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Since our first treks in Nepal in 1969, Mountain Travel Sobek has worked closely with Himalayan communities by building strong relationships with local guides. We are also proud supporters of the American Himalayan Foundation which brings shelter, safety, education, health, and opportunity to people across the Himalaya.

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Your Guides

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The best people to immerse you in a destination are the ones who live there, which is why we feature local Adventure Guides on our trips. Here are a few that you might meet on this adventure.

Pranoy R.

Pranoy was born in Nepal, studied in Darjeeling, India, and has always been a travel enthusiast. Since 1999, he has led numerous treks and tours to Nepal, Tibet and India, and has enormous experience in the field. Pranoy successfully completed his basic mountaineering course at the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute of Darjeeling with grade 'A' certificate and is trained in wilderness medicine. In addition to being fluent in English, Nepali, and Hindi, he speaks basic Tibetan and Chinese. Pranoy is very keen on birds, plants, and flowers, and he looks forward to sharing his knowledge with you on the trek.

Binoy R.

Raised in the Himalayas and schooled in Darjeeling, Binoy has always been passionate about trekking and mountaineering. In addition to being a top guide on MT Sobek’s Everest Base Camp and Everest Lodge to Lodge adventures, he has undertaken an Advance Mountaineering Course from the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute in Darjeeling and is well-versed in Wilderness First Aid. Binoy has climbed many peaks in the Nepal and Sikkim Himalaya, and enjoys studying the region’s flora and fauna. Above all, he is eager to share the wonders of his home country with you.

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Accommodations

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Scenic and comfortable mountain accommodations in Nepalese inns and lodges, plus two nights at Kathmandu's comfortable Yak & Yeti Hotel.

Everest Summit Lodge-Monjo

Comfortable Hotel

Rest in comfort at the Everest Summit Lodge in picturesque Monjo. The setting is spectacular, overlooking the village and the narrow Dudh Kosi Valley, and with the dreamlike backdrop of magnificent Thamserku rising high up behind the lodge. Hot tea and warm staff help every guest feel welcome.

Everest Summit Lodge—Tashinga

Comfortable Hotel

Situated amidst pine forests overlooking the Dudh Kosi Valley, the Tashinga Lodge offers breathtaking views of Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Tawoche, and Khumbila. Comfortable rooms and local hospitality make for a wonderful stay at one of the most beautiful locations along your trek.

Hotel Namche

Comfortable Hotel

Travelers boast about the location (not uphill!) and the kind staff of this simple but comfortable lodging in the heart of Namche Bazaar. Guests can enjoy the restaurant, bar, and outdoor patio. Most rooms have electric blankets, private bathrooms, and hot showers — welcome comforts in the chilly Khumbu region.

Namgyal Lodge-Machermo

Rustic Lodging

Set in a lovely courtyard appointed with prayer flags, this better-than-basic lodge exudes warmth from its stone walls, ample blankets, and affable staff. Varied, tasty meals are served in the bright, cozy dining room, and guests can enjoy hot water for sponge baths morning and evening.

Yeti Inn-Dole

Rustic Lodging

On the northern side of the stream that bisects the village of Dole, the vast Yeti Inn offers large gardens and a genuine trekking-lodge feel in a lovely pastoral setting. It's a place of comfort and camaraderie, and many trekkers hang out here to acclimatize en route from Phortse to Machermo.

Riverside Lodge

Rustic Lodging

The Riverside Lodge is nestled in a small hamlet surrounded by juniper and rhododendron trees. Listen to the babbling river while relaxing by the fire in the dining area or in your comfortable room. Shared bathrooms and showers.

The Soaltee Kathmandu

Comfortable Hotel

A modern hotel with elegant style, the Soaltee Kathmandu is a 5-star Deluxe hotel surrounded by lush gardens and views of the majestic Himalaya mountains. The hotel features well-appointed rooms with modern amenities and traditional touches. Guests can relax by the outdoor pool or unwind with a massage at the spa. The restaurants showcase a diverse range of culinary delights with both local and international flavors.

Renjo Pass Support Lodge

Rustic Lodging

Nestled at the foot of the Himalayas, Renjo Pass Support Lodge offers a neat row of clean basic rooms with attached toilets. Hot showers are also available. There is a cozy stove-heated dining room with hearty food to fuel up for the next hike, and a small shop.