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Everest Base Camp Trek - 12 Days

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  • Duration:12 Days
  • CountryNepal
  • Trip Level Moderate
  • Trip StyleClassic Himalayan Treks
  • TransportationDomestic Flight
  • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • AccomodationTeahouse
  • GroupSize5 - 25 People
  • MaxAltitude 1,300m - 5,364m

We at Admiral Adventure Treks Pvt. Ltd. welcome you to join us on the Everest Base Camp trek which is one of the  most renowned adventure in Nepal. This trek attracts alot of travelers each year who hope to stand in the shadow of the tallest Mountain on Earth. 

Your Everest Base Camp trek starts at Lukla airport. You will traverse deep through Sagarmatha National Park alongside of the Dudh Koshi river. You'll stop at Namche Bazaar which is the heart of Sherpa culture, for acclimatization before continuing.

The amazing sights of the towering Himalayan peaks of Ama Dablam and Everest come into view as the scenery shifts from dense woodlands to alpine foothills. This is also where you come across Tengboche with its monastery atop , and also pass through also Dingboche and Lobuche  while the air becomes thinner and the scenery becomes more breathtaking.

When you reaching Base Camp (5,364m) it will reward you with spectacular views of Khumbu Glacier. Many of our clients also climb Kala Patthar (5,545m) to watch the mesmerizing golden sunrise over Everest.

This two-week adventure is more than just hiking—you'll create ever lasting memories, push your own limits, connect with nature, locals and fellow trekkers from all over. With reasonable fitness and proper pacing, this life-changing  challenging journey is achievable.
Come see Admiral Adventure Treks for your Everest Base Camp trip, where we make your Himalayan dreams come true.

Highlights

  • Experience the World's Most Dramatic Mountain Airport Tenzing-Hillary Airport  at  in Lukla.
  • Standing at Everest Base Camp while looking at The breathtaking Khumbu Icefall is visible directly ahead, surrounded by towering Himalayan peaks.
  • Watch the golden sunrise at Kala Patthar  from vantage point of 5,545 meters.
  • See the Sherpa culture while Spending time with the strong and friendly Sherpas. See how Their simple life is connected to the mountains and their Buddhism.
  •  Explore Namche Bazaar  and see how this busy mountain town is  full of life, with small bakeries, local shops, and people everywhere. Enjoy amazing mountain views and meet both locals and trekkers from all around.
  •  See the beautiful Tengboche Monastery which is in the spiritual heart of Khumbu. You can really feel the peace and calm energy of the place.
  • Walk Alongside the Khumbu Glacier which is the Nepal’s longest glacier of ice running down from Everest.
  • Panoramic Mountain Views - See Panoramic Views of 8 of the world’s 10 tallest mountains – including Everest (8,848m), Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu. They’re massive and just standing there, which is hard to believe they’re real.
  • Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sagarmatha National Park, from lush green forests to highland meadows.

 

Itinerary

Altitude: 2,846m/9,337 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: ~ 3–4 hours of hiking
Elevation: + 1,210 m/3,970 ft
Distance: ~ 7.5 km

Your journey begins with a stunning 30–40 minute flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, one of the entrance points of the Everest region. Our local porters welcome you when you arrive at Lukla Airport and will assist with carrying your load. A quick stop after arrival comes before we embark trekking to Phakding.

The trek gently descends into picturesque Sherpa villages through lush forests and suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi River. Tibetan prayer flags in bright colors are seen fluttering in the mountain breeze along the way, symbolizing good luck for a safe passage. We arrive at Phakding, a small village along the riverbank, after around 3–4 hours of hiking.

Here, you will enjoy a warm supper and a well-earned rest in a local teahouse before the adventures that lie ahead.

Altitude: 3440m/11,286 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: 6- 7hrs
Elevation: +830 m/ 2,723 ft
Distance: 7.5km

Our walk today traverses through village of Monzo. We soon encounter the Dudh Koshi River, which we cross twice via outstanding suspension bridges – an exhilarating experience that is reputed to be extremely safe. Our trail then heads south, leading us towards Jorsalle.

