Trekking to Makalu Base Camp offers unspoiled trails, rich Nepalese culture, a rhododendron forest, and stunning wildlife.
The Makalu Base Camp Trek is considered one of the most challenging and thrilling treks in Nepal. However, its lesser-known status among trekking destinations in the country means the paths are quieter and more secluded. This trek offers an ideal opportunity for adventure seekers to explore the isolated regions of the Himalayas and experience the unique culture and lifestyle of the people living in higher altitudes.
It’s a remote and pure off-the-beaten-path trek in Nepal. Trekking to Makalu Base Camp provides trekkers with a taste of pure, unspoiled trekking trails, Remarkable Nepalese cultures, a Forest of Rhododendrons, wildlife, a Trek to Makalu Barun National Park, and breathtaking views of Himalayan peaks like Mount Makalu, Chamlang, Peak 3, Peak 5, Yaupa Himal, and Mount Kanchenjunga.
The trek showcases a pristine landscape and an abundance of natural beauty, leading adventurers to the ultimate destination of Makalu Base Camp, situated at an impressive altitude of 5250 meters. The majestic Mount Makalu, renowned as the fifth-highest mountain in the world, with its captivating beauty and remarkable diversity, serves as a major attraction for adventure-seeking tourists.
Trek to Makalu Base Camp is perfect for trekkers who have a deep appreciation for nature and seek to immerse themselves in diverse landscapes and cultures. Additionally, they will be treated to extraordinary views of some of the tallest mountains on Earth, including the iconic Mount Everest.
What makes the Makalu Base Camp trek unique?
>Get a close view of the world's fifth-highest peak, Makalu, and fulfill your dream of standing in front of Mount Makalu.
>Trekking through river gorges, sheer cliffs, spectacular waterfalls, and high-altitude lakes, while exploring authentic local communities such as Rai and Sherpa villages.
>Trek through Makalu Barun National Park, home to a diverse array of wildlife, including the red panda, Himalayan Tahr, blue sheep, and other mammals.
>Embark on an adventure to the world's fifth-highest mountain, Mt. Makalu base camp. This journey includes crossing two high passes: Shipton La Pass at 4,125 meters and Kekel Pass at 4,170 meters, which connect to the beautiful Barun Valley.
>Discover the stunning wilderness of lush green hills, deep valleys, yak-grazing pastures, Alpine glacial lakes, and breathtaking mountain scenery.
>Walks into the remote and isolated country of Nepal, located in the Far North Eastern Himalaya range between the world’s highest peak, Everest, and the third highest peak, Kanchenjunga.
>Away from mainstream trails and on the off-beaten path to the base camp of Mt. Makalu, at 4870 meters, refresh your hectic life and enjoy pure nature that will rejuvenate your mind.
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Trek to Makalu Base Camp, which is situated between Everest and Kanchenjunga.
Although not so far from Everest, the Makalu region is far less frequently visited by trekkers. This trek offers quiet trails, unobstructed views, varied landscapes, and the opportunity to enter the wilderness. Makalu is in eastern Nepal, so there are wonderful views of Kanchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in the world, on Nepal’s eastern border with India. In this region, you will have the opportunity to witness the rural lifestyle of the Sherpa and Rai ethnic groups. While the Sherpas are commonly associated with Everest, you will discover a different aspect of their way of life that remains unaffected by mass tourism.
Our Campsite at Makalu Base Camp, 4870 meters.
This trek falls within the Makalu Barun National Park, an eastern extension of the Sagarmatha National Park (where Everest sits). This is an extremely varied park that houses tropical forests at its lower reaches as well as snow-capped mountains higher up. It has been designated Nepal’s first Strict Nature Reserve to protect the natural ecosystems and wildlife, which includes red pandas, snow leopards, and black bears.
We recommend that you read the post that explains Everything You Need To Know About Makalu Base Camp Trekking In Nepal about this trek.
Makalu Base Camp Trek route.
The 21-day Makalu Base Camp trek route is one of the most beautiful treks for adventure lovers, leading to Makalu Base Camp at an elevation of 4,870 meters. Mount Makalu is the fifth-highest peak in the world, situated between Everest and Kanchenjunga.
