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Makalu Base Camp Trek - 18Days

Tour Info

trip code

EN-031

Starting Point/ End Point

Kathmandu

Accommodations

Lodge/ Tea House

Max Altitude

4870m (Makalu Base Camp)

Duration

18 days

country

Nepal

Trip grade

Challenging

Activities

Trekking

Best Season

March, April, May, September, October, November

Overview

Makalu Base Camp trek is a classic Nepalese adventure trekking journey, offering a mix of challenging and cultural trekking, along with breathtaking landscapes of the Himalayas. Commencing in the capital, Kathmandu, the trekking journey takes you through the isolated regions of the Sankhuwasabha and Makalu Barun, treating you to majestic and awe-inspiring landscapes of snow-capped mountains, glacial rivers, and alpine forests. Along the way, you get the chance to explore Sherpa and Rai villages, steeped in local culture, and a gradual trek up through the base of Makalu (4,870 m), after spending acclimatising days at Seduwa, Tashi Gaun, and Khongma villages and sanctuaries, after leaving the base camp via Yangle Kharka and the village of Seduwa and returning to Kathmandu via flights and surface journeys, in a 18 day adventure trek that is organized and facilitated in comfortable rural accommodations by Ever Nepal.

Details

The Makalu Base Camp Trek is one of the best trekking destinations in Nepal, offering a perfect blend of adventure, cultural immersion, and panoramic Himalayan landscapes. This trek begins in Kathmandu, and you will trek through the Sankhuwasabha and Makalu-Barun regions, which are some of the remotest areas in the Himalayas, experiencing the breathtaking views of the snowcapped peaks, glacial rivers, and alpine forests. Along the way, you will pass through Sherpa and Rai communities, experiencing the warm hospitality and culture of these communities along the way. With the trek, you ascend from the Num trek, enjoying acclimatization along the way as you trek to Makalu Base Camp, which is at 4,870m. 

During the trek, you get to experience the alpine mountain, rhododendron, and highland terrain along with the Sherpa and Rai communities along the way, with teahouse stops along the way to offer you warmth after a day’s trek. 

On your return, you get to pass through Yangle Kharka and Seduwa, ending in a flight and drive to Kathmandu, ensuring you get a proper ending to your high-altitude trek. These 18 days of the Makalu Base Camp Trek offer a perfect blend of challenging adventure, cultural insights, and breathtaking Himalayan scenery necessary to make this an exceptional journey in search of adventure and serenity. As one of the best travel and trekking companies in Nepal, Ever Nepal treats you to a luxurious experience even in the rural parts of Nepal.

Highlights

  • Arrival in Kathmandu and exploration of its cultural and historical landmarks

  • Scenic flight from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar and drive to Num, unveiling lush valleys and rural landscapes

  • Trekking through Sherpa and Rai villages such as Seduwa, Tashi Gaun, Khongma, and Dobato

  • Acclimatization days at Tashi Gaun and Makalu Base Camp to ensure safe high-altitude trekking

  • Stunning alpine views and high-mountain landscapes at Langmale Kharka and Makalu Base Camp (4,870 m)

  • Cultural immersion in traditional highland village life, with opportunities to interact with local communities

  • Less-traveled trails offering solitude, tranquility, and a sense of exclusivity

  • Comfortable teahouse accommodations providing warm hospitality after long trekking days

  • Return journey via Tumlingtar to Kathmandu with scenic flights and transfers, completing the adventure

Itinerary

Day 1: Reach Kathmandu and transfer to your Hotel (1,400 m).

Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, a warm welcome by our staff, followed by transport to a 3-star hotel. After arrival, feel free to relax or go exploring in the vibrant streets of Thamel. Day 1 helps in acclimatizing to the Nepalese environment. A great dinner experience in the comfortable 3-star hotel concludes the day as the taste buds start absorbing the Nepalese cuisine.    

  • Max Elevation: 1,400m
  • Travel Distance: 6–8 km
  • Travel Time: 20–30 min
  • Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
  • Meals: Dinner

Day 2: Visit the major cultural and historical landmarks and prepare for trekking.

