Everest Base Camp trek by Jeep

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Dreaming about an adventurous and thrilling trekking experience in the world's tallest Himalayas? Here, the Everest Base Camp Trek by Jeep is perfect for you. This trek offers thrills and adventure. This trek offers you a thrilling jeep drive through mountain villages and takes you toward Paiya, from where you start your trek toward Everest Base Camp.

Boundless Adventure offers a comprehensive EBC trek package by Jeep. We offer you a flexible itinerary, a highly experienced guide and porters, and a jeep transfer. We provide good accommodation, food, and 24/7 services.

If you want a flight to Lukla and then start trekking, we can customize the itinerary to your requirements.

  • DestinationNepal
  • Duration18 Days
  • DifficultyModerate
  • ActivityTrekking
  • Max Altitude5644m
  • Group SizeMin. 1 Pax
  • AccommodationHotel and Lodge
  • MealsBreakfast, Lunch & Dinner
  • TransportJeep
  • Start & End PointKathmandu
  • Best SeasonsMar-May, Sep-Nov

Trip Highlights

  • Jeep Drive: Enjoy a thrilling, adventurous ride through the rural villages, mountain roads, and rugged terrain of the Solukhumbu district.
  • Stunning Himalayas: Witness the stunning Himalayan ranges, majestic peaks, and diverse landscapes of the Everest region.
  • Diverse Landscapes: Drive from terraced fields and rugged terrain to trek through lush green forests, rocky mountains, and glacial rivers, and enjoy diverse landscapes.
  • Cultural Experiences: Immerse yourself in the rich culture, traditions, and customs of the local Sherpa communities.
  • Warm Local Hospitality: Stay at a local teahouse and experience the warm hospitality of the friendly Sherpa community in the Khumbu region.
  • Unique Flora and Fauna: Discover the unique, rich biodiversity of the Himalayan region and spot rare plants and animals of this region.
  • Sagarmatha National Park: Trek through the UNESCO Heritage Site, Sagarmatha National Park, home to many animals and plants, and some of the highest peaks, including Mt. Everest.
  • Reach Everest Base Camp: Everest Base Camp, the ultimate goal of this trek, standing in front of the world's tallest peak, is itself a big accomplishment for trekkers.
  • Panoramic Views from Kalapatthar: Hike to Kalapatthar, a viewpoint from where trekkers can witness panoramic views of the snow-capped Himalayas, including  Everest.
  • Adventure and Thrilling Experiences: From driving along rugged mountain roads to trekking to Everest Base Camp, this trek offers adventure and thrills.
  • Photography Opportunities: Capture photos and videos of breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas, diverse landscapes, and indigenous wildlife in the region.

Overview of Everest Base Camp trek by Jeep

Unlike a direct scenic flight to Lukla, this trekking journey takes you through the rugged mountain terrain of the Solukhumbu region, offering a more adventurous approach to Everest. Due to the comfort, convenience, and fun offered, this trek is much in favor of people wishing to visit the Everest region differently.

Witness the amazing views of the higher peaks of Ama Dablam (6,812 m), Makalu (8,485 m), Cho Oyu (8,201 m), and Lhotse (8,516 m). The highlight of the trek is walking through the Khumbu glacier on the final part before reaching the summit of Everest Base Camp. 

The trail towards the EBC passes through the traditional Sherpa settlements, a dense forest with rhododendrons and pine, alongside the Dudh Koshi River, several suspension bridges, and ancient monasteries.

The Everest Base Camp Trek in a Jeep is of a medium level and feasible for all types of trekker groups. This trekker destination is popular and the most liked trekker destination in all of Nepal. 

The Jeep trek to Everest Base Camp is undoubtedly an adventure, filled with challenges like high altitude, physical demands, unpredictable weather, rough terrain, and limited facilities. 

The Everest Base Camp Trek by Jeep in 2026/2027 is a unique trekking experience in the Khumbu region. With Boundless Adventure, make your journey as smooth as possible. Our skilled and experienced guides and porters will be with you every step of the way, ensuring you have a safe and enjoyable experience.

Customize your EBC Jeep trek today and experience the trek like never before!

EBC Trek from Kathmandu

Jeep Drive from Kathmandu to Thamdanda

The Everest Base Camp Trek by Jeep offers a comfortable yet adventurous and thrilling experience of trekking. Begin a jeep ride from Kathmandu to Thamdanda via Salleri, which is 275 km, and it takes about 9-10 hours by Jeep. 

Salleri is the administrative center of the Solukhumbu District and has a unique landscape. The road to Salleri is well-maintained and rewards travellers with captivating views of the hills, rivers, and rural villages. 

From Salleri, the adventurous Jeep drive starts toward Thamdanda, which takes a 4-5 hour drive, covering a distance of 70 km. This section is challenging as the roads are unpaved and full of gravel, passing through forests and farmlands, crossing several Sherpa settlements. Despite the challenging road, the journey offers the glorious beauty of the Himalayas and hills. 

Thamdanda is a scenic place, known for natural beauty, cascading waterfalls, evergreen forests, different types of flowers, and a beautiful mountain backdrop surrounded by glaciers and hills.

Book with Boundless Adventure and enjoy the journey for a lifetime of unforgettable memories in the Nepal Himalayas.

EBC with Lukla Flight

Trekkers who want convenience, comfort, and a scenic journey can go for an EBC trek with a Lukla flight. The flight takes around 35 minutes from Kathmandu to Lukla, the most convenient way to reach the Everest Base Camp. During the flight, you can witness stunning views of the Himalayas, green and lush hills, and surrounding valleys. 

From Lukla, start trekking toward EBC via Phakding, Namche, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, and Gorakshep, and finally reach Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking panoramic views of Everest along with the surrounding peaks. 

As the trek finishes at Everest Base Camp, the journey returns to Lukla by descending via the same route that was taken to Base Camp. From Lukla, travellers take a flight to get back to Kathmandu.

