Smithsonian MagazineJan 8Nepal’s Mountainside Teahouses Elevate the Experience for Trekkers Heading to the Top of the WorldComforting rest stops dot the trail for adventurers ascending Mera Peak, offering food, rest and a warm cup of the local brew20 things in this storyMera Peak trekking trailTrailMera Peak : SummitPost.org : Climbing, hiking, mountaineering…Solukhumbu districtNeighborhoodAs the name suggests, it consists of the sub-regions Solu and Khumbu.EverestSightMount Everest is the highest mountain on Earth above sea level.dal bhatRestaurantnational dish of lentil stew with rice, vegetablesmomosRestaurantdumplings served with spicy dipping saucerotiRestaurantthin unleavened flatbreadthukpaRestaurantthick noodle soupSolukhumbuNeighborhooddistrict home to many of country's tallest peakspo chaRestaurantthick, salty brew made of yak butter, tea, barleyRamailo DandaNeighborhoodvillage with a teahouse built by retired guideMera Riverside LodgeHotelteahouse perched on bluff beside riverLuklaSighttown with dangerous runway for flights into SolukhumbuEverest Base CampTrail64 miles northeast from Luklahighest teahouse in NepalSightat Mera's high camp, run by Sherpa cooksmani stonesSightcarved with prayers along trailsstupasSightdome-shaped Buddhist shrines along trailsHimalayan Lodge & CafeRestaurantin Khote, takes care of guests like familyPembadoma SherpaPlaceMingmakanchhiPlaceSherpa teaPlaceRead the full piece at Smithsonian Magazine →
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