Everest Base Camp Trek: 3 Days

  • DestinationNepal
  • Durations3 days
  • Trip DifficultyEasy
  • ActivitiesExtreme
  • AccommodationIncluded
  • VehicleHelicopter
  • Group SizeMin. 5 Pax
  • Views of Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and other peaks up close.
  • Learn about the culture in the busy Namche Bazaar.
  • Trek to Everest View Lodge for a view of the majestic mountain.
  • Get to know the Sherpa communities that live along the trek.
  • You get to Everest Base Camp by helicopter.
  • See how huge the Khumbu Icefall is.
  • Go across exciting bridges that hang over deep valleys.
  • Walk through lush rhododendron woods and other natural plants.
  • Enjoy the warm welcome of the people in the area.
  • End the trek with a beautiful helicopter ride.

Trip Overview

Reaching Everest base camp in 3 days is one of the easiest and most exciting ways to reach the base of the tallest peak in the world, Everest. This trek has the perfect balance of thrill, adventure, and the beauty of nature where you take a flight to one of the most dangerous airports in the world, walk for 2 days, and then end with a helicopter ride to Everest base camp.

These 3 days will definitely be among the most memorable days of your life where youll get different experiences in a single 3 days trek. From the very first day till the last day which is the third day. This trip is perfect for people who are short on time and wants to have an exciting and memorable experience in Nepal.

Though this is a short itinerary trek, you will get ample opportunity to explore and observe the beautiful region. This shortest itinerary to Everest Base Camp saves you time so that you can complete this journey in a quick time. There are natural trails and diverse wildlife that are of great ecological significance. You will also pass through forested trails and other natural landmarks of these regions.

Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are known as the best seasons to be in everest region because of it offer clear skies, moderate temperatures, and vibrant landscapes. These months provide pleasing temperatures for a comfortable trek. The Everest Base Camp trek can be done in January and February if the weather favours you.

Join us on this incredible 3-day Everest Base Camp trip, where you dive into the beauty and thrill of the majestic Everest region. Whether you're an experienced trekker or a newbie just starting your adventure for the first time, this quick trek promises an unforgettable journey. 

Introduction to the 3-Day Everest Base Camp Trek

The everest base camp 3 days trek is the shortest and easiest way to experience and see the beautiful everest region from ground and by air. This includes all the experience that the everest region offers to the visitors from landing at one of the most dangerous airport in the world which is tenzing hillary airport to trekking upto everest view hotel in Syangboche which holds the Guinness Book of World Records (2004) as the Highest Placed Hotel in the world at 13000ft and the memorable helicopter flight that takes you around the everest base camp where you get to see the most beautiful scenaries.

Reason to choose Everest Base Camp 3 days trek

Starting the 3-day trek to Everest Base Camp is the best way to experience excitement in a short amount of time. For those who want to get more out of their time, this is the best of both worlds: hiking and helicopter rides. Trekking through rough trails or taking in the breathtaking views from a helicopter are just a few of the exciting things that adventurers can do in just three days in the Himalayas. This shortened schedule makes sure that every moment is full of wonder and excitement, giving you the best views and experiences without wasting time. This trip is the best choice for people who want to get the most out of the Himalayas in a short amount of time because it combines trekking with helicopter rides in a way that makes the most of both time and excitement.

Preparation for the Everest Trek - 3 Days

It's not as stressful to get ready for the Everest Base Camp 3-day walk as it is for longer treks in the area. Different levels of experience can go on this trek, but you should still be mentally and physically ready for an adventure, even if it's not too hard. Before you start the Everest Base Camp 3-day trek, here are some things you should think about and get ready for.

For trekking, you need to be physically fit, so do cardio, walking, running, and breathing exercises to get your body ready for the changes in altitude and the physical demands of the trip. To get the most out of the Everest Base Camp trip, you need to be in good shape. Also, packing the essentials is very important for a good trek. Carry things like warm socks, a scarf, raincoats, sunglasses, sunhats, water bottles, a camera, extra batteries, a first aid kit, and a three-layer jacket. These important things will make sure you're ready for the trip.

With the Everest Base Camp 3-day trip, you can get to the famous base camp without any problems. It combines the best of trekking and luxury. This trip, which is powered by Heli on Call, includes everything you need, like a domestic flight, trekking permits, meals, a very experienced trekking guide, porters, lodging, entry fees, and the like. For trekkers who want both adventure and comfort during their time at Everest Base Camp, this is the best choice.

