Everest Base Camp Trek Group Joins 14 Days

Why choose the group joining the Everest base camp trek?

Advantages of joining a group trek to Everest base camp trek :

• Lower budget: joining a group, you will save the balance, as the trek cost will be shared in Guide , transportation, Porter , Accommodation at teahouse, etc.
• Meet like-minded people—As a solo travelling to Nepal planning to trek to Everest base camp you will have a good opportunity to meet new people and you have good chances to share adventure trekking and climbing experiences, etc.
• Fixed departure dates & Itinerary – Trekking to Everest base camp in the group the departure dates and itinerary are fixed already. So if you are looking for a group join a trek, let us know the your interesting departure dates and season
• Safety – in the group you feel safer, especially in higher sections of the trek. When we need someone to help in an emergency situation in the group, there are more people and strong manpower so it can be a quick service to take you to a safe place or evacuate.
• Pre-booking Teahouse—if you are in the group, this will be much more reliable for booking the teahouse and more secure for booking in the mountains in a group.
• Professional guides and strong supporting porters—as a group, more experienced guides will lead the group share the culture, adventure experience and traveling history with new people you meet on this trek.

Disadvantages of joining group trek to EBC

• Higher cost- as you plan to go private, the trek cost is expensive, as you have to cover basic expenses such as transportation, guides, porters, Accommodation, permits in restricted area like in Manaslu, Upper Mustang, Upper Dolpa
• The group’s preplanned No customized itinerary—since you are planning to go in a group, the itinerary is fixed already, as it should match all group members’ time frames. And you can’t customize it in the middle of the trek because the trip is already planned as per the group’s preplanned international flight schedule. We can change the itinerary if all members agree on the new plan.
• Not the same fitness level; as you are joining the new travelers, you don’t know until the trip departure so it may not have the same fitness level sometime. When you hike, you may be faster than them or slower and it makes others wait.
• Limited choice in food and accommodation: as you trek in a group, especially in the peak season, the meals can be ordered in the group for fast service and make it less of a wait. Which you may not like the test, especially at lunchtime.
• Accommodation: you have to share the room with another group member, so it may not be comfortable if you are one of those who prefer a private room.
• Missed the side trips, which are not included in the itinerary. When you are in a group, you have to follow the itinerary so if you want to do the side trips that are not included in the itinerary, you may miss those trips, like extended trips to Gokyo valley , cross high passes like Chola and Renjola. Make an extra night stay in some nice places, etc.

Best months to trek Everest (EBC) in 2026–2027

The best months (seasons) to go to the Everest base camp trek in a group are early September, October, November and December, and the spring season March, April and May, is a good time to trek to bed.

Autumn season: The autumn season starts in September after the monsoon ends. The autumn season in Nepal brings green landscapes, reliable temperatures, sunshine, and clear visibility of mountains, landscapes, and hills in the distance. Moreover the season is known as the festive season in Nepal as a number of popular big festivals are celebrated in this season like Dashain, Tihar, Chhat, Lhoshar, Mane remdu

Spring season: the spring season starts after winter ends from March, April, May and mid-June every year. Spring offers a warmer temperature , more dryness and drizzling, and light snow in the afternoon. As the new season begins new seeds, the forests and every single tree changes the new leaves with the beautiful smell of new followers’ seeds.

Here is the monthly weather report for Everest basecamp trek:

Everest base camp trek in September:

September is the beginning of the season and the monsoon ends. The landscapes and trails are covered with greenery and still muddy, and sometimes it can be rainy and cloudy. As the weather is unpredictable and global climate changes, we can’t guarantee exactly 100%, but we can tell you based on the past years experience that normally from mid september the weather is good and visibility is clear. So we recommend trekking to Everest base camp in September.

Everest base camp trek in October:

October is the best month to trek to Everest base camp, as the weather is favorable like sunshine, clear visibility, and reliable temperature. As we have experienced for the past 5-7 years, in early October the weather is still rainy and cloudy. After the mid october its changes are clear and it makes everyone feel that autumn is back with the clear weather and sunshine.

