After a short scenic mountain flight from Kathmandu to Lukla(2,800m/9,184ft), the bold stride moves ahead towards a beautifully crafted Himalayan town which is nestled along the crescent shaped hill slopes, Namche bazaar. "Hall of fame" gallery of Sherpas who submitted Everest, Photos of Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay (first climbers to reach at the peak) of Sherpa Museum at Namche Bazaar and due many other significant things, this place is considered as the administrative centre and historical capital of the Khumbu region.
This trekking route has many exciting climbs such as Gokyo Ri (5,483m/17,984ft), Cho La pass (5,368m/17,607ft), Everest Base Camp(EBC) (5,380m/17,646ft) and Kalapathar (5,545m/18,187ft) where the Himalayas secrets are crystalline. The travelers get to come across the beautiful Gokyo valley, viewing the grand Ngozumpa glacier which is the biggest glacier in Nepal and the magnificent view of Gokyo Lake (4,750m/15,580ft), the highest freshwater lake system in Nepal. The kalapatthar offers a delightful view icefalls and glaciers of Mahalangur Himalayan range which comprises of four major peaks above 8,000m - Mt. Everest, (8,848m), Mt. ChoOyu (8,210m), Mt Lhotse (8,516m) and Mt Makalu (8,485m) and many other captivating monutains above 6,000 meters. Each point uncovers the beauty of mountains in every aspect.
Travelling through the Himalaya of the Khumbu region not only comprises of the mystic mountains, lakes and artistic village but also carries the great signifance of culture, lifestyle of sherpas and monks, art and crafts, monuments, monasteries, habitat of many endangered birds and animals and admiring the real beauty of Himalayas that cannot be put into words. After all, the adventurous trek at the noble Himalayas makes people attached with the Khumbu Mountains throughout the lifetime that can never be put into words.