Itinerary

Cost Details

Cost Includes

If you're thinking about buying this package, you may want to know what comes with it. Let's get into the specifics of what this deal includes.

Transportation

  • Pickup and drop-off services at and from the airport (both domestic and foreign).
  • Domestic flights from Kathmandu to Lukla
    Helicopter flight Hotel Eerest View to Kathmadnu with Everest Base Camp flyover

Accommodation

  • 2 nights in A-class hotels or lodges in the area, sharing a room with a partner.

Trekking permits and entry permits 

  • The Everest permit which is for Sagarmatha National Park.( Everest Permit )
  • TIMS stands for Trekkers' Information Management Systems Card.
  • Local Government entry permit (trek permit)

Food Services 

  • There are a lot of different local and continental breakfast choices every day, so you can start your day off right.
  • Hotels and lodges serve simple, light lunches that will keep you going on your walk.
  • You can enjoy the tastes of Nepali food at dinners in the evening, which have both vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices.
  • A memorable farewell dinner at one of Kathmandu's best places, where you can enjoy delicious food to mark the end of your trip.

Guides and porters

  • English-speaking guide with at least 10 years of experience and a government license.
  • Guides and helpers are given all of their meals.
  • Guides and helpers with insurance.
  • A good pay to helpers based on government rates..
  • A box for first aid supplies
  • Trekking porter services are offered on set departure dates, and one porter is shared by two guests.

Cost Excludes

  • International flight tickets to and from Nepal.
  • Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu.
  • Charges for excess baggage.
  • Medical or emergency rescue expenses.
  • Tips for guides or porters.
  • Personal expenses such as beverages, shopping, laundry, etc.
  • Additional accommodation and meals due to itinerary changes or other unforeseen reasons.
  • Optional services like extra porters, hot showers, or Wi-Fi during the trek.
  • Travel insurance covering medical and emergency evacuation with a minimum value of $100,000.

Cost and Date

    Useful Information

    Best Time for 3 Days Everest Base Camp Trek

    The best times to do trek in everest region are in the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November), when the weather is clear, the leaves are colorful, and the sky is blue. These months are great for trekking because the weather is nice and cool, and you can enjoy the beautiful Himalayan scenery. As spring comes around, the hiking trails are filled with bright azalea (flower) blooms that make the trip more beautiful. In the same way, fall visitor enjoy clear views of the mountains and nice weather, making it the perfect time to be there. For those who want a quieter experience, 

    The Everest Base Camp trek can also be done in January and February, when it's not busythat is if  the weather stays good. Winter walks are a great way to see the Everest region because there are fewer people there and it is quiet. The snow-covered landscapes show off the area's peaceful beauty. No matter what time of year it is, each trekking season has its own unique challenges and rewards, offering once-in-a-lifetime experiences for daring people who want to discover the Himalayas' beauty.

    Accommodation Facilities for Everest Base Camp Trek

    The first day is spent in Phakdin: You will stay in comfortable rooms that will help you get a good night's sleep after a day of hiking. In Phakding, you can stay in cozy teahouses and guesthouses that are tucked away near the peaceful Dudh Koshi River. The rooms will be clean and well-kept, and they will have basic comforts like soft beds and warm blankets to make your stay pleasant. The hosts will also make you feel welcome and looked for, making sure that your trip to Everest Base Camp gets off to a good start.

    Second Day in Namche Bazaar: There are many places to stay in Namche Bazaar that are designed to meet the needs of hikers who want comfort and ease. You'll find places to stay that offer great service and kindness, whether you want a cozy teahouse or a more upscale lodge. You can relax and recharge after a day of walking in Namche Bazaar's rooms, which have modern features like comfortable beds, hot showers, and Wi-Fi. Your stay in Namche Bazaar will be memorable and fun thanks to the beautiful views of the mountains nearby and the lively atmosphere of the market town.

    Third Day in Kathmandu: When you get back to Kathmandu, you'll stay in a well-known hotel that offers warmth, convenience, and great service. The hotel rooms are nicely decorated and come with modern conveniences like comfortable beds, private bathrooms, and free Wi-Fi. Room service is available 24 hours a day, there is a restaurant selling tasty food, and there is a cozy lounge area where you can relax and think about your Everest Base Camp trek. Your hotel in Kathmandu's handy location and friendly service will make sure you have a relaxing and enjoyable end to your trip through the Himalayas.