After we enter the Sagarmatha National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage site), we'll arrive at Jorsalle, where we'll take a brief rest. From this point, the most challenging section of the day begins: the steep, 600-meter ascent to Namche Bazaar. This section includes crossing the clear, brightly blue water of the Khumbu River on another suspension bridge.

The climb from the bridge typically takes two hours. It is a tough slog, but halfway you will be rewarded (weather permitting) with your first fantastic view of Mount Everest (8,848m).

Namche Bazaar is the destination for today's trek. The largest settlement in the Khumbu, Namche offers a busy atmosphere with shops selling everything from basic trekking gear to unusual souvenirs. Be sure to sample the local Yak Cheese that the area is famous for!

Altitude: 3440m/11,286 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse

It should be understood that altitude sickness affects individuals in a different manner, and susceptibility does not depend on age, sex, or even good physical condition. Individuals are simply more vulnerable than others. Since this trek is 5,500 meters high, well above the level of most individuals, responses to it are difficult to predict.

With these considerations, a rest day as part of the itinerary is a necessary safety measure. Your body is afforded valuable time to acclimatize physiologically to thinner air through the scheduled rest.

Rather than complete inactivity, we'll have a light exercise to make this trek easier – an acclimatization hike to a local village and school. This promotes circulation and acclimatization. The highlight of the day must be the potential for stunning Himalayan vistas. If the weather allows, you can look forward to spectacular views of Kwangde (6,011m), Thamserku (6,623m), Kangtega (6,782m), Nuptse (7,861m), Lhotse (8,516m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), and the holy grail: Mount Everest (8,848m).

Altitude: 3,856m/12,651 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: 5-6 hrs trek
Elevation: +416 m/1,365 ft
Distance: 9km

Get ready for a picturesque hike today. While the path does have its climbs, particularly after Phunki Thanga, the stunning Himalayan scenery is an endless source of inspiration. These stunning landscapes offer endless chances to click the majestic Everest Region.

Our journey leads us up to the well-known village of Tengboche, the residence of the Khumbu region's most important monastery. We plan on arriving there sometime during the day, ideally before the monks' daily religious ceremony at 3:00 PM begins so that we will have some opportunity to silently observe this fascinating ceremony.

Altitude: 4,380m
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: 4 – 5 hrs
Elevation: +520 m /1,706 ft
Distance: 9km

Today's destination is Dingboche, which is well known for high altitude potato farming. Prior to suspension bridge crossing, we have a decent portion of hike in beautiful rhododendron forest. This day is relatively easy, about 5.5 hours to be hiking. The trek includes a three hour slow ascent to Dingboche. On arrival we will enjoy exceptionally clear and up close views of towering peaks of Mt. Amadablam and Mt. Lhotse.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

With our current altitude of around 4,400 meters, stabilizing our respiratory system is our main goal for safe acclimatization. To that end, today is being designated as an essential rest day. A full day of exertion is not suggested, but gentle acclimatization walks to Pheriche or a nearby sister village will allow us some light activity without exhausting ourselves. For those who are well-acclimatized and after a cautious assessment of individual physical condition, a longer day hike to Ama Dablam Base Camp may also be attempted. But our primary concern is to keep everybody healthy and provide our bodies sufficient time to acclimatize well to this altitude.

Altitude: 4940 m
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: 4-5 hr
Elevation: +530 m /1,739 ft
Distance: 8km

We start the day with an easy hike up to the Pheriche Valley. As we walk, the views of alpine forests and maybe even some Himalayan yaks foraging on the trails will be our company. Our ascent is up to Chupki Lhara, the site of some of the most touching memorials to those who’ve lost their lives here, and beautiful multicoloured Buddhist prayer flags, which blow in the wind.

