Seasonal Temperature Overview
Mount Everest, the crown jewel of the Himalayas, continues to captivate adventurers, trekkers, and dreamers from around the globe. Standing tall at 8,848 m / 29029 ft, Everest is not just a mountain but a symbol of human endurance and natural grandeur. The Everest region, also known as the Khumbu, offers a unique blend of breathtaking landscapes, rich Sherpa culture, and unparalleled trekking experiences. Whether you're planning to trek to Everest Base Camp, explore high-altitude trails, or simply soak in the majestic views, this guide will help you prepare for an unforgettable journey in 2025.
The Everest region is accessible via a scenic flight from Kathmandu (or Manthali) to Lukla, followed by a trek through picturesque Sherpa villages, ancient monasteries, and rugged terrain. The best time to visit is during the pre-monsoon (March to May) and post-monsoon (September to November) seasons, when the weather is clear, and the skies offer stunning views of the Himalayas. Along the way, trekkers can immerse themselves in the local culture, savor traditional Sherpa cuisine, and witness the spiritual significance of the region. From the bustling Namche Bazaar to the serene Tengboche Monastery, every step of the journey is filled with awe-inspiring moments.
Weather plays a huge role in trek safety, comfort, and preparation. This detailed temperature and climate guide provides monthly charts, seasonal insights, elevation-based breakdowns, and fully downloadable temperature resources to help you plan your trek with confidence.
1. How temperatures shift throughout the year
Below you’ll find monthly maximum and minimum temperature charts, including night temperatures at higher altitudes. These charts offer a clear view of what to expect during your travel month.
Temperature Chart
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2. Seasonal Breakdown
Below you’ll find monthly maximum and minimum temperature charts, including night temperatures at higher altitudes. These charts offer a clear view of what to expect during your travel month.
1. Autumn (September-November)
A perfect season for Nepal treks, autumn treks are known for comfortable temperatures, clear skies, and magnificent views. As some of the biggest festivals - Dashain, Tihar, Chhat- fall during this season, you will get to enjoy the festive mood.
2. Winter (December-February)
A perfect season for Nepal treks, autumn treks are known for comfortable temperatures, clear skies, and magnificent views. As some of the biggest festivals - Dashain, Tihar, Chhat- fall during this season, you will get to enjoy the festive mood.
3. Spring (March-May)
A perfect season for Nepal treks, autumn treks are known for comfortable temperatures, clear skies, and magnificent views. As some of the biggest festivals - Dashain, Tihar, Chhat- fall during this season, you will get to enjoy the festive mood.
3. Temperature by Elevation
Below you’ll find monthly maximum and minimum temperature charts, including night temperatures at higher altitudes. These charts offer a clear view of what to expect during your travel month.
A quick breakdown of monthly temperatures, wind conditions, and what they actually feel like on the trail. Listen before you pack.
- Average elevation (height) of the trek.
- Trekking routes features or conditions
- Total duration of trek and average walking per day in trek.
- Temperature range based on climate and weather conditions
- Acclimatization or rest day.
- General level of comfort, remoteness as well as level of service.
Safety Note
Cold weather increases the risks of altitude sickness, dehydration, and frostbite. Always follow weather updates, keep your body insulated, and avoid trekking during extreme storms or snowfall.