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Fitness requirements vary by trek. Easy treks like Ghorepani Poon Hill require basic fitness — if you can walk 5-6 hours a day, you're ready. Moderate treks like Everest Base Camp need good cardiovascular fitness. We recommend starting a training program 2-3 months before your trek, focusing on cardio, hiking with a loaded backpack, and stair climbing.

The best trekking seasons are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). Autumn offers clear skies and stable weather — the most popular season. Spring brings wildflowers and slightly warmer temperatures. Winter treks are possible at lower elevations, while monsoon season (June-August) is generally avoided due to rain and leeches.

Our prices typically include: airport transfers, permits and national park fees, experienced English-speaking guide, porters (1 porter per 2 trekkers), teahouse accommodation, all meals on the trek, first aid kit, and government taxes. International flights, travel insurance, personal gear, and tips are usually not included.

Altitude sickness (AMS) is a real concern above 3,000m. Our itineraries are designed with proper acclimatization days built in. We follow a strict 'climb high, sleep low' policy and will never push you to continue if symptoms appear.

Yes! Everest Base Camp is a teahouse trek — no technical climbing required. You sleep in lodges, eat hot meals, and walk on established trails. The main challenge is the altitude (5,364m) and the duration (12-14 days). With proper fitness preparation and our experienced guides managing your acclimatization, first-time trekkers successfully complete EBC every season.