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At Everest Summit Lodges we carefully curate five unique properties to provide you with the finest Himalayan experience. Nestled along the iconic Everest Base Camp Trail, our lodges offer you unparalleled access to the breathtaking beauty of the Sagarmatha National Park. We have been in operation for over two decades now; we created our first lodge in 2002. During your visit, we welcome you with outstanding Nepali hospitality, you will not only enjoy the vistas of...Book Now
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Everest Summit Lodge-Lukla
Lukla, once a quiet farming village, is now the gateway to Mount Everest...
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Everest Summit Lodge-Monjo
A comfortable five-hour’s walk from Lukla, Everest Summit Lodge in Monjo...
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Everest Summit Lodge-Mende
Picture a valley with a white monastery in the far distance against a backdrop of snow...
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Everest Summit Lodge-Tashinga
Everest Summit Lodge at Tashinga is placed on a breathtaking, almost uninhabited village...
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Everest Summit Lodge-Pangboche
Hedged by Everest, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kang Taiga and Kongde
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Our concept, since inception in 2002, is to stay authentic and respectful to the culture of Khumbu. We remain steadfast in using Sherpa architecture, use solar power
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TRIP CODE: 70001
16 Nights / 17 Days
Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek
Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek
Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek
This is our most popular trekking program because you experience the Khumbu Region at its finest in a short period of time. The ultimate aim of this trail is to reach the Base Camp of the Majestic Ama Dablam. On your way up, enjoy the excursions from each of our five lodges you will be staying at. We take pride in the...
TRIP CODE 70002
13 Nights / 14 Days
Best of Everest
Best of Everest
Best Of Everest
December is a magical time of the year to be in the Everest Region. Clear blue skies, crisp days and the feeling of having the place to your self- do something extraordinary- be in the Everest region on the 25th of December an experience like none other. Finish the year on a high take advantage of our fixed guaranteed to run...
TRIP CODE: 70003
19 Nights / 20 Days
Everest Base Camp In Style
Everest Base Camp In Style
Everest Base Camp In Style
A spectacular flight from Kathmandu brings you to Lukla, and the start of your trek through the heart of Sherpa country. Good acclimatisation is the key factor in ensuring that you reach and enjoy your trek objective. You will spend a night at Namche Bazaar, the Sherpa capital where you can enjoy wandering around the...
TRIP CODE: 70004
10 Nights / 11 Days
Everest Comfort Trek
Everest Comfort Trek
Everest Comfort Trek
Nowhere else in the majestic Himalaya will you find such physical, cultural and religious diversity which exists in Nepal. The Tibetan Buddhist culture of the Sherpas in the Everest region and the rich Hindu tradition in the Kathmandu Valley combined with the world's most spectacular mountains and truly warm and hospitable...
TRIP CODE: 70005
11 Nights / 12 Days
Gems Of Nepal
Gems Of Nepal
Gems Of Nepal
Nepal is known all over the world as a first class adventure destination, yet besides adventure travel up in the mountains, Nepal has a lot to offer in terms of cultural, traditional and diversity for the intrepid travellers. This trip incorporates the expanse of both the Kathmandu and Pokhara Valley. We've planned this itinerary to...PrefeRred Adventure Outfitter for
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Great place to stay in Lukla
I had a fantastic stay at the Everest Summit Lodge in Lukla- The lodge is absolutely the best in Lukla and the location is really great, just next to the airport. My flight was delayed for a day, but it was spend in great comfort in the nice garden. The rooms are very nice with heated beds. The heated dining room is a nice place to hang out og the food and the service is fantastic. Can only recommend the place.
15 November 2018
A wonderful place to stay in a wonderful village
Pangboche is a great place to stop for the night - and the ESL is a superb place to stay. Wonderful hospitality, superb meals, and comfortable clean rooms with a really excellent hot shower and the nicest toilet facilites I saw in my entire upper Khumbu trek.
