The Khumbu Vallley lies in the Everest Region in the north eastern part of Nepal near the Nepal-Tibet border about 90 km from Kathmandu. This region was declared the Sagarmatha National Park by the government in 1976 and as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979. This area is the home of spectacular mountain scenery and the renowned Sherpa people. This trip is known for its unique natural and cultural landscape. This valley is triangular in shape and is enclosed by mountain peaks of above 6000m and characterized by rugged landscape of mountains, glacial ridges, hanging valleys, U-shaped valley and fluvial terraces. The scenic beauty of the Himalayas, live glaciers, glacial lakes, traditional Sherpa customs and wonderful flora and fauna are the major attraction of this region for anyone visiting this area. The most notable snow peaks of this regions are Mt. Everest (8,848m), Lhotse (8,501m), Nuptse (7,896m), Lhotse Shar (8,383m), Cho Oyu (8,189m), Ama Dablam (6,856m), Pumori (7,145m), Gyachung Khang (7,952m.), (Kala Patar (6,685m), Island Peak (6,185m), Thamserku (6,808m), Kang Tega (6,685m), Makalu (8,463m) and Mera peak (6,461m) and Kongde (6,011m.). We take a flight to Lukla to start the trek to Namche. We then go to the western part to Thame from where we turn into Kongde base camp (4,200m) in the east. We spend 2 days there to explore the Kongde Lake and Kongde Ri to view the great majestic panorama of the entire Khumbu valley and Makalu region which you can glance from your window. We are the first to start the trek in this splendid region of Kongde by providing comfortable and logistical facilities.

A trek to the very heart of Sherpaland in the Khumbu Valley of Everest region. Quite the best way to see, feel and experience the Sherpa culture, way of their life and their tradition. It requires flying to Lukla and trekking from Lukla to Namche Bazaar and gradually ascend to the spectacular site of Thyangboche Monastery across the Khumbu glacier to the Kalapatthar - the famous point for a classic view of Mt. Everest (8,848m), Kangtega (6,809m), Lhotse (8,511m) and Amadablam (6,856m). This trek is challenging but your efforts will be rewarded very well.

Mera is one of the wildest and less discovered area in the Khumbu Valley despite the Valley being well known to trekkers, climbers and nature lovers from the whole world. Mera Peak (6,654m), the most beautiful peak in the region is one of the fabulous attractions in this region. Another exciting and charming reason to visit this region is to cross the Amphu Lapcha Pass (5,245m), while being in the lap of Lhotse, Nuptse, Amadablam, Makalu and Baruntse peaks.

Our unique itinerary takes you into the high valleys of the Khumbu region, providing magnificent views of the awesome Khumbu peaks as you acclimatize for the trekking ahead. We have the opportunity to conquer Island Peak (6,200m.). Whilst Island Peak is well within the capabilities of any fit and determined hill walker, it can be demanding and requires some basic climbing experience.

Khumbu is not only famous for it being the home of the world’s highest mountain, but also because of fascinating and beautiful Sherpa Villages. This slow paced exploration is designed to help the visitors enjoy the grandeur of the Khumbu peaks and allow time to mix with the Sherpas. Beside the magnificence of the Everest region without taking the strenuous trail to Base Camp, this is an ideal trek for those who wish to savour the richest Sherpa culture by being together with them in their homeland and visiting their cultural centers. We will be visiting Sherpa houses and staying overnight there as well as joining local festivals that usually get organized by local people. Mani Ramdu and Dumji, the major Sherpa festivals observed in Spring and Autumn seasons, are the main feature of this trek.

This trek lies at the border side of the Tibet and is a very remote area. Through the trails of Nangpala Trans Himalayan business happens in caravan style. People from Tibet walk all the way down to Namche to sell their home made stuffs and salt to trade. The most wonderful experience would be to explore this area during the end of monsoon season when flowers pop out in Nangpala, giving the trekkers the illusion that they are walking on textured carpet. The strong fragrances of flowers refresh the mind and feels heavenly to camp there and have a very sweet sleep at night. The caravan-style business, it’s remoteness, the biggest glaciers in the whole of the Khumbu region and spectacular views of Mt. Everest and Mt. Cho Oyo are the spectacular features in this trek. The newly opened Renjo Pass crossing from Gokyo to Nangpala is a breathtakingly beautiful walk with mountains surrounding us.

Rolwaling is the east-west valley below Gauri Shankar (7,145m), just south of the Tibetan border. This is an isolated and culturally diverse area, but most treks conclude their visit to Rolwaling by crossing the Tesi Lapcha Pass (5,755m) into Khumbu. Rolwaling Himal is a quiet mountain region rarely visited by tourists or trekkers, making it possible for one to savor the real Himalaya here. If one adds to this course the variant routes to Manlung La and Omai Tsho, one may truly enjoy the variety inherent in trekking.