Following breakfast, you will proceed to the full-day cultural tour of Kathmandu Valley, starting at about 8 a.m. You will have an interesting day as you travel by car from destination to destination. Your guide will give you details on the significance of each place culturally, historically, and religiously. You get to explore and appreciate the heritage of the Kathmandu Valley.

A. Swayambhunath Stupa/Monkey Temple (World Heritage Site):

Swayambhunath is located on a hill that overlooks the valley of Kathmandu. It is one of the earliest religious monuments in Nepal. The stupa has prayer flags and prayer wheels with vibrant colored shrines. The Monkey Temple is another name for it, due to all the monkeys in the area. You can see the valley and the city from the top of the hill.

B. Kathmandu Durbar Square

This historical monument is situated right in the center of Kathmandu. This palace used to be the abode of the kings of Nepal. The Kathmandu Durbar Square houses many temples and courtyards, which speak volumes about the Newari style of architecture.

C. Pashupatinath

The temple complex is located on the banks of the Bagmati River and features pagoda-style architecture, many shrines, as well as sacred cremation ghats. Visitors can still observe daily life and spiritual activities around the temple complex, even though non-Hindus are not allowed to enter the main temple.

D. Boudhanath, a World Heritage Site

Boudhanath has one of the most impressive and important Buddhist stupas. The massive dome was built in the 5th Century and is crowned with the eyes of Buddha. It symbolizes both wisdom and knowledge. It is surrounded by prayer wheels and monasteries, and thus it has become a favored spot for pilgrims and monks who come to conduct their rituals or just spend some time there.

You will head back to your hotel at the end of your tour with a better understanding of Kathmandu’s culture and traditions. For the remainder of the day, you will be free to spend it as you please.

  • Max Elevation: 1,400 m
  • Travel Distance: 5–10 km
  • Travel Time: 2–4 hours
  • Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 3: Fly from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar (Airstrip ~440 m) & drive to Num (1,560 m)

You take a scenic morning flight to Tumlingtar, enjoying aerial views of the valleys and foothills. From there, a picturesque drive through rivers, forests, and remote villages brings you to Num. The significance of the journey is the contrast between the hills in the lowland and the rising landscape of the Himalayas. On arriving at the location, you check into a warm and hospitable lodge that provides the perfect start for your trekking journey.

  • Max Elevation: 1,560 m
  • Travel Distance: Flight ~50 min + Drive ~4–5 hrs
  • Accommodation: Lodge
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 4: Trek from Num to Seduwa (1,510 m)

You start trekking through forested routes, as well as gently rolling hills, with terraced fields and villages. As you trek, wooden bridges, as well as streams, present a soothing atmosphere. Seduwa greets you with a warm teahouse, offering luxurious facilities, such as warm bedding, as well as delicious food, which is really a pleasure after trekking. The peaceful surroundings of the highlands, along with the warm hospitality, give you a luxurious feeling of relaxation.

  • Max Elevation: 1,510 m
  • Travel Distance: ~12 km
  • Travel Time: 5–6 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 5: Trek from Seduwa to Tashi Gaun (2,070 m)

The trail gradually climbs through rhododendron forests and alpine meadows, offering spectacular mountain views. You hike through small villages of Sherpas and Rais, passing by fluttering prayer flags and chortens that testify to the spiritual importance of this region. In Tashi Gaun, a teahouse awaits you with a warm welcome; it has decent-sized rooms, delicious meals, and friendly people. Today is full of natural beauty mixed with cultural experience and a sense of achievement, with altitude being gained. Later, in the evening, you relax in the calm surroundings and get the feeling of being pampered amidst the rugged landscape. 

  • Max Elevation: 2,070 m
  • Travel Distance: ~12 km
  • Travel Time: 5–6 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 6: Acclimatization at Tashi Gaun (2,070 m)

Your day is spent acclimatizing and resting at Tashi Gaun. Gentle walks around the village help you enjoy the fresh mountain climate, distant peaks, and a serene environment. The teahouse offers warmth, cozy rooms, as well as eatables that offer a luxurious feel as your body adapts to the high altitude. You could observe the village lifestyle, meet people there, as well as relax at a slower pace while taking note of the beautiful environment around you. The day is a complete relaxation mode as you prepare for what is ahead – the high-altitude mountains.

  • Max Elevation: 2,070 m
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 7: Trek from Tashi Gaun to Khongma (3,760 m).

