Taboche, also known as Tawoche or Tobuche, is a mountain in the Khumbu region of the Himalayas, near Mount Everest, making it a popular destination for experienced mountaineers and trekkers seeking challenging climbs and stunning views. Accessibility is extremely limited due to its remote location and high altitude, requiring significant physical fitness and mountaineering experience. Solo climbs are generally not recommended due to the inherent risks; guided expeditions are highly advised for safety and logistical support. The climbing season typically runs from April to May and September to October, avoiding the monsoon and winter months. Costs for expeditions can be substantial, ranging from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars, depending on the level of support and guiding services. A typical expedition duration can last from a few weeks to over a month, including acclimatization periods. Trekkers often visit the Everest region and view Taboche from a distance, with Lobuche offering some of the best perspectives.