EBC with Helicopter Flight

The helicopter flight to Everest Base Camp offers a luxurious way to explore the Everest region. This tour is perfect for visitors with limited time who still want to experience the breathtaking beauty of the Khumbu Valley. 

Departing from Kathmandu’s domestic airport, the helicopter takes you directly to the base of Mount Everest. The entire tour lasts about three hours, allowing travellers to soak in the stunning views of Everest without the need for any physical exertion. 

Plus, you’ll have a 45-minute ground stop at Gorakshep, making your helicopter experience even more memorable.

EBC Jeep Ride Cost

The EBC Jeep ride may charge varying prices depending on a number of factors, such as group size, method of transport, duration of the trip, route taken, and whether guides and porters will be used during the trek.

We, at Boundless Adventure, provide a comfortable itinerary with the best possible facilities throughout the trek at an affordable price. We are here to listen to your needs and preferences, allowing us to tailor your adventurous EBC trek to ensure both comfort and affordability. 

For a detailed price inquiry, contact us via WhatsApp at +977 9851033819. Let us help you plan an unforgettable journey!

Why Choose EBC Trek by Jeep? 

The EBC Jeep Trek is one of the most comfortable and exhilarating trekking adventures that any trekker has ever wished to have. The Jeep adventure begins from Kathmandu to Thamdanda via Salleri, which show unique perspective of trekking in the Everest region.

Travelling by Jeep allows trekkers to travel long distances without any strain and enjoy the diverse landscape and stunning Himalayas. This trek gets one to experience the Himalayas, which are very different from the cultures and ways of life of rural villages, as well as interact with villagers to understand their cultures and norms.

The Jeep ride is itself an exciting adventure, offering breathtaking views of the majestic Himalayas and the picturesque landscapes, scenic valleys, and rural villages of the Khumbu region. It also creates a social travel experience, allowing you to share the journey with friends or fellow trekkers.

With experienced guides accompanying you, you’ll have expert knowledge at your fingertips, ensuring a safe and enriching experience throughout your journey.

Detailed Itinerary

Boundless Adventure has carefully crafted the 18-day itinerary for the Everest Base Camp trek by Jeep. Per the itinerary, the first day is for arrival, the eleventh day is for departure, and the remaining days are for an expedition to EBC. The voyage commences with a ride from Kathmandu to Salleri and Thamdanda. From Thamdanda, the trek begins toward Paiyal and passes through Phakding, Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, Ghorakshep, and Everest Base Camp.

The Jeep tour to the Everest Base Camp trek takes place within the Sagarmatha National Park conservation area. The trek package covers three meals and lodging. The detailed itinerary is as follows:

Day01

Arrival in Kathmandu (1400m)

Max Alt.1400m
Duration15 Min
AccommodationHotel

You will directly land at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport upon your arrival in Nepal from your home country. Upon your landing, a crew member of Boundless Adventure will greet you, and the member will assist you in transferring to your Hotel. You will drive to your Hotel, and our representative will provide information about the areas you will pass through along the way.

Upon arrival at the Hotel, the staff will welcome you and proceed with your check-in. Get into your room and relax for a while. The evening is for your trek briefing, during which your guide will provide detailed information on the route, daily schedules, safety measures, and required equipment. You can come to our office for a briefing, or we can visit you at your Hotel. Your day concludes with a hearty dinner and a sleepover at your Hotel.

Day02

Drive to Salleri (2362m)

Max Alt.2362m
Duration9-10 Hours
AccommodationLuxury Lodge

Have breakfast at your Hotel and prepare for the start of your journey. Your Jeep will be waiting for you outside the Hotel. The Jeep will drive from Kathmandu to Dhulikhel, then take the Banepa-Sindhuli highway and continue to Salleri at 2362m. The road condition is well-maintained. During the drive, you will see some of Nepal's beautiful areas.

The distance from Kathmandu to Salleri is 275 km. Depending on the traffic conditions, you will reach Salleri within 9-10 hours of driving. You will have lunch on the way, and your dinner and overnight stay will be at the Salleri Lodge.

Day03

Drive to Thamdanda (2344m) and trek to Paiya (2730m)

Max Alt.2730m
Duration3 Hours
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Good morning from the Solukhumbu District Headquarters. After a hearty morning meal at your lodge, you will prepare to take the first step towards Everest Base Camp. After breakfast, you will drive from Salleri to Thamdanda. From Salleri, you will travel by shared jeep along narrow, gravel roads. The route takes you through lush forests, terraced fields, and small villages, including Phaplu and Ringmu. The 4-hour drive from Salleri takes you to Thamdanda at 2344m, where you will stay for an hour to rest and have lunch.

After lunch at Thamdanda, you will begin trekking towards Paiya at 2730m. The trek commences steeply through lush forests and terraced fields with stunning views of snow-capped peaks. Along the way, you will encounter birds, plants, and butterflies. A 3-hour walk from Thamdanda leads to Paiya, where you will have dinner and stay overnight.

Day04

Trek to Phakding

Max Alt.2610m
Duration5 Hours
AccommodationLuxury Lodge

The fourth day's journey takes you to Phakding village at 2610m. After breakfast at Paiya's tea house, you'll move towards Phakding. The trail passes through dense rhododendron and pine forests. After gently descending from Paiya, you will cross a Chutok La (Pass) at 2949m, an adventurous trek section. Passing through several suspension bridges after Chutok La, you will reach Lukla, where you will stay for lunch. 

 After breakfast at Lukla, you’ll continue walking. Walking alongside the river of Dudh Koshi and passing through the Sherpa settlements with Mani Stones and Prayer Wheels, you will reach Phakding. The trek from Paiya to Phakding takes 5 hours. Your dinner and overnight stay are at the Phakding tea house.

Day05

Trek to Namche Bazaar (3440m)

Max Alt.3440m
Duration5-6 Hours
AccommodationLuxury Lodge

Have breakfast while enjoying the view of Mount Kongde Ri, and prepare for today's hike. As you begin hiking, you will cross a suspension bridge. Walking alongside the Dudh Koshi River and passing through the small settlements of Sherpa, you will reach Monjo. At Monjo, you will have lunch, and before continuing the walk, you must check in your Sagarmatha National Park permit at the checkpoint.

