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The best area to stay in Thame is within the main village, particularly near the monastery, as this is where you'll find the primary guesthouses and amenities.Thame village is located in a valley, with its buildings clustered along a central path and up the hillside towards the Thame Monastery. It's a small, traditional Sherpa village, and the guesthouses are typically family-run, offering basic but comfortable accommodation. The main landmarks are the monastery itself and the gompa school.For trekkers, staying directly in Thame village is ideal. It serves as an important acclimatisation stop on routes to Renjo La Pass or before heading to Everest Base Camp via the Gokyo Lakes route.

The best time to go to Thame is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) months.These periods offer the most favourable weather conditions for trekking and exploring the region. Spring brings warmer temperatures and rhododendrons in bloom, making the trails colourful. Autumn is known for its clear skies and excellent visibility, providing stunning views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks. Both seasons generally have less rainfall compared to the monsoon period.For trekkers seeking a comfortable journey with minimal disruptions, these months are ideal. The trails are typically dry, and the temperatures are pleasant for walking during the day, though evenings can still be cool. This allows for a more relaxed and enjoyable experience of the magnificent landscapes and local culture.Travellers interested in a more secluded experience might consider late autumn or early spring, just outside the peak trekking weeks, though weather can be more unpredictable then.