The temperature in the lower section of the trek during October is 15-18 degree celsius during the daytime and falls to 7-9 degree celsius and the higher section of the trek, like around the Everest base camp, is 10 – 12 degrees during the daytime and falls to 3-5 degree celsius. So overall, October is the best time to do the trekking to Everest base camp.

Everest base camp trek in November:

November is highly recommended to all adventure lovers, as the weather is much clearer, with blue skies, clear visibility, and no flight cancellations to Lukla—return to Kathmandu as the weather is good. If you are a photographer or making some nice pictures and videos from the Mount Everest regions, November is the best month to do the Everest base camp trek.

The temperature will fall slightly cooler than in October, as we are one way to the winter season in Nepal. Lower sections of the trek at daytime 9- 12 degree celsius when sunshine and at night time falls to 5-7 celsius and higher sections of the trek falls to 6-8 at daytime and night time falls to -5 -10 around the Lobuche , Goekshep . Moreover, at Basecamp, Kalapatter viewpoint hikes can be more chill and the temperature falls to -15 – 20 if it has winds and no sunshine during the daytime while you hike to explore the views.

Everest base camp trek in December:

Joining the Everest basecamp group trek is an ideal plan for those travelers who have no time to trek to EBC in October , November . Although the temperatures will continue to drop, resulting in colder weather, the weather remains mostly dry, stable and clear, offering a great view throughout the trek. December is known to have a low crowd, so for those people who want to have their quiet trek, it is an excellent month to enjoy the Everest region at a slower pace with peaceful trails, easy accommodation options and uninterrupted mountain views.

While trekking in December, make sure you pack enough warm clothes, as it’s very cold in the Everest region other than that, there might not be a problem trekking in December. Please note that in December there is no flight to Lukla, so you have to drive all the way.

In December, the temperatures on the Everest Base Camp trail become noticeably cooler. The lower section of the trek remains pleasant during the day, ranging between 9°C and 12°C,While in the nighttime it drops to around 5°C–7°C. As you move higher toward Dingboche, Lobuche and Gorakshe, the daytime temperature falls to about 6°C to 8°C, and the nighttime temperature can reach –5°C to –10°C. At Everest Base Camp and during the Kala patthar viewpoint it gets colder; especially when there is wind or no sunshine, the temperature drops to like –15°C to –20°C.

As the whole world is facing global warming, weather in the Everest region is also being affected, so now these 2 , 3 years we are experiencing good views even in December the sky is clear. For sure, morning and evening become colder but daytime weather is perfect for trekking. As December is a festive season, make this season more meaningful by celebrating it with your loved ones in Everest Base Camp

Everest base camp trek in March:

March marks the beginning of the trekking season to Everest Base Camp Trek. The weather becomes gradually warmer as the snow starts to melt at lower altitudes. In early March, the trails might be slightly icy or cold, especially at the higher elevations. However, in late March, the condition becomes more favorable. The sky is mostly clear, with a perfect view and favorable weather to trek.

During the March season, the temperature on the lower section of the trek ranges from 12 to 15°C during the day and at nighttime night time it drops to 3–5°C. At the higher altitudes near the Everest BaSE Camp , daytime temperatures range from around 5-8 degree celsius in the daytime and -2 to 0 degrees in the nighttime. Overall, March offers a quieter trekking experience. You will also see the first signs of spring as rhododendrons and other alpine flowers start to bloom. It’s a perfect month for the trekkers who want to enjoy the serene landscapes with the chance to encounter the flora and fauna.

Everest base camp trek in April:

April is widely considered as one of the best months to trek to Everest Base Camp. The weather is stable and favorable with clear skies, sunshine and excellent mountain visibility. The rhododendrons are in full bloom, painting the valleys in vibrant shades of red, pink and orange. The temperatures are warmer than in March, making the trekking more comfortable while still cool enough to avoid all the fatigue.

