Everest Region Trekking

Everest Region trekking is the easy way to explore the Highest Mountain Mount Everest (8848 meter), known as Sagarmatha in Nepali, Sherpa culture, Himalaya Flora and fauna, and mythical animal Yeti. The Everest region trekking lays in the Everest National Park which is nominated in the list of world heritage site by the UNESCO.

Everest National Park was established in 1976 by the government of Nepal to protect the snow Himalayas, Local culture, and Flora and Fauna. Mount Everest, Lhotse, Cho You, Thamaserku, Nuptse, Amadablam , Pumori, Islandpeak are the major Himalaya peaks of this area. During the Everest region trekking we approach at the base camp of these mountains.

Namchebajar, Khumjung and pangboche are the major Sherpa villages and monasteries of the Thame, KHumjung, Tengboche and Pangboche villages are really appreciable. Monastries are common gathering places to celebrate the religious festivals such as Dumje, Mane Rumdu. Sherpa are the major tribe of this region and they are Buddhist by religion.

Everest region trekking is the home of the red panda, snow leopard, musk deer, Himalaya tahr, and many other animals. We can get Nepali National bird Impeyan pheasant and other birds like snow cock, blood pheasant and red billed cough.

Fir, Juniper, birch, and rhododendron, Gurans in Nepali are the beautiful plants of this area.

The Everest region offers many trekking routes that are very popular in the world. The trek from Lukla to Kalapathar is very popular and provides spectacular views and Gokyo Lake trekking also very popular for lake and spectacular view. Rolbaling trekking offers the culture of the Sherpa as well as wildlife. There are some high passes worth crossing over for the trekkers. We have many trekking trails in the Everest region. You could select or ask for new and short routes for your convenient.

Trekking Style: In most of the trekking routes, we can get nice hotels and reastuarents. So we can make lodge or tea house trekking.