Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour

Most of you would already know that Mount Everest is the highest mountain on planet Earth. Standing tall at 8,848m (29,029 ft) in the Himalayas, Mount Everest sits on the border of Nepal and Tibet.

Why go for Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour

Why not? Aren’t we always fascinated with the longest, biggest and highest of anything and everything? So, if you have the chance to go to Tibet, why not go for a Mount Everest Base Camp Tour to see the highest mountain in the world?

We haven’t heard of a single traveler to Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour who comments that it’s not amazing! To see or climb the Mount Everest is on many people’s bucket list.

The view, the journey, and the experience that you’ll get from this tour will be something you’ll think and talk about for the rest of your life.

What to see on Mount Everest Base Camp Tour

Starting out in Tibet’s capital, you’ll first see Jokhang Temple and Potala Palace in Lhasa. Throughout the whole journey, you will also visit some noteworthy monasteries. We’ll visit Sera Monastery with its debating monks, the huge and beautiful Tashi Lhunpo Monastery, and the highest monastery in the world that is Rongbuk Monastery.

You will cross some of the highest and most spectacular mountain passes: Kamba La Pass, Gyatso La Pass, and Geu La Pass.

On your way to Mount Everest, you’ll also observe many 7000m- and 8000-m peaks such as Nojin Kangsang, Cho Oyu, Makalu and Lhotse. Besides the majestic peaks, beautiful natural attractions such as Yamdrok Lake and Kyi Chu River Valley will also accompany you throughout your expedition.

Last but not least, you will get to see the main highlight of any Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour: Mount Everest.

When to go for Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour

The best time to go for a Mount Everest Base Camp Tour would be from April to mid-June (Spring) and from September to December (Fall & Winter). During these periods, the peak is visible and unobstructed, great for photo and video-taking.

As much as possible, try to avoid July and August (Summer) as those summer months have the highest rainfall (rainy season). So there are usually more clouds, fog and mist to block the views. Nevertheless, this summer period offers the best weather in other parts of Tibet. For the purpose of your travel planning, do read more about the best time to travel to Tibet.

Who should go for Mount Everest Base Camp Tour

Practically anyone can go for any our Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour. Unlike the actual Mount Everest climb, our Mount Everest Base Camp tour does not require any trekking at all (The trekking portion of our Everest Base Camp Tours are optional). We will drive all the way to the base camp to stay for the night.

How to go

Depending on your travel duration, preferred activities and choice of attractions, we have many tours that include the Tibet Mount Everest Base Camp. You can opt for either our Small Tibet Group Tours or Private Tibet Tours. Our tours with Mount Everest Base Camp range from 7 Days up to 19 Days. The 8 Days Mount Everest Base Camp Tour is our most popular Group Tour which you can consider for your trip.