The trail becomes steeper as you ascend from Monjo. Crossing the suspension bridge twice after Monjo, you will reach Larja Dobhan. Your eyes will be amazed to see the first glimpse of Mount Everest as you ascend from Larja Dobhan. A 5-6 hour walk from Phakding takes you to your day's destination, Namche Bazaar, at 3440m. You will have dinner and a sleepover at the tea house of Namche Bazaar.

Day06

Acclimatization Day in Namche Bazaar

Max Alt.3440m
Duration2 Hours
AccommodationGuesthouse
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Acclimatization is crucial while trekking at high elevations. Namche Bazaar is the ideal base for acclimatization before visiting destinations in the Khumbu region, including Everest Base Camp. Thus, day six is your acclimatization day, which helps your body adjust to reduced oxygen levels and reduces the risk of altitude-related issues.

On the acclimatization day in Namche Bazaar, you will begin with a short hike to the Everest View Hotel. The Everest View Hotel offers an astonishing panoramic view of Mount Ama Dablam, Mt. Lhotse Shar, Mt. Thamserku, and Mount Everest. From the Everest View Hotel, you will hike to Khumjung village, exploring the enormous mani wall of the Khumbu, Khumjung Gompa, and Khumjung Hillary School. You will return to Namche Bazaar, visiting Khunde village and Syangboche airport. Have a warm dinner and accommodation at the Namche Bazaar's tea house.

Day07

Trek to Tengboche (3860m)

Max Alt.3860m
Duration5 Hours
AccommodationHotel

You will trek to Tengboche on the seventh day after breakfast, with the energy you get from acclimatizing in Namche Bazaar. The trail to Tengboche from Namche features an ascent and descent through rhododendron forest and past a Sherpa village. After some hours of walking from Namche, you will reach the small town of Kyangjuma, where you will have lunch.

Continuing the walk, you will walk alongside Pangboche Khola and reach Phungi Thanga. Passing a suspension bridge at Phungi Thanga and walking for some hours, you will reach Tengboche at 3860m. The Tengboche monastery, with its beautiful appearance, will welcome you. The trek from Namche Bazaar to Tengboche is 5 hours. You will have dinner and overnight at Tengboche’s tea house.

Day08

Trek to Dingboche (4410m)

Max Alt.4410m
Duration5 Hours
AccommodationLuxury Lodge
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

The chants from the Tengboche monastery will give you a good vibe in the early morning of Tengboche. Explore the Tengboche monastery and immerse yourself in a spiritual environment. After breakfast, start walking towards Dingboche. The trail begins with a descent through rhododendron forests to Deboche. From there, you cross the Imja Khola River over a suspension bridge. Passing the suspension bridge, you will reach Somare and stop there for lunch.

The trail continues after finishing breakfast at Somare. You will walk alongside Imja Khola and cross the suspension bridge thrice to reach Dingboche at 4410m. It takes 5 hours to reach Dingboche from Tenhboche. You will receive a hearty dinner and a comfortable bed for the night at Dingboche's tea house.

Day09

Acclimatization at Dingboche

Max Alt.4410m
Duration2 Hours
AccommodationGuesthouse
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Acclimatization in Dingboche is the second and final acclimatization stop on the Jeep Everest Base Camp trek. Upon reaching Dingboche from Tengboche, trekkers gain significant elevation; therefore, the village is ideal for acclimatization. Nangkar Tshang, at 5616m, is the common point where trekkers go for a day hike on the Dingboche acclimatization day.

You will head towards NangkarTshang after breakfast at Dingboche. The climb to NangkarTshang is adventurous due to its higher elevation, but rewarding. Upon reaching the Nangkar Tshang top, the view of Mount Ama Dablam (6812m), Mt. Makalu (8485m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8201m), and Mount Lhotse (8516m) will erase all the tiredness from the hike. After appreciating the view from the top, you'll return to Dingboche. You can spend the remaining time exploring the nearby area, interacting with them, and resting.

Day10

Trek to Lobuche (4910m)

Max Alt.4910m
Duration5-6 Hours
AccommodationGuesthouse
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Wake up with energy and freshness after a pleasant acclimatization at Dingboche. Have breakfast at Dingboche's tea house, then head towards Lobuche. The trail begins by walking through the grazing meadow, with views of Gokyo, Lobuche, and Tabuche Peaks.

After a gentle ascent, the trail reaches Thokla (Dughla), where you will have lunch.

As you continue walking, you will navigate Thukla Pass (4620m), a steep climb. Mount Nuptse, Mt.Lhotse, and Mount Pumori will motivate you to reach Lobuche at 4910m. It is a 5-6 hour trek from Dingboche to Lobuche.

Day11

Trek to Everest Base Camp (5364m) and return to Gorakshep (5140m)

Max Alt.5364m
Duration7-8 Hours
AccommodationLuxury Lodge

Get ready for the most-awaited day. Today, you must wake up early and start trekking, as the day's trekking hours are long. Passing through Pyramid and Lobuche Pass (5110m), you will reach Gorakshep after 2-3 hours of walking from Lobuche. You will have lunch at Gorak Shep. Leaving your backpack at the Gorakshep's tea house, you will head for the world-renowned base camp, Everest Base Camp. The route from Gorak Shep to Everest Base Camp follows the walking edge of the Khumbu Glacier. A 2-3 hour walk from Gorak Shep takes you to the final destination, Everest Base Camp, at 5364m.

Upon reaching EBC, you will feel a sense of accomplishment and awe. While the view of Mount Everest is obstructed from Everest Base Camp, the surrounding mountains are astonishing from the EBC top. The panorama of Mount Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Island Peak, Pumori, Cho Oyu, Gokyo Ri, and many unnamed peaks is magnificent from the summit of EBC.