You climb through alpine meadows and rugged ridges with panoramic mountain views. Prayer flags flutter, and small shrines mark your route. Khongma's teahouse offers warm rooms, hearty meals, and attentive hospitality. The day combines challenging trekking with comfort, giving a luxurious sense of reward amidst rugged terrain. You relax in the evening, savoring the peace and beauty of the high Himalayas, knowing you are in one of the most pristine and remote regions of Nepal.

  • Max Elevation: 3,760 m
  • Travel Distance: ~14 km
  • Travel Time: 6–7 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 8: Trek from Khongma to Dobato (3,610 m).

You make a slight descent in open ridges, alpine meadows, and views of snow-capped peaks. The streams and shrines dotting the trail give a rhythmical feel to your trekking-somewhat spiritual. Dobato teahouse offers cozy rooms, warm meals, and peaceful surroundings. It is a perfect retreat at the end of the day's trek. This makes combinations of stunning scenery and comfortable lodging give you that touch of luxury-feeling accomplished and yet well-rested amidst the high Himalayas. 

  • Max Elevation: 3,610 m
  • Travel Distance: ~12 km
  • Travel Time: 5–6 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 9: Trek from Dobato to Yangle Kharka (3,557 m).

The trekking trail takes you through some alpine pastures and ridges, giving you some spectacular views of the mountains in the vicinity. You observe some prayer flags and chortens on your way, pointing towards the spiritual side of this region. Yangle Kharka teahouse provides you with some warm hospitality, rooms, and meals. The quiet and serene surroundings create a sense of luxurious peace after a challenging day. You have time to relax, enjoy the crisp mountain air, and prepare for the journey higher toward Langmale Kharka and Makalu Base Camp.

  • Max Elevation: 3,557 m

  • Travel Distance: ~12 km

  • Travel Time: 5–6 hours

  • Accommodation: Teahouse

  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 10: Trek from Yangle Kharka to Langmale Kharka (4,410 m).

You trek through meadows and rugged terrain, with the Himalayas towering above you. There are shrines and prayer flags along the trek route, which add religious flavor to the trek. This is a wild and unspoiled area with the presence of altitude visible, but it has teahouse facilities that provide you with the comforts of warm sleeping and eating facilities. This trekking experience of the day is challenging yet luxurious because of the exciting experience of trekking in a terrain so breathtaking. 

  • Max Elevation: 4,410 m
  • Travel Distance: ~13 km
  • Travel Time: 5–7 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 11: Trek from Langmale Kharka to Makalu Base Camp (4,870 m).

The walk is in a gradual ascent accompanied by ridges, glaciers, and the mountain watersheds with breathtaking views. On the route, prayer flags lead with chortens as the scenery transforms to more pronounced mountains. Upon your arrival at Makalu Base Camp, you will be provided with breathtaking sights of Makalu and other giant mountains. The teahouse accommodation is cozy, hearty meals, and an opportunity to rest at a high altitude in the Himalayas. You feel great satisfaction and luxury in enjoying comfort amidst one of the remotest and amazing regions of Nepal.

  • Max Elevation: 4,870 m
  • Travel Distance: ~13 km
  • Travel Time: 5–7 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 12: Explore Makalu Base Camp (4,870 m) and acclimatize.

You spend this day exploring the base camp area as you take in glaciers, moraines, and the surrounding peaks. The short walks of this day allow your body to adjust to the altitude while the peaceful atmosphere and atmosphere offers you quiet reflection. The teahouse provides warmth, cozy rooms, and hearty meals, creating a comfortable, luxurious retreat after a day of adventure. You breathe the crisp, thin air and take in the scale of the Himalayas, appreciating this singular combination of physical challenge, natural beauty, and refined comfort at this remote high-altitude location.

  • Max Elevation: 4,870 m
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 13: Trek from Makalu Base Camp to Yangle Kharka (3,557 m).

As you trek through the Alpine ranges and meadows, you get to enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the peaks and glaciers, and the distant valleys. The prayer flags and shrines along your trek route do not forget to remind you of the spiritual culture that this place encompasses. Yangle Kharka Teahouse, which marks the destination of your trek, offers you a comfortable stay, hot food, and serene settings, treating you to a moment of luxury after your high-altitude treks. Once you arrive at your teahouse, you get time to think about your trek, steeped in reminiscence of a distant Himalaya.