The Makalu base camp trek route is: Kathmandu →Tumlingtar →Khadbari →Bhotebas →Chichila →Mundhe →Num →Seduwa →Chyaksa Danda →Tashigaon →Danda Kharka →Khongma →Shipton Pass → Keke La Pass →Dobate →Phemathang →Yangle Kharka →Nehe Kharka → Tadosa → Langmale Kharka →Shershong →Makalu Base Camp and back to Kathmandu via the same route.
The Makalu Base Camp Trek Route Map.
The following figure shows the Makalu Base Camp Trek Route Map.
The Makalu Base Camp Trek In Nepal.
Begin by flying from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar, in eastern Nepal. Then, drive to the trailhead at Num via Chichila to begin the 21-day trek. Start trekking at a relatively low altitude, where the landscape is green and lush, and the farmland is inhabited by the Rai people. As the trail rises, terraced hills give way to Rhododendron forests (at their best in spring, when the flowers bloom). Trek through some of the last areas of pristine forest in Nepal.
Follow the Arun River and then its glacier-fed tributary, the Barun, at higher altitudes, you will pass through Sherpa settlements. There are a number of beautiful waterfalls within the Barun River Valley, as well as glaciers and sheer cliffs. Spend a couple of days at and around the Makalu Base Camp to fully appreciate the mountain vistas, high-altitude lakes, and the Barun glacier. The trek from Base Camp retraces the route back to Tumlingtar, although the descent will be faster than the ascent. Acclimatization days are built into the itinerary.
Our Team at Makalu Base Camp elevation of 4870 meters.
What is the Makalu Base Camp Trek Altitude?
Mount Makalu is the world’s fifth-highest peak, located in the Mahalangur Himalayan range in Nepal. The fifth-highest peak, Mount Makalu, is 8481 meters tall. The Makalu Base Camp Trek walking journey starts from a Num elevation of 1560 meters. The highest point of the trek is Mount Makalu Base Camp; Mount Makalu Base Camp's altitude is 4870 meters above sea level.
Makalu Base Camp Treks Altitude profile chart.
Following the Best Itinerary, Makalu Base Camp Trekking in Nepal is one of the toughest treks in Nepal, which promises a raw and pure trekking experience.
The best itinerary includes Acclimatization days.
Our Makalu base camp trek itinerary has been carefully crafted to meet our clients' desires. An important aspect of this journey is the inclusion of acclimatization days. Our 21-day Makalu trek package features an acclimatization day at Khongma Danda, which sits at an elevation of 3,500 meters, as well as an exploration day at the Makalu base camp.
Following this thoughtfully designed itinerary will allow you to fulfill your dream of standing at the base camp of Mount Makalu, the world's fifth-highest peak.
Summary of Makalu Base Camp Trek Itinerary.
Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu.
Day 02: Sightseeing and trek Preparation, stay overnight at Kathmandu.
Day 03: Fly Kathmandu to Tumlingtar, Drive to Num. (1572 meters).
Day 04: Trek to Seduwa (1,500m).
Day 05: Trek to Tashigaon. (2100 meters)
Day 06: Trek to Khongma Danda (3500 meters)
Day 07: Acclimatization Day at Khongma Danda (3500 meters)
Day 08: Trek to Dobate via Shipton La Pass and Keke La Pass (3650 meters)
Day 09: Trek to Yangle Kharka (Yangri Kharka) (3557 meters)
Day 10: Trek to Langmale Kharka (4410 Meters)
Day 11: Trek to Makalu Base Camp (4870 meters)
Day 12: Explore Makalu Base Camp (Barun Glacier and Barun Pokhari) 5100 meters.
Day 13: Trek back to Yangri Kharka (3557 meters)
Day 14: Trek back to Dobate (3650 meters)
Day 15: Trek back to Khongma Danda (3500 meters)
Day 16: Trek back to Tashigaon (2100 meters)
Day 17: Trek back to Seduwa (1500 meters)
Day 18: Trek back to Num (1560 meters) & drive to Tumlingtar overnight at the hotel
Day 19: Flight to Kathmandu, received at the airport, transferred to the Hotel.
Day 20: Free day in Kathmandu.
Day 21: Departure.
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Arrangements for Local Land Transportation to the Makalu Trek.
Upon arrival at KTM airport, we will provide a private car, van, Hiace, or bus, depending on the group size. Similarly, the same standard of transport will be provided for sightseeing tours in the Kathmandu Valley before departure to the Makalu Base Camp trek.
