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The Everest Base Camp Trek by Road is the perfect way to reach Everest Base Camp by escaping the Lukla flight. We can now drive all the way to Tham Danda, 5-6 hours below the Lukla. Due to the high altitude and bad weather in Lukla during the high trekking season, flights can be paused for a day to a week. In this case, you will miss your lifetime opportunity to visit Everest Base Camp. So driving to Lukla can fulfill your dreams.

You know the word highest mountain "Mt. Everest" (8848m) lies in Nepal and that area known as Everest region. Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the most demanded trekking route in Everest Region where you found Sherpa cultural & chance to click the perfect photos of mountains and natural beauties. The trek starts through Lukla (2800m) after half an hour flight from Kathmandu. During the flight to Lukla you will be able to saw the scenic views of Himalayan and you'll have a unforgettable memory. Namche Bazzar also another attraction point in the trek. We know Namche Bazzar is a Capital of Sherpa this is an interesting, demanding and welcoming town. Normally the trek duration is 14 days but you can change the itinerary as your time duration of Holiday. http://www.higherlimitstrek.com/trek_everest_base_camp.php

Airports with unique topographies, difficult runways and unusual approaches make take-off and landing operations extremely hazardous. Airport-technology.com picks the airports with the world's most dangerous landing and take off conditions. Tenzing-Hillary Airport, Nepal Tenzing-Hillary Airport, also known as Lukla Airport, located in the town of Lukla, Nepal, has a tiny runway surrounded by precipitous mountains at an elevation of 2,860m.

Most of the trekkers fly to Lukla from Kathmandu and Trekking to Everest base camp. There are three airlines company which flies every day during the good weather and it takes 25 to 30 minutes to get Lukla.

The Everest Base Camp Trek is the most demanding trek destination in the Everest region of Nepal. It combines thrilling mountain scenery, unique Sherpa culture, rare flora and fauna, and diverse landscapes.