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Everest Trekking
Enjoy this 5 days trekking tour in the Everest region – if you are a lover of high places and those wanting to push yourself to the limit with 3 days additional stay in Kathmandu . Reach the highest point on earth or choose to live out your dream by standing at the foot of Mt. Everest (8,848 m).
The Everest region in Nepal is more than just trekking, it is a milestone in anyone’s life; and some have even described the experience as a journey close to Nirvana. Located in the northeast province of Nepal, this is a colony to dramatic glaciers, deep settlements, and several majestic mountains.
Passing through legendary Sherpa villages, the trek is a mix of a deeply cultural and spiritual experience in addition to the physical one. Buddhist lamas, monks and nuns led by Rinpoches (reincarnate lamas) serve the predominantly Sherpa communities from Gompas (monasteries).