortable recovery environment than standard treks, the physical demands remain high. We recommend a training routine that includes cardiovascular exercises (jogging, swimming, or cycling) at least three times per week, beginning two months before your departure. Being comfortable walking 6 hours a day on uneven ground is the best way to ensure you enjoy the scenery rather than just focusing on your fatigue.
Group Size and Guide Ratio
We prioritize a personalized trekking experience by keeping our groups small.
Travel insurance is non-negotiable for this expedition. Your policy must be comprehensive and explicitly include:
Hydration is your primary defense against altitude sickness. We recommend drinking at least 4 liters of fluid daily.
Our daily rhythm is designed to balance physical activity with recovery:
You can add the Gokyo Lake and Cho La Pass to your itinerary for an additional two days.
Flights between Kathmandu and Lukla take approximately 35 minutes. These flights are highly dependent on weather visibility.
We have dedicated rescue facilities. In the event of a medical emergency, a helicopter evacuation will be coordinated immediately. The cost ranges from USD 4,800 to USD 5,000. Your travel insurance is essential to cover these costs. If you are forced to end your trek early due to health or weather, we will assist you with all logistics, though we cannot provide refunds for unused portions of the package.
No. The Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek is a high-altitude hiking expedition, not a technical climb. You do not need mountaineering skills or ropes. However, it is physically demanding. You will hike 5–7 hours per day over uneven terrain at altitudes above 5,000 meters. Physical fitness is required, but your success depends more on your ability to acclimate to altitude than on raw athleticism.
We redefine “luxury” in the Khumbu region by replacing communal, uninsulated teahouses with premium lodge networks like Yeti Mountain Home and the Hotel Everest View. These properties provide private rooms, en-suite bathrooms with hot showers, and electric-heated beds. We also offer a higher guest-to-guide ratio, premium high-altitude meals, and dedicated medical support (pulse oximeters and oxygen kits) that standard budget treks do not.
No. You do not need to be an athlete, but you should have a baseline of cardiovascular fitness. We recommend a training routine of jogging, swimming, or cycling three times per week for two months prior to your trip. The trek requires stamina, not speed. Our luxury itinerary follows a slow, controlled “climb high, sleep low” pace that helps your body adapt to the thin air.
The helicopter flight from Gorak Shep or Kala Patthar back to Kathmandu is the ultimate luxury upgrade. It saves three full days of strenuous downhill trekking, which protects your knees and joints from fatigue. Furthermore, it provides an unparalleled aerial view of the Khumbu Icefall, Everest, and the Gokyo Lakes that you simply cannot see from the ground.
This is a common issue during peak seasons. While most agencies force you to wake up at 2:00 AM for a 4-hour drive to Ramechhap, we provide a Peregrine Flight Guarantee. If a direct flight from Kathmandu is unavailable, we upgrade your group to a private helicopter transfer from Kathmandu to Lukla at no additional cost, ensuring your trek begins on schedule and in comfort.
Yes. Your policy must cover high-altitude trekking up to 6,000 meters, medical treatment, and emergency helicopter evacuation. Many standard travel insurance policies do not cover altitudes above 3,000 meters; you must verify that your specific policy covers the EBC trail before departing.
Your lead guide monitors your health daily using pulse oximetry. If you show signs of severe altitude sickness, your safety is our priority; we will arrange an immediate helicopter evacuation to Kathmandu. Please note that while we provide the logistics for evacuation, we cannot offer refunds for unused portions of the trek (hotels or meals) due to the nature of mountain logistics.
Tipping is a standard practice in the Himalayas to reward your crew for their hard work. For our 16-day luxury itinerary, we recommend a budget of approximately USD 400 for your lead guide and USD 250 for your shared porter. Your lead guide can help organize a group tipping pool at the end of the trip to ensure the entire team is recognized.
Yes, you will have the opportunity to visit the Khumjung Monastery, which houses a famous religious relic—often referred to as the “Yeti Scalp”—protected within a glass casing. This is a highlight for many of our guests and a key part of our focus on sharing authentic Sherpa culture.
If you are looking for the lowest possible price, Peregrine is not the right fit. We specialize in high-end logistics, experienced summit-proven guides, and fail-safe safety protocols. If you are seeking a premium, fully supported, and professionally managed Himalayan experience, we are the industry leader in luxury Everest expeditions.
Luxury travel is about privacy. Our standard luxury package is based on double occupancy, but we offer a single supplement option for all travelers who prefer their own room throughout the trek. If you are a solo traveler, we will secure a private room for you in all luxury lodges and Kathmandu hotels.
We treat altitude prevention as a logistical priority, not an afterthought. We prevent sickness through three methods: a strict “climb high, sleep low” itinerary that includes two mandatory acclimatization days in Namche and Dingboche, a mandatory daily hydration protocol (4 liters per day), and daily health monitoring. Our guides are trained to identify the earliest physiological signs of distress—often days before they become serious—allowing us to adjust the pace or provide supplemental oxygen before a condition worsens.
While we provide free charging at all luxury lodges up to Deboche, power access becomes a shared resource at extreme altitudes such as Lobuche and Gorak Shep. We ensure your devices are prioritized, but we recommend bringing a high-capacity power bank (20,000 mAh) as a reliable backup. This ensures you can keep your cameras and phones charged for the final summit push without worrying about power availability at the lodge.
Basado en 18 reseñas
Forget roughing it on the mountain! My Everest Base Camp Trek with Peregrine Treks was an unforgettable adventure in luxurious comfort. Peregrine took care of everything, from top-notch teahouse stays with stunning Himalayan views to delicious meals that fueled our challenging hikes. The highlight was definitely Gorakshep, where we stayed in a luxurious lodge with panoramic views of Everest. The feeling of accomplishment reaching Base Camp, surrounded by such majestic peaks, was indescribable. Our experienced guide ensured our safety and made the journey informative and fun. This trek was the perfect blend of physical challenge and luxurious pampering, and Peregrine delivered on all fronts!

