Everest Base Camp Trek through Jiri
On 10th march 1953, a team of 12 mountaineers from New Zealand and Britain, led by General sir John Hunt, are preparing to climb Mount Everest from Bhadgaon( Bhaktapur), only 20 kilometers away from Kathmandu. With them are early 400 Nepalese porters, recruited to carry eight tonnes of material and equipment. The endless climb slowly begins as the sun rises. Hundreds of curious Nepalese have come to watch, with disbelief, the white foreigners who claim they can conquer and hoist their flag on top of Mt. Everest, the Mother Goddess, the highest mountain in the world. It took this unusual caravan more than fifteen days to reach Namche Bazar, in the high mountain region in Khumbu. The rest of the story is now a legend. On 29th May, at 11:30 am , Nepali, Tenzin Norgay and New Zealander, Edmund Hillary, were the only two men to reach the summit, the first time anyone hand ever climbed the Roof of the world.

The following itinerary gives you to follow in the tracks of these pioneers. Much has changed over the last 44 years, the most important of which is the road between Kathmandu and Jiri, which has reduced the older 1953 route by several days.

For the first six days, the path goes across a hilly region, with an average altitude between 2,500 and 3,000 meters, where terraced cultivations dominate. What may seen as an easy walk is in fact not, as the local irrigation system creates complications. the area is irrigated by two tributaries of the sun Kosi the Khimti Khola and Lekhu Khola - which flow from the north to the south, while the route goes from the west to the east. This means that you have to go across terrain riddled by rivers, and cross at least one pass almost every day.
After Nunthala, the path meets the Dudh Koshi Valley and takes a northward direction until Namche. Both the countryside and the people change, as you enter the homeland of the Sherpas, a people who occupy a special place in the history of mountaineering.


Everest Base Camp Trek through Jiri Itinerary
Day 01: Kathmandu -Jiri (1951m) by Drive
Day 02: Jiri - Deurali (2705m)
Day 03: Deorali - Sete (2575m)
Day 04: Sete -Junbesi (2675m)
Day 05: Junbesi - Numtala (2360m)
Day 06: Numtala- Khari Khola (2100 m)
Day 07: Khari Khola - Surkhe (2293m)
Day 08: Surkhe - Phakding (2640 m.)
Day 09: Phakding - Namche Bazaar (3440 m.)
Day 10: Rest at Namche Bazaar. Visit around Everest View Hotel and Khumjung Valley.
Day 11: Namche - Tyengboche (3867 m.)
Day 12: Tengboche - Dingboche (4260 m.)
Day 13: Dingboche - Lobuche (4930 m.)
Day 14: Lobuche - Gorak Shep (5140 m.)
Day 15: Climb to Kalapatter (5545 m.) back to Gorekshep
Day 16: Gorekshep - EBC (5364 m.) / Lobuche (4930 m.)
Day 17: Lobuche -Pheriche (4243 m.)
Day 18: Pheriche -Tyengboche (3867 m.)
Day 19: Tyengboche -Khumjung (3840 m.)
Day 20: Khumjung -Phakding (2640m)
Day 21: Phakding -Lukla (2886m)
Day 22: Lukla -Kathmandu

Note: Kathmandu- Jiri bus service. can go more further and can make trip shorter also. So we will redesign your trip as for your time and schedule.

Note: Kindly contact us for the more information and cost for this trekking.
We will design your trekking as per your requirement and holiday time.

Services included in trek costs
1.Airport pick-up and drop-off (private car, Van or bus)
2.Nights Hotel with breakfast in Kathmandu.
3.Sightseeing Around Kathmandu with Experience Tour Guide
4.Welcome Dinner or Farewell Dinner.
5.Accommodation during the trek- Tea House Lodge
6.Experience, Government Licensed English-speaking Guide
7.Porters : 2 clients 1 porter in Group
8.Domestic Airfare/ Ktm-Luckla-Ktm. Airport Tax
9.All your standard Meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) during the trekking.
10.Trekker’s information management system(TIMS) card fee.
11.Sagarmatha National Park fees.
12.Entrance & monument fees at during sightseeing places.
13.Trekking equipment including sleeping bags
14.Staff insurance, medication and equipment,First Aid Kit
15.Rescue arrangements for our clients
16.All Govt. and Local Taxes
17.Trekking Certificate from Destination Unlimited.

Services not included in trek price
01.International airfares
02.Travel/trekking insurance
03.Nepal entry visa fees.
04.Mountain rescue charges or insurance
05.Bottled drinks on trek (cold and alcoholic) and Hot Drinks
06.Lunch and dinner during your stay in Kathmandu.
07.Additional food or drink on trek in addition to three standard meals
08.Personal expenses, Emergency Expenses, road blocked, snakes, desert.etc
09.Special region permit and liaison officer fees (where applicable)
10.Tips, Hot Showers
11. Meals during the Trekking for AGP Trek.