Day 14: Trek from Yangle Kharka to Khongma (3,760 m)

You ascend gradually along high ridges, surrounded by dramatic Himalayan scenery. Streams, prayer flags, and small chortens add serenity and spiritual charm to the trail. Khongma teahouse welcomes you with cozy rooms, hot meals, and a peaceful atmosphere. The combination of rugged terrain, stunning views, and warm hospitality creates a luxurious sense of accomplishment. You unwind in the comfortable lodge, savoring the crisp mountain air and feeling both rejuvenated and pampered after a rewarding day of hiking.

  • Max Elevation: 3,760 m
  • Travel Distance: ~14 km
  • Travel Time: 6–7 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 15: Trek from Khongma to Seduwa (1,510 m).

On this day, you descend through alpine meadows, forests, and small villages, with peaceful trails that provide spectacular views of the surrounding peaks. Teahouses are roughly similar but may offer even more comfortable rooms, warm blankets, and hearty meals. You bask in the serenity around you; the quiet of approaching lower altitudes with comfort still at hand after all. The scenic trekking, combined with local culture and cozy hospitality, makes this already restorative and indulgent downward spiral. 

  • Max Elevation: 1,510 m
  • Travel Distance: ~14 km
  • Travel Time: 6–7 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 16: Trek from Seduwa to Num (1,560 m) & drive to Tumlingtar (airstrip ~440 m)

You trek through the forests and streams, and villages of the countryside, taking in the colors of the foothills of the Himalayas. On arriving at Num, you have a short rest and then drive to Tumlingtar. At Tumlingtar, a cozy lodge awaits with warm rooms, delicious meals, and attentive service. The mix of trekking and comfortable travel provides a luxurious ending to this very isolated journey, and you get a chance to relax in a serene environment and take in the beauty of eastern Nepal.

  • Max Elevation: 1,560
  • Travel Distance: Trek ~12 km + Drive ~3–4 hours
  • Travel Time: 5–6 hours trek + 3–4 hours drive
  • Accommodation: Lodge
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 17: Flight from Tumlingtar to Kathmandu (1,400 m) & transfer to hotel.

As you leave behind the trek, you wake up, have a filling breakfast, and take the morning flight to Kathmandu with the sweeping views of rivers, valleys, and mountains. Upon arrival, a private transfer takes you to your hotel, where a comfortable room and warm meals await. You can relax in the refined setting, reflecting on the Himalayas and your trekking adventure. The combination of scenic flights, attentive service, and luxurious comfort makes the return to Kathmandu smooth and indulgent, letting you enjoy the city without rush or stress.

  • Max Elevation: 1,400 m
  • Travel Distance: Flight ~50 min + transfer
  • Travel Time: ~1 hour
  • Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 18: Transfer to the international airport for final departure (1,400 m).

A final breakfast is enjoyed before the private transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport. Looking back, the memory of the peaks, the alpine meadows, as well as the villages in the Makalu region, dots the mind. A comfortable transportation service means the trek ends in a luxurious manner. Leaving the land of Nepal, the memory of the breathtaking landscapes, the cultural interactions, as well as the Himalayan calm, stays in the heart. 

  • Max Elevation: 1,400 m
  • Travel Distance: 6–8 km
  • Travel Time: 20–30 min
  • Meals: Breakfast

Trek Route

makalu base camp trek route map

What's included

  • Private airport pick-up and drop-off (Airport–Hotel–Airport)

  • 3 nights accommodation in a 4-star hotel in Kathmandu on a twin-sharing basis with breakfast

  • One welcome dinner at a tourist-standard restaurant in Kathmandu

  • All required permits and entry fees, including Makalu Barun National Park permits

  • Domestic flights Kathmandu–Tumlingtar–Kathmandu as per the itinerary

  • Licensed, English-speaking government guide for the trek and Kathmandu sightseeing

  • Porter service (1 porter for every 2 trekkers)

  • Meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), including tea, coffee, and hot drinking water

