Trip Overview

Jiri to Everest Base camp Trek is an alternative and traditional trekking route in everest trekking region. It takes 7 days more than the regular everest base camp trek. In spite of the fact that a mainstream trekking course the Everest zone is gone to by just approximately 8,000 guests every year - a small amount of the number that visits the Annapurna area. Trekking through the Sherpa towns we share huge numbers of their hearths and make the most of their liberal friendliness.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• The definitive Himalayan trek through breathless high alpine landscapes to the foot of Mt. Everest,
• Visiting the ancient Buddhist monasteries that Yeti Skull maintained,
• Spectacular, touching the tops with some of the most famous Himalayan mountains,
• You can enjoy the fun Jiri trails that pass through various ethnic settlements of the people of the Brahmins, Chhetris, and Newar,
• You will enjoy longer days on the trekking trail during this trek. So, on the way, you will have many fun-filled encounters,
• Walking smoothly up and down through the dense pine and rhododendron forest,
• In and out of Lukla, a scenic mountain flight,
• Meeting local Sherpa residents,
• You will spend enough time en route to Everest Base Camp on extended pastures, yak farms, and glaciers.

AMAZING TRIP FROM JIRI  TO EVEREST BASE CAMP

Trekking in from Jiri has the benefit of helping you to adjust on the way. This trek is around 190km/120miles long and the aggregate elevation picked up on the endless tough bits sums 9000m - much higher even than Mt. Everest! After Namche, we take the fundamental trail to the base camp. It is an unbelievable trek to an amazing goal.

Beginning with 8 hours(188km/118miles) drive to Jiri (2,100m/6,888ft) the Jiri to Everest base camp trek takes after the customary course taken by the early Everest undertakings and still fills in as primary vein to the roadless Sagarmatha (Everest) district. Known as the Solu-Khumbu it is the home of the Sherpas. 

This generally modest society of 8,000 individuals is the best known and most respected of all Nepal's ethnic gatherings. As indicated by their oral history Sherpas moved to high valleys south of Mt. Everest from eastern Tibet around 450 years prior, subsequently the name Sherpa, "people groups of the Himalaya." Many families along this course have changed over their homes into trekkers' cabins obliging remote trekkers.

Book this enthralling Jiri to Everest Base Camp trek 2023/2024 with the qualified team of Info Trekking Nepal having a noteworthy experience in the trekking field to assure making your trek to the Everest base camp the best you can get. Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September, October) are the primary trekking seasons, but we provide this trek during all four seasons.

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