Trekkers has to take the scenic flight from Lukla airport to Kathmandu. All the trekking crew members are to come in the town and after a brief stop for coffee, trekking starts. It also takes about 2 β 3 hours to reach the first overnight place at Phakding. The next dayβs trekking is very scenic as trekkers will enter the Sagarmatha National Park and witness Everest for the first time. Crossing the suspension bridges will also adds adventure to this dayβs trekking. Namche Bazaar is another attraction for this day. The town has a plenty of foods, shops, and lodges where trekkers can enjoy the majestic mountain sceneries and relax.
The following day, trekkers reach the magnificent spiritual hilltop village of Tengboche Monastery. The Tengboche monastery which is at the top of the hill offers spirituality and it lies at 3885m above sea level. Moreover, the view for lower Dudhkoshi Valley and Pangboche Valley looks impressive. Additionally, the place is famous for the Mani Rimdu festival for the Sherpa people as well.
The trip also extends further to Everest Base Camp through Dingboche, Lobuche, and Gorakshep. It lies on an altitude of 5364 m from sea level, Everest Base Camp Trek 10 Days is the most coveted place on earth. It is the symbol of all the superlative trekking destinations of the world. Even more captivating is the sunrise experience from the top of Kalapathar (5545 m). The return journey is much easier as the altitude decreases the breathing becomes easy and trekkers tend to enjoy the view for the mountains more while descending than while ascending.
Everest Base Camp Trek 10 Days Difficulties
The 10-day Everest Base Camp trek is less difficult and involves a significant amount of hiking for over varied terrain. Since you will also be walking for around 40 miles from Lukla to Everest base camp following the classic route, the trek will also definitely not be easy. You must be Trekkers must be fit and healthy, with good stamina and mental preparedness for challenging conditions. Trekkers must also be well equipped and mentally prepared, as the high altitude and cold climate may take on unexpected turns at any time. However, the spectacular views of the breathtaking Himalayan mountains make it all worth while.