Everest Advanced Base Camp Trek from Tibet and experience the beautiful landscape of Tibet. This is call highest trek of the world. The trip begins from Lhasa or we will follow the friendship highway from Kathmandu through some of the amazing Landscape. When we start from Lhasa. We spend 03 Nights in Lhasa for acclimatization at the same time we can have a sightseeing tour of Lhasa city including Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Norbulingka Palaces along with other main attraction of the city. Then we drive to Gyantse to Shigatse and finally to Ronbuk via Xegar / Tingri.
In between, we also visit a couple of Tibetan Monasteries, In Gyantse Khumbum Stupa, Phalkhor Monastery, Panchen Lama’s Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse, We follow the same route used by the Everest summiteers and end at the Everest Advanced Base camp at 6,340m This trek takes you as close to the summit of Everest as any non-climbers can go. This highest trek in the world is an incredible journey to Camp 3 and the base of the North Col via the East Rongbuk Glacier in Tibet.
Why Tibet ABC trekking is Popular?
The Tibet Everest Advance Base Camp (EABC) Trek is one of the highest-altitude treks in the world, taking adventurers beyond the classic Everest Base Camp (EBC) to the TibetAdvanced Base Camp at 6,340m (20,800 ft). This trek offers breathtaking views of Everest’s North Face, a route that follows in the footsteps of early mountaineering expeditions. Unlike the Nepal-side trek, it provides a direct, high-altitude experience with minimal crowds and better road access up to Rongbuk.
Highest Elevation of Tibet ABC Trekking
- Everest Advanced Base Camp (6,340m / 20,800 ft)
This is the highest point reached during the trek, making it one of the most challenging non-technical hikes in the world.
Best Time for the Treks
- April to May (Spring): Ideal weather with clear skies and warm temperatures.
- September to October (Autumn): Stable conditions, great visibility, and comfortable trekking temperatures.
Winter (November–March) is extremely cold, and monsoon season (July–August) can bring unpredictable weather, making these times less suitable for the trek.
Equipment & Personal Gear
- Clothing: Thermal base layers, down jacket, windproof outerwear, gloves, hat, and high-altitude trekking boots.
- Gear: Sleeping bag (-20°C rating), trekking poles, sunglasses (UV protection), backpack, and water purification tablets.
- Health & Safety: Acclimatization medication, high-SPF sunscreen, lip balm, and first-aid kit.
- Other Essentials: Snacks, energy bars, hydration system, and camera for capturing stunning views.
Necessary TTB & TMA Permits
- TTB Permit (Tibet Travel Bureau Permit): Required for all foreign travelers to enter Tibet.
- TMA Permit (Tibet Mountaineering Association Permit): Needed for trekking beyond Everest Base Camp towards Advanced Base Camp.
- Other Required Documents: Chinese Tibet Visa and Alien’s Travel Permit for restricted areas.
This trek is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for those seeking high-altitude adventure, combining cultural immersion in Tibet with the challenge of trekking to one of the highest accessible points on Everest. Dream Tibet Travel always happy to assit you for Tibet Trekking with best cost.