How Much Does It Cost to Trek Everest Base Camp in 2025? Budget to Luxury Breakdown

Let’s be real—hiking to Everest Base Camp isn’t just a walk in the park. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime journey, and yeah, it does come with a price tag. But whether you're ballin' on a budget or going full comfort mode, there’s a way to make it happen.

So how much does it actually cost in 2025? Here’s the no-BS breakdown.

💸 Budget Trek: Around $900–$1,200

If you’re trying to do EBC without burning your wallet, this is for you.

You’ll probably:

• Join a small group or go with a local guide
• Stay in basic tea houses (shared bathrooms, thin walls, cold nights)
• Eat simple meals—dal bhat, noodles, momos on repeat (but good!)
• Carry some of your own gear or hire one porter shared with others

No frills, but you still get the full mountain experience. Just expect to rough it a little.

🧭 Mid-Range: Around $1,400–$2,000

This is where most trekkers land. You’ll get:

• Round-trip flights to Lukla
• Permits taken care of
• A legit guide and porter
• All meals, decent rooms, airport transfers, etc.