Dingboche is a Sherpa village in northeastern Khumbu region of Nepal. The population of the town is approximately 200 according to a census conducted in 2011. The altitude of 4410 makes it attractive to visitors. It is a famous stop for climbers & trekkers who are heading to Imja Tse, Mt. Everest or Ama Dablam.

Many tourists spent at least 2 nights in Dingboche village for adjustment with the local environment. Villagers reliance is generally on the tourists with lodging and tenting areas and facilities in most of the Dingboche. The Imja River can be seen flowing in the east of this village. A helipad is constructed on the west of the Imja River for rescuing the trekkers in times of urgency. An internet cafe using the world's highest billiard parlors and satellite technology is also located in Dingboche. Kilometers of the stone wall in Dingboche erected using the stones of various sizes is a fine attraction. Cool and rainy climate during summer while dry and cold winters are affected by the monsoon.

Spring and Autumn seasons are ideal for the trekkers as the temperature and visibility would be very good during these months. Trekking can be done during winter but most of the accommodation places remain closed. So it is not highly recommended to do hiking during the winter season. However, a large number of ambitious trekkers come here round the year to enjoy the beauty and test their hiking capabilities.