The Everest region being the most popular trekking region in Nepal has amazed the world making it a most visited area of Nepal with its dramatic and striking landscape. The area is protected under Sagarmatha National park and is the land of the highest peak of the world, the Mt. Everest (8848m), Highland Sherpas and the Yeti. The national park is the home to huge wildlife including Red Pandas, snow leopard, musk deer, Himalayan Tahr, Marten, Pika (Himalayan mouse); more than 115 species of birds; high land plants like Juniper, silver fir, hemlock, pine, rhododendron, and alpine plants. Excellency in natural appearances has convinced UNESCO to list this area in the World Natural Heritage Site in 1979 A.D. Meantime, culture and tradition of Sherpas living in this region have even popularized the place to visit once in a lifetime.
The great attraction for those who love to challenge, explore and experience the high mountain range and for those who prefer adventure. The Everest region is situated between Kanchenjunga and Langtang national park. The region surpasses many other treks which lead us through the dense forests of rhododendron, lush vegetations, natural panorama and wide varieties of flora and fauna. Everest Region trekking takes you through wonderful Buddhist Sherpa villages and among some of the world’s most sublime peaks. Mostly, Everest summiteers that hold world records are from this region.
The trek starts with a thrilling 25 minutes flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, the gateway to Everest. The Everest region offers a different option for trekking to the expedition from short and moderate to challenging climbing and expeditions. The mostly used trekking route is Everest Base Camp Trek, Kalapatthar.