Everest Trekking

As the main approach route to Mt Everest (Sagarmatha), the Solukhumbu region has an almost mystical status in the world of trekking. The two-week climb to Everest Base Camp is perhaps the world’s most famous trek, and tens of thousands of trekkers tackle the route every year for grandstand views of the world’s highest mountain and its even more dramatic neighbours, Lhotse and Nuptse.

The Everest Region Nepal is more than just trekking, it is a milestone in anyone’s life; and some have even described the experience as a journey close to Nirvana.

Talking more about the Everest region it holds some of the largest mountains of the world, including Mt. Everest (8,848 m), Mt. Lhotse (8,516 m), Mt. Makalu (8,481 m), and Mt. Cho Oyu (8,201 m). With all these high mountains there are numerous snow-capped peaks situated here. Not only this, this region has the most stunning glaciers, challenging passes, picturesque valleys, pristine lakes, fine villages, dense forests, lovely rivers, untamed streams, and rich flora & fauna. Sagarmatha National Park is located in the Everest region, which is also part of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Everest region is more than Himalayan mountains and irresistible sceneries, it is home to the most famous Sherpas, and other ethnic communities like Rai, Magars, Limbu. The region is immensely rich in tradition & culture. People residing here are following the same practices for more than hundreds of years. You can find monasteries, small gompas, Chortens fastened with colorful prayer flag and mani-walls throughout the region.