Everest Journey Through Your Eyes

Imagine standing in front of the mighty Everest, the highest mountain in the world. As you look up, its snow-covered peak touches the sky, standing tall at 8,848.86 meters (29,031.7 feet). The air is crisp and cold, and the wind carries the sound of fluttering prayer flags from nearby monasteries.

Surrounding Everest are other majestic peaks like Lhotse (8,516 m), Makalu (8,485 m), and Cho Oyu (8,188 m), creating a breathtaking panorama of the Himalayas. The Khumbu Glacier stretches below, sparkling under the sunlight, while yaks and trekkers slowly make their way along the rugged trails.

Everest, also known as Sagarmatha in Nepal and Chomolungma in Tibet, is the ultimate challenge for climbers. Reaching its summit is possible, but only with great preparation, experience, and determination. Every year, mountaineers from around the world take on this adventure, pushing their limits to stand on the top of the world.

As you see Everest through your eyes, you realize it is more than just a mountain—it is a symbol of adventure, courage, and the incredible beauty of nature.

Everest trekking, or trekking in the Everest region, is very popular among trekkers of all kinds. From amateur to highly trained trekkers, this trekking route gives thrills to everyone. It's one of the most admired destinations, and if you choose a walking trail, it takes either a walk for 10 days or a flight to Lukla, where flights are quite unreliable. Everest Trekking is famous not only because of Mt. Everest but also because of the tiny Sherpa villages and the beautiful old monasteries we can find. The main thing of this Everest trekking is to reach Everest Base Camp at a height of about 5340 meters. However, almost all trekkers climb up Kala Pattar to capture the spectacular view of Everest. And mark my words, it would be the most unforgettable moment in your Everest trekking.

However, there is a possibility of altitude sickness, which could cause a trekker to have a very hard time, so trekkers should be prepared beforehand and should have done all the medical checkups if they're planning an Everest trek. However, if in case you cannot go to higher altitudes due to altitude sickness, you can still go to Namche Bazaar, the administrative headquarters of the Khumbu region; Khumjung or Thame, more typical Sherpa villages; or Tengboche Monastery. From Tengboche, you will have an excellent view of Everest and its more spectacular views of Ama Dablam (6856 meters).

The best time for Everest trekking is the beginning of March to the end of May and the beginning of September to the end of December. You can choose the details of itineraries and make amends or changes as per your desire and holidays.