As for the temperature in the daytime its between 15–18°C and nighttime temperatures are 5–8°C. In higher regions, such as around Everest Base Camp, daytime temperatures range between 8–12°C and nights drop to 0–3°C. April is also ideal for those people who want to encounter the flora and fauna and for the photographer, as the contrast between the blooming flora and towering snow-capped peaks is breathtaking. The combination of moderate weather, beautiful scenery and increasing daylight makes April a very popular month for the Everest trekkers.

Everest base camp trek in May

May is yet another excellent month for trekking. The weather is generally warm, dry, and sunny with the long daylight hours. Visibility is usually excellent, allowing trekkers to fully appreciate the stunning view of the Himalayas. Snow at higher elevations may still remain in some areas, which advantageously adds to the dramatic scenery.

In the lower section, daytime temperatures range from 16 to 20°C, with the nighttime being around 8–10°C. Higher regions has the daytime temperatures of 10–14°C and nighttime temperatures dropping up to 2–5°C. May is perfect for those who want to enjoy the warmer weather with lush green landscapes. The trails are busy in these months, as it’s the
To trek around this time the trails are busy, especially near the popular stops like Namche Bazaar and Tengboche but the good weather and stunning views make it worthwhile. Additionally, trekkers often encounter a variety of wildlife and alpine flora in full bloom which makes the journey even more rewarding.

Everest base camp trek in June:

June marks the start of the monsoon season in Nepal. While trekking is still possible, it kind of becomes challenging due to the rain , cloud cover and occasional landslides in the lower regions.
In early June there will not be that much rain so the trails will not be as muddy and slippery as in late June . Mountain views are often obscured but when the skies are clear, you will see the best views, as the landscapes are full of lush greenery and vibrant.

Lower regions have daytime temperatures of 18-22 degree celsius and nighttime temperatures of 10-12 degree celsius . Higher altitudes will experience daytime temperatures of 12-15 degrees and nighttime temperatures of 5-8 degree celsius.

Trekkers who are trying to attempt Everest Base Camp in June should be well prepared with waterproof gear, trekking poles for the slippery sections and patience for the reduced visibility

Despite the challenges, the trails are less crowded, which will allow for a more solitary experience on the mountains. This month is ideal for trekkers who are seeking adventure and off-peak experiences.

Everest base camp trek in July

July is the peak of the monsoon season. Trekking to the Everest Base Camp is possible but might be difficult, resulting because of the strong winds, heavy rain and frequent clouds that cover up the visibility and the trails are often muddy and slippery. Trekkers have to make sure they have the proper equipment with them and throughout the trail you will encounter the leeches so be careful while walking on the trails. In the lower sections daytime temperatures range from the 20-24 degree celsius and the nighttime temperatures are around 12-14 degree celsius . At the higher elevations daytime temperatures are about 14-16 degree celsius and the nighttime temperatures drop to up to 7-10 degree celsius .

Everest base camp trek group join fixed departure dates for 2026 and 2027

Following are the fixed group departure dates for the  Everest base camp trek—2026 & 2027.

Spring season: 

March: 7, 16, 25, 30                   April: 5th, 13th, 21st, 27th, 30th 

May: 1st, 10th, 18th, 25th          June: 2nd  8th 

January: 2nd, 15th February: 5th, 18th  

Autumn season – 2026 

September: 4th, 12th, 21st, 27th                                          October:    2nd, 7th, 13th, 18th, 23rd, 28th 

November: 1st, 5th, 11th, 17th, 22nd, 27th December: 3rd, 9th, 15th, 26th, 

Fixed  group departure dates for Everest base camp trek –  2027

Spring season –  2027

March: 7, 16, 25, 30                   April: 5, 13th, 21st, 27th, 30th 

May: 1st, 10th, 18th, 25th          June: 2nd  8th 

Autumn season – 2027 

September: 4th, 12th, 21st, 27th                                        October:    2nd, 7th, 13th, 18th, 23rd, 28th 

November: 1st, 5th, 11th, 17th, 22nd, 27th December: 3rd, 9th, 15th, 26th, 

Above mentioned months and dates are when we depart with the group to Everest base camp trek. If any of you are interested in joining a trek, feel free to contact us. If you are group leaders or looking for a private trek solo or couple we still organize it. You can choose your own departure dates and month to trek to Everest base camp trek. 

