Family adventure holiday Mount Everest : Himalayan Smile Treks

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Family Adventure Holiday to Mount Everest: Unforgettable Memories: Himalayan Smile Treks




















Have you ever considered that Mount Everest could provide a once-in-a-lifetime family adventure? More than just walking around, a journey around Mount Everest will serve as the binding factor that will tie your family closer while also having them experience the natural and cultural wonders presented by the Himalayas.

At Himalayan Smile Treks, we pride ourselves on providing safe, enriching, and fun-filled trekking holidays for families. The family adventure holiday to Mount Everest is designed such that the walking periods are easy, the overnight placements are gorgeous, and one gets ample time to explore the basics of Sherpa culture and Buddhist heritage at a painless pace comfortable for both children and grown-ups.

Your family will have a chance to walk along warm, smiling Sherpa villages such as Phakding, Namche Bazaar, and Khumjung while hearing tales passed down from generation to generation. Along this journey, you will also come across old monasteries like the famous Tengboche Monastery, where prayer flags flutter towards the mountain wind and the chants emanating from the monks bring about an atmosphere of calm. 

Standing atop the vista of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, and many more towering peaks, every trail seems an adventure for all, while every evening creates a memory for everybody, from the young ones to the grown-ups, whether spotting Himalayan wildlife or having a warm cup of tea at one of those cozy little lodges. This is a perfect balance that completes the adventure with fun. 

Himalayan Smile Treks has expert guides experienced in working with children, and they plan itineraries that keep you

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