From there, we will cross the Thokla Pass. Although more challenging at this point of your trek, the magnificient views of our surroundings will surely captivate you. From here we will also have some of the most panoramic views of the magnificent Nuptse, towering Lhotse, massive Lhotse Shar as well as numerous other must-see summits pushing up into the sky over 7,000 meters giving you a view like none other.

Altitude: 5,160m/16,929 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse at Gorakshep
Walking Time: 6–7 hrs
Elevation: +424 m / 1,391 ft
Distance: 15.6 km

Today is a relatively gentle start to our trek, with the first hour or so of mostly flat terrain, followed by a steady climb that will take approximately two or three hours. From a distance walked perspective, it is likely to be one of the least physically demanding days of our adventure. Aware of the threat of high-altitude sickness, our journey towards Gorakshep will be slow and gradual, allowing our bodies sufficient time to acclimatize.

This easy-going nature of the trail makes it an all the more wonderful day for photography enthusiasts as we would have ample time to soak in the beauty around us and record it with our eyes and lenses too.

After reaching Gorakshep, there is another 1 hour and 45 minutes climb to reach to Kala Patthar via a boulder-stony path with numerous boulder stones along the way. Rising to an astonishing 5,545 meters in height, Kala Patthar is renowned as the most spectacular and unobstructed viewpoint of Mount Everest. The irony is that this height falls within accessible distance for trekking in Nepal without a climbing permit. Although a popular viewpoint, Kala Patthar's literal English title "Black Stone" aptly describes its tough, non-mountainous appearance.

Having taken a while to enjoy the breathtaking sight from Kala Patthar, our 45-minute trek to Gorakshep will be our end point for the day.

Altitude: 4,371 m / 14 340 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: 6-7hrs
Elevation: –789 m / –2 588 ft
Distance: 14.5km

After our experience at Kala Patthar the next stage of the trek sees a change to a more simple phase. But in this part pay special attention to your safety as the trail is very steep. Although the physical effort may be less than the ascent, the slope requires great care and attention to navigate well and safely.

Altitude: 4,371 m/ (Pheriche)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: 7-8 hrs
Elevation: –1,536 m / –5,039 ft
Distance: 11.5km

As our amazing Himalayan experience draws to a close, we now start off for Monjo. This is a relatively softer day from the physical angle and covers a much greater distance. However, do not forget that we are still in the Everest Region, and therefore the fundamental mantra of carefulness along the paths is still the paramount. We must be aware of the paths and our steps as we tread our way to our destination.

Altitude: 2,840 m / 9,318 ft
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Walking Time: 4-5hrs
Elevation: + 5 m / 16 ft
Distance: 9.5km

As we embark on the final day of our trek, the trail ahead of us will, in some areas, narrow down to a smaller path. For the most part, however, today's effort should be moderate. Let's enjoy these final stages of our Himalayan trek, taking care of the ground as we walk.

Elevation: –1,522 m / –4 993 ft

Our wonderful trekking journey concludes today with a scenic flight from the Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla to the bustling city of Kathmandu. After a farewell to the breathtaking mountain views, we will board our flight, offering a final aerial glance at the magnificent Himalayan range. At the Kathmandu airport, a comfortable vehicle will be waiting to take you straight to your city hotel. This will offer you a seamless transition to relax and reminisce about the unforgettable moments of the past few days as you get back to the comforts of city life.

Cost Includes

Guide and Porter assistance 

  • Trekking Guide: Government Licensed English-speaking trekking guide who has extensive knowledge of the region.
  • Porter assistance : For each 2-3 participants, one porter will be provided. Solo Trekkers who require porter assistance will incur an additional fee
  • Guide/Porter Expenses: Expenses for guides and porters with meals, lodging, transportation, flight arrangements, insurance, wages, and essential equipment.

Transportation

  • Flights to Lukla: Domestic Flight Tickets to Lukla either from Kathmandu or Manthali.
  • Airport Transfers: Transportation in between Airport and Hotel. 

