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  • GHT Upper Trail, Full Traverse GHT Upper Trail, Full Traverse

    Section : Annapurna & Mustang, Dolpa, Everest & Rolwaling, Humla, Kanchenjunga, Langtang & Helambu, Makalu Barun, Manaslu & Ganesh, Rara & Jumla
    Days trekking : 156
    Season : Spring and Autumn
    Max. Altitude: 6146 m
    Difficulty : Strenuous
    Start: Taplejung
    Finish: Hilsa
    Permits Needed: Trekking Permits, TIMS, etc
    Type : Camping and few tea-houses and homestays

  • Everest Base Camp Trek Everest Base Camp Trek

    Section : Everest & Rolwaling
    Days trekking : 17
    Season : Spring-Autumn
    Max. Altitude: 5550 m
    Difficulty : Moderate
    Start: Lukla
    Finish: Lukla
    Permits Needed: TIMS
    Type : Teahouse

  • GHT Rolwaling Section, Lower Trail GHT Rolwaling Section, Lower Trail

    Section : Everest & Rolwaling
    Days trekking : 6
    Max. Altitude: 3310 m
    Difficulty : moderate
    Permits Needed: TIMS
    Type : Teahouse/homestay/Camping (it is recommended to take a tent)

  • GHT Everest Section (Solukhumbu), Lower Trail GHT Everest Section (Solukhumbu), Lower Trail

    Section : Everest & Rolwaling
    Days trekking : 9/11/14
    Max. Altitude: 3532 m
    Difficulty : moderate
    Permits Needed: : TIMS, Entrance Makalu Barun National Park, Entrance Gaurishankar Conservation Area Project
    Type : Teahouse/Camping (with a small group (max 8 pax) this trek can be completely done as a teahouse trek)

  • GHT Lower Trail, Full Traverse GHT Lower Trail, Full Traverse

    Section : Annapurna & Mustang, Dolpa, Everest & Rolwaling, Kanchenjunga, Langtang & Helambu, Makalu Barun, Manaslu & Ganesh, Rara & Jumla, The Far West Nepal
    Days trekking : 92
    Season : All seasons
    Max. Altitude: 4519 m
    Difficulty : Moderate
    Start: Simhalila Bhanjyang
    Finish: Darchula
    Permits Needed: Trekking permit Dolpa, TIMS, ACAP
    Type : Teahouse/homestay/Camping (it is needed to take a tent)

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    Fast Facts

    • Everest is also known as Sagarmatha in Nepal and Chomolungma in Tibet; the Everest region is known locally as the Khumbu
    • Its home to three of the highest peaks in the world: Everest 8848m; Lhotse, 4th highest at 8516m; and Cho Oyu, 6th highest at 8201m
    • The Sherpa people of the Khumbu are so closely associated with the trekking business that the name Sherpa is also given to a specific role on a trekking team
    • Rolwaling Himal is home to Tamang, Sherpa, eastern Gurung and the indigenous Thami people
    • While Rolwaling Himal has no formally protected areas it is rich in plant and bird species and wildlife including red panda, black bear and leopard cat!
    • Buddhist culture in the Khumbu, while Rolwaling Himal offers the chance to learn about how Hinduism, Buddhism and Shamanism have blended together over time