Everest Base Camp Trek

Yes, Our local guide are fluent over english. If you need any special language guide, please email us.

Yes,

Everyone travelling on a Peregrine trip must be vaccinated against COVID-19 as a condition of carriage.  All travellers are required to produce: Proof of COVID-19 vaccination All children 5 and above must provide proof of vaccination, proof of recovery, or a negative COVID-19 test.

Since 2002

Yes, you can find all kinds of trekking gear in Nepal, especially around the Thamel area of Kathmandu. You can either purchase or rent the necessary items you require for your trekking adventure. In case you need advice on what to buy or rent, we are happy to provide you with appropriate guidance.

Yes, you can pay by credit card. The typical surcharge is 4% of the total amount.

ATMs are readily available in Kathmandu and Pokhara, but it's a different story once you're in the mountains. Therefore, it's highly recommended to carry cash in such situations. While Visa, MasterCard, and American Express credit and debit cards are accepted, it's better to have cash on hand.

Peregrine believes in responsible travel, and it is a big reason that we do those things what we must do. That’s why we set up The Peregrine Foundation in 2014, Peregrine’s not-for-profit organization. The objectives to empower traveller to contribute the communities in the places where we visit. We will be donating 3% of the total profit, the Foundation’s member provides a small amount every mont

Nepal used to possess an excellent record for tourist safety. Nepal is really not a dangerous country. While you're on our trips, we take seriously personal responsibility for your well-being . We are also guarantee even woman traveling alone will be safe with my company responsibility.

Yes, you may store items on our premises or ask for a similar service from your hotel.

Once you confirm your trek with us we'll prepare all the necessary trekking permits for you.

The currency of Nepal is the rupee. The ideal currencies for exchange are those of the USA, Australia, Great Britain, Canada, and Singapore, as well as the Euro, any of which can be readily exchanged in either Kathmandu or Pokhara.

All travellers must be vaccinated to join a Peregrine trip.  Please note that those with a medical exemption are still required to produce proof of a negative test conducted no more than 72 hours before day 1 of their trip.

A copy of your vaccination record (either paper or digital) is required. For example, Medicare digital vaccination certificate (AU travellers) an  NHS card with batch number (UK travellers) CDC vaccination record (USA travellers) EU Digital COVID Pass (EU travellers)

Most of the places you will have electricity or solar power where you can charge your mobile, camera etc. which is payable. Normally the hotel owner will charge a couple of hundred rupees for a full charge of battery.

Yes, the visa for Nepal is readily available on arrival.

Foreign nationals who are fully vaccinated should travel with proof of their vaccination status to provide to their airline prior to departure to the Nepal.

Children under 18 are exempted from the vaccination requirement for foreign national travelers, given both the ineligibility of some younger children for vaccination, and the global variability in access to vaccination for older children who are eligible to be vaccinated.

On a typical day, clients can expect to walk somewhere between 12 to 15 kilometers, though once we're above 3,000 meters the distances might be shorter in order to stay within safety limits regarding daily altitude gains.

For each of these requirements, air passengers will have to sign an attestation, certifying the validity of vaccination and testing, and confirming that their contact information is complete and accurate. Falsifying any information could result in criminal penalties

Children between the ages of 5 and 17 are exempted from the mandatory vaccination policy. However, in order to join a Peregrine trip, they must provide one of the following: Proof of vaccination status (for children who are eligible) Proof of a negative COVID-19 test conducted within 72 hours before day 1 of the trip

Nepal Government has determined that for purposes of travel to Nepal, vaccines accepted will include FDA approved or authorized and World Health Organization (WHO) emergency use listed (EUL) vaccines.

We recognise any vaccine that has been authorised for use by the relevant national authority for COVID-19 in the country where the vaccine was administered. This includes well known vaccines such as Oxford AstraZeneca, Pfizer-BioNtech, Sinopharm, Sinovac, Sputnik, Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, and Covaxin. 

We will provide tour confirmation voucher

Porters are hired at the beginning of a trek to make sure that most of the costs our clients pay go directly into the local community.

Yes, it's completely safe for single women to travel to Nepal, and our staff are well-trained in observing appropriate protocols and behavior.

Up to 2 times, you do not need to pay any extra charge. Thenafter we will charge 10% tour transfer charge.

Our trips are based on twin share accommodation. Most of our trips have Single Supplements available for solo travellers who wish to have their own room. We are working with our accommodation providers to ensure that more rooms are available for those travellers who wish to room alone.

You need to get visa to visit Nepal. You can apply the visa in your home country or obtain at the airport on arrival. To obtain visa on arrival, a passport size photo is required.

All Peregrine leaders and crew must either have been vaccinated, or have tested negative to COVID-19 no more than 72 hours before they start a trip.

Yes, you can join the tour

Children between the ages of 2 and 17 are required to take a pre-departure test. If a child is not fully vaccinated and traveling with a fully vaccinated adult, they can show proof of a negative viral test from a sample taken within three days before departure