Everest Base Camp Trek - 9 Days

Yes, traveling solo is absolutely fine. We can arrange the trek for you as a solo traveler, although please note that there may be an additional cost depending on the group/guide arrangements. For a trek starting on 25 December 2026, we recommend bringing the following gear and clothing: Warm, layered clothing (thermal base layers, fleece, and a warm/down jacket) Waterproof/windproof jacket and trousers Trekking trousers and comfortable T-shirts Warm hat, gloves, and buff/scarf Good-quality trekking boots with ankle support Warm trekking socks and spare pairs Sunglasses and sunscreen Headlamp with spare batteries Reusable water bottle/water bladder Sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures Backpack/daypack and rain cover Trekking poles (optional but recommended) Personal toiletries and basic first-aid supplies Any personal medication you may need A few lightweight casual clothes for before/after the trek As December can be very cold at higher elevations, good-quality warm layers and a suitable sleeping bag are especially important. If you let me know which trek you are planning to do, I can also provide a more specific packing list, including the recommended sleeping-bag temperature rating and what equipment can be rented locally.

Day-by-Day Trekking Distance Day 1: Trek to Phakding ? Distance: ~8 km Duration: 4-5 hours Day 2: Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar ? Distance: ~10-11 km Duration: 5-6 hours Day 3: Trek from Namche to Pangboche ? Distance: ~13 km Duration: 5-6 hours Day 4: Trek from Pangboche to Thukla ? Distance: ~9-10 km Duration: 5-6 hours Day 5: Trek from Thukla to Everest Base Camp and back to Gorak Shep ? Distance: ~13-14 km Duration: 6-7 hours Day 6: Hike Kalapathar & trek to Pheriche ? Distance: ~13-14 km Duration: 6-7 hours Day 7: Trek from Pheriche to Namche Bazaar ? Distance: ~15-16 km Duration: 6-7 hours Day 8: Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla ? Distance: ~18-20 km Duration: 6-7 hours

Yes it's okay