Challenging high-altitude expeditions through snow-covered terrain for seasoned trekkers and mountaineers.

Unique opportunities to see rare wildlife like snow leopards and Himalayan Tahr in their natural habitats.

A high-altitude trail running event, one of the world's most challenging marathons, starting at Everest Base Camp.

Adventure enthusiasts climb frozen waterfalls, popular in winter months when temperatures are low enough to freeze the water.

The trekking season resumes with warmer weather, showcasing blooming rhododendrons and other flowers along the trails.

Visitors join wellness retreats in the serene setting of the Himalayas, offering rejuvenation through yoga and meditation.

Celebrations at monasteries like Tengboche, marking the birth, enlightenment, and death of Buddha with prayers and rituals.

Mountaineers attempt to summit Everest and other significant peaks as the weather becomes favorable.

A celebration marking the anniversary of the first successful ascent of Everest by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay in 1953.

A great time to observe migratory birds as they return to the Himalayas for the summer season.

The landscape turns lush with greenery, and local cultural festivals like Dumji and Mani Rimdu take place in Sherpa villages.

Less crowded trails during the monsoon for trekkers looking for more solitude and dramatic mountain scenery.

For adventurous travelers, guided biking and climbing expeditions are available in the region.

Celebrations of the Sherpa communities’ harvest, with traditional dances, food, and ceremonies.

Performances and rituals highlighting Sherpa traditions, often part of the harvest festivities.

Clear skies and optimal weather for trekking, offering the best views of the Himalayas.

Local villages celebrate with feasts and cultural performances, marking the end of the harvest season.

A colorful Buddhist festival at Tengboche Monastery, featuring masked dances and traditional rituals that symbolize the victory of Buddhism over the Bon religion.

With ideal weather conditions, the region sees an influx of trekkers and climbers aiming to conquer the peaks.

A multi-day ultra-trail running event through the challenging terrain of the Everest region.

Opportunities for photographers to capture stunning mountain landscapes, wildlife, and cultural life in the Everest region.

Activities like skiing and snowshoeing become available, offering a different experience for adventurers during the colder months.

Festivities in the lodges and tea houses for tourists, with traditional Sherpa hospitality intertwined with global holiday traditions.