The Everest region boasts of some the world’s highest mountains such as the Everest, Lotse, Nuptse and beautiful mount Ama Dablam. It is also the home of the Sherpa people whose warm hospitality and skills as mountain guides and porters have made them famous. Its active and devout monasteries are the center of the Buddhist Lama culture and its festivals are many and colorful. In this region you will be into the heart of these giant massifs passing through colorful and beautiful Sherpas villages that each have something unique to offer such as the Yeti’s skull and hands at Pangboche or the world’s highest Monasteries at Tenboche. And of course at every village you will be extended typical Sherpa hospitality. In this region, most of the treks commence with flight to Lukla (2800m.) which is a small (15000 feet runway length) STOL (short takeoff and landing) airstrip. The main trek routes in the region and average trek days to and from Kathmandu are:

Everest Base Camp & Kala Pattar 5545m,14-day, Gokyo 4750m,12-day or Crossing of Cho La into Khumbu 5420m, 19-day, Island Peak 6160m, 15-day, Mera peak 6645m 16-day, Hongu valley 5800m, 25-day, from Arun to Everest 19-day, from Jiri to Everest Base Camp 20-day, Rolwaling 16-day or through Tashi Laptsa 5705m 23-day, Gaurishanker or 7-easy days in Everest and several other trekkking routes.