  • Lodging in hotels/lodges during the trek on a sharing basis

  • Medical and emergency rescue insurance for all Nepalese staff

  • Salary, food, accommodation, equipment, and insurance for guides and porters

  • Makalu Region trekking map

  • Kathmandu Valley sightseeing with a professional guide (Swayambhunath and Kathmandu Durbar Square)

  • Comprehensive medical kit during the trek

  • Satellite phone carried by the guide for emergency use (usage subject to charge)

  • Souvenir gift and trip completion certificate

What's excluded

  • International airfare to and from Kathmandu

  • Nepal entry visa fees

  • Lunch and dinner during the stay in Kathmandu

  • Extra nights in Kathmandu due to early arrival, late departure, early return, or domestic flight cancellations

  • Mandatory travel insurance covering medical treatment and high-altitude emergency evacuation

  • Personal expenses, including phone calls, internet, hot showers, bottled water, laundry, and beverages

  • Personal trekking equipment and gear

  • Fees for filming, camera, or drone permits

  • Extra porter services, if requested

  • Tips for guides, porters, and supporting staff

  • Any services or activities not mentioned in the itinerary or included under Cost Includes

Packing List for Makalu Base Camp Trek – 18 Days

If you are planning on going for the Makalu Base Camp Trek, you must carry reliable and well-tested trekking gear. Packing the correct gear ensures that you have the required items to stay safe and comfortable while preparing for this remote Himalayan trek. Since the Makalu region is more isolated and rugged when compared to many other trails, packing the right gear ensures that you remain organized and can enjoy the trekking experience without unnecessary difficulties. Some of the key packing lists for Makalu Base Camp Trek include:

Head

  • Wide-brimmed sun hat
  • Warm woolen beanie
  • UV-protected sunglasses
  • High-SPF sunscreen
  • Lip balm
  • Neck gaiter or buff
  • Lightweight headlamp with extra batteries
  • Facial wipes
  • Sun cap
  • Wool scarf or fleece neck warmer

Hands

  •  Waterproof gloves
  • Insulated warm gloves
  • Light inner gloves
  • Hand warmers

Upper Body

  • Moisture-wicking base layers
  • Quick-drying trekking t-shirts
  • Breathable long-sleeved trekking shirts
  • Fleece jacket
  • Insulated down jacket
  • Waterproof and windproof outer jacket
  • Lightweight puffy jacket
  • Thermal innerwear
  • Raincoat or poncho

Lower Body

  • Full-length trekking pants
  • Warm thermal leggings
  • Fleece trekking trousers
  • Waterproof trekking pants
  • Comfortable camp pants
  • Insulated pants for colder elevations

Footwear

  • Durable waterproof trekking boots
  • Lightweight sandals or camp shoes
  • Gaiters
  • Warm wool socks
  • Moisture-wicking socks
  • Microspikes (optional during colder months)

Toiletries

  • Toothbrush and toothpaste
  • Quick-dry towel
  • Soap or body wash
  • Travel-size shampoo
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Toilet paper
  • Wet wipes
  • Moisturizer
  • Nail clipper
  • Small mirror

Accessories

  • Sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures
  • Duffel bag
  • Small backpack or daypack
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Thermos flask
  • Trekking poles
  • Water purification tablets or a filter
  • Dry bags or zip-lock bags
  • Power banks
  • Travel adapter
  • Binoculars
  • Camera or phone

First Aid Kit

  • Diamox for altitude sickness
  • Painkillers (ibuprofen or paracetamol)
  • Bandages
  • Blister treatment kit
  • Antiseptic cream or wipes
  • Anti-diarrhea medication
  • Personal prescription medicines
  • ORS packets
  • Altitude sickness medication
  • Cold and cough medicine
  • Snacks and Energy Foods
  • Energy bars
  • Protein bars
  • Dry fruits and nuts
  • Electrolyte powder
  • Chocolate or candies

Important Documents

  • Passport
  • Passport-sized photographs
  • Travel insurance documents
  • Trekking permits
  • Flight tickets and copies
  • Cash in small denominations

Miscellaneous Items

  • Notebook or journal
  • Books or Kindle
  • Lightweight umbrella
  • Laundry soap
  • Extra batteries
  • Portable solar charger (optional)

Specific Gears for Women

While going on this trek, there are some items that you, as a woman, must carry for a comfortable and protected journey. Having the right personal items can make the trekking experience smoother and more convenient. Some of the specific gears for women include:

  • Undergarments
  • Sports bra
  • Thermal leggings
  • Sanitary pads or tampons
  • Travel-size skincare products
  • Moisturizer and sunscreen
  • Hair ties or headbands
  • Fleece headband
  • Comfortable trekking tights
  • Feminine hygiene products
  • Lip moisturizer
  • Compact personal mirror

Required Documents

In order to complete this trek without any issues, there are specific permits that you must have. Without these permits, you cannot go beyond a specific distance on the route and may have to face hassles. These are the documents/permits required to enter Makalu Base Camp.