Upon arriving at Tumlingtar, we will provide a local Jeep on a reserved basis to transport you from Tumlingtar to the Num trek starting point and then back to Tumlingtar. Using the best available local vehicle supports the local community.
Availability of accommodations at the Makalu Base Camp trekking route.
During the trek to the Makalu Base Camp, accommodation is provided for two people in a shared private room with a communal toilet. This is a remote trek, and attached bathrooms are not available. We strive to offer the best tea houses along the route, ensuring clean and comfortable beds. We strongly recommend bringing a sleeping bag rated for at least -20°C for better comfort.
Meal Availability on the Makalu Base Camp Trek.
During the trek to Makalu Base Camp, the food options are quite limited. Your trek package includes 16 breakfasts, 16 lunches, and 16 dinners, all provided according to the itinerary.
Breakfast Options While on the Trek:
Oats, Porridge, Pancakes, Bread, Eggs (boiled, scrambled, omelettes), Muesli, Hot drinks (tea, coffee), Tibetan bread, Cornflakes with hot milk.
Lunch Options:
Dal Bhat (traditional rice and lentil dish), Fried noodles (veg or egg), Chowmein, Tenthuk (Tibetan noodle soup), Thukpa (noodle soup), Pasta (mixed macaroni, cheese-fried), Momos (dumplings, Vegetable, chicken, or cheese), Fried potatoes, Boiled potatoes.
Dinner Options:
Dal Bhat, Fried rice, Chow mein, Thukpa, Pasta (various styles), Momos, Soup (mixed, vegetable, garlic, chicken, mushroom).
Suggestion for Travel Insurance for the Makalu Trek.
We strongly recommend travel insurance for all travelers trekking in Nepal, as health facilities in the countryside are limited. In the event of a serious illness or accident, rescue by helicopter to Kathmandu can be costly. Ensure your insurer is informed about your itinerary and covers the activities planned.
When selecting travel insurance, ensure it covers medical expenses and emergency evacuation. We recommend including personal liability, cancellation, curtailment, loss of luggage, and personal effects. Note that Nepalese Insurance Company only offers policies for Nepalese citizens, so it's best to obtain travel insurance from a provider in your home country. If you need help choosing an insurance provider, check out this resource for suggestions.
Weather conditions and recommendations for the Makalu Trek.
Experience an incredible trek in the Himalayas of Nepal by choosing the right time of year. Trekking at the wrong time can hinder your enjoyment, so it’s important to select the best seasons for your journey. The ideal times to trek to Makalu Base Camp are during the autumn and spring seasons.
Our recommendation time for the Makalu trek in autumn, mid-October to mid-December, is the perfect time, with clear visibility and perfect temperature.
In the Spring season, mid-March to May is the best time for trekking in Nepal's Himalayas. During this season, the blooming rhododendron flowers add extra attraction to the Himalayan belt of Nepal.
Availability of domestic flights for the Makalu Trek.
Our journey to Makalu Base Camp started with a 35-minute flight to Tumlingtar, located in one of the deepest valleys in Nepal, known as Arun Valley. Tumlingtar Airport sits at an elevation of 1,700 feet (518 meters) between the Arun and Sabha rivers.
Buddha Air is the only airline operating daily flights to Tumlingtar from Kathmandu, offering 1 to 2 flights based on passenger demand.
Starting and ending locations of the Makalu Trek.
Upon landing at Tumlingtar Airport, our journey will begin with a drive through Khadbari, the headquarters of Sankhuwasabha District, continuing on to Mane Bhanjyang, Bhotebas, Chichila, Dauj La, Mudhe, and Num, where we will spend the night. The following day, after breakfast, our true walking adventure to Makalu Base Camp will commence from Num village.
After reaching Makalu Base Camp, we will retrace our journey back to Num Village, thus concluding our 15-day trek to Makalu Base Camp.
High-altitude passes along the route to the Makalu Trek.
During the trek to Makalu Base Camp, we encounter two high passes along the route. The steep ascent takes us first to Khongma Danda at 3,500 meters, followed by Shipton Pass at 4,125 meters and Keke La Pass at 4,170 meters. These passes connect us to the Barun Valley within Makalu Barun National Park. Often covered in snow, these high passes add to the challenges of the Makalu trek.
The best side trips available around Makalu Base Camp.
