Discover the best attractions and experiences Everest Region has to offer
Explore the human story of the Khumbu through historic towns, key institutions, and age-old sites.
Historic trading hub and gateway to the Sagarmatha National Park, known for traditional Sherpa architecture and a lively market.
Historic medical facility established with the help of Sir Edmund Hillary, a landmark in Himalayan humanitarian history.
Iconic high-altitude airstrip that marks the traditional starting point for Everest treks.
Learn about Everest, Sherpa culture, and mountaineering history at these small museums.
Exhibits on Everest expeditions, mountaineering gear, and Sherpa culture.
Educational displays about park ecosystems, geology, and conservation efforts.
Museum showcasing traditional Sherpa life, costumes, and local history.
Ancient monasteries and sacred sites that define the spiritual heart of the Khumbu.
Iconic Himalayan monastery offering panoramic views and spiritual rituals.
Ancient monastery set high above Pangboche with traditional chants and prayers.
Historic monastery known for its hillside setting and cultural significance.
One of the Khumbu's oldest monasteries with a deep spiritual heritage.
Natural wonders preserved within Sagarmatha National Park and its dramatic landscapes.
UNESCO World Heritage site protecting high-altitude ecosystems around Everest.
Azure-glacial lakes set in a stark, dramatic high-altitude landscape within the park.
Popular viewpoint inside the park offering sweeping sunrise views over Everest.
Vibrant villages and gateway towns that frame the Everest region trekking experience.
Main Sherpa trading town with shops, bakeries, and acclimatization walks.
Gateway town to Everest treks, perched above the river with a dramatic airstrip.
Last village before the Sagarmatha National Park entrance and trailhead.
Traditional hillside village with monastery and village life views.
Low-cost ways to soak in the Everest region without an entry fee.
Wander through Namche and nearby villages to observe daily mountain life.
Short climbs to nearby ridge lines offer stunning Himalayan vistas.
Many monasteries welcome visitors with peaceful surroundings and simple donations.
Gentle riverside paths near Phakding for a tranquil moment in nature.
Taste the flavors of the Himalayas with local dishes and brews.
Staple Nepali meal: rice with lentil curry and vegetable sides.
Steamed dumplings filled with meat or vegetable, a trekking staple.
Hearty noodle soup perfect for cold mountain evenings.
Traditional barley beer enjoyed with companions after a trek.
Low-key evenings in tea houses and villages under starlit skies.
Relax with local Sherpa songs, stories, and tea after a day on the trails.
Clear Himalayan skies provide spectacular night-time views.
Evening sessions sharing legends of the Himalaya at lodges.
Cultural performances and rituals that bring Sherpa traditions to life.
Seasonal rituals and prayers performed by monks.
Traditional songs and dances in villages during festivals.
Local cooks share mountain recipes and techniques.
Active adventures and big-mountain trekking experiences in high-altitude terrain.
Iconic multi-day trek to the foot of the worldβs highest peak.
Short-but-challenging climb for epic dawn views of Everest.
Stunning ridge walk with glacier views and turquoise lakes.
Challenging circuit crossing Renjo La, Cho La, and Kongma La passes.
Unconventional routes and multi-day treks off the beaten path.
A classic remote route weaving through high passes and remote valleys.
Less-traveled route around turquoise lakes with dramatic scenery.
A challenging ascent near the iconic Ama Dablam peak.