Everest Region

Name: Everest Region
Brand: Exodus
Rating: 4.8 (209 reviews)

Everest Trips

For many, Everest Base Camp is the ultimate trekking goal, other than taking on Sagarmāthā herself. The classic Everest Base Camp trek in Nepal is a demanding climb but not technical and should not be beyond most competent walkers. The view from Base Camp across the Khumbu Icefall and its sharp ice seracs is breathtaking, and from Kala Pattar a magnificent view of the summit of Everest is one to be savoured. At 5400m, Everest Base Camp is the starting point for many of the expeditions to take on the summit – look out for our special Expedition Departures in April that stay at Base Camp as the teams prepare for their summit attempt.

For experienced trekkers with their sights set higher still, we also offer Everest tours to the quieter Gokyo Valley, adorned with a string of turquiose glacial lakes, and the seldom-visited Thame Valley. These treks have the added challenge of crossing high passes, including the Cho La and the Renzo La, but also visit Everest Base Camp. More technical, yet still classified as a trekking peak, is Island Peak (6189m). We visit Everest Base Camp before crossing into the Dingboche valley for the summit attempt – previous experience and the necessary skills are required.

Everest Adventure Holidays

16 Days from USD 3,549

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The iconic trek to the foot of the highest mountain on Earth

Walking & Trekking

17 Days from USD 4,179

USD 3,949

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

The iconic trek to Base Camp, 70 years since the first summit of the highest mountain on Earth

Walking & Trekking

18 Days from USD 4,579

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

The iconic trek to the foot of the highest mountain on Earth

Walking & Trekking

19 Days from USD 3,949

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Trek Nepal's classic trail and explore the remote Gokyo Valley

Walking & Trekking

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Annapurnas or Everest?

For years trekkers and walkers have argued about the differences between the Annapurnas and the Everest region. The simple answer is they are both spectacular yet different; the former lays claim to the Annapurna Sanctuary and the view from Poon Hill, whereas the latter has Everest Base Camp, the Sherpa heartland and the hilltop monastery at Thyangboche.

Both offer big mountain panoramas; the Everest region is perhaps more stark and rugged in appearance as most of the trekking here is above the tree line, and all of our Everest treks involve taking the mountain flight to Lukla. What you cannot escape is the fabulous warm hospitality of the Nepali people and the superb support of our experienced staff on the trek. All of our treks in the Everest region are point-to-point treks staying in the local teahouses.

Besides the spectacular peaks and fresh mountain air, the residing memory was how attentive and hard working the staff were, from guides to porters. Every need taken care of without complaint, always with a smile and humble attitude. A joy to experience and a pleasure to be part of the group. Met some lovely people and gained interesting incites into the local culture, people and mountains. Thank you Exodus and to Oz and his team. The landscape was majestic….my favourite mountains were Ama Dablam and Cholatse. The most rewarding day was crossing the Cho La pass, via the Ngozumpa glacier. Incredible. Every day was a highlight and the wake up cup of tea was a blessing !
David Shaw Everest & Gokyo Lakes Circuit

My recent trip to Everest Base Camp was an amazing experience which completely exceeded my expectations. The scenery was breath-taking, the sights & sounds of Nepal were stunning and the company of the group & guidance of out leader all made for an unforgetable trek. Although I knew what to expect from research & reading – seeing 6000, 7000 & finally 8,000m snow capped mountains with my own eyes was something I will always remember.
John McIntyre Everest Base Camp Trek

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