Everest Trek Guide

Planning to trek to Everest Base Camp without the higher cost of a private trip? Joining an Everest Base Camp group trek is a practical choice for solo travelers, couples, friends and trekkers who enjoy sharing the trail with other […]

Manaslu Circuit Trek Group Departure in Nepal If you want to experience the Manaslu Circuit Trek without the higher cost and planning involved in a private trek, joining a fixed group departure with a local trekking company is a practical […]

Everest Base Camp Trek at a Glance Duration 12–14 days trekking (16–18 days total from Singapore) Max Altitude 5,644 m / 18,514 ft (Kala Patthar) EBC Altitude 5,364 m (17,598 ft) Flight to KTM 5–10 hours (direct or 1 stop […]

Why EBC Is a Bucket List Trek for Taiwanese Travelers There is something about standing at the foot of the world’s highest mountain that changes the way you see things. Not just the view, though, that is genuinely staggering. It’s […]

I run treks to Everest Base Camp with an 85 percent completion rate. Here is exactly what can go wrong on the trail, the real numbers, and how we prevent it.

I have guided Everest Base Camp more than twenty times. Here is exactly where you get WiFi, what it costs, and where your phone actually works.

I have coordinated Lukla flights every season for years. Here is exactly why delays happen, what the runway numbers actually mean, and how to plan around it.

I have guided the combined Gokyo Lakes and Everest Base Camp route many times. Here is why crossing Cho La instead of retracing your steps changes everything.

Kala Patthar sits at 5,555m, higher than Everest Base Camp itself, and offers the single best unobstructed view of Everest’s summit on the entire EBC trek. Here is everything you need to know about the sunrise climb.

Every trekker joining our Everest Base Camp trek needs insurance covering helicopter evacuation up to 6,000m. Here is exactly what to check before you buy, and why it matters at Kala Patthar’s 5,555m.