09 October 2018
Excellent Lodge in beautiful surroundings
Stayed here twice during our recent trip to Nepal - once on the way up the valley from Lukla and once on the way back. Both times our room was excellent - the electric blanket was very welcome. The hot shower and western style toilet were great and the buffet-style food was very good (even for a vegetarian). The little covered balcony was a great place to relax with a book after the treking.
09 November 2017
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Um Hong Gil Foundation & Everest Summit Lodges' Collaboration
Um Hong Gil Foundation & Everest Summit Lodges' Collaboration
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The Um Hong Gil Human Foundation has played an important role in education in the Khumbu region since 2008.
We are honoured to announce that our Managing Director, Mr. Phintso Lama, has been appointed Special Educational Advisor along with several other prominent members of the Business Community in Nepal including Mr. Tendi Sherpa, President of Mountain Hardwear and Mr. Lhakpa Sonam Sherpa, Chairman of Yeti Airlines and President of Thamserku Trekking and Mr. Ang Dorjee Sherpa, President of Ne-Ko Treks and Expeditions. Founded and currently run by the legendary South Korean Mountaineer, Mr. Um Hong Gil, formidable talents have led him to be the first person in the world to climb 16 of the highest Peaks in the World. Mr. Um is the first Korean (and Asian) and the eleventh climber in the
The Road Less Travelled: Gokyo Ri
The Road Less Travelled: Gokyo Ri
The Road Less Travelled: Gokyo Ri
Gokyo Ri is fast becoming one of the more beautiful alternatives to Everest Base Camp. Ri in Sherpa means “Mountain” and from this lesser-known viewpoint, you can see a magnificent vista of the Himalayas as well as the Gokyo glacial lakes.
Though Everest Base Camp has always been the main attraction in Khumbu, the trek to Gokyo Ri is an exceptionally surprising alternative that many have found to be more rewarding. The valley of the Dudh Koshi hides her greatest secret and reveals slowly to only those who reach Gokyo Ri. The trail follows Sherpa villages, tea houses, lodges and rhododendron forests along the Dudh Koshi river and gradually ascends through thin air into the Gokyo valley. From the top of Gokyo Ri, the angle allows for the North Face of...
Medical Care in Everest Base Camp
Medical Care in Everest Base Camp
Sherpa’s usually sought divine intervention, usually trying to find the cause of the illness before treating the symptoms and would seek lhawas, or spirit mediums, and amchi’s, who are practitioners of Tibetan Medicine. One of the first experiences of allopathic medicine was in 1963, during a terrible smallpox epidemic that threatened to ravage the people of the Everest area. Sir Edmund Hillary was on an Expedition, saw that people were starting to succumb to the...
A Brief History of Medical Care in Everest
Prior to the 1950s, the Sherpas had little access to modern medical care in Everest. The closest the Sherpas were to allopathic medicine then was when they went to trade, and went on pilgrimage, to Northern India and Tibet, where they would bring along “traditional Tibetan medicines”.Sherpa’s usually sought divine intervention, usually trying to find the cause of the illness before treating the symptoms and would seek lhawas, or spirit mediums, and amchi’s, who are practitioners of Tibetan Medicine. One of the first experiences of allopathic medicine was in 1963, during a terrible smallpox epidemic that threatened to ravage the people of the Everest area. Sir Edmund Hillary was on an Expedition, saw that people were starting to succumb to the
Instagram Spots in Everest Base Camp
Instagram Spots in Everest Base Camp
This stunning bird's eye view of the village of Dingboche (4,410 metres), taken from the viewpoint (5,050m) on the ridge of yak pasture above the village, offers a glimpse of the harsh living environment for the small settlements around Khumbu. Towered by majestic mountains and deep gorges, the region has very little grounds for farming and...
