The Everest region in Nepal is the mecca for trekking and climbing. Adventurers around the globe wish to go on Everest Trekking at least once in a lifetime. Trekking in Everest is a famous adventure destination.
The Everest region displays unique biodiversity and big, rugged mountains, including Mt. Everest. The quaint Sherpa settlements and their Tibetan Buddhist heritage add extra attractions. The Himalayas, including Mt. Everest, Cho Oyu (8201m), Lhotse (8516 m), Nuptse (7861 m), Pumo Ri (7165 m), Ama Dablam (6856 m), and Lingtren (6749 m), are scattered across the region. Above all, the mountain views genuinely captivate the hearts and souls of the trekkers.
Everest Base Camp Trek is the first and foremost destination on Everest. This classic Everest trekking begins from Lukla and advances through the Sagarmatha National Park. It passes through many settlements to reach the Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar. Similarly, Everest Three Pass Trek and Everest Circuit Trek are challenging yet popular tea house treks. Everest Three Pass Trek crosses three high passes, namely, Renjo La (5360m), Cho La (5420m), and Kongma La (5535m). The Everest Circuit Trek traverses over the challenging Cho La Pass. We stayed at a tea house during most of the trek on the Everest route. Camping tent to stay on the climbing duration of peak climbing expedition.
Mount Everest is more than the most famous and highest mountain on earth. Millions of trekkers have left their footprints. This is your time.
The spring and autumn seasons are the best for trekking in Everest and the best time to enjoy the region beauty. Spring (March to May) welcomes fresh greenery and wildlife along the hiking trails, while autumn (September to November) offers a clear sky.
Trekkers must consider one crucial factor when starting to trek in the Everest region. The flight schedule to Lukla Airport is as follows: Most Everest trekking routes begin with a flight to Lukla. Kathmandu airport gets considerably busy, and there is less chance of getting a flight on time. Instead, we fly from Ramechhap Airport to Lukla. This ensures the flight and trek itinerary goes as planned. However, since the airport is at a high altitude, flights are prone to delays and cancellations due to sudden weather changes. We recommend having an extra day to deal with such situations.
