Everest Base Camp Sleepover

Everest Base Camp Trek with Sleepover at EBC: A Himalayan Dream

The Everest Base Camp (EBC) trek is one of the world’s most iconic trekking adventures. Standing at the foot of the world’s tallest mountain—Mount Everest at 8,848.86 meters —this journey is more than just a trek; it’s a pilgrimage for adventurers.

From Lukla, trekkers follow a trail through Sherpa villages, dense rhododendron forests, and alongside thundering rivers, gradually ascending through famous waypoints like Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, and Lobuche.

The trek is physically demanding but immensely rewarding. Along the way, trekkers are treated to jaw-dropping views of Himalayan giants such as Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse and finally Everest itself. Acclimatization days are built in to allow the body to adjust.

Sleeping at Everest Base Camp

While most trekking itineraries return to Gorak Shep (the nearest settlement) after a short visit to EBC, we are proud to offer a rare chance to sleep overnight at Everest Base Camp—a truly unforgettable experience.

Surrounded by towering peaks, crackling glaciers, and fluttering prayer flags, there’s a silence at night broken only by the groans of shifting ice. We offer this trip through the climbing season to allow customers to experience the atmosphere at base camp. It is alive with the buzz of climbers from around the globe, their colourful tents scattered like confetti across the glacier.

With no light pollution, the sky becomes a dazzling dome of stars. At sunrise, the first golden light touches the tip of Everest and slowly spills down the slopes—one of the most breath taking sights imaginable.

Why It’s Worth It

Spending the night at Everest Base Camp offers a rare sense of closeness to the world’s highest mountain. It’s not just about the scenery—it’s about the achievement, the camaraderie with fellow trekkers and climbers, and the once-in-a-lifetime chance to fall asleep beneath the stars at the foot of Everest.

Whether you’re an adventurer or a dreamer, this night will stay with you forever.

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Itinerary 

Day 1 – Arrival Day in Kathmandu
Upon arrival in Tribhuvan International Airport, a representative from Dare to Dream Adventures will greet you and take you to your hotel in Thamel, an area of Kathmandu famous for its trekking shops, restaurants, and bars. After checking in, the rest of the day is free to explore Kathmandu. A welcome meeting will be scheduled in the early evening to discuss trip details, meet the team, and answer questions. The evening is free to relax, dine, or purchase last-minute essentials.
Note: If you booked additional days in Kathmandu, the welcome meeting will occur on the official first day of the trek.

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Day 2 – Flight to Lukla (2850m) → Trek to Benkar (2630m) – 5–6 hours
We aim to fly from Kathmandu, but during peak season, you may be driven 4–5 hours to Ramechapp Airport. Enjoy a 20–30 minute scenic flight to Lukla, offering views of Everest and the Himalayas. After landing, a Dare to Dream representative will take you for breakfast and introduce the team. The trek to Benkar follows the Dudh Koshi River, passing Sherpa villages, mani stones, prayer flags, and suspension bridges. Wildlife sightings are possible.

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Day 3 – Benkar → Namche Bazaar (3440m) – 4–5 hours
After a 1-hour walk to Monjo, enter Sagarmatha National Park. Descend alongside the Dudh Koshi River through pine forests and waterfalls. Cross the Hillary Suspension Bridge (photo opportunity) and climb 2 hours to Namche Bazaar. Midway, catch your first glimpse of Everest and Lhotse. Explore Namche’s shops, bakeries, and restaurants.

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Day 4 – Namche Acclimatization Day
Hike to Syangboche (3900m) for views of yak farms, telecom towers, and mountains like Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. Descend to visit The Nest (VR Everest experience) and the Sherpa Cultural Museum. Afternoon includes a museum visit and Everest viewpoint.

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Day 5 – Namche → Tengboche (3867m) – 5–6 hours
Trek through “Nepali flat” terrain and pine forests. Spot pheasants, musk deer, or red pandas. Descend to Phungi Tanga for lunch, then climb Tengboche Hill to visit Tengboche Monastery. Overnight in Tengboche or Deboche.

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Day 6 – Tengboche/Deboche → Dingboche (4410m) – 4–5 hours
Walk through rhododendron forests to Upper Pangboche Monastery (optional Yeti skull visit). Lunch in Somare. Terrain turns rocky beyond the tree line. Arrive at Dingboche’s walled fields and stupas.

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Day 7 – Dingboche Acclimatization Day (4800m)
Climb Nagarsang Peak (4800m) for views of Ama Dablam, Island Peak, and 8000m peaks (Makalu, Cho Oyu, Lhotse). Free afternoon in Dingboche.

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Day 8 – Dingboche → Lobuche (4900m) – 6–7 hours
Trek up Khumbu Khola Valley to Thukla for lunch. Steep climb to Everest Memorial, then walk beside Everest Glacier to Lobuche.

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Day 9 – Lobuche → Gorak Shep (5164m) →  Kalapatthar (5545m)
Hike rocky paths on Everest Glacier to Gorak Shep. Climb Kalapatthar and enjoy watching the sunset over Everest

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Day 10 – Trek to Everest Base Camp and sleep over 
Have Breakfast in Gorak Shep, then hike up to Everest Base Camp. Take lots of pictures and enjoy the moment. Continue on to the camp where we will spend the night.

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Day 11 – Everest Base Camp →  Pheriche
Trek from Everest Base Camp back down to Gorak Shep and on to Pheriche. Enjoy incredible views of Ama Dablam as you make your way down Pheriche Valley.

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Day 12 – Pheriche → Namche
Long descent to Namche. Free evening for shopping/dining.

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Day 13 – Namche → Lukla
Return to Lukla. Farewell dinner and tips for the team.

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Day 14 – Flight to Kathmandu
Fly back to Kathmandu. Free time and farewell dinner.

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Day 15 – Departure
Airport transfer or extend your stay.

What’s Included

✓ Two nights’ luxury hotel accommodation in Kathmandu (twin sharing, breakfast included).
✓ All airport transfers in Nepal.
✓ Internal flights to Lukla (may depart from Ramechapp during peak season).
✓ All trek accommodation (teahouse + tent

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✓ Breakfast, lunch, dinner on trek + one hot drink per meal.
✓ Filtered water (where available).
✓ Required trek/climbing permits.
✓ Experienced English – speaking guides (registered, insured).
✓ Porter (1 porter per 2 clients, expenses/insurance covered).
✓ Medical supplies + assigned first-aid personnel.
✓ Daily oximeter checks (twice/day).
✓ Emergency evacuation coordination (costs covered by your insurance).
✓ Government taxes and fees.

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Not Included

✗ Meals in Kathmandu (outside breakfast)
✗ Mandatory travel insurance (must cover high-altitude rescue).
✗ International flights.
✗ Nepal entry visa.
✗ Extra drinks/snacks, WiFi, hot showers, battery charging.
✗ Personal expenses.
✗ Tips for staff (expected).
✗ Excess baggage (>15kg on Lukla flight).
✗ Additional nights/expenses due to delays (e.g., weather).
✗ Hotel upgrades or optional helicopter descents.

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Notes

• No refunds for early returns to Kathmandu. Extra costs (e.g., hotel extensions) are your responsibility.
• Itinerary subject to change for safety reasons (weather, mountain conditions).

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Pricing

• 1 Person: $2600