On your acclimatization day at Khongma Danda, we highly recommend hiking to Khongma Hill to enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding Himalayas. This viewpoint is a fantastic spot to explore and help you acclimate. From here, you'll have excellent views of the valley and the surrounding landscape.
Another excellent side trip from Makalu Base Camp is to Barun Pokhari, and a hike to Swiss Base Camp at an altitude of 5,213 meters for a closer view of Mount Makalu. Swiss Base Camp offers the best vantage point to see the entire south face of Makalu, along with stunning views of the surrounding Himalayas.
How do the Makalu Base Camp Trek and the Everest Base Camp Trek compare?
The Makalu Base Camp trek is more demanding and challenging than the Everest Base Camp trek, despite the fact that trekkers do not reach as high an altitude. The highest point on the Everest trek is Kala Patthar at 5,545 meters, and the Everest Base Camp itself sits at 5,364 meters. In contrast, the Everest Base Camp route offers a higher standard of tea houses and a greater variety of food options, which contribute to a more comfortable experience.
Makalu Base Camp is a basic tea house with minimal facilities and a small food menu. The trek involves crossing Shipton Pass at 4,125 meters and Keke La Pass at 4,170 meters. The long day of walking makes the Makalu Base Camp trek more challenging than the Everest trek.
Experience guides, porters, and trip arrangement support.
The Makalu Base Camp Trek is a remote, off-the-beaten-path journey situated between the world's highest peak, Everest, and the third-highest peak, Kanchenjunga. Trekkers must cross the Shipton La Pass at 4,125 meters and the Keke La Pass at 4,170 meters to reach the Barun Valley and continue on to Makalu Base Camp. These passes are often covered in snow, making the trek particularly challenging. To ensure a successful and safe journey to Makalu Base Camp, we strongly recommend trekking with an experienced guide and a reliable support team.
We recommend trekking with reputable operators who have relevant experience to ensure the trip runs smoothly.
Where should I store the extra goods that I won't need during my treks?
Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, is where you will stay in a comfortable 3-star hotel. We will accommodate our clients here before you begin your trek to Makalu Base Camp. At the hotel, you can store any items you won't need during the trek at no extra cost, as all hotels provide free storage facilities. Additionally, you can leave your belongings with us at our office, and after your trek, you can easily collect them when you return.
How much cash should I bring with me on the trek?
Our 21-day Makalu Base Camp Trek is a comprehensive package trip. It includes tea house accommodations and all meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, as well as tea and coffee). However, you will need to budget for additional expenses such as drinking water, showers, and extra snacks. We recommend setting aside about USD 15-20 per day, which totals approximately USD 300-400 per person for these extra costs.
Tipping Culture in Nepal: Guidelines for your Guide and Porter.
Tipping is not mandatory, but it is an appreciated gesture to thank your guides and porters. The amount you choose to tip should reflect your satisfaction, your budget, and your personal connection to your guide. We recommend budgeting at least 10% of your total trip cost for tips, which can be distributed to your guide and Porter.
Essential Gear Required for Trekking to Makalu Base Camp.
The Makalu trek, like other high-altitude treks, is a challenging adventure. We will journey into the Barun Valley, navigating high-altitude passes to reach the cold and icy Makalu Base Camp. You'll need a range of gear to prepare for both hot, humid temperatures and the cold conditions at high altitudes. For a complete list of essential gear required for the Makalu trek in Nepal, please visit this link: Makalu Base Camp Trek Essential Gear List.
More FAQ About Trek to the Makalu region of Nepal.
What are the Flora and Fauna like on the Makalu Base Camp Trek?
Within the vast expanse of the Makalu Barun National Park, an astonishing variety of life thrives, including 3,000 species of flowering plants, 440 species of birds, 75 species of mammals, 315 butterfly species, 43 reptile species, and 16 amphibian species, making it a treasure trove for nature lovers and researchers alike. Among the remarkable inhabitants are the elusive snow leopard, the adorable red panda, the graceful musk deer, the rugged wild boar, the majestic wild yak, and the hardy Himalayan Thar.
This rich biodiversity offers an exciting opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts to spot these fascinating creatures, even at lower altitudes, amidst green pastures, fields, villages, and forests, all set against the backdrop of snow-capped mountains, glaciers, and rocky trails, providing an ideal setting for photography enthusiasts.
