At 8,849 metres, Everest rises above the Khumbu, where glacier trails and Sherpa villages frame one of the world’s most remarkable mountain journeys.
Kanchenjunga’s immense ridges tower over eastern Nepal, rewarding trekkers with quiet trails, remote valleys, and sweeping views of the world’s third-highest peak.
Lhotse shares Everest’s dramatic skyline, its steep, icy face catching the light above the high camps and glaciers of the Khumbu.
From Makalu’s sharp summit to Annapurna’s vast mountain range, Nepal’s high peaks offer landscapes shaped by altitude, weather, and enduring local traditions.