Explore the legendary Everest region, home to dramatic Himalayan landscapes, Sherpa villages, Buddhist monasteries, high mountain valleys and the world-famous Everest Base Camp trek.
The Everest region is much more than a single trekking destination. It combines high Himalayan scenery, Sherpa culture, monasteries, wildlife and a network of trekking routes.
The iconic destination at the foot of the world's highest mountain and the centerpiece of one of Nepal's best-known trekking routes.
Explore EBC →A famous Sherpa trading center and an important stop for trekkers traveling deeper into the Khumbu.
Explore Trekking →Visit the famous monastery with spectacular views toward Everest, Lhotse and Ama Dablam.
Explore Cultural Tours →Explore glacial lakes, high mountain landscapes and views across the Khumbu from an alternative Everest trekking route.
Explore Trekking →Experience traditional Sherpa communities near Namche and explore the cultural landscape of the Khumbu.
Discover Cultural Tours →Travel through one of Nepal's most spectacular protected Himalayan landscapes.
Explore the Region →Choose an experience based on your available time, fitness level and interest in trekking, culture or mountain scenery.
Follow the classic route from Lukla through Namche, Tengboche and the high Khumbu toward Everest Base Camp.
Explore the Gokyo Valley and its high-altitude lakes for an alternative experience in the Everest region.
Visit villages and monasteries and experience the cultural heritage of the Khumbu.
Enjoy dramatic Himalayan views from villages, viewpoints and trekking routes throughout the region.
Many classic Everest itineraries use Lukla as the starting point for the trek. Travelers can also choose longer approaches depending on their itinerary.
The most suitable route depends on your schedule, trekking objectives, season and current transport conditions.
Learn About Domestic Flights →Altitude is an important consideration in the Everest region. A responsible itinerary should allow time for gradual acclimatization and should avoid unnecessarily rapid elevation gain.
Whether you want Everest Base Camp, Gokyo, Sherpa culture or simply Himalayan mountain views, create a route that fits your time and travel style.
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