Everest Sherpa villages trekking is a perfect adventure for people who like walking and getting into nature, culture, history, and the Pristine Himalayan way of life with incredible and magnificent panoramic mountains view. The trail to Everest Sherpa village trekking is stunning and there is plenty of time to acclimatize along the way. This tour begins through the classic Everest trail and visits almost every Sherpa village in Khumbu Region. Everest Sherpa villages trekking offers a wide range of mountains paradise, a unique taste of Sherpa culture and traditions at comfortable accommodations. The trekkers on this route experience challenge all about remote and comfort, normal and adventure trips, classics and legends, Nature, and culture. The excursion goes around each ancient historical picturesque village that provides lifetime rewarding experiences of the Himalayas. Everest Sherpa villages trekking is specially designed for family groups, children, cultural researchers, and mountain madness at lower altitude adaptor trekkers. The trekking starts the same as the EBC trekking from Lukla – Namche. There are two major Rivers Dudhkoshi and Bhote Koshi civilizational outline alley in the Khumbu region. Both rivers are conjoint in Dovan 600 meters below Namche bazaar. Khumbu Sherpa civilizations are always stitched just surrounding these two Rivers. Namche will be the center point of the trek while it follows a clockwise trek. The legendary Thame Valley lies towards Bhote Koshi River on the left of Namche and ancient historical Khumjung, Phortse, and pangboche villages lie towards Dudhkoshi River on the right of Namche Bazzar.
Khumbu Sherpa village trekking passes through Yak pasture, the terraced alpine agricultural field, Stupas, a school, a health Centre, a Monastery, and high passes of the 4000-meter hill. Daily walking will be around five to seven hours of ascending and descending at inclining alpine land and trekking will be ending at Lukla airport.
We commence our trek to Namche Bazaar through the Dudh Koshi gorge. There are so many suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi River. A long zigzag trail leads us through Banker, Monjo to Jorsalle the check post of Sagarmatha national park. Thamserku, Kusumgaru, and Kwongde Mountain are visible, and the Khumbila peak is standing over the Namche Bazaar. We follow a short walk along the riverbed of this V-shaped valley where the Dudh Koshi River comes from the right and the Bhote Koshi River comes from the left. The conjoint point is called Dovan with a very high suspension bridge. Now we begin steep ascending to Namche Bazar. We make a quick stoppage just over the shoulder. From there you will have an excellent view of Everest (8848m) and Lhotse (8516m.)Then it takes approximately 45 minutes of uphill walking to arrive at Namche Bazaar, overnight at a nice hotel – 5 hours
Begin your trekking after breakfast. The trail follows the legendary or historical alley or Bhotekoshi River valley of the Sherpa ethnic group that migrated from Tibet over 800 years ago. The trail passes through the alpine forest, Thamo village, and Samden typical Sherpa village. Cross the Bhotekoshi River over the suspension bridge and half an hour of ascent walking reach to ancient historic Thame village. This is known as the village of legendary climbers Tenzing Norgay and Guianese record holders such as Appa Sherpa, Angrita Sherpa, Angkami Sherpa, Pasangkami Sherpa, etc... Overnight at a nice hotel. - 6 hours
