Everest Base Camp Trek Distance

How Long Does It Take to Walk to Mt Everest Base Camp? 

Everest Base Camp is 130 km long trekking adventure. Your trekking experience will span across a

stretch of around 15 days and 14 nights. To ease your mountain summit, your trek guide will split your
main camp target into small yet daily attainable goals.

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#1 Everest Base Camp Trek Distance

Everest base camp is a classical trek which is 130 km long. On each way, there’s precisely 65km for
you to cover. To maintain your physical endurance, you will be covering a distance of around 15km per
day. However, to meet up daily distance targets, you need to keep an average walking pace of 5 km per hour. As your paths are filled with rocky terrains, and

gradual ascents, maintaining this walking pace throughout won’t be possible. The only motive to state it is that the average daily

distance is attainable by people of all age groups. 

#2 Length  of Everest Base Camp Trek

Your Everest Base Camp will last for around 15 days and 14 nights. Here’s how
you will be spending your days at Everest Base Camp – 

Day 1 – Kathmandu arrival 

Day 2 – Phakding (2652 m) trek 

Day 3 – Namche Bazaar (3440 m) trek

Day 4 – Namche Bazaar (3440 m) acclimatization 

Day 5 – Tengboche (3860 m) trek

Day 6 – Dingboche (4360 m) trek

Day 7 – Dingboche (4360) acclimatization 

Day 8 – Dughla or Thukla (4620 m) trek

Day 9 – Lobuche (4940 m) trek

Day 10 – Gorakshep (5170 m) trek followed by Everest Base Camp (5364 m) trek

Day 11 – Kala Patthar (5645 m) hiking followed by Pheriche (4940 m) descending

Day 12 – Namche Bazaar trek

Day 13 – Lukla (2800 m) trek

Day 14 – Kathmandu transfer 

Day  15 – Departure. 

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You will need 9 days to reach your base camp and further three days to reach Lukla. Hope!! You
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