As you embark on the trek, you will be treated to stunning contrasts of colorful flowers blooming beneath the majestic snow-white mountains, while lush green forests give rise to imposing rocky formations. The Barun Valley boasts lush Rhododendrons adorning its hills, cascading high waterfalls that carve deep gorges, serene alpine meadows, and mighty glaciers, presenting a unique and captivating landscape.
Accommodation on the Makalu Base Camp Trek
There are basic tea houses and huts available along the Makalu Base Camp trekking route. They may not be as luxurious and plentiful as those in the Everest region, but that is a plus for many travelers, as it adds to the wild nature of the adventure. We strongly suggest trekking to the Camping version along the Makalu Base Camp.
Why is Makalu Region Trek the best option?
Makalu region trek is a remote and pure off-the-beaten-path trek, which provides trekkers, the taste of pure, unspoiled trekking trails, Remarkable Nepalese cultures, a Forest of Rhododendrons, wildlife, a Trek to Makalu Barun National Park, and breathtaking views of Himalayan peaks like Mount Makalu, Chamlang, Peak 3, Peak 5, Yaupa Himal, and Mount Kanchenjunga. For those who desire to take a challenging trip in Nepal’s Himalayas, the Makalu Base Camp Trek is the best choice.
What to expect from Makalu Trek?
Eye-catching scenery, and each day you will experience different landscapes, rich with Hindu and Buddhist culture. Charming local villages are the highlights of the Makalu Base Camp trek. Trekking along the gorge of the Barun River valley and surrounding Himalayan peaks, including the world's fifth-highest peak, Mount Makalu View is the attraction of trekking to the Makalu region of Nepal.
When is the best time to Trek to Makalu Base Camp?
The best time to trek in Nepal is March, April, and May in the spring season. During the Spring season, rhododendron flowers bloom along the route to Makalu Base Camp. Also, the Spring season is best for climbing the Himalayan peaks as well.
Similarly, October, November, and December are the best times to trek to Makalu Base Camp in the autumn season. After long monsoons from June to September, the clear sky with clear visibility, we can enjoy the breathtaking views during this time of the year.
Explore comprehensive information about the best time for the Makalu Base Camp trek, including an explanation of why the mentioned seasons are ideal and which ones to avoid. Read more to gain a deeper understanding of the topic.
Makalu Base Camp Trek Cost?
Makalu Base Camp Tea House Trek costs a group size of 1 - 2 Pax USD 2100 Per person. A group size of 3 - 6 Pax costs USD 1950 per person for a total of a 21-day package. From arriving in Nepal till departure from Nepal. However, trip costs can vary depending on your preferred travel style, whether you choose to trek and stay at tea houses or mountain huts.
Alternatively, if you want to do a camping trek with full camping support, Visit Himalaya Treks offers USD 3200 per person, a minimum group size of 2 people to run the Camping trek to Makalu Base Camp.
Makalu Base Camp Trek Solo.
Experienced trekkers can do Solo trekking; however, the trek to Makalu Base Camp is remote and off the beaten path. We strongly suggest trekking with a Guide for your own safety.
Makalu base camp tea house trek.
The Makalu Base Camp trek offers a tranquil alternative to the bustling trekking routes. Along the trekking route, there are modest mountain huts and tea houses available. These humble accommodations provide basic amenities. Local cuisine, such as rice, curry, and noodle soup, is served at these simple huts. If you are content with local food, you can opt to trek to Makalu Base Camp while staying at these huts and tea houses.
Camping Trekking to Makalu Base Camp.
Trekking to remote destinations offers a once-in-a-lifetime adventure experience. For the journey to Makalu Base Camp, camping is the optimal choice, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the natural surroundings. You will have the opportunity to set up camp in breathtaking valleys, along picturesque riversides, atop scenic hills, and in the embrace of majestic mountains. This will provide you with an authentic mountain experience that will stay with you throughout the trek.
Mount Makalu base camp location.
Mount Makalu's altitude of 8481 meters) The fifth-highest Peak in the world is located in the Mahalangur Himalayas range, just 19 kilometers southeast of Mount Everest. Mount Makalu is an Isolated peak whose shape is a four-sided pyramid. The first climb to Makalu was a 1954 team led by Riley Keegan from America. Mount Makalu was first summited by French climbers Lionel Terray and Jean Couzy on May 15, 1955 expedition led by Jean Franco.
Gear List for Trek.
