Everest: A Trekker's Guide: Trekking routes in Nepal and Tibet (Cicerone International Trekking Guides) Paperback – February 15, 2012

A great book! We had a great time hiking from Lukla to the Everest Base Camp, without a guide, only by using this book. Very fine details and great timings!Disadvantages : The rates are a bit off dated (3 years past since the current edition), and there are a lot more places for accommodation at the moment.Five stars well deserved! *****

I felt this is a great resource with amazing detail of sights to see and reviews of hotels and restaurants. I took this book on my trek to Mt Everest base camp from Lukla and enjoyed referring to it frequently when in the towns we spent extra time. I was impressed that the author was able to gather so much local information including which trails to take and those to avoid.

I bought this as a Christmas present for someone who is doing an extended base camp trek later in the year.It barely left his hands all Christmas Day - and the fact that it's a Cicerone guide means that the seasoned mountain-man reader feels he can trust it.Lots of info on lots of trek routes and plenty of background info for those taking less usual routes.Full of pictures too - quite inspiring, it made me envious of his planned trip.

My wife has climbed snowden once and decided she wanted to do Everest 😂I bought this for her to plan her trip. Great book lots of interesting information, so good that my wife's decoded to do snowden a few times more rather than Everest

This book covers numerous trekking routes in the Everest region and I think suffers because it tries to include too many different options thus meaning the detail is short and it is confusing to work out exactly what trek one is following.I generally like the Cicerone guides but this one is not their best.

Excellent guide. I loved the detailing of places in between. Unlike other such book this book is not merely a book but a guide walking and talking with you all the way. Well done

Nice book. Good details.