The Everest base camp trek group joins package costs for 2026 and 2027.

The Everest base camp group joins the 2026 and 2027 treks; the cost depends on the group size. Generally, the cost starts from USD 1350 to 1450 per person. The cost  depends on the service that you want to include in the package. And alternatively, you can only hire a guide and porter and the rest of the trip expenses you can pay yourself too. 

Here is the cost difference in the full board package as per the  group size for 2026 and 2027. 

Safety & acclimatization plan

When you plan to go to the Everest basecamp trek, no matter if in a group or solo, private, safety and acclimatization are good plans that play the key roles in making the trip a hundred percent successful. For safety and security, please choose the right reputable company and an experienced guide who has knowledge about this trek and who can organize properly. When you trek with the local experience guide who has knowledge about first aid, and past experience leading a group and can quickly understand any difficult situation and make a good decision to save the group members from difficult moments.

Acclimatization is very important to do while we do the Everest basecamp trek. We always pulse the few extra acclimatization days during the Everest base camp trek as such in Namche bazaar alt. 3400m and Dingboche village alt. 4410m and do the hikes at higher elevation and return down to the teahouse, which is helpful to digest the altitude. When you reach higher elevations of this trek everyday go to the short ascent from your teahouse. This makes you sleep well as you reach higher elevation, and then you sleep tonight.

Logistics & flight details

Everest Base Camp group join the trek when you plan the first stage of the process of this trip, you have to send us 15% of the trip in advance and a copy of your passport. As we need to know it for the pre-booking of the trip, necessary arrangements such as lukla flights are tight in the high peak season, so we have to book in advance to get tickets to Lukla on time as well as make the trip necessary arrangements.

In the main season like in October and November, and in the spring season, March and April, you have to go through the Ramechhap airport. It is a 5-hour drive from Kathmandu. Then take a short flight to lukla. But in September, at the end of November, and in December, May, and June, you can still fly directly from Kathmandu to Lukla. In case of a flight delay or cancellation due to the poor visibility, then we have to wait for another day or a new schedule. We always recommend you have extra days before the trek starts and at the end of the trek.

Fitness & experience required for Everest camp trek

For Everest base camp trek, you need to have a minimum good level of fitness. Minimum you can do the 4-5 months of basic training, such as running, hikes, Yoga, go on high and long hikes every month if possible in the higher altitude elevation with a backpack. I highly suggest doing good exercise to prepare for the Everest base camp trek, which can be very helpful to end the trek with a 100% successful trek.

Everest base camp trek group Joining a trek does not require past experience of high-elevation treks, but if you have done some treks or you have good experience with them, then it could be a big help for you. From beginners to senior and child trekkers, anyone can do this trek but you need to have good mental and physical preparation and a good itinerary plan with an expert guide and strong porters.

Packing checklist

Packing list for group trek Everest camp, we basically provide you with a clear, useful list. Unnecessary clothes and gauze that you don’t use on the trek then you can store in Kathmandu. The Everest base camp trek clothes required as per the time and season you are trekking to Everest base camp here is the short, basic, important list for you.

• Trekking boots,
• Backpack 70-80 liters
• Day backpack 25-35 liters
• Trekking Map
• Warm, heavy jackets pulse waterproof / extra windproof jackets
• Pairs of warm trousers
• 1 warm sweater and extra light jackets
• Pairs of warm socks and think pairs socks
• Six-month veiled Passport
• Sleeping bags – 20
• Think liner
• pairs of Short t-shirt and 1 pair of half pants for the lower section of the trek
• Inner thermal
• Warm Gloves
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Trekking poles
• First aid kit bags
• Toiletries
• Water bottle
• Cash nepali rupees to extra expenses on the trek, Etc for more details please go through the link

Complementary those items, we provide you if you book your trek with us

• Warm down jackets (returnable at the ends of the trek)
• -20 sleeping bags (returnable after the trek)
• Trekking map
• Duffel bags—you can convert your suitcase into the duffel bags
• T- shirt , Cap , farewell Dinner, etc.

