A Tour of Everest Base Camp 2022

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Check out Climbing the Seven Summits Everest Base Camp!

We're proud to have the best camp on Everest and to continually be redefining the experience.

We believe (& invest heavily) in a 'marginal gains' philosophy. The idea is that by capitalising on every little hidden advantage, 1% here, 1% there, gains quickly compound into a huge overall improvement.

CTSS prides itself on this kind of innovation. We optimise both the big details like staffing, oxygen systems, weather forecasting, camp hygiene all the way through to the tiny comfort details.

People may dismiss these little luxuries as ‘soft’ but in fact we invest in them because they are highly strategic.

For instance having added height in your tent isn’t about the ‘luxe’ factor, it’s so you can stand up and put your harness on in your tent so you don’t twist an ankle. The 6inch mattress isn’t just about a pillowy sleep, it’s to keep your body further off the cold ice ground so you don’t expend precious energy keeping your body warm, while at rest.

We’re happy to go the extra mile because we've seen firsthand that on Everest, being such a long expedition, it is the well rested, well fed, happy and healthy climbers that are the most successful climbers.

We want to help you feel your best, so you can focus on climbing at your best.

A few fun facts about CTSS' Everest Base Camp:
- Every year this camp is assembled and fully dissembled leaving only footprints and taking only photographs (everything, including human waste is removed)
- Camp is powered with a massive solar array system
- CTSS employs over 400x local Nepali staff every year from chefs to climbing Sherpa to baristas!
- Base Camp is not actually flat or on terra firma - it's on ice which means it's constantly in motion (very slow motion) and is maintained throughout the season

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all credit goes to Sherpa people. They make it happen, without them its impossible to climb Everest.

explorenatural

I’d be fine with skipping Everest and just taking a vacation to the base camp

daveboemio

That is just incredible and stunning...cannot even believe this type of luxury is possible at base camp...the geodesic dome...the luxury tents and the food looked awesome...that would definitely give one a big advantage to begin any cimb...

richardfrancis

This is incredible but kind a disappointed with its luxury. They really did commercialized climbing the Everest sooner or later climbing the it would be impossible because of how many people are trying to summit it...

wrenwilburtabios

I've wanted to visit this area so badly ever since an Elementary school field trip I went on to the IMAX where they showed a trailer for a movie about Mt. Everest. Totally blew my 7 year old mind. I may not be wealthy enough to climb it, but at least going to the base camp would be awesome.

jameslyman

This is the most beautiful video that I have seen ever
Love you from Nepal

dineshmichael

Wow! First class facilities! Exploring the CTSS Feb 2022 Aconcagua trip

BaylorBear

I'm not a climber...I really admire those who are..but it seems to me if you are going do it right.and can afford it...this would be the way to go...seems incredible the gourmet food and luxury at base camp..really enjoy these videos..thx..

richardfrances

Certainly doesn't prepare you for what's ahead of you

kapilachandrabharathi

What would Edmund Hillary say about all this 🤔

bacons

I saw so many beers😂😂😂
Must have in cold places

dineshmichael

How much would it cost to stay at base camp and not climb the mountain for 3 months? I reckon that is the most exciting part listening to what's happening on the mountain and hanging around the campsite.

tugboat