Trip Info
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Private Vehicle
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Lodge and Tea-House
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4,870 metres
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Kathmandu/Pokhara
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Autumn and Spring
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Trekking and Hiking
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Nepali and Continental
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English, Spanish, French, Chinese
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Moderate
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1-10
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12
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70
Overview
Trekkers who have done tons of treks will always look for new challenges. They always seek something new to show their trekking expertise in high altitudes. For those mountain lovers, the Makalu Base camp trek happens to be one of the best choices. Sincerely, the Makalu base camp trek is among the most spectacular excursions for anybody hoping to witness the unspoiled Himalayas and its wilderness. To be honest, the Makalu base camp trek is not one of the famous treks around the Himalayas. Thus, its quiet and lively off-the-beaten trails have never failed to impress trekkers.
On a single trekking day of this journey, you will cross four passes of this region. Meanwhile, all of these passes are above 4000m, which is gonna be quite interesting for you to explore. Because of these high passes and several ascents and descents, the Makalu base camp trek is regarded as one of the hardest treks in the Himalayas. But as you are mindful, a high-level task comes with a high-level reward. A spectacular landscape of the eight-thousander peaks, including Everest, Makalu, Lhotse, Kanchenjunga, and others, can be seen seamlessly on this breathtaking trek to Makalu Base Camp.
Highlights
- Amazing mountain views, including the 7th highest in the world – Dhaulagiri.
- Crossing two high passes.
- Camping in the Hidden Valley at 5,200 m / 17,060 ft.
- Feeling like an early explorer in this remote area.
- Passing different landscapes, from forests and rivers to glaciers and snow.
- Seeing how people live in remote settlements.
- Challenging your body.
- Camping underneath the stars and mountains in the wilderness of Nepal.
- Visited the village of Marpha, renowned for its apples and apple brandy.
- Chilling in the lakeside town of Pokhara at the end of the trek.
