Api Base Camp Trek-15 Days

• Airport Pickup and Drop
• Camping Accommodation with 3 meals per day
• Guide, Porter & Helper with their salary, food, accommodation, transportation, and insurance
• Use of sleeping bag & Duffel bag (if you don’t have your own, To be return after trip completed)
• Daily seasonal fresh fruits after dinner
• A first aid kit carried by the guide (Oximeter to measure your oxygen and pulse in high altitude)
• All necessary trekking permits
• All Government and local taxes
• Tre starting and ending place private jeep.

• International Flight Ticket and Nepalese Visa Fee
• Hotel & Meals in Kathmandu
• Personal expenses (Wifi, Phone calls, Laundry, Bar bills, Battery Recharge, Water, Shower, and Tea / Coffee)
• Other costs not mentioned in 'Cost Includes' section
• Travel and Rescue Insurance
• Tips for Guides, Porters, Helpers, and Drivers

Providing the best accommodation and food facilities for you is our duty. During your stay in Kathmandu, the food and accommodation facilities will be according to your choice. The rooms are clean and comfortable with proper facilities. According to your choice and requirements, you can taste different types of Nepali flavors and international cuisines.

But as your trekking journey starts, you’ll be spending the nights at the tented camps and you’ll be eating typical Nepali (Dal Bhat, Dhindo, local bread and many more) foods yet very healthy and energy-giving foods. These foods are important for you during the trek as they provide you with the required protein and energy.

At Gokuleshwor you’ll be staying at an average guesthouse. The trekking route itself is a very remote area, so don’t expect standard accommodation and food facilities in these guesthouses.

It might be hard for you to cook food and spend nights in a tent camp. But these hardships make your trekking journey more memorable and exciting. Proper camping items for the tented camp is also necessary. Make sure you bring a comfortable sleeping bag and favorite drinks and snacks along the trek.

Api Himal Base Camp Trek is a wonderful trekking journey. The popular month for trekking in Nepal is in spring (March to May) and autumn(September to November) season. The skies are clear and beautiful during these seasons. You can see the snow-covered peaks and the Himalayan ranges up close with the clouds distracting you.

The green vegetation and beautiful flora and fauna fill the trekking routes. The landscapes, rivers, gorge, and waterfalls are very beautiful during these seasons.

But, this trek is doable in other months and seasons also. However, you’ll need proper planning and the right trekking gear to deal with the weather and temperature.

Api Himal Base Camp trek is an adequate filled with adventurous and exciting trails. You’ll be enjoying the nature and scenic view provided to you by the trek. However, there are some hassles that you might face during the trek.

One of the main difficulties during the trek is altitude. As the trek elevates from 109 meters to 4,000 meters there will be more chances for altitude sickness. During the trek, you’ll be walking at a slow pace with easy steps. You’ll be taking lots of breaks and rest as you are trekking.

Being hydrated all the time is also important. As there are chances for you to face altitude sickness, keeping your body hydrated is a way to prevent it.

This trek is a moderate trek so if you’re not physically fit you can complete this trek successfully although it might be a little hard for you. Any experience and age can do this trek. You can do some light physical exercise 2-3 weeks before the trek. It will be very helpful for the trek.

As you ascend slowly towards your destination, the weather is not stable all the time. You’ll be facing rain, heat, cold and sometimes snowfall so, being equipped with the right and useful gear is a must. Lightweight packing with useful and handy equipment is also important.

So, in order to complete the trek successfully, we provide you with some of the experienced and professional guides. They will be helping you in every step of your trekking journey and be with you all the time.

To minimize unnecessary hassles, it is critical to choose the appropriate clothing, gear, and accessories for the weather and region. You must pack your belongings in accordance with the hotter temperatures at lower heights and the cooler temperatures at higher elevations. Here is a suggested packing list for your trek. The following list will assist you in remaining safe while also making your travel easier and more enjoyable.

Sun Protection: Sunglass, Sunhat, Sunscreen
Headwear: Warm hat, Buff
Bodywear: Underwear, Sports Bra, Baselayer, Trekking shirt, Fleece Jacket, Outer Jacket, Rain jacket, Trekking trousers, and shorts
Handwear: Inner Gloves, Outer Gloves
Footwear: Hiking socks, Thermal socks, hiking boots, Trainers or trekking sandals, Gaiters
Backpacks: Duffle bag, Backpack, Daypack
Sleeping Accessories: Sleeping bag, Sleeping bag liner
Accessories: Trekking Poles, Headlamp, Microspikes, Water bottle, or Hydration Bladder
Technology: Camera, Portable/Solar Charger, Books
Medication: First aid kit, Water purification tablets or Lifestraw, Isotonic Powder, Wet wipes and tissues, Lip Balm, Toiletries, Hand Sanitizer
Other necessities: Passport/money, Insurance, Quick-drying towels

We are certain that our ecosystem must be preserved from the detrimental consequences of tourism, and we make every effort to do so. Good  Karma Treking  collaborates with the Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP) to provide environmentally responsible itineraries that satisfy the needs of both tourists and local populations in trek areas.

Good Karma ensures the safety, security, and contentment of its customers. Our primary priority is to keep you secure. We are constantly prepared for any circumstance and have all of the required clothing, equipment, and first-aid supplies on hand. Our guides and leaders have undergone comprehensive first-aid training. If a trekker experiences altitude sickness, your trek leader has the ability to determine whether to continue or descend immediately, depending on the case. In the event of an emergency, we will dispatch a rescue helicopter to transport you back from high altitudes. We also hike together to protect everyone’s safety.