After celebrating your achievement, you will descend to Gorak Shep on the same route that took you to EBC. A 1-2 hour descent from Everest Base Camp takes you to the day's resting and dinner point. The day's trek is 7-8 hours.

Day12

Hike to Kalapathar (5555m) and return to Pheriche (4240m)

Max Alt.5555m
Duration2 Hours
AccommodationLuxury Lodge
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

The twelfth day was another remarkable day on the expedition. You will wake up early and hike to Kalapathar to catch the mesmerizing sunrise. A two-hour walk from Gorakshep takes you to Kalapathar. Your eyes will be blessed by seeing the rising sun's rays over the top of mountain peaks. Incredible views of Mount Everest, Nuptse, Thamserku, Lhotse, Changtse, and surrounding peaks are eye-catching from Kalapathar.

After your eyes are captivated by a surreal view, you will descend to Gorakshep. You will have lunch at Gorakshep and descend to Pheriche for a return journey. The trail descends from Gorakshep to Lobuche along a rocky path, offering views of the surrounding peaks. From Lobuche, the trail continues to Thukla, where you will again pass the Thokla Pass. The final descent from Thokla takes you to Pheriche at 4240m. The trek from Gorakshep to Pheriche takes 4-5 hours. Your dinner and day's accommodation are at the tea house of Pheriche.

Day13

Trek to Phortse Thanga (3680m)

Max Alt.3680m
Duration5-6 Hours
AccommodationLuxury Lodge
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

From the thirteenth day, you will continue descending for the return journey. You will have a morning meal at the Pheriche's tea house and descend towards Phortse Thanga. From Pheriche, the trail gradually descends towards the Dudh Koshi River. After walking from Pheriche for a while, you'll navigate Pheriche Pass at 4270m and reach Somare. The trail continues to descend and reaches Pangboche village. At Pangboche, you will rest and have lunch.

After lunch at Pangboche, you will walk through the area with gompas and Chorterns—the trail ascent from Pangboche via a forested area. The views of Mount Ama Dablam, Mt. Thamserku, and Mt. Kangtega will accompany you throughout the journey. It takes 5-6 hours to reach Phortse Thanga (3680m) from Pheriche. Your day’s accommodation and dinner are at Phortse Thanga's tea house.

Day14

Trek to Monjo (2835m)

Max Alt.2835m
Duration5-6 Hours
AccommodationLuxury Lodge
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Have a warm breakfast at Phortse Thanga's tea house and prepare for the Monjo. The trail begins with a steep descent from Phortse Thanga and passes through dense rhododendron and pine forests. Passing through the birthplace of Lama Sange Dorje, you will reach Khumjung. After a few hours of trekking, you will get to Namche Bazaar, where you will have lunch.

As you finish your lunch, you will descend from Namche Bazaar to the Dudh Koshi River. After crossing several suspension bridges and passing through the villages of Larja Dobhan and Jhorsale, you will reach Monjo at 2835m. The trek from Phortse Thanga to Monjo is 5-6 hours and mostly descends. Your night stay and dinner will be at Monjo's tea house.

Day15

Trek to Paiya (2730m)

Max Alt.2730m
Duration6 Hours
AccommodationLuxury Lodge

Day fifteen is your last day trekking in Monjo. You will start walking early after breakfast at Monjo's tea house. You will check out of the Sagarmatha National Park as you leave Monjo. The descent from Monjo offers stunning scenery of the Khumbu area. Descending through the rhododendron forest alongside the Dudh Koshi River, you will reach Phakding. The trail continues to descend through Ghat and Chheplung, reaching Lukla. Lukla is a lunch and rest point. After lunch at Lukla, you will continue walking towards Paiya.

The trail to Piaya from Lukla begins with a descent to the village of Surke through a lush green landscape. The final part of the trek involves a steady climb to and past a Chutok La. A six-hour walk from Monjo takes you to Piaya at 2730m, where you will have dinner and overnight.

Day16

Trek to Thamdanda and drive to Salleri

Max Alt.2362m
Duration4 Hours
AccommodationHotel
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Day sixteenth is the final trekking day in the Everest region. You will get a hearty meal at the Paiya’s tea house and walk towards Thamdanda. As you leave Paiya, the trail descends through lush forests. The trail involves passing several suspension bridges. The final descent takes you through open meadows and terraced fields. A two-and-a-half-hour descent brings you to Thamdanda.

From Thamdanda, you will get a shared jeep to reach Salleri. You will leave Thamdanda after lunch. The road from Thamdanda to Salleri passes through mountainous terrain with a surreal view of the surrounding hills and valleys. However, the road condition is gravel with a narrow trail. After a four-hour scenic drive, you will reach Salleri. Your overnight stay and dinner are at Salleri's Lodge.

Day17

Drive to Kathmandu

Max Alt.1400m
Duration9-10 Hours
AccommodationHotel
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Day seven serves as the final day of the journey. Have breakfast at the Salleri Lodge and prepare for the drive to Kathmandu. The drive passes through the same road you took to reach Salleri from Kathmandu. The road is blacktop and provides a smooth drive from Salleri to Kathmandu. The drive passes through diverse landscapes showcasing Nepal's stunning natural beauty.

It is a 9-10 hour drive from Kathmandu to Salleri. Upon your arrival in Kathmandu, our team members will take you to your Hotel. You will have lunch along the way, dinner, and a night’s stay at the Kathmandu Hotel.

Day18

Departure to the international Airport.

Max Alt.1400m
Duration20 Min

On the eighteenth day, we must say goodbye to you with a heavy heart. If you have more vacation time, you can stay in Nepal longer and get involved in other activities; if not, it is time to say goodbye. Please provide your flight details so we can arrange your drop-off at the airport for your departure. We hope you enjoyed the excursion and made lots of memories. We wish you a safe and happy flight.

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Major Attraction of the EBC Trek by Jeep

  • Stunning Mountain Views

One of the primary attractions of the Everest Base Camp (EBC) trek by Jeep is the breathtaking views of the world's highest peaks, including Mount Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse. As you travel through the Khumbu region, you'll be treated to panoramic vistas that showcase the majestic beauty of the Himalayas, making for unforgettable photo opportunities.

