Key Highlights
Three different 360 degree views from the top of all passes.
- Passing through some of the highest human settlements in the world.
- Tengboche is the biggest, most popular monastery on the trail.
Gokyo lakes, crossing Ngozumpa glacier. Everest Base Camp and seeing Everest from different locations is exciting.
Wild life sighting is better in this region mainly because of the National Park status and also the Buddhist teaching of non-violence (Ahimsa).
Overview
Towering Himalayan peaks from Everest to Ama Dablam, picturesque Sherpa villages, and sacred Buddhist monasteries – aspects that define the magical and inspiring landscape of the Khumbu region in eastern Nepal. Trekking here is one of the most rewarding adventures/experience you can engage in. The trekking tradition began with mountaineering expeditions when Nepal first opened its borders to climbers in 1950. Climber after climber would return from the expedition with as much enthusiasm for the “approach march” as for the climb itself. The first advertised treks, in the early 1960s, were based on routes and logistics developed by Sherpas for mountaineering expeditions and were strongly influenced by British ways. Today’s trekker enjoys an experience remarkably similar to world class climbers’, except that it stops at the foot of the peak, often at base camp.
This particular trek is for the people who loves adventure trekking in high altitudes and doesn’t want to risk their lives in the name of climbing peaks and being dangerously adventurous.
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Detailed Itinerary
You will be received by the company representative at the airport and transferred to hotel.