Danny B. Kelly
Mandan Road Russellville, MO, United StatesThis Everest Base Camp Trek with Peregrine Treks wasn’t for the faint of heart, but the breathtaking scenery and Peregrine’s exceptional service made it a truly rewarding experience. The trek pushed me to my physical limits, but the comfortable lodges with hot showers each night were a welcome reward. Peregrine’s staff were incredibly attentive, ensuring we had everything we needed, from altitude medication to steaming cups of tea after a long day on the trail. The helicopter ride back from Gorakshep was the ultimate treat, offering stunning aerial views of the Himalayas that would have been impossible to see by foot. This trek was a fantastically organized adventure, perfect for luxurious travelers who want to experience it without sacrificing the challenge.

Edward E. Enriquez
Marcus Street Gadsden, AL, United StatesTrekking up to Everest Base Camp was challenging but much more satisfying and beyond my expectations. I communicated first class with Pradip, who organized this Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek. I had an excellent trekking guide named Chetup Sherpa, who looked after my ups and downs throughout the trek. He kept me informed about the Trekking distance to be covered, height to be ascended, and altitude to be reached daily, keeping me safe.
I will surely return to Nepal and have another adventure with Peregrine Trek. Accommodation in Lukla, Phakding, and Namche was terrific. From Namche, lodges are good, with attached bathrooms, hot water for showers, and WiFi for accessible communication with my family. The rooms of Everest View Hotel were terrific, and it’s beyond my imagination.
Namaste!!

Savannah Bagot
Sydney, AustraliaI had a fabulous time. Excellent guide and porters, lovely group, fabulous scenery, and people. I’m over 50, though, and I had never been trekking. Although I did a lot of walking in preparation, what really would have helped most would have been daily going up and down your stairs as much as I could bear. Hill and mountain hiking is a great idea. Also, doing daily is good preparation as you’re doing it daily on the trek. Well worth it, though.

Justin Pethard
AustraliaI’m fortunate to have the opportunity to admire the Everest region from every angle in a luxurious way. Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek is a complete experience and well-satisfying satisfaction. Eating outstanding cuisine while enjoying the view from the Everest View Hotel was a fantastic experience. The trek up Kalapathhar cliff was also exciting, even though I was freezing from the altitude. I had an entirely different perspective on the Khumbu Region when I stepped up there. Throughout that, the exquisite accommodation and meals along the trek were the main thing I will never forget. This experience left a lasting impression on my heart, and I will try it again.

Margery J. Buffum
Austin, United StatesFrom Pheriche, the breathtaking perspective of the northern side highlands was astounding. If I ever get the opportunity to visit there, I would dearly enjoy conversing with the gracious Sherpas again. The interactions with the locals were excellent, and I discovered a lot about their history. During my Everest Base Camp Luxury Lodge trek, the monasteries surrounding Pangboche and Tengboche lit my heart. More than that, I’ll never forget eating foreign and native Nepali cuisine while gazing northward at the stunning Makalu and Cho Oyu peaks. Overall, this expedition was a top-notch experience for me, and I will always be thankful to Peregrine Treks & Tours for providing me with this incredible adventure.

Ed E. Kerns
Dallas, United StatesA truly unforgettable journey to Everest Base Camp Luxury Lodge Trek. During the preparation phase, Pradip from Peregrine Treks and Tours responded quickly and accurately to our questions. We were cautious because we were accompanying our pre-teen and adolescent children. The quoted pricing was competitive. We arrived and had a nearly faultless tour. Our tour leaders and porters were fantastic. They catered to all of our needs and were always willing to help. I can’t say enough good things about Pradip and our guides, Nima and Pasang. Our porters, Tek, Dhiraj, and Suresh, were also excellent. The entire team kept our children (Aged 11 and 13) and us safe and entertained throughout the journey.

Laura J. Sharpe
Charlestown, United StatesAfter reading numerous testimonials on TourRadar, I opted to take my Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek with Peregrine, and it was the best decision I could have made. Before I arrived in Nepal, Pradip answered my questions without hesitation. Nima, our guide, and Tekendra, our porter, were friendly and helpful, going out of their way to help us. This collaborative effort resulted in the best 15 days possible.

