Tengboche
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Tengboche
Prepare to be wowed as you trek up to the mountain-shrouded reaches of Tengboche. From here, with the howl of icy Himalayan winds, you'll be able to lay eyes on some of the highest summits on planet Earth: spiked Ama Dablam, cloud-gathering Thamserku, and – perhaps for the first time, if you're on the classic route to the Base Camp – the mighty Mount Everest itself.
Tengboche tour guides are available to reveal the secrets of the iconic Tengboche Monastery. The half-timbered, red and white facades herald one of the highest gompas of the Himalaya. You can witness blessing ceremonies every morning, a rite of passage for climbers on route to the surrounding summits. You can wander between white-painted pagodas and encounter 14th-century icons of mysterious Buddhist deities.
Trekking is the main reason folk flock to the town. It's not only on the path to Everest Base Camp but also the finale of the Sacred Sites Trail Project, which links a series of cultural heritage spots throughout the Khumbu region. It's also where you'll be able to join the Mani Rimdu festival in fall, a time to meditate and see traditional dances in the shadow of the soaring peaks.