Accommodation

  • Kathmandu Stays: Two nights' accommodation in a quality hotel in Kathmandu.
  • Trekking lodging: Total 10 Nights in local tea houses during the trek.

Meals

  • Full Board Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
  • Hot Beverage: Tea/Coffee.
  • Water: Drinking water treated with Water purification tablets.
  • Fruits: Seasonal fresh fruits each day.

Applicable Trekking Permit Fees

  • Sagarmatha National Park entry permit fee
  • Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality fees.
  • TIMS card and all necessary government paperwork and local taxes.
Cost Excludes

International Flight and Nepal Visa

  • International Airfare: International flight airfare to/from Tribhuvan International airport in Kathmandu.
  • Nepal Visa: On arrival Visa at Kathmandu Airport. Visa fees vary by duration. 
    • 15 days visa: $30
    • 30 days visa: $50
    • 90 days visa: $125

Travel Insurance

  • We recommend Travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, high-altitude helicopter rescue and evacuation and other unforeseen events.

Personal Expenses

  • Drinks: Beverages (including alcohol, soft drinks, and boiled/bottled water).
  • Extra Porter Service: If you need help with extra luggage additional porter service can be arranged at $300 per porter, with a maximum load of 25Kg.
  • Additional Trek Amenities: Snacks, telephone calls, hot showers, extra meals, Wi-Fi access, devices charging, and room upgrades are available at extra cost during the trek.
  • Clothing & gear: You are responsible for bringing your own clothing and trekking gear. You can check the packaging list for Everest Basecamp Trek.
  • Toiletries: Soap, shampoo, toilet paper, toothpaste, and other toiletries.
  • Drones/Camera Fees: Additional fees for drone and camera permits.

Tips & Incentives

  • Guide and Porter tips: Tipping the team is common but always your choice.

Other Expenses

  • Extra Costs if Unavoidable Delays:  If delays occur because of bad weather, landslides, safety issues, sickness, strikes, or sudden rule changes, you'll need to bear the added expenses.
  • All costs not mentioned in the “Cost Includes” section of Everest Base Camp Trek - 12 Days Package.

 

Useful Infomation

Best Time for Everest Base Camp Trek

Spring (March-May) & Autumn (Sept-Nov) = PERFECT CONDITIONS

Why? Crystal-clear skies, mild temps (daytime 10-15°C), blooming rhododendrons (spring), and post-monsoon crisp views (autumn).
Avoid monsoon (June-Aug) – landslides & leeches! Winter (Dec-Feb) possible for pros – icy trails but empty trails.

Everest Base Camp Trek Cost Breakdown

Budget-Friendly to Luxury Options:

Standard Trek: USD1,200−1,200−1,800 (teahouses, group tours)

Luxury Upgrade: USD2,500−2,500−4,000 (private rooms, hot showers, helicopter returns)

Packing List: What to Bring (and What to Skip!)

Must-Haves for Everest Success:

Clothing: Merino wool base layers, -20°C sleeping bag, waterproof hiking boots.

Gear: Trekking poles, UV sunglasses, reusable water bottle (avoid single-use plastics!).

Health: Diamox (altitude meds), electrolyte tablets, blister tape.
Leave Behind: Heavy books (go digital!), jeans (too bulky), and unnecessary gadgets.
👉 Download Our FREE Everest Packing Checklist

Altitude Sickness: Prevention is always better than Cure!

Symptoms: Headaches, nausea, dizziness (start at 2,500m).
Sherpa-Approved Prevention:

Hydrate Well: 4-5L water/day (add ginger or lemon for taste).

Slow & Steady: Never gain >500m elevation in one.

Local Remedies: Garlic soup, ginger tea – teahouses swear by them!

Emergency Plan: Our guides can manage pulse oximeters & emergency oxygen.