Everest Base Camp Trek  Difficulty

Everest base camp trek is a medium-difficulty trekking route. It is a popular, beautiful adventure route that provides you with enhanced views of the Everest region’s mountain views and explores the traditional sherpa culture and amazing landscapes you have to get ready to do this trek. Every day you have to walk 6-7 hrs and altitude varies every day 400m to 500m ascent as per the general itinerary, which demands difficulty as you are traveling from sea level and trekking directly to higher elevation.

But if you are prepared both physically and mentally, you can do this trek comfortably and enjoyably. Since the everest base camp trek route lies in the higher elevation region of the mountain, and everyday jumps to different high elevations feel harder and challenge the trek, for the success of the full trek and to avoid basic issues during the trek we highly suggest basic training and preparation to avoid the severest base camp trek difficulty.

Joining an Everest basecamp group trek can be more difficult as you meet new travelers whom you never knew before; therefore, some trekkers have good trekking preparation and some may have less time to prepare and train for the trek. So when you don’t have the same level of fitness, it can matter and add more difficulty, like you have to wait for them or others have to wait for you while you hike to Everest base camp.

The best way to be good enough and strong enough for the trek is to join a basic exercise class at least 4-5 months before the trip start date, and you can do the basic exercise like Hike, Yoga , Runs every week 10-15km , do cardiovascular training; and do the long hike every month which can be the good way to be ready for the everest base camp trek.

Moreover, mentally you can also prepare yourself for the Everest base camp trek as it’s a remote, basic route, especially in the higher section of the trek. you may not find the good facilities of rooms, toilets and food. If you are already prepared mentally, then you don’t feel difficult in basic facilities at teahouses like in Tengboche, Lobuche and Gorekshep.

Food facility during the Everest base camp trek

During the Everest base camp trek, you can choose the foods from the menu card everyday like continental food, mexican food, indian food, chinese foods and Nepali food.We suggest you choose the nepali organic fresh foods which grows in the mountains, like Dal bhat, rice, lentil soups, vegetables, pickles, etc. Chapati bread items, Potatoes, like veg fry, boiled, and deep-fried buckwheat breads, champa porridge ,Relduk soup Green vegetables like , Sag,cabbage, cauliflower, radish, carrot ,Didoo, etc., which basically we can get along the Everest base camp trek.

We encourage you to eat the organic fresh foods from the local kitchens along the Everest base camp trek. Your money directly goes to the locals instead of buying and eating packed food items. Packed food is all they have to buy from markets and pay to them; it can only save a small margin for locals. Supporting locals and saving the sustainable tourism we have, we have to support the locals’ products, which can save the basic lifestyle of mountain people. This is only our idea and suggestion but you can choose whatever you want to eat from the menu and what is available at the restaurants.

Accommodation

Basically in group join packages, we provide the twine sharing beds, and rooms and toilets are common. At the beginning of the trek and the end of the trek, you can get still-attached toilet rooms like in Phakding, Namche, and Dingboche. If you are looking for more special and comfortable luxury accommodation it is possible and we can book it for you at an additional cost.

Electricity

Along the Everest basecamp trek you can get electricity. But in Lobuche and Gorekshep they have solar panels.

Charging the mobile, Power backup –

Yes, you can charge them the additional cost, like 300 to 500 rupees for the full charge. The lower section of the trek can be cheaper and the higher section is expensive.

Wi-fi facility

Yes you can get the wifi during the Everest base camp trek at an additional cost like rupees 300 – 350 in the lower section of the trek and rupees 500- 600 in the higher section of the trek. You can also buy the mobile data packages, which work in most of the places.

Everest Base Camp Trek Permits required

On this trek two permits are required. One is sagarmatha national park permits which cost rs 3000 per person and another is Khumbu Pasang Lamu municipality permits, which cost rs 2000 per head. We obtain Sagarmatha national park permits in the nepal tourism office in kathmandu or we can also buy them at Manjo village. And village municipality permits we buy at lukla.
If you are going for peak climbs like Island peak , Lobuche peak, mera peak then you don’t have to buy the sagarmatha national park permits.

