Budget trekking is the best option for travelers who want to experience the Himalayas with a limited budget. For all the trekking enthusiasts in the world, we invite you to visit Nepal and explore this Himalayan region with comfort and a reasonable price.
Your essentials for hiking in the Himalayas will be covered by our budget packages. To ensure that your walk is comfortable, we supply you with obliging and amusing porters (English speaking) who will carry up to 12kgs of weight. As porters are experienced trekkers, they will also be help you with your needs during the trek. Included in the budget trek cost are additional services like ground transportation to and from the starting and finishing points of the trek, cozy and warm lodges during the trek, and permits required to trek in Nepal’s various trekking regions.
It should be noted that hiring a guide will come at an additional expense, raising the overall cost of the trek. However, if you feel the need, we can also provide excellent guides for you. And lastly, we request our travelers to carry the basic necessities such as trekking gears, warm clothes, hot water bottles, sunglasses, trekking poles etc. with themselves as it will not be provided by the company.
The exhilarating Everest Base Camp trek, also known as the EBC trek, brings travelers to the foot of Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world. The thrilling EBC trek journey in the Lukla village of Nepal’s Khumbu district starts with an exhilarating flight to Tenzing-Hillary airport, one of the most hazardous and high-altitude airports in the world. Enjoy breath-taking vistas of the surrounding alpine region during the 35-minute flight. The 130-mile EBC journey, which can take 10 to 15 days to finish depending on the route and physical fitness level, is thought to be one of the more challenging treks. The best months to visit the EBC Trek are mid-September through November or March through May. Over the course of the EBC Budget Trek, trekkers will ascend steadily to a maximum elevation of 5,364 meters (Everest Base Camp).
To ensure that their bodies adjust to the increasing altitude and remain healthy for the duration of the trekking, trekkers must thus make the required stops at Namche Bazaar, Dinboche, and Gorak Shep as acclimatization. The hikers get to explore a Sherpa hamlet, learn about their rituals, and stop at beautiful monasteries during these rest breaks. Lodging alternatives for these vacations are typically lodges and tea houses, which offer delectable meals and a comfortable stay. You should try Nepali specialties like dal bhat tarkari (lentils, rice, and veggies), momos (dumplings), and tsampa (roasted barley flour) along the way. One of the journey’s key sites is the spiritual hub Tengboche Monastery.