What this site is
Everest Trekking Guide is a dedicated content site covering every itinerary variation, planning question, and destination along the Everest Base Camp Trek route in depth. Every 300-500 m altitude figure, permit fee, and Manthali flight logistics detail published here is cross-checked against current 2026 operating conditions, not reused from a generic Nepal trekking template.
The site exists because most competitor guides answer research-phase questions shallowly: a single paragraph on cost, a vague mention of altitude sickness, no real breakdown of the Manthali Airport situation that affects most spring and autumn bookings. This site’s complete Everest Base Camp Trek guide, 11 itinerary variations, 14 planning guides, and 25 in-depth articles are built to cover what those competitor pages leave out.
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This site is a sister brand to Swotah Travel and Adventure Pvt. Ltd., a TAAN (Trekking Agencies’ Association of Nepal) licensed operator based in Kathmandu, founded in 2016. Every trek booking made through this site is fulfilled directly by the Swotah Travel team, using the same licensed guides and porter network across all 11 EBC itinerary variations listed in the itinerary comparison table.
Our content approach
Every itinerary page states its maximum elevation, acclimatisation-day count, and price range before any marketing language. Every planning guide, from altitude sickness to porter welfare, cites the specific standard or organisation behind its numbers, such as the IPPG’s 30 kg Nepal porter load guideline or the Lake Louise AMS scoring system, rather than restating generic advice.
Content is reviewed each trekking season for Manthali flight rule changes, permit fee updates, and current teahouse pricing, so figures reflect 2026 conditions rather than a static guide written once and left unchanged.
Responsible Travel UK partnership
Swotah Travel partners with Responsible Travel UK, reflecting a commitment to the porter welfare and environmental standards covered in detail on our porter welfare guide, including IPPG-aligned load limits and direct medical insurance cover for every porter on a Swotah-run trek.
Trust signals
TAAN Licensed
Kathmandu, Nepal
500+
Treks completed since 2016
Responsible Travel UK
Porter welfare partnership
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