Lukla baggage limit & flight issues

Fly to lukla the baggage weight limit is 15kg main bag plus 7 kg of hand bags is allowed. In case you have more weight, then you have to pay the additional cost a little bit.

More often cooler flight issues come when it is cloudy in lukla , no visibility and winds. Sometimes it can be cancelled for the day and we have to wait for the new schedule on another day. If more days are cancelled for the flights, then you have alternative options: go by helicopter or by road via the Salleri-Kharikhola and Phakding.

Altitude sickness during the Everest Base Camp Trek

Altitude sickness is acute mountain sickness (AMS). The altitude sickness starts after 2500m above sea level. Anybody can feel it anytime when we reach the higher elevation of the trek. No matter if you are experienced or beginner trekkers, we can feel it. Some people quickly accommodate and some do not. Its effects as per our buddy structures and who we adopt it from in that situation. Experienced trekkers can quickly adopt it and beginners feel it is hard and suffer more sometimes.

Early symptoms of altitude sickness:

• Headaches in the backside
• Vomiting
• Dizziness
• Not appetite
• Confusion
• Weakness, etc.
• Avoiding altitude during the Everest base camp trek
• Walk slowly.
• Flexible itinerary, add extra acclimatization day
• Drink more water
• Quite smoke and alcohol drinks
• Eat the healthy food
• Listen to the guide.
• Share with teammates or guide if you feel it.

If someone catches it, then you have to tell your partner or guide. If you don’t tell anyone and keep walking uphill with feeling, it can be more dangerous and harmful to your health. If anyone feels it first, they descend 400 – 500m and eat garlic soup, more warm water, etc. we have also taken on the trek basic medical kits bags. If you do not feel better, then we will take you to the nearest hospital, and as per the doctor’s suggestion, we will take care of you. The last alternative option is to evacuate to a good hospital if anyone gets more serious.

Everest Base Camp Trek Viewpoints

There are many viewpoints during the Everest Base Camp Trek, such as:

Namche bazar viewpoints(3,880m): Your first real view of Mount Everest . From this hill above the Namche you will see the Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse and Ama Dablam rising together.
Hotel Everest View (3,880m): After a short acclimatization hike from the Namche. This viewpoint offers wide, open and stable views of Everest and surrounding peaks.
Tengboche Monastery viewpoint (3,867m) : One of the most scenic spots on the trail. The monastery sits in an open meadow surrounded by towering ridges, giving iconic views of Ama Dablam , Everest and the entire valley.
Dingboche Ridge/ Nangkartsang Viewpoint (5000m) : An acclimatization viewpoint above Dingboche offering 360 degree himalayan panoramas including Makalu (5th highest), Island peak and Ama Dablam
Everest Base Camp Viewpoint (5,364m): Not ideal for Everest views but unbeatable for the khumbu Icefall, glaciers and the Base Camp Environmeny . You stand right at the foot of the world’s highest peak
Kala Patthar (5,555m): The best and highest viewpoint of the entire trak. It offers the most legendary sunrise view of Mount Everest, Nuptse , Lhotse , Pumori and the full Khumbu Glacier.

Map and route elevation profile

Testimonials / Trust signals

Nature Explore Trek has been organizing the Everest Base Camp Trek and other Himalayn adventures since 2015 offering expert guidance and reliable services. With over 235+ reviews on TripAdvisor and 60 + reviews on Google our clients consistently praise the professionalism, safety and unforgettable experiences of our treks.

Our certified guides and experienced support staff ensure safe trekking, proper acclimatization and smooth logistics throught the journey. In this Everest Base Camp Trek we will provide the authentic Sherpa village experience , local hospitality and visit to the monasteries adding a rich cultural dimension to the trek. Our long standing reputation and highrating reflects our commitments to the client safety, comfort and unforgettable Hinalayan adventures.

Who Should Join the Everest basecamp group?

