Everest Region

The Everest region is an exotic journey to the world’s most spectacular mountain region that rewards trekkers with vibrant and non-stop views of Earth’s highest and most panoramic peaks. The region is blessed with a stunning array of landscapes, alpine meadows, lush forests, and myriads of gigantic mountain ranges. Notably, Mount Everest, the world’s tallest peak, lies uniquely in the Himalayas, straddling the border between Nepal and China. However, the most climbable and tourist-friendly part of the mountain lies in Nepal, where climbers and trekkers embark on the iconic routes leading to Everest Base Camp.

Everest trekking also gives travelers a unique cross-cultural privilege. The unique settlements of Sherpa tribe at the foothill of Himalaya and regal Buddhist monasteries along with profusion of alpine floral and faunal species, the entire region has been declared as UNSCEO world heritage site for its cultural and natural wonders. The massif Mount Everest resides at the border of Nepal and autonomous of China and is home to the world’s most adventurous and exotic trekking, hiking and mountaineering destination.

Trekking in Everest region is dream for every enthusiastic trekkers around the world. Everest trekking is more than just adventure and fun, it also displays the extravagances of natural beauty, provides endurance test to the trekkers and offers the exploration of cultural and bio-diversity along with ancient heritage and legacies. Moreover, dominating view of mountain ranges like Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Amadablam, Mt. Nuptse and multiple 8,000+ peaks are what trekkers expect to see throughout the trail to Everest region.

Probably the best destination for trekking in Nepal and around the world, Everest region trekking is repository of amazing location filled with rugged mountain terrain, incredible landscapes and mountain ranges. Be it alpine mountain lakes, base camp of Everest, high pass trekking or exotic trekking peaks, Everest region provides series of location for all kinds of trekkers.