During the trek to Makalu Base Camp, the journey begins in the lowlands with a minimum elevation of only 410 meters at Tumlingtar airport. To reach Tumlingtar, we will take a flight from Kathmandu. Therefore, it is essential to have appropriate gear for the warm and humid temperatures experienced during the initial days of the trek until reaching Tashigaon. Once we ascend to Tashigaon, we will enter high Himalayan terrain, requiring warm gear to combat the colder temperatures.
Throughout the journey, we will be camping for nearly two weeks at elevations of up to 3500 meters, crossing three passes: Kauma La Pass, Shipton La Pass (4125 meters), and Keke La Pass (4170 meters), both on our way to Makalu Base Camp and on our return journey to Tumlingtar.
The highest point of the trek is Makalu Base Camp, situated at 4870 meters, where we will spend the night at the campsite. For a comprehensive list of the suggested gear required for the trek.
How difficult is the Makalu Base Camp Trek?
The Makalu Base Camp Trek is a challenging trek suitable for experienced trekkers. It involves reaching high altitudes, navigating steep and rocky terrain, and crossing high passes. Trekkers need to be prepared for unpredictable weather conditions, limited facilities, and the need for acclimatization. The trek requires good physical fitness, prior high-altitude trekking experience, and adequate preparation. Hiring a guide or joining a trekking group is recommended for safety and support.
How long is the Makalu Base Camp trek?
We (Visit Himalaya Treks) offer 21-day long treks to Makalu Base Camp, arriving in Nepal to departing from Nepal. Prior to commencing the trek, we offer an entire day of sightseeing in Kathmandu. After the trek ends, there is a full day available for personal enjoyment or shopping before departing for your home country. The actual trekking itself spans 14 consecutive days of uninterrupted walking. An additional 2 days are allocated for transportation, involving driving and flights to reach the starting and ending points of the trek in Kathmandu.
Internet and Phone availability.
Unlike many treks in Nepal, there is almost no WiFi on this route. The NTC SIM card worked for the first couple of days. Once we reached Tasigaun, the connection was over. We Visit Himalaya Treks Provided Satellite Phones to each group for emergency communication. Satellite phones are very important for remote trekking destinations.
Electricity Availability.
We will get electricity until Tasigaun. Once we left Tasigaun, most places ran off solar and didn’t have places to charge items. We, Visit Himalaya Treks, provide solar panels to charge our electronic devices. Also, the same Solar Panel we will use for lamps in our Kitchen and Dining tent our Camping trek to Makalu Base Camp.
Why Choose VHT for Makalu Base Camp Trek?
VHT (Visit Himalaya Treks) stands out as the premier trekking company for the Makalu Base Camp Trek for several reasons. Firstly, VHT has extensive experience and expertise in organizing and executing treks in the Himalayas, including the Makalu region. Their knowledgeable guides are experienced in navigating challenging terrain and ensuring the safety and well-being of trekkers.
Secondly, VHT offers personalized and tailored services, taking into consideration the preferences and requirements of individual trekkers. They provide comprehensive support throughout the trek, including transportation, accommodation, meals, and equipment, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free experience.
Furthermore, VHT is committed to sustainable and responsible tourism practices. They prioritize environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and respect for local communities. Trekkers can be assured that their journey with VHT will have a minimal impact on the natural surroundings and contribute positively to the local economy.
VHT's combination of expertise, personalized services, and commitment to sustainability makes it the top choice and best trekking company for the Makalu Base Camp Trek. Before booking trips, it is important to read experienced travelers' reviews, their experiences, and listen to their advice can make the trip more enjoyable and memorable.
Last-minute bookings with guaranteed departures.
The Makalu Base Camp trek is a remote, off-the-beaten-path destination. We highly recommend working with a skilled and experienced operator, guide, and team for this journey. It’s best to book your trip at least one month in advance. Once we confirm your booking, we guarantee a 100% departure for your trip to Makalu Base Camp, whether you choose a solo or group trip.
Are you still unsatisfied? Contact us to plan your Makalu Base Camp journey.
We have created a 21-day itinerary for the Makalu Base Camp trek, spanning from your arrival in Kathmandu to your departure, which concludes your journey to Makalu Base Camp. If this itinerary does not suit your needs, we can customize it to better fit your preferences. Additional days for acclimatization or side trips can easily be added. Please GET IN TOUCH with us to discuss your options.
