Base Camp Trek in Nepal
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Everest Base Camp Trek
Being the popular and the fascinating trek in Nepal, Everest Base Camp is one of the dreamiest treks all over the world. Around more than hundred thousands of traveler visit annually. This trek leads to the world’s highest mountain; Mount Everest.
Annapurna Base Camp Trek
To walk through the richest mountain vista, trekking to Annapurna base camp is the perfect route. Taking the pleasure of the complete Nepali culture, various landscapes, joined fields of rice and paddies we will feel the adventure from the Himalayas.
Makalu Base Camp Trek
Among the popular trekking region, Trekking Makalu base camp provides rare opportunity to explore the restful, high altitude, Himalayan lifestyle, as well the beautiful snow-capped hills.
Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek
One of the greatest mountain
Machhapuchhre Base Camp Trek
For the fresh trekking trial, this trekking destination is best. This is located in the Annapurna Massif with the stunning mountains view. While trekking to the Machhapuchhre base camp we can get a chance to explore the mountain lifestyle of Gurung peoples’. It generally starts from Pokhara.
How long does take to climb base camp in Nepal?
Climb to base camp in Nepal depends upon which mountain’s base camp you’re wanting to. There are many routes, the base camp of Everest is the popular destination. Similarly, Annapurna is also the busiest trekking route all-around the year. Commonly, we can climb to the every base camp within a week to 10 days.
Can we drive to base camp?
Sorry, we can’t drive to any base camp trek in Nepal. There is no facility for transportation up to the base camp. To take the adventure. I think it is not a good idea of transportation in the Himalayan because we go to visit there and take an
Can you see summit of Everest from Base Camp?
Sorry to say that the view of the summit of Everest cannot be seen from Base Camp. But, it is true that Summit of Everest can be seen from Kala Patthar which is near to Gorek Shep. Rather you can see the magnification views of Mt. Nuptse and the Khumbu Ice glacier. 
