Everest Region � Nepal
Browse guided trekking adventures in Nepal's Everest region, from the iconic Everest Base Camp route to shorter scenic journeys and more demanding high-altitude challenges. Every trek is led by licensed local guides who know the Khumbu like their own backyard.
Best for: Beginners and time-limited travellers
A shorter, lower-altitude route that still delivers breathtaking Everest views from Namche Bazaar and Tengboche. Perfect if your schedule or fitness calls for a gentler introduction to the Khumbu.
Best for: First-time high-altitude trekkers
The iconic journey to the foot of the world's highest peak. Walk in the footsteps of Tenzing and Hillary through Sherpa villages, rhododendron forests, and high-altitude glacial terrain.
Best for: Experienced high-altitude trekkers
The ultimate Khumbu circuit � crossing Renjo La, Cho La, and Kongma La in a single journey. A serious undertaking that rewards with unrivalled Himalayan perspective.
Best for: Short-stay visitors and families
A five-day taste of the Khumbu that takes you to Namche Bazaar and Everest View Hotel � high enough to see the giants, short enough to fit a busy schedule.
Best for: Trekkers seeking solitude and scenery
Trade the EBC crowds for the turquoise waters of the Gokyo Valley. Summit Gokyo Ri for a panorama that many trekkers say beats anything on the classic route.
Best for: Comfort-conscious trekkers
All the grandeur of Everest Base Camp with premium lodge accommodation, private dining, and a dedicated support team. For those who want the experience without the rough edges.
Trek Selector
We've done the thinking for you. Here's where most of our guests end up � based on their experience level and what they're looking for.
Best for first-time trekkers
You'll see Everest up close without the full two-week commitment. Starting from Lukla, this route takes you to Namche Bazaar and Tengboche � high enough to be genuinely in the mountains, accessible enough for a confident first trek.
Best classic adventure
The one that started it all. A 14-day journey through the Khumbu that takes you to 5,364m at the foot of the world's highest peak. Challenging, deeply rewarding, and life-changing for most who complete it.
Best for experienced trekkers
If you've done Base Camp and want more, this is the next level. Three high passes, the full Khumbu circuit, and perspectives on the Himalayas that most trekkers never see. Not for the faint-hearted.
Find your fit
Not all Everest treks are alike. From a week of scenic valley walking to a three-week high-altitude circuit, there's a route that fits the way you travel.
The well-established routes that defined Everest trekking � Everest Base Camp and Lukla to Kala Patthar. Well-marked trails, established teahouse stops, and the satisfaction of completing something genuinely iconic.
Five to eight days, lower altitudes, big views. The Everest View Trek and Short Panorama Trek are ideal for travellers who want authentic Himalayan scenery without the full two-week commitment or high-altitude acclimatisation demands.
The Three Passes Trek and Gokyo Lakes crossings push into genuinely demanding territory above 5,000m. Designed for trekkers with prior experience at altitude who want to test themselves on a serious Himalayan itinerary.
Slow down and spend time in Sherpa villages � Namche Bazaar, Khumjung, Thame, and Tengboche. These routes prioritise the human side of trekking: monastery visits, prayer flags, yak herders, and teahouse evenings.
Your safety. Our priority.
The Khumbu is a serious mountain environment. We've spent years building itineraries and systems that keep you safe without compromising the experience.
Every trek is led by a certified, government-registered Sherpa guide with years of Khumbu experience � not outsourced staff from Kathmandu.
Our itineraries follow strict acclimatisation protocols � built-in rest days, gradual elevation gain, and daily pulse-ox checks above 4,000m.
We handle Sagarmatha National Park, TIMS, and all required permits on your behalf. You just need to show up.
Guides carry first-aid kits, supplemental oxygen, and emergency contact plans. Helicopter evacuation insurance is required for all guests.
Groups max out at 10. Smaller groups mean closer attention, better communication with your guide, and less pressure on trail and teahouse resources.
No surprise extras. Every itinerary clearly lists what's included � flights, accommodation, meals, permits, guide and porter fees.
From fitness preparation to packing lists and gear rental in Namche, we support you well before your boots hit the trail.
Over fifteen years of safe trekking operations in the Everest region. Our guides have walked these trails thousands of times � and still love every step.
Common questions
Answers to the questions we hear most often when people are choosing their Everest trek.
Let's plan your adventure
Tell us your fitness level, how much time you have, and what you're hoping to experience � and we'll match you with the perfect route. No pressure, no sales pitch.
