Everest Base Camp Trek 13 Days by Jeep via Salleri

The Salleri route offers safer acclimatization, cultural immersion, fewer trekkers, and avoids the risks of flight cancellations common at Lukla airport.

The jeep journey takes approximately 8–10 hours, covering about 270 km, depending on road conditions.

The ride to Salleri is comfortable up to Salleri town as roads are mostly paved. Beyond Salleri, the road condition varies, but all jeeps used are reliable 4WD vehicles driven by experienced local drivers.

Yes. You'll need a Khumbu Pasang Municipality card and a Sagarmatha National Park entry permit, both arranged by Annapurna Encounter.

The highest point is Kala Patthar at 5,545 meters, offering spectacular views of Mount Everest.

The highest point is Kala Patthar at 5,545 meters, offering spectacular views of Mount Everest.

Previous trekking experience is helpful but not mandatory. Physical fitness, endurance training, and mental preparedness are strongly recommended due to altitude challenges.

Accommodation consists of comfortable teahouses and lodges, providing basic amenities, clean beds, shared bathrooms, and warm dining areas.

Yes, we provide full-board meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) during the trek. Meals include local Nepali, Asian, and international cuisines.

Charging facilities are available at teahouses for a small fee (around USD 1–3). It's advisable to carry a power bank as backup.

Weather varies by season. Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November) offer clear skies and moderate temperatures, while winter (December–February) can be colder but still manageable with proper gear.

Pack essentials include hiking boots, warm clothing layers, waterproof jackets, a sleeping bag, trekking poles, sunglasses, sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and basic personal toiletries.

Yes, bottled and boiled water are available at teahouses. Carrying water purification tablets or a filtration bottle is recommended to reduce plastic waste.

Yes, comprehensive travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking (up to 6,000 meters) and emergency evacuation is mandatory.

This trek is slightly longer and initially more gradual, offering better acclimatization. Overall, the difficulty level is moderate to challenging, similar to the Lukla route.

Yes, Annapurna Encounter specializes in tailor-made treks, and we can adjust the itinerary according to your preferences and time constraints.

Altitude sickness is a potential risk. We manage it by careful itinerary planning, gradual ascent, proper hydration, rest days, and regular health checks with pulse oximeters. Guides carry medical kits and are trained to handle altitude-related issues.

Most teahouses have Wi-Fi (additional charge), and local SIM cards provide decent network coverage in many areas, particularly near Namche Bazaar.

To secure accommodations, guides, and permits, we recommend booking at least 1–3 months in advance, especially for peak trekking seasons (spring and autumn).