The Makalu Base Camp Trek is an unforgettable adventure for trekkers seeking to explore Nepal’s remote and untouched wilderness. This incredible journey takes you through pristine landscapes, rich biodiversity, and […]
The Makalu Base Camp Trek is an unforgettable adventure for trekkers seeking to explore Nepal’s remote and untouched wilderness. This incredible journey takes you through pristine landscapes, rich biodiversity, and vibrant cultural experiences, culminating at the Makalu Base Camp, perched at an altitude of 5,250 meters (17,224 ft). Standing proudly as the world’s fifth-highest mountain, Mt. Makalu (8,463 m) captivates adventure enthusiasts with its raw beauty and towering presence.
This trek is more than just a mountain adventure—it’s an immersion into Nepal’s unspoiled natural treasures. The region is protected by the Makalu Barun National Park, established in 1992 to conserve its rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes. Each year, trekkers, researchers, and nature lovers explore this area, uncovering its hidden gems.
The Makalu Base Camp Trek is a hidden jewel of the Himalayas — wild, remote, and breathtaking. But if you’re curious to explore other treks that offer a similar level of adventure, seclusion, and raw natural beauty, Dream Himalaya Adventures has you covered. From towering peaks to untouched valleys, these handpicked journeys promise the same thrill in new terrain.
1. Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek – The Untamed East
2. Manaslu Circuit Trek – Hidden Gem of the Himalayas
3. Everest Base Camp Trek – The Legendary Trail
4. Langtang Valley Trek – Serenity Near the City
Yes, you can. We provide a flexible itinerary that can be tailored to your needs. After you confirm your interest, we'll send you a spreadsheet where you can adjust the number of days, activities, and services. Once finalized, we'll calculate the total cost and share it with you for approval.
No, we don’t offer porter guide services separately. To trek with us, you’ll need to book our complete trekking package, which includes guiding services, logistics, and other arrangements.
Trekking solo can be more expensive, as you’ll need to cover the full cost of jeep reservations, the porter guide’s salary, insurance, accommodation, and agency fees.
The more people in your group, the more you can share the expenses, making the trek more affordable.
Here’s a list of must-have items to ensure a safe and comfortable trek:
If your flight is canceled and you can’t find an alternative for the next day, you can travel via Biratnagar:
Yes, November is peak trekking season, and most teahouses remain open until the second week. However, heavy snowfall after mid-November may lead some teahouse owners to close and return to Tasi Gaun. It's best to check conditions closer to your travel date.
We exclude food and accommodation from our package to give you the freedom to choose meals and lodging that suit your preferences and budget. You’ll pay directly to the service providers along the trek, while your porter guide covers their own expenses. This approach often proves more affordable and flexible for trekkers.
If you decide to extend your trek, we’re happy to accommodate your request. However, you’ll need to cover the additional daily salary for the porter guide once you return from the trek.
