The Everest Base Camp Trek is no walk in the park. It’s a journey that has seen many very fit people fall short.
Since we began in 2006, Trek Climb Ski Nepal has safely guided more than 1,000 people to their dream of standing at the famous Everest Base Camp.
So how have we helped so many everyday people with everyday fitness achieve their goal without fail?
Our 100% success and safety records are no accident.
Here are 5 reasons why Trek Climb Ski Nepal’s Everest Base Camp Trek can get you there.
1. Guidance before you go
Book with most travel companies and the first you’ll hear or see of them is at the arrivals gate at Kathmandu Airport.
And while Everest Base Camp is an achievable goal for most people of average fitness, preparation is still an important element of success.
Three months is a reasonable time to get your body in shape for the trek, and we’ll provide you with a proven fitness program to help guide you in your efforts.
We’ll also send you a comprehensive guide to Nepal so you can familiarise yourself with the people and places before your real journey begins.
2. Walk with an Everest summiteer, or two, or three…
From left: Santa Magar (Expedition Head Chef), Sanduk Tamang (Guide, 14 Everest summits), Dor Tamang (Guide), Karman Moktan (Guide), Lhakpa Sherpa (Guide, 15 Everest summits), Tika Tamang (Guide, 2 Everest summits)
Nearly every expedition we run, and not just our Everest Base Camp Treks, is led by at least one guide who has stood on top of Mt Everest. In fact, it’s likely you’ll be in the safe hands of two, or even three guides with multiple summits of the world’s highest mountain.
You’ll have the opportunity to walk side-by-side with some of the most experienced mountaineers in Nepal and hear them recount stories of success.
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3. Lovely lodges
Ang Jangmu Sherpa and her beautiful Rivendell Lodge at Deboche. One of the many great lodges we stay at en route to Everest Base Camp.
Rest for your weary body is crucial if you’re to back up day after day and ultimately reach Everest Base Camp.
After a hard day on the trail, crawling into a tent as the temperature plummets well below zero can be an uncomfortable way to spend the night.
There’s nothing quite like escaping the elements and relaxing in a local lodge or tea house.
Trek Climb Ski Nepal chooses the best available accommodation for our clients so you’ll feel more rested and ready to face the challenge ahead.
4. A rest day is the best way
You’ll find dozens, if not hundreds of trekking companies wanting to get you there and back as quickly as possible.
Trek Climb Ski Nepal includes important rest and acclimatisation days into every itinerary so you can better adapt to the challenges of trekking at altitude and replenish your energy.
On an Everest Base Camp Trek, these rest days happen at Namche Bazaar and Dingboche.
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5. The meal deal
If you’re researching trekking companies you might find their price appealingly low. But look a little closer and you might also find meals are conspicuously absent from their inclusions.
Meals in the Everest region of Nepal are not cheap. If you had to buy your own meals from local lodges your total food bill would exceed AUD $1,000.
Remember, you’ll be burning huge amounts of energy each day of your trek. Nutritious meals are a must if your trek is to be successful.
Trek Climb Ski Nepal not only provides all meals on your trek, you’ll wonder just how our cook has managed to produce such delicious, nutritious delights in such challenging conditions.
Oh, and you’ll never go short thanks to our ‘all you can eat’ policy.
For many, an Everest Base Camp Trek is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Don’t leave your success up to chance. Book with Trek Climb Ski Nepal today.