Nepal Everest & Lobuche

Gorakshep

Gorakshep

"Gorakshep, at 5,164 metres, is the last settlement before Everest Base Camp."

Gorakshep, at an altitude of 5,164 metres, is the last settlement before Everest Base Camp and is one of the most historic stops on the route. It is located in a small valley, surrounded by glaciers, with a few campsites and a small lake that remains frozen for most of the year. The location offers magnificent views of the Himalayas and is a landmark for visitors.

The history of Gorakshep is intertwined with the history of climbing Everest. Before the southern route to the summit was discovered, Gorakshep was an isolated valley. With the exploration of this route, the settlement gained importance as a rest and preparation point for climbers.

Today, Gorakshep is a unique destination for climbers trying to conquer the summit of Mount Everest, as well as for visitors who want to enjoy its unparalleled scenery and absolute serenity. Despite the isolation and harsh conditions, the experience at Gorakshep is unique, offering an authentic slice of the Himalayas and the memories of great explorers.

Kathmandu is a place where the traditions and cultures of South Asia meet the mountainous beauty of the Himalayas.

At the top of a wooded hill, full of temples and overlooking the city, is the monkey temple.

Kathmandu Durbar Square

Kathmandu Durbar Square is filled with temples and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Monjo is the starting point for the march to Namche Bazaar, inside Sagarmatha National Park.

Its name in the Sherpa language means "Three Snowy Mountains", referring to its three dramatic peaks that rise like pyramids above the valley of Dudh Kosi.

It is the largest village and commercial centre in the Khumbu region, with restaurants and shops.

Hillary Bridge is a suspension bridge over the river in Sagarmatha National Park. From there, an uphill trail to Namche Bazaar begins.

Hidden village at an altitude of 3,790m, offering stunning views of Everest from the Everest View Hotel.

Sagarmatha National Park

The Sagarmatha National Park is home to the Natural History Museum. It also offers stunning views of Everest from the Everest View Hotel.

On the ascent to Namche Bazaar, we enjoy the first stunning views of Everest and Lhotse.

The mountain is a symbol of spirituality and human perseverance.

A spectacular 6,812-metre high mountain, known as "The Mother and her Heart of Stone".

The Dudh Koshi district, with its characteristic 'Milk Valley' river, is a vital water resource of Nepal.

Gokyo, known as "the Five Lakes Region", offers unparalleled natural beauty with its blue lakes and rich biodiversity.

Dole, at an altitude of 4,110 metres, is a popular stop for trekkers to the Himalayan peaks.

Machermo, at 4,470 metres in the Solu-Khumbu region of Nepal, is a popular stopover to Lake Gokyo.

Luza is a settlement at an altitude of 4,390 metres, where hikers stop to rest on their ascent to Machhermo.

Longponga Tsho Lake, at an altitude of 4,000 metres, charms visitors with its crystal clear waters and views of the snow-capped peaks.

Lake Taujung Tsho, on the way to Gokyo, offers a unique view with its clear blue waters and its historical and religious significance.

In the Gokyo valley are magnificent lakes that reflect the impressive peaks.

Thonak Tsho Lake

At an altitude of 4,850m, Thonak Tsho Lake offers stunning views of the Cho Oyu peak in the Himalayas.

Cho Oyu is one of the 8 peaks of the Himalayas with an altitude of 8,188 m, defining the border between Nepal and Tibet.

One of the most spectacular destinations in the heart of the Himalayas.

Dragnag is at the beginning of the ascent to the great Cho La Pass.

Cho La Pass, at an altitude of 5,420 metres, is one of the most challenging trekking routes in the Himalayas.

Dzong Lha, at an altitude of 4,830 metres, is a spectacular Himalayan destination with views of the snow-capped peaks.

The Khumbu Valley, in the heart of the Himalayas, is a top destination for mountaineers and trekkers.

A lake located near the Cho La Pass, surrounded by impressive peaks such as Cholatse and Nuptse.

Cholatse, at an altitude of 6,440 metres, is one of the most challenging mountains in the Himalayas.

"Lobuche Village, at an altitude of 4,940 metres, is a historically important village on the route to Everest, known for its traditional architecture and the...

"The ascent to the top of Lobuche Peak involves snow and ice climbing, with views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse and others."

"Gorakshep, at 5,164 metres, is the last settlement before Everest Base Camp."

"Pumori, at 7,161 metres, is a popular destination for climbers in the Himalayas."

"A sacred place and a top destination for mountaineers, full of natural and cultural beauty."

"Kala Pattar is the highest peak in the region that can be climbed without technical difficulties. It offers spectacular views of Everest."

"Starting from the valley of Khumbu, we pass the village of Lobuche and descend towards Pheritse, ending up in a village for the night. The route offers spec...

"The village of Pheritse in the Khumbu Valley is known for its authentic atmosphere, traditional life and the hospitality of its inhabitants."

"Continuing on to the Khumbu Valley, we pass impressive bridges, beautiful villages and coniferous forests."

"Ramechhap in Nepal is renowned for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, with trails, waterfalls and historical sites."

Patan is one of the three important cities of the Kathmandu Valley, with an impressive central square and a rich cultural heritage.

This is one of the three important cities of the Kathmandu Valley, which were once separate kingdoms.

The Pashupatinath temple, dedicated to the god Shiva, is one of the most important Hindu shrines in South Asia.