  • Cultural Encounters

The trek provides a unique chance to immerse yourself in the rich Sherpa culture. You'll have the opportunity to visit traditional villages, interact with local communities, and learn about their customs, traditions, and way of life. This cultural exchange adds depth to your journey, enabling you to appreciate the region's heritage.

  • Natural Wonders

The EBC trek by Jeep exposes you to the richness of nature by taking you to different places, each with its own beauty, such as thick forest cover, glacial rivers, and scenic valleys. You will be thrilled to see a wide variety of plants and animals, including some rare species that thrive nowhere but in the Himalayas. Amazing nature is telling you the story of the region everywhere around you through its beauty, waiting for you to discover it bit by bit.

  • Gorakshep and Kalapatthar

The trek wouldn't be complete without the Gorakshep stop, the last sign of human presence before arriving at the key Everest Base Camp. You can be in the middle of nature and quietness, and also be on your way to the 'Kalapatthar excursion. The summit of Kalapatthar offers one of the most recognizable views of Mount Everest, especially at dawn; it is a must-visit.

  • Unique Flora and Fauna

A vibrant biodiversity of spectacularly beautiful yet severely endangered plant and animal species makes this region a natural climax. Along your trek through different ecosystems, you may spot rare animals such as the Himalayan Tahr and even the elusive snow leopard. In addition, you will also meet the colorful wildflowers that come alive in spring.

  • Historical and Religious Sites

Along the route, you'll have the chance to visit ancient monasteries and stupas, such as the famous Tengboche Monastery. These sites not only offer spiritual insight but also provide a glimpse into the history and traditions of the Sherpa people, enhancing your overall trekking experience.

  • Adventure Activities

Jeep rides along the EBC can include adventure activities such as short hikes, photography, and cultural workshops. These activities help you immerse yourself in the place's nature and culture, making your trip more rewarding.

Trekking Difficulty

The EBC Trek by Jeep ranges from easy to moderate level difficulty. It is one of the most developed trekking destinations in terms of commercialization, which is why extensive infrastructure has been built around the area to support trekkers. However, certain factors increase thetrek'ss difficulty, especially for beginners. Such as

  • Altitude Sickness
  • Weather Condition
  • Limited Facilities
  • Rough Terrain
  • Physical Fitness

Safety Measures

To avoid difficulties during the EBC Trek by Jeep, you must follow specific measures. They are: 

  • Acclimatization is necessary during the high-altitude trek. It helps your body to adjust to the high altitude and maintain your body temperature. 
  • Drink enough water during trekking days. A hydrated body helps maintain your energy levels and enables smooth trekking on rough mountain paths. 
  • Trek with an experienced guide who knows the local terrain. They assist you during interactions with locals and provide information on local culture and customs. 
  • Keep a first-aid kit in your bag so that, in an emergency, it helps maintain your safety. 
  • Constantly monitors weather conditions to make informed decisions regarding the trek.
  • Communication with guides who provide guidance and support throughout the journey. 
  • Always listen to your body so that you can rest before the situation worsens. 

Best Season to Trek

The right season for trekking in the Everest Region is essential. Spring, from March to May, and Autumn, from September to November, are perfect seasons for hiking in the Everest. At these times, one can feel very comfortable with the weather conditions, warm temperatures, and crystal-clear visibility of the Himalayas, hills, and surrounding nature. 

Spring (March to May)

Spring is one of the best seasons for the Everest Base Camp (EBC) trek by Jeep, offering mild temperatures and clear skies that enhance visibility of the stunning mountain views. During this season, rhododendrons and other wildflowers bloom across the area in vibrant colors, creating a dynamic environment that makes it ideal for discovering the beauty of the Himalayas.

Autumn (September to November)

Another excellent time for an EBC Jeep trek in the autumn, with clear days and cooler temperatures that make trekking more favorable. After the rainy season, the monsoons give way to clearer conditions with excellent visibility, offering picturesque views of majestic mountains. Autumn also offers a great environment that attracts many adventure seekers, creating a strong community for trekking.

Monsoon (June to August)

The monsoon season, from June to August, is characterized by heavy rainfall that can cause muddy trails and increased landslide risk. Due to these challenging conditions, this period is generally not recommended for trekking. Frequent downpours can make travel difficult and less enjoyable, as visibility may be compromised and trails can become slippery and hazardous.

Winter (December to February)

Winter, from December to February, presents a different set of challenges for trekkers. While the weather is cold and the trails are less crowded, conditions can be harsh, with snow and ice making travel more difficult. Some trekkers who are adventurous enough can use this time for trekking, but frigid temperatures and severe weather conditions can make it risky. Because of that, winter for most trekkers wouldn't be ideal, given safety considerations.

Food and Accommodation on Trek

The food and accommodation during the Everest Base Camp Jeep trek vary by location. In city areas such as Kathmandu, the options for both food and accommodation are abundant. You can easily enjoy a variety of cuisines, including Nepali and international. For bedding, you will get a private room with an attached bathroom. There are facilities for hot showers, laundry, electricity, and internet access. 

In Namche and Dingboche, you will have access to a room with a private bathroom, electricity, and food options. Still, as you trek through rural Himalayan villages, facilities become more limited. Staying at a local teahouse provides a small, cozy bedroom with a bed, mattress, blanket, and pillows. The room is warm but small. Bathrooms are shared, and there are no hot showers, internet access, or laundry facilities. During peak season, you will need to share a room with fellow trekkers and use fundamental facilities. 

For dining, you'll sit in a big dining hall and eat a locally grown, freshly cooked, warm meal full of nutritious carbs. They serve you local Sherpa cuisine, which is warm and filling. These include dal bhat, momo, thukpa, soups, tea, bread, grains, vegetables, Rilduk, Thenduk, and many other foods. The local people serve the food with love and care, so you'll feel at home in the Himalayan region. 

