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Accommodation

Our lodge bedrooms are finished with a combination of traditional Khumbu and modern style with natural wood featuring extensively, for a warm cozy and relaxing feel. Each room has been designed with your total comfort in mind.

All bedrooms offer either king-size bed, twin-bedded or triple bedded accommodation. To ensure your complete comfort, we operate a no smoking policy throughout the hotel and also do not allow any pets. We have an electric mat in each bed and clean blanket to keep you warm. A thermos of hot boiled water is served in each room.

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Dining

Our dining room has wooden chair with mattress and table, decorated with flowers and with exclusive view of Namche Bazar. We can arrange setting for 40 people. We have a heater in dining room for our guest who can enjoy their mouth watering meal keeping themselves warm. We serve organic vegetables which are grown in our own green house.

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Know the Area

Namche Bazaar is a Gateway to Mount Everest and also known as Capital of Khumbu Valley. It is located within the Khumbu area at 3,440 metres (11,286 ft) Latitude : 27 48' 271'' Longitude : 86 42' 550'', populating the sides of a hill. Namche is the oldest trade centre for the Khumbu region. At the time of the 1991 Nepal census it had a population of 1647 people residing in 397 individual households.

West of Namche is Kongde Ri at 6,187 metres (20,299 ft) and to the east is Thamserku at 6,623 metres (21,729 ft). Namche has a permanent population of around 800. On Saturday mornings, a weekly market is held in the center of the village. People from all around the Namche area come to sell their wares, to locals and to visitors alike. The market usually starts around sunrise and begins to break up around 11 am. Also, there may be a daily Tibetan market where clothing and cheap Chinese consumer goods tend to be the main articles for sale. Tibetan merchants have traditionally come to the market by way of high passes through the Himalayas; however the Chinese currently disallow this passage. Namche Village has the air transport excess from Shyangboche Airstrip (3,750m / 12,303 ft). This airstrip is in use in the mornings when the weather conditions are more stable. Pilatus PC-6 Porter planes can be chartered to Lukla, a 5 minute flight.

A good acclimatisation walk from Namche Bazaar goes to Khumjung valley and Kunde Hospital. Khumjung Valley is situated near Mount Khumbila, 3970 metres from sea level. A monastery in Khumjung houses a purported Yeti scalp. This village has modern communications such as internet and mobile and landline phones.

Kunde Hospital has serves 8,000 people from Khumbu district. It is situated 3,840 metres above sea level and was founded by Sir Edmund Hillary in 1966. The hospital was funded and operated by The Himalayan Trust until 1976 and is now supported by the Sir Edmund Hillary Foundation. The resort is located just above the traditional village in an idyllic location. From here you can enjoy the panoramic views of the village and its soothing landscapes.

An extra day is ideally required to acclimatize, visit the Khunde Hospital and learn about the ethnic Sherpa Culture once you reach Namche.

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In-house Shop

Namche has a mini in-house shop by the bar. To promote local market we offer locally made products such as yak soap, jungle citronella trek kit which includes refreshing and uplifting liquid, moisturizing body balm, cleansing soap, massage oil, essential oil, liquid soap, herb sachets, hand & foot roller, scrubs etc. We also have Yeti Mountain Home’s flees vest and jacket on sale for those who wish to take a souvenir from Yeti Mountain Home. We offer a wide variety of cards.

Yeti Mountain Home is pleased to announce the opening of spas at our Lukla and Namche lodges. We are proud to be associated with Himalayan Healers, an interntaional award winning spa and massage group, founded on social principles.  Offering both Western modalities of Swedish and Deep Tissue massage and the Eastern techniques of Nepali and Ayurvedic treatments along with fresh fruit facials and body wraps, Himalayan Healers has something for everyone. With a highly professional service level and a team of internationally-trained therapists the Himalayan Healers spa is the perfect antidote for tired trekkers.

Himalayan Healers is the only project in the world that trains "Untouchables" in massage therapy. By providing 500 hours of professional massage therapy training for a group of people who have been considered too dirty to touch or to be touched by for the past 2,000+ years we are facilitating dramatic levels of personal and community healing and growth, while at the same time providing gainful employment for those of need. Rather than a charity, Himalayan Healers is a social entrepreneurship that is based upon business and market principles. By enjoying your massage treatments at Yeti Mountain Homes you are directly supporting our efforts to help those of the greatest need in Nepal. To learn more about our work please feel free to visit our website or to talk with your therapist at Yeti Mountain Homes.

Flight Service

We also provide flight service. We issue tickets to the guests who haven’t got their tickets. We also assist our guest in proponing or postponing their tickets to Kathmandu.