Everest base camp trek

This outstanding trek to the base camp of the world's highest mountain will take you through the lush valleys of Sagarmatha National Park, with time to explore its villages and monasteries. Eight of the world's fourteen peaks that exceed 8,000m in height are situated in the Nepalese Himalayas. The highest of them all, standing at 8,848m, is Mt. Everest.

This trip is organised by Charity Challenge, the world's leading fundraising challenge operator.

Visit the Charity Challenge website to find more information about this trek, including dates and prices, and to book online.

Your trekking adventure begins at Lukla, where you will trek to the Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar. You will have plenty of time to acclimatise to the altitude, following the trail across numerous rivers.

Your trek leads gradually uphill from Thyangboche, where you will reach a highpoint at Kalapathar (5,545m) with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers including Mt. Everest. Having completed the challenge, you will have the chance to explore the city of Kathmandu and its many temples and bazaars.

Highlights include:

  • World's highest mountain - 29,035ft (8,848m)
  • Spectacular panoramic views
  • Deep gorges & glacial lakes
  • Sampling sherpa hospitality
  • Exploring Kathmandu


If you would like to see some of ActionAid's work in Nepal we can try and coordinate a project visit for you either before or after your trek to see first hand how your fundraising can help transform the lives of those living in poverty.

We will support you with your fundraising and can put you in touch with others in your team, as well as people who have done an event before.

Read about some of our supporters' experiences for a taster of what you can expect.

To find out more about this trek, including dates and prices, visit the Charity Challenge website

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For dates, prices and to book online, visit the Charity Challenge website

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Olivia du Parc Braham
"It was a huge privilege to be part of this unique opportunity."
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