Whether you stay in a 5-star Hotel or a local teahouse in the Sherpa community, Nepali hospitality, cuisine, and the warmth of Nepali people make your journey unforgettable.  

Guide/Solo Trek

Trekking with a guide in the Everest region is highly recommended—here are the advantages of hiring one.

  • A guide who has been well-trained and is well-experienced will give plenty of information regarding the culture and history of the Sherpas. 
  • Guides ensure your safety throughout the trek. 
  • They are trained to handle emergencies, provide first aid, and assist with altitude acclimatization, making your journey safer and more enjoyable. 
  • They will help you stay on course and reach the correct destination.
  • These assist in interacting with Sherpa families, provide information on cultural traditions, and help you adhere to local norms.
  • The guide can adjust the day's plans based on energy levels, weather conditions, and any special interests the tourist may have, such as photography.

Solo trekking gives you a completely personal experience of trekking in the Himalayas. While solo trekking in the Everest region, you have to take care of all of your arrangements, from staying to the plan for the trek, from food to all other aspects, by yourself, which makes it rather challenging and foreign for you. If you wish to have solo trekking, you should have sufficient experience and confidence in climbing high-altitude trekking routes, but using a guide for the trek, even in solo trekking, is highly preferred.

Permits for Trek

When trekking in the Everest region, obtaining the necessary permits is essential. Here are the licenses required for the trek to Everest Base Camp by Jeep:

  • Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit
  • Trekker's Information Management System
  • Khumbu Rural Municipality Entry Permit

These permits can be obtained from the Nepal Tourism Board office in Kathmandu, or we can arrange them for you if you provide your photos and other required documents.  

Travel Insurance: Comprehensive coverage is mandatory when trekking in Nepal's high-altitude, remote regions. Your insurance policy must cover all the medical expenses, helicopter emergency evacuation, flight cancellation/delays, theft, or loss of luggage, and, in an emergency, helicopter evacuation costs.

We recommend that you be insured with a well-renowned company that covers all your expenses and emergencies for the trek. While you are signing your contract, make sure you read between the lines and confirm that all the required activities, along with the potential high-altitude risks involved while trekking, have been mentioned and covered.

Is This EBC Trek by Jeep Suitable for You?

Yes, the EBC Trek by Jeep is suitable for any traveller, whether you are an independent trekker, a seasonal trekker, or an experienced climber. This trek is more comfortable and less demanding than the regular Everest Base Camp Trek. The maximum elevation you reach on the trek is 5,500 m at Kalapathar and 5,140 m at Gorekshep, which is quite a high elevation. You begin your trek with a scenic jeep ride from Salleri to Thamdahda, then return to Kathmandu along the same route. 

Trekkers can enjoy the stunning scenery, mountains, waterfalls, and dense vegetation of the Khumbu region without flying to Lukla. This trek offers access to the Khumbu region and includes a road adventure. Enjoy the scenic drive and the stunning beauty of the region's changing landscapes.

Boundless Adventure offers a trek with an experienced guide and ensures your safety. Enjoy trekking in the Everest region and make memories for a lifetime. 

Why Trek with Boundless Adventure?

At Boundless Adventure, we are committed to making every trek and tour in Nepal perfect for our clients. Our team is professional and expert, dedicated to answering all your questions and preparing for the trek before your departure. While you prepare for the trek, we handle the rest of the hard work.

We believe in transparency, so you can expect transparent pricing with no hidden charges—what you see on our website is what you get. We guarantee a safe, life-changing adventure at an affordable price. Choose Boundless Adventure for an unforgettable trekking experience!

Packing Essentials

Packing the right gear for the EBC Trek by Jeep is essential. Always carry the necessary items in your trekking bag to ensure a smooth trek in the Everest region. Here is the list of items: 

Clothing

  • Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants.
  • Fleece Jackets
  • A down jacket
  • Thermal underwear (top and bottom)
  • Hiking trousers
  • Hiking shirts
  • Warm hat
  • Sun hat
  • A pair of gloves

Footwear

  • Five pairs of socks
  • Sturdy hiking boots
  • Comfortable walking shoes

Backpack

  • 40-50 liter backpack
  • Rain cover for backpack
  • Sleeping bag (rated for 0°C to -20°C)

Personal Hygiene

  • Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, wet wipes, hand sanitizer, etc.)
  • Quick-drying towel
  • Sunscreen (SPF + 30 to 50)
  • Lip balm
  • Insect repellent
  • Personal medications

Miscellaneous

  • Headlamp or flashlight (with extra batteries)
  • Trekking poles
  • Water bottles or hydration system
  • Sunglasses (with UV protection)
  • Camera or smartphone (with extra batteries/charging cable)
  • Trekking map
  • First-aid kit
  • Snacks and energy bars
  • Cash (for tips and purchases along the way)

Essential Questions

General Information FAQs

Can we reach Everest Base Camp by Car?

No, there is no direct car access to Everest Base Camp. Travellers must go on foot by trekking for several days to reach EBC, as no roads connect. Also, the rugged and mountainous terrain of the Everest region makes it inaccessible by car. However, the road is accessible up to Thamdanda only by Jeep.

How safe is the Everest Base Camp Trek by Road?

We promise to keep all hikers happy, safe, and secure. Our teams are well-trained in first aid, and they are equipped with all the gear, supplies, and first aid kits required. Oximeters are also used to track altitude sickness symptoms. In an emergency, we will fly you back from this great height using a helicopter.

Who is this trek suitable for?

This trek is suitable for all trekkers, whether you are a beginner or an experienced trekker. It offers suitable trekking days with comfort and luxury helicopter return to Kathmandu via landing at Lukla. 

What is the best time to go on this trek?

The best time for the EBC Trek by Jeep is during spring and autumn. Both of these seasons offer perfect weather and clear visibility of the Himalayas. 

How physically demanding is the trek?

This trek is moderately difficult. This trek requires good physical strength to walk in the rugged Himalayan terrain. 

