Dingboche

Country: Nepal

Zone: Sagarmatha

District: Solukhumbu

Region: Khumbu

Elevation: 4410m

Coordinates: 27°53’N 86°49’E

Dingboche is situated in the Solukhumbu District of Nepal. It lies in the Sagarmatha Zone. It is a very beautiful place to visit. Dingboche a small village in the Khumbu region of North Nepal is one of the unspoiled and rare places where one can find the places really blessed by nature. It is Located at the altitude of 4410 meters above the sea level. Dingboche provides the beautiful view of the surrounding mountains like Nuptse, Lhotse, Thamserku, Imja Tse. And the most beautiful Mt Everest right in front of the eyes. Dingboche is much larger than Tengboche. It is a very popular Tourist spot for trekkers and those who are attempting to climb on the Mount Everest. The village offers simply incredible views. The village is heavily relying on Tourists, and there are a few good places to visit and other popular services.

The village relies heavily on Tourists with lodges and tenting areas comprising most of Dingboche. The Imja River flows directly east of the village. Dingboche is also famous for having a unique valley of Imja where stone walls are built using various stones of different sizes. These stones are piled over when required but can also be removed in order to plow the soil of this place. This is one of the unique characteristics of Dingboche that attracts every onlooker. These stones are removed in order to plow the soil and end up being piled one over the other creating kilometers of walls.

Dingboche provides the good view of Mount Everest. Dingboche is a popular stop for trekkers and climbers headed to Mount Everest and Imja Tse. It is a place where one can view the beautiful views and one can enjoy the beautiful nature. The place attracts many of the Tourists every year. Many of the tourists are attracted and visit the place and also enjoy in the beautiful views of mountains. But the village relies heavily on tourists with lodges and tenting areas comprising most of Dingboche. The Imja River flows directly east of the village.