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Koshi Province, Nepal / Tibet, China
Mount Everest
The Mount Everest trek to Base Camp (EBC) is a 130 km, 14–16 day trek reaching 5,364 m, best done in spring or autumn.
16 days 5,364 mMar – Jun
Region · Tibet
Tibet
The high, remote north side
The Tibetan side of the Himalaya — Everest's north approach, Cho Oyu, Shishapangma. High-altitude desert, big logistics, and strict permits.
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Trek documented
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Beginner routes
Mar – Jun
Peak season
Required
Permits
The high, remote north side
Why trek in Tibet?
Tibet is the high, remote north side of the Himalaya, a vast high altitude desert of turquoise lakes, monasteries and the north approaches to Everest, Cho Oyu and Shishapangma. Big logistics and strict, guide only permits are the price of admission to some of the most austere and spiritual trekking terrain on Earth.
Frequently Asked Questions
TrekYatra documents 1 trek across Tibet, each with a detailed route breakdown, permits, cost estimates, and live trail conditions.
When to trek in Tibet
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Mount Everest
Mar – Jun
Peak trekking months vary by altitude and route. Always check current conditions before departing.
Getting there
Logistics & access points
Lhasa
Entry hub — flights/train via mainland China; Tibet Travel Permit mandatory.
Kathmandu (overland)
Gyirong border crossing into Tibet — group visa required.
Tingri
Staging town for the Everest north base camp approach.
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