Lukla Flight Experience Guide

The World’s Most Exciting (and Unpredictable!) Airport

Baggage Limit: 10kg checked + 5kg carry-on.

Accommodation: Teahouses vs. Luxury Lodges

Teahouses: Cozy, communal vibes (USD5−20/night). Expect twin beds & shared bathrooms.

Luxury Lodges (Namche/Pheriche): Hot showers, WiFi, & apple pie! ($$ but worth it after Day 5).
Insider Hack: Bring a sleeping bag liner – teahouse blankets are thin!

Food on the Trail: Fuel Your Adventure

Must-Try Dishes:

Dal Bhat Power 24 Hour: Infinite refills of lentils, rice, veggies.

Sherpa Stew: Heartwarming potato/veg soup at 4,000m.
Avoid: Meat dishes above Namche (limited refrigeration).

Permits & Visas Made Easy

Nepal Visa: $50 for 30 days (get on arrival at Kathmandu airport).

Trek Permits:

Sagarmatha NP Entry: $30

Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Permit: $20
We handle all paperwork – just send us your passport copy!

Safety First: Our 5-Point Guarantee

Certified Guides: Wilderness first-aid trained, fluent in English & altitude protocols.

24/7 Backup: Helicopter evacuation coverage (verify your insurance!).

Small Groups:  personalized attention.

Ethical Practices: Porters carry ≤20kg, fair wages paid.

No Hidden Costs: Permits, meals, accommodation – all upfront.

FAQs: What Every Trekker Asks

Q: Can I charge my phone?
A: Yes! Teahouses charge devices for 2−2−5/hour. Bring a solar charger for backup.

Q: Are there ATMs?
A: Only in Namche (withdraw extra cash in Kathmandu!).

Q: Tipping Etiquette?
A: Budget USD150−200 total (guides: USD8−10/day, porters: USD5−7/day).

Leave No Trace: Trek Responsibly

Carry Out Trash: Plastic-free zone – use reusable bottles!

Respect Local Culture: Ask before taking photos of monasteries.

Support Local: Buy handmade yak wool hats – keeps villages thriving!

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Everest Base Camp Trek - 12 Days FAQs

  • 98% Success Rate: Our acclimatization plans work!Ethical Practices: Fair wages for guides/porters.Flexible Bookings: Free date changes & 24/7 support.

  • Spring/Autumn see 500+ trekkers daily. For solitude, try winter trekking or opt for the Gokyo Lakes alternative route.

  • Break-in boots pre-trekWear moisture-wicking socksApply tape at the first sign of rubbing

  • Yes, but hot showers cost $3−8 (higher you go, pricier they get!). Use wet wipes for a quick refresh.

  • Fuel up with dal bhat (rice/lentils), momos, and Sherpa stew. Vegetarian/vegan options abound. Avoid meat at higher altitudes!

  • Stay in cozy mountain teahouses with shared bathrooms. Upgrade to luxury lodges in Namche/Pheriche for hot showers and private rooms.

  • Most trekkers loose 5-10 lbs from high-calorie burns (500-700/hour!). Pack snacks like nuts and chocolate for energy boosts.

  • Essentials: Trekking poles, -20°C sleeping bag, waterproof boots.Clothing: Layered merino wool, down jacket, gloves.Extras: Diamox (for altitude), reusable water bottle.Download our FREE Everest Packing List!

  • Yes! Teahouses offer charging ($$) and Wi-Fi (purchase local EverestLink cards). Signal weakens above Namche – embrace the digital detox!

  • The 35-minute flight from Kathmandu to Lukla is a thrilling start! Turbulence is common, but pilots are highly trained. Always book morning flights to avoid weather delays.

  • Spring (March-May): Blooming rhododendrons, clear skies.Autumn (Sept-Nov): Stable weather, peak visibility.Winter/Summer treks are possible but require expert planning.

  • Sagarmatha National Park Permit ($30)Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Permit ($20)TIMS Card ($10)We handle all paperwork!

