Everest
Base Camp Trek no doubt the most popular trek throughout the entire world might
be on bucket list of every backpacker. Before we move with other section of
blog about Everest Base Camp Trekking Information lets know little bit more
about Mount Everest and it’s history. World’s highest mountain was first climb
be Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary under British Expedition Team on 1953 May
29th from southeast climbing ridge. Khumbu Valley, i.e. Everest Base
Camp is covered by Imja Valley on east and Gokyo Valley on west. Trek to Gokyo
Lake might be as interesting as its famous neighbor Everest. Several
alternatives itinerary and destination are available with in Khumbu Valley
where the shortest one start with Tengboche Monastery View Trek with month long
Jiri to Everest Base Camp via Three Passes.
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World’s dangerous airport Lukla is shortest gateway to Khumbu from where further two days hike will lead to Namche – Capital of Khumbu Valley. Browse our page tab on right of frame with particular information about how to issue permits, weather, elevation and itinerary along with other related information. See Everest Base Camp Travel Blog from Jiri to Everest Base Camp. Apart from regular trekking some peak climbing within Everest Region can be a great experience where Island Peak Climbing is descent choice even for novice to pro alpinist. It is recommended to trek with some local agencies by hiring a guide and porter just incase if you are traveling on your own always try to hook up with some friends and find trekking buddies on the way. Do not forget to make entry on checkpoint; do not try to climb any peak without obtaining necessary climbing permits. It is recommended to posses valid travel insurance and always provides your emergency contact details to local agency and inform your embassy if you are on your own.
Do you know there are several other treks that can't be on on your own, common example is you can't trek manaslu circuit solo without guide or agency Also check Everest Base Camp Trek Information Blog.