Here are some tips to know before you decide to join the group trek or go on the private trek to Everest base camp trek in 2026 and 2027. 

1. Solo Traveller, who is looking for Fun, enjoys the trip, and is looking for good company. 
2. Met with a new traveler and experienced the trek together to do this pristine EBC trek. 
3. Reduce trek cost with the group join package, as you will share the Guide, Porter, Transportation, accommodation costs.
4. Couples & Friends —  if you are couples or friends looking for group joins to make a bigger group for EBC Trek
5. More comfort –  Hike in a group, and you will feel more comfortable and enjoyment along the trek 
6. For partners who want epic views and line-shooting rights –  if you are one of those seekers who want to shoot nice videos and photographs of the Himalayas.
7.  Join with your squad and make memories with friends –  this can be another experience to meet new people. 
8. Families can join together and teach teamwork.
9. lifelong family memories
10. First-time trekkers
11.  Can experience new trail with no prior trekking experience
12.  Often guided to ensure safety and smooth acclimatization
13. Experienced Trekkers
14.   Seek the challenge of longer walks and higher elevations.
15. Can act as normal as guides within experienced group

 Who should not join the group Trek  to EBC?

• Those trekkers who are looking for a fully customized itinerary
• Anyone who is very particular about the daily pace, rest days or side trips
• Trekkers who want luxury accommodation or upgraded services
• Short-time visitors in Nepal who cannot adjust to a fixed departure.
• Photographers who need extended hours for shooting or slower pace
• First-time trekkers who prefer personal guidance and more support 
• Senior trekkers who require more acclimatization days.
• Trekkers who prefer peace and quiet rather than walking in a larger group

Why you book this trek early for 2026 and 2027

1. Guarantee space on your preferred departure date and season
2. More chances to join larger groups 
3. More time for the fitness training and preparation, which is crucial for the high altitude of EBC
4. Ensures the smoother planning, less stress and a better trekking experience
5. Advantages of getting Early Bird Discount of about 10 % on each trek you choose to do  

Booking, deposit & cancellation policy

Booking and Payment Policy

Inorder to conform your spot for a trek with us i.e Nature Explore Trek you must pay a 15% deposit of the total trip cost . It for your advance booking of hotels and permit . Permits can be made in cash USD , you can also pay via credit card but please note that 4% charge will be added for the credit payments and Once you arrive in Kathmandu you can make your full payments and once we received we will provide you a receipt .

Cancellation And Refund Policy

If you need to cancel your trip with us. The refund depends on the timing of your notice. Cancellations made 30 or more days before the first departure from Kathmandu are eligible for a full refund of the deposit. If the cancellation occurs within 15 days of departure only 14% of the trip cost will be refunded and cancellations made within 7 days of departure or in case of a no-show are non-refundable. In situation where the company cancels the trek due to the weather or other unavoidable circumsatabces a full refund will be provided.

Final Say

EBC is suitable for all travellers who love or enjoy travelling—solo travellers, couples, Friends, families, First-time trekkers, and Experienced trekkers. EBC welcomes all experience levels, from first-time trekkers to experienced  trekkers, provided they have proper preparation, fitness and acclimatization. 

With breathtaking Himalayas scenery, cultural experiences, and the challenge of  high-altitude trekking, EBC offers a life-changing adventure for anyone ready to embrace endurance, teamwork, and the spirit of exploration. In a group join trek, you can meet new travelers, and the cost of the trek will be reduced.

MAIN POINTS:

• No climbing gears required
• Proper training and gradual acclimatization are essential
• Ideal for adventure and unforgettable moments in ebc

  Our company, Nature Explore Trek , offers you a group joining package at a reliable cost. We provide you with an experienced and friendly guide for your trek, which will make your trek more memorable. Single travelers benefit from joining the trek in groups, especially if they want to split the high cost of lodging, transportation, guides, support staff, and permits for restricted areas with other Trekkers. Another benefit is that you can meet people who share your interests and share experiences while trekking, which will ultimately make the trip more memorable. If you want to join Group trek then contact us anytime on: [email protected] or whatsapp on : +977 9851131287