  • Budget 1,200−1,200−2,500 depending on:Group vs. private trekLuxury teahouses vs. standard lodgesHelicopter return add-onsPro Tip: Book early for Lukla flight discounts!

  • Recommended: Hepatitis A/B, Typhoid, and Tetanus. Consult your doctor 8 weeks pre-trek.

  • Yes! We partner with Himalayan Rescue Association for helicopter evacuations. Ensure your travel insurance covers high-altitude rescues (up to 6,000m).

  • Altitude sickness (AMS) affects ~30% of trekkers. Symptoms include headaches, nausea, and dizziness. We mitigate risks with:Slow ascent plansAcclimatization daysEmergency oxygen & medkitsTip: Hydrate well and avoid alcohol!

  • Yes! Hiring a local Sherpa guide ensures safety, cultural insights, and seamless logistics. Solo trekking is risky due to altitude, unpredictable weather, and remote trails. Our guides handle permits, teahouse bookings, and emergencies.

  • Absolutely! While challenging, beginners with moderate fitness can conquer EBC. Focus on cardio training (hiking, cycling) 2-3 months prior. We design itineraries with gradual ascents and rest days for all skill levels.

  • The classic Everest Base Camp Trek is 12-14 days (there and return from Lukla). This includes acclimatization days in Namche Bazaar and Dingboche to acclimatize at high altitude. Walks are 6-8 hours per day, with 8-15 km on bumpy Himalayan trails.

Clients Reviews
Rated 5.0/5 based on 12 reviews
  • The Perfect Team: Durba's Planning and Rajan's Support Made EBC Dream a Reality

    Excellent Experience.. My package organised by "Durba" was well organised and professional.. my sherpa "Rajan Phaude" who helped me with his local experience made me reach up to my destination Everest Base Camp from Lukla. Thanks a lot guys..

    Biju Ojha
    Australia,
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    My husband and I did the Poonhil trek and Chitwan park with this agency. I only have good comments about the work done by Durbah and the team. He organized the entire trip for us, including transportation and accommodations during the trek and during our visit Chitwan. The accommodations choices were very good and according to the standards we expected. He didn't have any problem to customize the trip to our requirements and he always answered our questions very fast. We did the Poon Hill trek with Nabin, who was our guide. He was very attentive and did an amazing job. We felt in good hands which allowed us to enjoy our trip very much!

    Luz Maria
    Spain,
  • Why I Chose Them Twice: Reliable Tours at the Right Price

    I Took a couple of tours with them, the longest one was to Everest Base Camp, you feel always safe cause they 're always by your side, my guide was Bishal and he is always trying to help with the best attitude. I definitely recommend this company to take any kind of tour.At the beginning I was comparing prices and they have the best. Great experience

    Roberto García
    Brazil,
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    This EBC walking tour is a great experience, my guide kamal is very professional, the service is very enthusiastic, trustworthy

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    China,
  • The Complete Package: Great Price + Expert Team = EBC Success

    We Booked 12 days Everithing Base camp trèk with Admiral aventure trèks. They are highly professionnal people i was so happy when i talked with mr Dhurba he made clear all about trèk. Our guide Bishal Tamang so great guide. He has been working as a guidé since Last 6 years. He is so helpfull and he has great knowledge about Hugh altitude and highly professionnel team.We had great time with themThe price is reasonableI recommend

    Caro Durand
    France,
  • Book Them Once, Trek With Them Forever - That Good!

    We booked a trekking to the everest base camp with them, it was an incredible experience, very profesional since the beginning. Every person of the company helped us, doing some shopping to buy the gear, giving advice and being very close to us. We will definitely repeat with them! Thank you so much Dhurba and Prakash, hope to see you soon!

