Thame Luxury Trek
Trip Overview
Thame is a small Sherpa village located west to Namche Bazaar. This village is quite famous for being home to most of the popular Sherpa climbers who hold the world record. Yes, this village is the home to Ang Rita Sherpa who summitted Mt. Everest 10 times without oxygen and also home to Kami Rita Sherpa who has summited Mt. Everest already 24 times as on May 2019 and no one has been able to break his record till date.
The monastery located in Thame is one of the most popular monasteries in the Everest Region which shares equal importance, unlike the Tengboche Monastery. This monastery is one of the oldest monasteries in the Khumbu region and is famous for the Mani Rimdu Festival.
Highlights
- Visit the home village of most record holding Sherpa Climbers.
- Overnight stays at luxury mountain lodges with great hospitality.
- Magnificent views of the Himalayas.
- Visit one of the oldest and popular monasteries of the region.
Itinerary
Commencing this trip
The trekking plan starts with a short flight to Lukla, which is also known as the gateway to the Everest. You will walk the route towards the Everest Base Camp until you reach Namche. After your Namche stay, you will then visit the Thame village and witness the beauty of the Thame Monastery. Return back to Lukla via Namche and Monjo to catch return flight back to Kathmandu.
Best time to do this trip
As this is a luxury trip with luxury stays overnight, you are recommended to book this trip at least 6 months prior to your travel dates. Earlier the better since YMH lodges have got very limited rooms at every destination and booking this property late will make the rooms fully booked before our requests are placed.
For clear weather, this trip is recommended to be commenced between March-Mid June for Spring and from last week of September to mid- December for Autumn. These lodges remain overbooked during peak season time but if you plan out this trip soon with adequate time advance then you will be lucky to have rooms in each property of YMH lodges.