    BLD service During the Trek

    BLD means full breakfast, lunch, and dinner service.  You can enjoy a wide range of tasty meals that combine local and foreign tastes during your four-day stay. Every day starts with a hearty breakfast from the menu at your hotel or lodge. You can choose from local and continental choices. You'll be able to find something to eat in the morning, whether you like standard Western food like eggs and toast or traditional dishes with a regional twist.

    You'll eat something light and easy for lunch from your hotel or camp. You can look forward to a variety of quick and filling meals that are great for lunch. This could include fresh salads, sandwiches, or favorites from the area that won't make you feel too heavy as you keep doing what you're doing.

    Dinner at the hotel three nights in a row is a real treat when it gets dark. To make sure there's something for everyone, you can choose between vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. There will probably be a variety of tasty and well-prepared dishes at these dinners, from local specialties to foreign favorites. This will make for a well-rounded and enjoyable meal.

    You will have a farewell dinner at one of Kathmandu's best places to end your trip. On this special evening, you can enjoy a memorable meal in a lively place with a wide range of dishes and a friendly vibe. This dinner will be a great way to celebrate the end of your trip, whether you choose foods from around the world or from your own country.

    Packing List for Everest Base Camp 3 Days Trek

    Trekking to Everest Base Camp or other high-altitude areas needs a lot of planning and a well-thought-out list of things to bring. Here is a full list of everything you should bring on your Everest hiking trip:

    Clothes

    • Base Layers: long-sleeved shirts that wick away sweat and thermal leggings.
    • Layers for keeping warm: fleece jackets or pullovers, and down or synthetic coats.
    • Outer Shell Layers: Jackets and pants that don't let water or wind in.
    • Trekking pants are light, dry quickly, and last a long time.
    • T-shirts have both long and short sleeves.
    • For better weather or lower elevations, trekking shorts are a good choice.
    • Down jacket: For long hikes and cold nights.
    • Thermal or wool hat and gloves to keep you warm.
    • Hiking boots are strong, waterproof, and have support for your ankles.
    • For camp and low-level walks, trekking shoes or sandals are best.
    • Multiple sets of warm socks that keep your feet warm and dry.
    • Liner socks: To keep your feet from getting blisters and irritation.

    What You Need and Bring

    • 30–40 liters of space in your backpack for day-to-day hiking.
    • Porters can take your extra stuff in a duffle bag.
    • Trekking poles are lightweight and can be adjusted.
    • Headlamp: Extra batteries for it.
    • Water bottles or a bladder: a way to stay hydrated that can hold at least 2 liters of water.
    • Tablets, a filter, or a UV sanitizer can clean water.
    • Multi-tool or knife: For everyday use.

    Safety and Health

    In your first aid kit, you should have bandages, antiseptic, wound care, and your own medicines.

    • Mountain Sickness Medication: Talk to your doctor about the right medications, such as acetazolamide.
    • High SPF sunscreen that won't get wet.
    • Lip balm that has SPF in it.
    • For lower elevations, use insect repellent.
    • Information about travel insurance: that covers emergency escape.
    • Mask or buff for the face: for dust and cold weather.

    Things for you

    For the bathroom, you'll need a toothbrush, toothpaste, organic soap, wet wipes, and hand sanitizer.

    • Towel: Drys quickly and packs down small.
    • Things you need: a passport, a visa, a ticket, and proof of insurance.
    • Small amounts of cash for tips, food, and other costs.
    • Phone or camera: with charger and extra batteries.
    • You can write in a book or take notes on a notepad and pen.
    • Snacks and energy bars: To get quick energy on hikes.
    • Other Trekking Maps and Guidebooks: For reference.
    • Eye mask and earplugs: To sleep better.
    • For fun, read books, play games, or do other things when you have some free time.

    This is what we think are the most important things to bring on your trip to Everest View Trek.

    If you want to see the beauty of the Himalayas in a short amount of time, the Everest Base Camp 3-day trek is the way to go. There are many exciting and beautiful parts of this trip, from the thrilling flight into Lukla to the beautiful hike through Sherpa towns and lush landscapes to the breathtaking helicopter ride over Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar. Adventurers can enjoy the beauty of the area without having to think about the little things because they will have professional guides, nice places to stay, and well-thought-out logistics. Whether you've been on a lot of treks before or this is your first time going on an adventure, this one will leave you with memories that will last a lifetime.