What are the main highlights of the trek?

The main highlights of the trek are Mount Everest and some other stunning Himalayan ranges, Tengboche Monastery, Kalapatthar, Namche, Sagarmatha National Park, and the peaceful trail of the Khumbu region. 

How long does the trek take?

This trek takes around 18 days to complete. We go trekking for 9 days and return to Kathmandu in a helicopter. 

How do you reach Everest Base Camp by road?

You can’t reach Everest Base Camp by road, but you can start your trek there by driving in a Jeep to Jiri and Thamdanda via Salleri or by taking an alternative route to avoid the Lukla flight. The EBC trek by road is more accessible than the complete trek from Lukla.

Can ordinary people go to Everest Base Camp?

Ordinary people can go to Everest Base Camp with proper preparation, fitness, and planning. However, the trek is achievable for those with physical fitness and previous trekking experience. You don’t need to be a professional trekker or mountain climber to climb the Everest Base Camp Trek.

Where can we get a Jeep to the Everest Base Camp?

You can get a jeep to the Everest Base Camp in Kathmandu. However, you don’t have to worry about taking a Jeep, as many trekking agencies can arrange one. They organize the latest Jeep that provides comfort during the drive and arrange a private Jeep for a drive from Kathmandu to Salleri. From Salleri Onward. They will also give a shared Jeep to get to Thamdanda.

Do we need to go to Lukla Airport by plane for the EBC trek by Jeep?

If you have booked EBC by Jeep, you don’t have to take the flight to Lukla, making it way cheaper. However, the flight from Kathmandu to Lukla is the most common for trekkers and will save many hours if you are not concerned about the budget.

Can I trek to Everest Base Camp alone?

Yes, you can trek alone to Everest Base Camp, as the Khumbu municipality did not accept the rule of solo trekking. However, remember that going on the trek with at least a few other trekkers and hiring a guide will help you navigate the region and make your trek more fun and challenging.

What is the success rate of Everest Base Camp?

The success rate for climbing the Everest Base Camp is 90%, meaning most people attempting to climb the EBC are successful. The main reason for the higher success rate of the EBC camp is that it is an easy trek.

Trekking Condition FAQs

What are the trekking conditions like?

The trek involves moderate difficulty, with challenging sections as you ascend above 4,000 meters. Trekkers should be prepared for rocky and uneven trails, especially as they approach high altitudes.

What is the highest elevation of the Everest Base Camp Jeep Trek?

The highest elevation of the EBC trek is Kala Patthar, which lies at 5,644m. You will visit Kala Patthar the next day to explore the Everest Base Camp. After moving from Gorakhstep and visiting the EBC trek, you will return to Gorakshep. The following day, you will climb Kala Patthar Ridge and watch beautiful mountains, majestic sunrises, or sunsets.

How can I prepare for the altitude?

Acclimatization days are included in the itinerary, particularly in Namche and Dingboche. Staying hydrated, ascending slowly, and being aware of altitude sickness symptoms are crucial for a safe trekking experience.

Is there a risk of altitude sickness during the trek?

Yes, there is a high chance of altitude sickness as you ascend above 3,500 m. Ascend slowly and take time to rest during the trek. 

Are there any challenging sections of the trek?

Yes, the Everest Base Camp Trek by Jeep includes several challenging sections. Trekkers will face steep ascents, particularly to Kalapatthar and Everest Base Camp, requiring good physical fitness.

How long are the daily trekking hours?

You’ll be walking for 5-8 hours daily. 

What is the weather like during the trekking season?

If you trek during the spring and autumn seasons, the weather is perfect. Clear, crisp, and warm weather makes trekking comfortable. 

Are there rest days included in the itinerary?

Yes, the rest days are included in the itinerary. You’ll stop in Namche and Dingboche for acclimatization. 

What happens if I can’t continue the trek due to health issues?

In case of a health issue, you descend to a lower elevation, and in case of an emergency, a helicopter evacuation will be done. 

Booking and Cancellation FAQs

How do I book the trek?

You can book the trek by contacting Boundless Adventure through our website or via WhatsApp at +977 9851033819. We will guide you through the booking process.

What is the cancellation policy?

Our cancellation policy outlines the terms for refunds based on when you cancel your booking. Please check our website for detailed information regarding cancellations.

Can I book last minute?

Last-minute bookings are possible, but they may incur additional costs and limit your preparation time. It is advisable to plan your trek.

How far in advance should I book my trek?

It is recommended to book your trek at least 2-3 months in advance, especially during peak trekking seasons (spring and autumn), to ensure availability and secure the best accommodations.

Can I change my trekking dates after booking?

Date changes may be possible depending on availability. Communicate with the agency and make sure about your dates.

Guide and Porters FAQs

Will I have a guide during the trek?

Yes, you’ll have an experienced guide who helps you during trekking days in the Everest region. 

What role do porters play?

Porters carry heavy backpacks and equipment, alleviating the physical burden on trekkers and allowing you to focus on enjoying the journey.

How are the guides and porters selected?

Boundless Adventure employs trained and experienced guides and porters who are familiar with the trails and conditions of the Everest region.

Can I tip my guide and porter?

Yes, tipping a guide is recommended. 

Are the guides familiar with first aid?

Yes, they have sound knowledge about the first aid kit. In case of an emergency, they use it. 

How many trekkers does each guide manage?

Typically, one guide is assigned to a group of 4-8 trekkers, ensuring personalized attention and safety.

What language do the guides speak?

They speak different languages. Nepali, English, Hindi, Spanish, Chinese, French, and many more languages based on their knowledge. 

Can I communicate with my guide during the trek?

Yes, guides are available to answer questions and provide support throughout the trek.

Permit and Travel Insurance FAQs

What permits do I need for the trek?

You will need the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit, Khumbu Rural Municipality Permit, and Trekker’s Information Management System (TIMS) Permit.

How can I obtain these permits?

Your trekking agency can arrange all necessary permits for you, or you can obtain them from the Nepal Tourism Board office in Kathmandu.

