From Lukla to the Everest base camp, the trip is approximately 130 kilometres. This distance is not accomplished in a single trek; instead, it is divided into smaller goals that you can reach, as determined by the trekking organisation that will accompany you on the trek. However, the average number of kilometres per day that a trekker must walk to reach the Everest base camp is 14 to 17 kilometres per day.<\/p>\n

This distance is doable for anyone with a reasonable fitness programme and preparation, so there is no need to be concerned. Furthermore, the Everest base camp schedule is planned to make the route accessible and comfortable for trekkers of all ages.<\/p>\n

Mount Everest trek costs start at Rs 70,000, according to Nepal trek adventure and excursions. Several other companies, on the other hand, base their prices on Rs 45000 and higher. Again, the cost of Mount Everest trekking is determined by porter fees, medical kits, the organisation accompanying the individual, Lukla and airport transportation services, and taxes.<\/p>\n

The number of days scheduled for the Mt. Everest base camp journey also influences the cost; there are 10 to 12 days available for individuals who wish to complete the Mt Everest trek as soon as possible. In comparison, even treks of 21 to 25 days are fixed in price for individuals who wish to go at their own speed.<\/p>\n

When is the ideal time to go trekking?<\/h3>\n

It is general knowledge that Mount Everest is at its most majestic all year. Nonetheless, certain times of the year are ideal for trekkers because to the low likelihood of rain, landslides, avalanches, and other natural disasters. The walk is best done between February and May, during the pre-monsoon season. The Ebc has a trekking season from September to December; the months of May to September are often avoided owing to rainfall.<\/p>\n