The trek can be done at any time of the year and is available to do throughout the entire year. The autumn and the spring seasons have been believed to be the very best seasons for trekking the Everest base camp trek because the weather conditions during these months are vastly favorable and suitable. The clouds tend to dissipate and the mountains' perspectives are apparent. Summer and winter are not perfect for hiking, but the travel may nevertheless be gone. The monsoon occurs in the summertime and hiking trails become muddy and slick with rain. The views of the hills are not as apparent as the spring or autumn seasons. In the winter, high passes in the mountains tend to become blocked because of heavy snow along with the region experiences extremely cold temperatures. That is why the greatest time for Everest Base Camp Trek Package is spring and autumn which are considered the summit trekking seasons as the majority of the trekkers to Everest arrive during this time and hotels and airplane tickets become booked quickly.
Essential Trekking Equipment:
Essential trekking types of equipment such as proper trekking boots, sleeping bags, duffle bags, hiking sticks, and proper hiking clothing. It's necessary to have trekking boots that you are comfortable with and have"broken into". Trekking in boots that you're not comfortable in can lead to blisters on the foot and just an unpleasant trip constantly ruined by the feel of boots that are uncomfortable at the mountainous terrain. That's why having good and comfortable trekking boots (of any manufacturer, as long as you are comfortable wearing them) is vital. It is also highly suggested to pack as light as you can. Packing lightly is going to result in fewer hassles and odds of losing items. In the hills, porters are generally hired for carrying duffle bags.
A porter is capable of carrying up to 25 kilograms of weight between 2 individuals. So packing a duffle bag that does not exceed the weight of more than 12 kg is the most suitable thing to do. Hotels in Kathmandu also provide professional services of safety storage lockers where you can save your extra luggage not really essential for the trek. There are many stores in Kathmandu that sell hiking and trekking equipments. You can rent/hire them once you arrive in town also before you begin the trek. A proper Down Jacket is necessary, but if you're trekking during the autumn or spring, the temperatures throughout the day remain mildly warm and you may increase comfortably in T-shirts and hiking shorts. Other essential items may contain sunscreens, sun-glasses and hiking hats.

Kathmandu has a vast selection of hotels which range from three-star to five-stars categories. But once the trek starts, the access to the accommodations in the hills can be limited to guesthouses, tea-houses and lodges. Places like Namche Bazaar, Phakding and Lukla do have the availability of guesthouses that provide more services, but the remaining places present standard guesthouse accommodations. That is not to say that the accommodations aren't comfortable. On the contrary, the guesthouses and the lodges are extremely comfortable and dinner and breakfast are served on the market. Normally, twin-sharing lodge-to-lodge accommodations can be found in the mountains and trekkers are occasionally needed to share the room with other trekkers (of the same gender). Electricity can be obtained at all guesthouses and a few even have the service of wifi. Laundry services aren't really available, except Namche, Lukla, and Phakding and extra amount has to get paid to use hot water.
Regarding meals, both sausage and vegetarian meals are available. Breakfast in the guesthouses can differ from oats, toasts, eggs, pancakes, and juice to dumplings, noodles, and pasta. For dinner, trekkers generally have vegetables and rice. Lunch is served along the journey from 1 destination to another in the day. Drinking water can be bought in the shops in the mountains. The expense of a liter of water through trekking is roughly USD 100 or 150. Trekkers may also bring water-purifying tablets with them.
This technique is the most appropriate for drinking water because it is less detrimental to the environment rather than purchasing plastic water bottles at the hills and is a lot easier to carry and implement. There are lots of springs, pumps, and wells in the villages in the hills and filling the jar and purifying it with the pill make it appropriate for drinking. It's crucial to be aware that the tap waters are not acceptable for direct consumption, and utilizing precautionary measures like water-purifying tablets is essential prior to swallowing the water during hiking.