The Best Instagram Spots in Everest
Everest will always remain a stunning backdrop to that perfect Instagram shot, and with the region’s huge collection of classic panoramic views, the quest to find some of the most iconic photographable locations in Khumbu can be a mini adventure on its own. We follow Sjoerd, a travel photographer on Instagram, to show us some of his favourite shots from his recent sojourn to Khumbu. Let’s have a look!Dingboche
This stunning bird's eye view of the village of Dingboche (4,410 metres), taken from the viewpoint (5,050m) on the ridge of yak pasture above the village, offers a glimpse of the harsh living environment for the small settlements around Khumbu. Towered by majestic mountains and deep gorges, the region has very little grounds for farming and
Holy Mountain Of Khumbu
Holy Mountain Of Khumbu
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HOLY MOUNTAIN OF KHUMBU
Trekking to the Khumbu area is iconic because it’s the starting point of so many explorers climbing prolific mountains, and you’re walking in their footsteps. So it’s no surprise that with such a high energy place, there is a deity with equally as much power. Khumbila is a sacred mountain that overlooks the village of Khumjung, and stands at 5760 metres high, or 18,900 feet. It towers over the village of Khumjung, one of the more developed villages in the region, equipped with the Khunde Hospital. According to a story recounted by Susan Haydon in her book “Soundings in Tibetan Medicine”, a woman fell on a steep track and was unconscious for many days, around “Dumje” her husband went to go pray at Khumbila, the staff at the hospital went to go see the festival, and
Gear for your January Trek- the essentials!
Gear for your January Trek- the essentials!
First of all, we recommend Merino wool socks, because it keeps your feet so warm! It’s so much better than cotton socks, and it’ll also help in preventing blisters based on the sheer thickness of the material. Choose socks that go up your calf because you’ll appreciate that extra leg warmth.
Another great woolen item to have are thermals. They...
Khumbu in the winter doesn’t have to be brutal if you have the right trekking gear for January. The trick is all in the layering.
You’ll want to be super warm in the mornings and evenings, but to avoid sweating profusely, you also need to have the option to remove layers and keep them in your day bag. Down below we’ll go through a step-by-step on certain clothing hacks to optimise your January Gear and keep yourself cosy above 4,000 meters.
First of all, we recommend Merino wool socks, because it keeps your feet so warm! It’s so much better than cotton socks, and it’ll also help in preventing blisters based on the sheer thickness of the material. Choose socks that go up your calf because you’ll appreciate that extra leg warmth.
Another great woolen item to have are thermals. They
Five Things You Need To Buy In Kathmandu, That You Wouldn’t Think Of!
Five Things You Need To Buy In Kathmandu, That You Wouldn’t Think Of!
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Five Things You Need To Buy In Kathmandu, That You Wouldn’t Think Of!
The silver craftsmanship in Nepal is really something else, and luckily for you, we know a pretty good one! The shop is called “Millenium Craft”, right on top of “Cobra Bar” in Thamel. Don’t be fooled just because it’s on top of a dance bar, these guys export their silver world over. The silver isn’t branded yet so you get a true bargain, with intricately made bracelets, hairpieces, you name it! Plus, it’s such a great souvenir because of its longevity and aesthetic appeal, perfect as a thoughtful birthday present, maybe even personalizations are possible. Prescription glasses, we have an array of “designer” glasses and you can prescriptions at a fraction of the price you would at home. We’re not sure about sunglasses, but we
Comfort and Adventure – Two Adversaries That Complement Each Other
Comfort and Adventure – Two Adversaries That Complement Each Other
Modern travelers’ journey is now very different than it used to be as they bring with them the culture of social media and the thrills of instant gratifications and recognition via social networks....
Comfort and Adventure – Two Adversaries That Complement Each Other
Everest is observing a welcome surge in tourism as more travelers are willing to leave behind their comfort zone in pursuit of adventures and lifelong memories, stored and shared perfectly within the vortex of social media. The advent of technology and the social network has brought a profound impact in the Himalayas but this influx of “over-tourism” however, has contributed to steep competitions among the industry professionals, which as always, is directly countered with a reduction in prices and with poor service standards.Modern travelers’ journey is now very different than it used to be as they bring with them the culture of social media and the thrills of instant gratifications and recognition via social networks.
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