    Miguel Pascual
    Spain,
  • Pro Tip: Don’t Rush the Descent! (But Do Book Dhurba & Jaya)

    We went through Dhurba at zen bed and breakfast. Everything was done efficiently. He brought us to buy the equipment that we lacked and also took us for a nice meal.We did our EBC trek with Jaya, he was a very nice, relatively fluent in english, very fit and flexible to our needs.Tip: Dont descend in 2 days. Its nothing to the locals but to us, we will die.

    Andrew Wong
    United States,
  • No Worries, Just Wonders - Transport, Lodging & Guides Handled Perfectly

    Service was excellent and affordable! Transport & Accomodation (Zen Bed & Breakfast) was arranged so we did not have to worry. The guide and porter provided had a lot of experience and they cater to suit our needs and objectives!

    Fim butler
    United States,
  • Admiral Adventure: Flawless Logistics + Unbeatable Value

    My partner and I weren't initially going to hire either a porter or guide on our EBC trip - we were convinced that we could do it on our own. However, after speaking with other Trekkers and with Dhurba (the owner) I decided that a porter/guide would be he best option. Dhurba organised everything for us, including our Tims cards, a taxi to the airport and told us where to meet our port guide. It was the best decision we made.We met our porter/ guide, Bishal Tamang, at Lukla airport and immediately we knew we would have an excellent trip with him. Bishal carried my bag whilst my partner chose to carry his own. However, most importantly, we got a real insight into the local culture, customs and learnt so much more about the mountains than we would have on our own. Bishal could point out all the mountains and tell us their various heights - something that the independent travellers really missed out on. Bishal stayed with us throughout the trek and took us to secret viewpoints, we never would have found them on our own. Our whole trip was really enhanced because of spending time with Bishal and we even learnt some Nepalese card games and songs!! I'd highly recommend Bishal.Admiral adventure treks were so helpful and organised everything for us quickly and efficiently. Their prices were very good, but more than that, the customer service was just excellent. Thanks very much!!

    Katharina Weber
    Switzerland,
  • Tailored to Perfection: Dhurba’s Planning + Jaya’s Guidance = Trekking Bliss

    Our first time trekking in the Himalayas and I could not have asked for a better experience. Our guide jaya was amazing, he looked after us perfectly and gave us lots of interesting information about the area. I always felt safe while trekking with him.The prices are extremely good compared to other Trekkers we spoke to and Dhurba tailored the trip perfectly to our preferences and time limit. I would definitely recommend this company to others and use them and our guide jaya on treks in the future.

    Richard Peterson
    United States,
  • Patience, Stories & Safety: Yagya Karki is Admiral’s Secret Weapon

    We recently completed the Everest Base Camp trek and had the services of Admiral Adventures. Tika, the owner, did a great job in ensuring we were well taken care of upon our arrival in Kathmandu. Our guide, Yagya Karki, was absolutely the best. Karki was always full of anecdotes, advice and, unlike some guides that we came across during the trek, always prioritized our safety above all else. His calm demeanor, patience and soft skills in managing sometimes very difficult adults (us) was exceptional and we were all pleased with his services. I suffered from AMS symptoms when at Lobuche and Karki took care of me and handled the situation very well. All in all, I would definitely recommend AA and in particular, Yagya Karki!!

    Tarun Pillai
    Singapore,
  • More Than a Company - Admiral is My Nepal Home Since ‘09

    I've been trekking in Nepal with Tika as a guide for the first time in 2009. I was so impressed that I went back there in 2010 and it appeared that Tika had established his own company. I have done several trekkings in Nepal since like : LangTang, Everest Basecamp, Annapourna circuit etc.Sometimes with Tika and sometimes with another guide working for him named Tej who also became a close friend to me over the years. Always to my full satisfaction. Didn't had to worry about anything. It was all very well taken care of the trekkings as well as acommodation in Ktm and Pokhara. I can fully recommend Amdmiral Adventure treks to everyone because why would I go back there every time if i thought i could do better with another company?Enjoy your time in Nepal and you better do it with Admiral adventure treks!!

    John Terneuzen Profielen
    United States,
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