Makalu Barun National Park License: It is mandatory for entering the Makalu Barun National Park. This area also serves as a conservation area and leads to the Makalu district. It is available from the Nepal Tourism Board (Kathmandu). Foreigners will be charged NPR 3,000 (about $23) and SAARC nationals NPR 1500 ($12).

TIMS Card: This permit (Trekkers' Information Management System ): TIMS card is required by trekkers in Makalu for their safety and to be tracked. This permit can be obtained from registered trekking companies or the Nepal Tourism Board at Kathmandu. For foreign nationals, the fee is NPR 2,00 ($15).

Passport: The Makalu Base Camp Trek requires an original passport that is valid for six months from the date you enter. Passport Size Photo: You must carry between 2 and 4 passport-sized photos so that you can obtain the necessary permits, as well as for any potential visa requirements.

Travel Insurance: Travel Insurance is mandatory for the Makalu Trek. You should also include coverage for medical expenses, high-altitude treks, and helicopter emergency rescue.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How difficult will the Makalu Base Camp Trek be?

The Makalu Base Camp Trek has been hailed as one of the most challenging treks in Nepal. The trek includes long walking times, steep ascents, and remote trails. High-altitude trekking is also possible up to 4,870 meters.

What is the best season to trek to Makalu Base Camp?

The ideal time to undertake this journey is either in the spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November). These two periods provide good weather conditions and beautiful views of the mountain ranges, with moderate temperatures.

Is altitude-related sickness a concern when undertaking a trek or hike?

Altitude sickness can occur during this trek as it passes over 4,800 m above sea-level. If you follow the instructions given by the guide, it can reduce the chances of experiencing altitude sickness.

What are the types of accommodations available on the trek, and how much do they cost?

Accommodations include teahouses or local lodges. Accommodations are basic, yet comfortable. They include twin beds, hot food, a common eating area, and a common dining hall.

Is there internet and charging on the trek?

Some teahouses in the area offer limited and/or charged internet service. Makalu is a remote mountain, and the internet can be unreliable.

What permits are necessary for Makalu Trekking Base Camp?

Makalu trekkers need to possess a Makalubarun National Park permit, as well as the TIMS card. These permits enable you to enter the designated area for trekking while keeping track of your own safety.

 

Does your insurance cover the tour or not?

If you wish to undertake the Makalu Trek adventure, you should first arrange to take travel insurance that includes hiking at a very high altitude, medical emergencies, accidental damage, and helicopter evacuation.

What kind of food is available to the hikers?

The teahouses located along the trekking routes offer a wide variety of food. This includes Nepali Dal Bhat as well as noodles, soups, pasta, rice dishes, potatoes, and coffee. These meals keep you warm and are ideal for long hikes.

Why Ever Nepal Makalu Base Camp Trekking?

Ever Nepal has a team of experienced guides and offers high-quality accommodations. Our professional service, safety activities, and attention to detail regarding trekkers' comfort will ensure that you have a memorable experience. 

Is prior experience in trekking needed for joining the trek?

The journey is hard, and the height of the place requires experience in trekking. It will enable you to cope with long hours of trekking, climb steep heights, and the basics of trekking in higher places. Your previous experience will help you cope with the fatigue and weather changes in the remote areas. Without prior experience, you might find the trek very challenging.

Is there any Internet and electricity while on the trek?

Teahouses in the region provide Internet access, but at some charges and sometimes even at a low quality. Makalu is a remote mountain; therefore, the Internet connectivity may not be available. Moreover, Internet connectivity will decrease at higher altitudes. There will be fewer chances of charging facilities, which require money to use.

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