Demetria Zito
ItalyWe hired Peregrine Treks and Tours for four persons for a 15-day Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek. 4-6 persons are the maximum number of people you should go hiking with since you would be waiting behind the others. It takes a lot of walking and trekking up and down mountains, but the experience is priceless. Pasang, our guide, was an excellent choice; despite being a little difficult to understand at times, he blended in with our group and became a team member.

Demetria Palermo
ItalyI did not anticipate that the helicopter flight from Everest Base Camp to Kathmandu would be so stunning. Ama Dablam, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Cho Oyu were all visible from the helicopter. The adventure’s highlight was traveling through the quaint Sherpa hamlet. Their culture and heritage were exceptional, but what captivated me was that most of their family members were either engaged in trekking or agricultural pursuits. The Tengboche’s tranquil atmosphere and the Phakding lush surroundings were both excellent. I reached the trek’s highest point, Kalapathhar, by following our guide’s lead (5,545m).

Dominic Ayot
FranceDuring my enjoyable holiday, the luxurious Everest Base Camp trek was a pleasure for me. I urge travelers to Nepal to attempt this once. The trail led us to the majestic destination, passing by Rhododendron woodland and low-lying clouds. Since there will be few ATMs or banks in the Everest region, I kindly ask that you exchange your local money in Kathmandu. I’ll never forget the fresh yak milk tea that went along with it. Rare plants and animals were abundant in the rainforest, stretching from Namche Bazaar to Pangboche. The spectacular stone-paved trail and waterfalls in the Khumbu Region enhanced the feeling of excitement.

Arianne Grivois
FranceIt was an exciting flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. Likewise, Flying above the magnificent vegetation of central and eastern Nepal was mesmerizing. Being on the brink of Mount Everest was a fantastic experience for us. The finest experience I’ve ever had was ascending the cliff face of Everest Base Camp. The view of the Khumbu Glaciers and other snowy Himalayas from the Kalapathhar was refreshing. Upon returning to Lukla, I reminisced on my excellent accommodation and food on the trek. The picturesque Namche Bazaar hamlet reminded me of the ancient Himalayan village in Japanese classic films. The luxurious Everest Base Camp excursion, as a whole, was the most beneficial for me.

Troy Duval
FranceSince I returned from my first trek in Nepal in April, I have been swamped. Indeed, the hustle and bustle of life here starkly contrast with the tranquility I experienced in the mountains. It makes me even more nostalgic about my trek with Nima as our guide.
Like many people who have not been to Nepal, I was looking forward to basking in the beauty of the majestic Himalayan mountains. No doubt, I saw the majestic Himalayan Mountains, but what left me with deep impressions were the people I met. From the point we reached the airport, we felt the warmth of Nepali hospitality. We were treated more like friends rather than just mere visitors.
As friends, we had the privilege to hear his views on the political situation from our trekking guide, Nima, and we saw his passion for his country and his hope for the future. During the Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek, while we saw many porters carrying loads many times their weight, I also saw the resilience of the people, which is like the Himalayan Mountains that stood firm and sturdy in whatever weather conditions. On our day of departure, Pradip came down to fetch us to the airport, even though he did not have much sleep as he was trying to help his friend the night before. I saw his dedication to his work and his kindness to his friend.
Through all these that I saw, I couldn’t help but pray, “God, this is a wonderful country with wonderful people. May God bring to these countries capable leaders who love the people and who will bring the country to the heights of the Himalayan Mountains.” God bless Nepal!

Bethany Gowlland
AustraliaOur journey to EBC was a fantastic experience, and as a family of five ranging in age from 16 to 60, we were exceptionally well cared for; it was difficult, but we could not fault the experience.

Adèle Joly
FranceWhen I discovered this local travel specialist, I was skeptical that they could keep their claims. Most of the treks I discovered were double the price, and the services appeared almost equal. After reading positive evaluations, I decided to take a chance. I’m SO HAPPY I CHOSEN Pradip and this local travel expert! He was responsive, met me at the hotel when I arrived to check the plan and worked tirelessly with me to overcome travel obstacles caused by monsoon weather.
NIMA IS FANTASTIC! He is an exceptional guide who got me to Base Camp despite numerous obstacles with the weather and my condition. I cannot recommend these people highly enough and Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek. It would be wise to spend less on inferior goods.

Sander C. Kruse
DenmarkPradip is a living legend. He suggested a fantastic route and was extremely reasonable in his cost. He stayed in touch with me from the moment I arrived in Kathmandu from Germany till the very end of my journey. I recommend Peregrine Treks because of their education, fairness, and, most significantly, their excellent character.

Monika Peters
GermanyI had excellent information about what to do and bring from the day I booked my Luxury Everest Base Camp Trip; from the airport, they picked me up and gave me a two-night free 5-star hotel to stay in Kathmandu; on the Trek, I had an excellent guild who looked after me every second of the day, like my dad, ok the Trek is long days of walking, but that’s what you signed up for, great experience. The accommodation during the trip was superb.

Melanie Drescher
Germany