NAMCHE BAZAAR

Namche Bazaar (3440m) is the informal capital of the Khumbu locale of Nepal, and is a noteworthy stop-off point for trekkers and climbers heading for Mount Everest base camp.

The town is situated on bow molded mountain slants that offer staggering perspectives of the mountains over the valley. It is an exhausting 3 to 4 hour move up from the waterway to Namche, and at 3,500 meters, it is conceivable to endure height disorder here. In this manner, it is prudent to spend no less than two evenings in the town to adapt.

Atmosphere of Namche - 

The winters are icy and dry, while summers are warm, however portrayed by persevering fog, thus the stupendous mountain tops regularly lost from perspective. The best time to visit the range is from mid-September to mid-November when it is still not very icy and the air is at its most perfect, bearing completely clear perspectives of the mountain landscape. The Spring is likewise a decent time to visit Namche, however because of the higher extent of dust noticeable all around, the mountain sees do not have the clarity of the Fall.

PLACES IN NAMCHE:

1. Sagarmatha National Park Visitor's Center: 

  It is situated at the top end of the town off the Tengboche trail (right half of town when turning upward). Offers data on the natural life of the territory. There are some fascinating photos.

2. Historical center of Sherpa Life: 

It is situated over the town off the Tengboche trail. A prologue to Sherpa society and the fauna and greenery of the locale -

3. Exhibition hall of nearby therapeutic plants and Tibetan natural solution at the Healing Center (see the Stay solid segment). Offers a presentation into the universe of Tibetan solution through publications and curios. It likewise has a little blessing shop, the benefit from which keep up the center up stairs.

4. Namche Library:

A little library with a major heart - great choice of English books, however they can't be removed the premises.

5. Namche Monastery: 

 It is situated off the Thame trail (left half of town when turning upward). A little religious community in the Nyingma convention of Tibetan Buddhism. It has charming yard and some customary frescoes on mass of the principle sanctuary.

Beside these you can observe:

Namche market. 

 - As the name of the town recommends, Namche Bazaar has a business sector. Each Saturday morning, Sherpas from the encompassing valleys spread out their horticultural items and electronic merchandise conveyed from Kathmandu ashore over the fundamental way into town. While the products themselves may not enthusiasm to voyagers, the business sector itself is absolutely worth meandering around and is a decent place to get some gift shots of "Khumbu life". Look at the ýak "stopping territory" over the business sector - however don't get excessively close. Yaks are famously surly.

Dumjee Festival. 

-In June (lunar date-book fifth month 9-17), Namche holds a yearly celebration called dumjee (entirely the towns in Khumbu commend this occasion, yet the merriments in Namche are the most amazing). The celebration commends the accomplishments of a profoundly regarded Sherpa lama, keeping in mind the initial few days are fairly curbed with simply neighborhood families going to each other for sustenance and stimulation, the last few days are a boistorous undertaking held at the Namche Monastery. The functions are directed by the incarnate lama of Tengboche Monastery and incorporate hillarious lama moves, conventional Sherpa moves and a start service.