Is travel insurance necessary?

Yes, comprehensive travel insurance is highly recommended. It should cover trekking at high altitudes and emergency evacuation.

What should my travel insurance cover?

Ensure your insurance covers trip cancellation, medical emergencies, and helicopter evacuation.

Can I trek without travel insurance?

While it’s possible, it’s not advisable due to the risks associated with high-altitude trekking.

Cost and Visa FAQs

Do I need a visa to enter Nepal?

Yes, most travellers require a visa to enter Nepal. You can obtain a visa on arrival at the airport in Kathmandu or apply for an e-visa online before your trip.

How do I apply for a visa to Nepal?

To apply for a visa to Nepal:

  • On Arrival: Fill out the visa application form at the airport, provide a passport-sized photo, and pay the visa fee in cash.

  • E-Visa: Visit the official Nepalese government website to apply for an e-visa. You will need to upload a passport-sized photo and pay the visa fee online.

Is there a specific passport validity requirement for the visa?

Yes, your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your intended date of entry into Nepal.

Can I extend my visa while in Nepal?

Yes, you can extend your visa at the Department of Immigration in Kathmandu or Pokhara. Extensions are subject to approval and may incur additional fees.

How Much money do we need for the EBC Jeep tour?

The Everest Base Camp Jeep tour package covers all the necessary costs, from the Jeep to accommodation to the required permits. However, the more money you take, the more suitable it will be for your expenses. We suggest you bring Nepali rupees, as the money exchange and ATM facilities are inaccessible in the higher parts of the Everest region.  Moreover, we recommend you separate USD 20 per day.

Are there discounts available for group bookings?

Yes, a group discount is available for the Everest Base Camp Trek by Jeep. Communicate with your travel agency and discuss the group size and discount amount. 

How much does a Jeep cost to Thamdanda?

The cost for a jeep drive to Kathmandu depends on factors including the type of Jeep, the season of travelling, additional service, shared or private Jeep, and the size of the group. However, Boundless Adventure provides Thamdanda with an exclusive discount. For queries regarding the price of the Jeep to Thamdanda, contact us through WhatsApp at +977 9851033819.

Is there a deposit required to secure my booking?

Advanced booking is recommended for trekking. During peak season, it's very hard to find a trekking package in a short time. 

Food and Accommodation FAQs

What type of food can I expect during the trek?

Expect a variety of food options, including traditional Nepali dishes and international cuisine, such as rice, lentils, and vegetables.

What kind of accommodation is provided?

Accommodation consists of local teahouses, offering basic but comfortable lodging. Private rooms are available in lower elevations.

Are there options for Western food on the trek?

Most of the teahouses provide Western food options, but as you ascend higher, there is very little chance of availability. In the lower elevation, you can enjoy a variety of Western food options. 

Are there vegetarian or vegan options available?

Yes, most teahouses cater to dietary preferences, including vegetarian and vegan options.

Are hotels available at the Everest Base Camp?

No, hotels are not available at the Everest Base Camp, so on the day trekkers get to EBC, they return to Gorakshep for an overnight stay. Trekkers stay in a tea house of Gorakshep on the day they get to the Everest Base Camp’s summit. 

Can I buy snacks along the way?

Yes, teahouses offer snacks like chocolate, biscuits, and other food items, which you can purchase and have. 

Will I have access to electricity during the trek?

Electricity is available in lower elevations but may be limited in higher areas. Charging devices may incur a small fee.

What are the bathroom facilities like?

Bathrooms are typically shared and may be squat-based in teahouses, especially at higher altitudes.

Can I do laundry during the trek?

Laundry services are available at some teahouses in lower villages, but they are limited. At higher altitudes, it’s best to bring quick-drying clothes and do basic hand-washing yourself.

Is there Wi-Fi or mobile data on the trail?

Wi-fi is available in most of the villages, but the speed is low. Mobile network coverage is limited above Namche. 

Packing and Preparation FAQs

What clothing should I pack for the trek?

You should pack moisture-wicking shirts, thermal underwear, a warm fleece or down jacket, a waterproof and windproof jacket and pants, trekking pants, a sun hat, warm gloves, and several pairs of socks (preferably wool or synthetic).

What type of footwear is recommended?

It is essential to have sturdy trekking boots that provide good ankle support and traction. Additionally, pack camp shoes or comfortable slippers for use at teahouses.

Do I need to bring a sleeping bag?

Yes, a good quality sleeping bag rated for cold temperatures is recommended, as accommodations in higher altitudes may not provide adequate bedding.

What gear should I include in my backpack?

Essential gear includes a backpack (30-50 liters), trekking poles, a headlamp or flashlight, a first aid kit, and a water bottle. You may also want to carry a quick-drying towel and snacks.

Should I bring personal items like sunscreen and a camera?

Yes, it’s important to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and lip balm to protect against sun exposure at high altitudes. A camera or smartphone for photos is also recommended, along with extra batteries or a portable charger.

Is there anything I should avoid packing?

Avoid bringing unnecessary heavy items, such as large amounts of clothing or valuables. Focus on lightweight, multi-purpose gear to keep your pack manageable.

Cultural Consideration FAQs

What cultural etiquette should I be aware of?

Greet locals with "Namaste," dress modestly, and ask permission before taking photos of people or sacred places.

Is it appropriate to tip guides and porters?

Yes, tipping is customary in Nepal. It’s a way to show appreciation for their hard work and support.

Are there any local customs I should respect?

Familiarize yourself with local customs, such as removing shoes before entering homes and monasteries.

How should I behave in local villages?

Be respectful, friendly, and polite. Engage with locals but be mindful of their privacy and customs.

Can I participate in local festivals or events?

Yes, if your trek coincides with local festivals, it’s a great opportunity to experience the culture and traditions of the Sherpa people.

Travellers‘ Feedback

Real stories from our adventurers

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The trek was a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and we couldn’t have reached the base camp without the support of the Boundless Adventures team.
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