Sleep at Everest Base Camp offers you an immersive experience which you will remember for a life time which regular trekker cannot experience that moment there. This trek will give you an opportunity to test your tolerance level and reward you with the scenic view of Mount Everest Towering above you. You will be sleeping near the iconic Everest Base Camp Stone far away from avalanche prone area in the tented camp set by expedition team. You will eat hot dinner prepared by expedition team staff. You will see countless star shinning more brighter and nearer than city area when you unzip tent at night. You will be far away from city noises and artificial lights. You will be listening creak and crack sound made by Khumbu Glacier to adjust ice. You will get chance to meet real Mount Everest climbing team. These are the experiences which no photographs can capture it but gives you an adventurous experience.
Can you dare to sleep at Everest Base Camp?
Absolutely you can dare to sleep at Everest Base Camp even if you do not have Himalayan climbing experience previously but you need good physical fitness. We follow proven acclimatization protocols which makes our body adapt to higher altitude environment. When regular trekker return back to Gorakshep after viewing and taking some photographs of Everest Base Camp region by 4 pm to 5 pm to stay in the tea house but we will stay there. When they return back to their tea house, there is no crowd.
To stay overnight at Everest Base Camp, Nepal Trekscape takes special permit from local government and we collaborate with expedition team to set the tented camp during spring season. During autumn season there is no expedition team so, at that time we set up our own private tent after taking authority from local government.
This trek will be led by founder of Nepal Trekscape, Ajit Adhikari and Bunu Tamang. They are not just the founder but they are the certified trekking guide of Nepal having fifteen plus years of experience trekking field. You will stay overnight with us and if you need any help then we will be always there to help you. We do not hire guide to led trek in the Everest region in order to enhance the quality of our trekking service. We put our hundred percent effort make your trek successful and remarkable throught your life.
Why Nepal Trekscape for Sleep at Everest Base Camp Trek?
Nepal Trekscape has oraganized numerous Everest Region trek for our clients including trek to Manaslu region, Upper Mustang region and Annapurna region. Here are why we can be your best trekking partner.
Founder led trek
Nepal Trekscape never hire guide to trek in Everest Region. Since, Everest Base Camp trek is the most challenging trek as it covers an altitude of 5,364 meters from sea level. Founders of Nepal Trekscape, Ajit Adhikari and Bunu Tamang are the experienced trekking guide and has already led an independent trek to Everest Region several times. Their fifteen plus years of experiences in the trekking field make sure that your trek to Everest Base Camp to stay one night overnight would be successfully completed full of immersive experience which you would remember for whole life. They focus on enhancing the trekking service continuously.
Acclimatization Protocol
Founder of Nepal Trekscape follows proven acclimatization protocol in order to train your body to adapt the environment of higher altitude. Acclimatization plays the significant role to make your trek successful and enjoyable by preventing higher altitude sickness. When we trek from Lukla (2,860 m) to Phakding (2,610 m) our body start adjusting to higher altitude. Here we walk in slow pace and stay hydrated which helps our lungs and heart to adapt lower oxygen level. Similarly, when we trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3,440 m), there is slight gain of altitude by 830m. Here also we walk in slow pace and take short breaks frequently and next day we stay overnight at Namche Bazaar to have nutritious dinner and to give our body time to acclimatize and reduces the risk of altitude sickness. Walking from Namche Bazaar to Tengboche (3,860 m) continues acclimatization which contribute our body to adjust to thinner air. Similarly, Walking from Tengboche to Dingboche (4,410 m) our body needs extra time to adjust to environment of higher altitude. So, next day we stay overnight at Dingboche also to help our body to adapt higher altitudes gain. Again, walking from Dingboche to Lobuche (4910 m) we stay again overnight there to help our body to adjust to higher altitude before continuing to Gorak Shep and Everest Base Camp. Hence, in this way founder of Nepal Trekscape have developed acclimatization protocol based on “Climb High, Sleep Low”, Hydration and Nutrition, Rest Days. This process helps our body to produce more red blood cells, increase our blood’s oxygen-carrying capacity. By the time we reach Everest Base Camp, our body is trained to adapt to higher altitude naturally.
Continuous Health Monitoring
Founder of Nepal Trekscape continuously monitor your health condition using oximeter starting from Namche Bazar as it is the acclimatization checkpoint. Above 3,000 meters, there is a risk of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE), High Altitude Cerebral Edema (HACE). Oxygen availability is much lower than at sea level and your body will experience significant drops in oxygen saturation.
Founder uses oximeter to detect falling oxygen saturation early to make timely decisions whether to rest or descend or ascend. Continuous monitoring oxygen saturation in your blood helps to know how well your body is adapting to lower oxygen availability.
They don’t just check once in a day but they check twice daily throughout your trek, every morning and every evening after your dinner. Sometimes, if they see you are feeling difficulty then they check your oxygen saturation frequently. Your health is their first priority. If the detect your oxygen saturation drops too low then they will adjust the itinerary and add rest day or if necessary they will descend to lower altitude to prevent high-altitude illnesses.
Descend to Pheriche after overnight at Everest Base Camp
After spending one night overnight at Everest Base Camp, we will descend to Pheriche so that we can access to altitude doctor if we feel unwell for health checkup and consult with them. Why we choose Pheriche instead of Pangboche because in Pangboche we cannot access to medical service in case of emergency but Pheriche is the home to the Himalayan Rescue Association Medical Post. Hence, other descend route never offer medical safety.
Transparency in trek arrangement cost
We provide you detail of the cost for food, accommodation, transportation, guide service, porter service, permits and flight (Lukla-Kathmandu-Lukla). We operate your trek with transparency. We try our best to organize your trek in budget without compromising quality of our trekking service. We can also customize itinerary of sleep at Everest Base Camp trek according to your budget and preference.
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Why you should sleep at Everest Base Camp?
Sleep at Everest Base Camp offers you nature immersive experience. You will be surrounded by Khumbu Glacier and snowcapped Mountains, i.e., Mount Everest (8848 m), Nuptse (7,861m), Khumbutse (6,636m), Pumori (7,161m) and Lingtern (6,749m). You can see the Khumbu icefall from closer. You are not the regular trekker who return back to Gorakshep to stay overnight in the tea house. You, experience trekking guide and expedition team will be there to stay one day overnight at Everest Base Camp by late afternoon and crowd gradually decreases and noise fades. You will be served hot dinner at the dinning tent prepared by expedition team staff. You will be staying in the insulated tent so that you will not feel cold inside tent. When you unzip your tent at mid-night, nature will offer you the view of countless stars twinkling more brightly. You will be closer to natural light. You will be listening whistling sound made by Himalayan wind and creaking sound produced by Khumbu Glacier. By the next morning when you unzip your tent and step outside then you will be greeted by whistling wind and you will sip hot tea or coffee according to your preference. You will also get chance to view Everest Base Camp Region by standing above the Everest Base Camp stone with no crowd of regular trekker in the morning time and capture photographs and make video of the current moments. You will also get opportunity to meet and talk with real Everest climber during spring season. After that we will descend to Pheriche instead of Pangboche from the medical safety point of view where Himalayan Rescue Association Medical Post is situated. You can directly access to altitude doctor and take suggestion from them if you feel unwell after staying overnight at Everest Base Camp.
