Hello There, EBC trekking is more difficult during the end of July and starting of August but it is recommended after the mid- August.

Most of the people are looking for the cheapest way of Everest trekking so that operators are selling the trekking packages without food to make it cheap. If the packages includes flight to and from Lukla and all meal the price goes a bit higher. That's why it seems very different in pricing of Everest Trekking.

This trek can be done till the end of December. January is not recommended.

Everest Base Camp trekking path is not dangerous but you need to be careful of falling from the cliff while taking pictures, passing by yaks, few places are slippery and sometime if there is snowing you need to be careful. You are always suggested to follow the instruction of your team leader/guide. To sum up, this trek is not dangerous but you need to be careful.

Hello Sujit, Insurance is must if you are trekking above 3000 meters in the Himalayas. I always recommend to buy insurance before you leave your home. There is not any insurance company in Nepal who sell insurance for trekking to foreigners. You can search different companies like World Nomadas and many other via online or different company in your country. The cost of insurance varies on the policy of company and coverage so that final price can be checked via online when you select all policy. Please be sure that your insurance policy covers the emergency helicopter evacuation and medical treatment in the case of altitude sickness. Besides that you can also add the coverage of possible happening on the journey.

Hello Anshul, Of course Annapurna and Everest are the most popular trekking in Nepal but there are many off the beaten trails that gives you the perfect experiences of being in the remote mountain village in Nepal. Those trekking are Langtang Trekking, Upper Mustang Trekking- A taste of Tibet & Nepal, Everest High Passes Trekking- A complete adventure trek in Everest, Gokyo Valley Trek - Off the beaten trail of Everest. There are many cultural and festival treks as well that are worth experiencing during the particular time of the year.

Hello Kamal, There are two kinds of trekking popular in the Himalayas of Nepal. Tented camp trek- it means all the arrangement of food prepared by local staff and sleeping at tent. Another option is teahouse trek- it means you will spend your night at the basic guesthouses also known as teahouse. These are the basic accommodation provided in the Himalayas. These teahouses/guesthouses serve all food for you. Foods of different taste are available in these teahouses. So teahouse trek means staying at the guesthouse/teahouse where you can find all meal options.

Hello DB, Everest Base Camp Trek is not a technical climb and you don’t need any technical climbing experience to make this trek. You don’t even need experience at high altitude to complete this trek. Everest Base Camp trekking is suitable for average people who are moderately fit, thus no previous experience is required. Some physical fitness programs such as running, swimming, hiking is recommended before you get on your journey. You might feel some uneasiness before being fully acclimatized. To prepare for a strenuous trek you should begin training at least two to three months before your departure. Joining some aerobic exercise, involving in bush walking with some ascents and descents, climbing up and down the stairs of a tall building, eat healthy food, and yoga also helps. Besides that the altitude and bodies acclimatization to the lack of oxygen is the real key to success. We have been doing our own research over a number of years and we have decided to add an additional acclimatization day in the required places. You need to be mentally prepared to completing the journey as well. The positive attitude and the willingness is the key to successful trip.

Hello Mayank, Everest Base Camp trekking requires the TIMS card & Everest National Park permit. So it needs two kinds of trekking permits for all trekkers Indians and Foreigners- NRI as well.

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Hello DB, To book any trips that includes trekking in the Himalayas, you need to submit passport copy, insurance paper and two passport sized pictures.

Hello Mayank, The most challenging trek in Nepal is trekking around Dhaulagiri circuit though all trekking above 5000 meters that includes the remarkable high passes in the Himalayas are challenging trekking.

Hello Mayank, Everest Base Camp Trekking needs TIMS card and Everest National Park permit card. So two trekking permits are required.

Hello Kamal, Nepal is not only destination for trekking, there are many other adventure trips in Nepal like Bungee Jumping, Paragliding, Parahawking, Rafting, Mountain flight and peak climbing.