The
Everest region of Nepal is one of the
best known treks in the world. This is
the land of the Sherpa people and the
world's great 8,000 meter peaks. Many
trekkers walk in from the roadhead at
Jiri, through the lovely rolling hills
of the Solu region. Others fly in to the
village of Lukla to start their trek. A
few days above Lukla is the entrance to
the Sagarmatha National Park and the
town of Namche Bazaar, where most
trekkers take a day to acclimatize to
the high altitude. From here one may
branch towards the village of Thame or
continue on to take on of the two main
Khumbu routes, to Gokyo Lake or towards
the Everest base camp. Beyond Namche
Bazaar is the Sherpa village of Khumjung
and further on the famous monastery of
Thyangboche. Here the Mani Rimdu
festival of dances is celebrated every
year.
Everest Sherpa Land (6 days)
Day
01 : Fly to Lukla and
trek to Phakdin.
Day
02 :
Pohakdin – Namche Bazar.
Day 03 :
Namche - Syangboche-
Tengboche.
Day 04 :
Tengboche- Namche.
Day 05 :
Namche – Lukla.
Day 06 :
Fly from Lukla –
Kathmandu.
Everest (Kalapathar) Trek
(5545m)
Day
01 : Transfer to Lukla by
flight and trek to Phakdin.
Day
02 :
Phakdin – Namche Bazar
(3340m).
Day 03 :
Acclimatization Day.
Day 04 :
Namche – Tyangboche
(3870m).
Day 05 :
Tyangboche – Dingboche (4240m).
Day 06 :
Dingboche – Lobuche
(4930m).
Day 07 :
Lobuche – Gorakshep.
Day 08 :
Gorakshep – Kalapathar
(5545m) – Lobuche.
NEPAL
TREKKING
Trekking
in Nepal
The
Everest region of Nepal is one of the
best known treks in the world. This is
the land of the Sherpa people and the
world's great 8,000 meter peaks. Many
trekkers walk in from the roadhead at
Jiri, through the lovely rolling hills
of the Solu region. Others fly in to the
village of Lukla to start their trek. A
few days above Lukla is the entrance to
the Sagarmatha National Park and the
town of Namche Bazaar, where most
trekkers take a day to acclimatize to
the high altitude. From here one may
branch towards the village of Thame or
continue on to take on of the two main
Khumbu routes, to Gokyo Lake or towards
the Everest base camp. Beyond Namche
Bazaar is the Sherpa village of Khumjung
and further on the famous monastery of
Thyangboche. Here the Mani Rimdu
festival of dances is celebrated every
year.