Everest Region

In the 1920s, George Leigh Mallory cited "Because it is there" as his rationale for desiring to conquer Mount Everest. Nearly a century later, this response aptly elucidates the motivations of the countless trekkers who opt to journey through the Solu Khumbu to reach the base of the world's loftiest peak.

Everest stands as the most renowned pinnacle among a multitude of stunning mountains that grace valleys inhabited by people renowned for their universally acclaimed hospitality. Embarking on a trek to this realm of superlatives requires no justification.

Whether you refer to it as Mount Everest, Sagarmatha, or Chomolungma (the Mother Goddess of the World), it remains the ultimate aspiration for all those who harbor dreams of scaling mountains. Unsurprisingly, this expedition has evolved into the most sought-after trek in the Himalayas.

Magical Nepal offers the opportunity to reach Everest, catering to both budget-conscious adventurers and those seeking a more luxurious journey—the decision is entirely yours. Should you desire to escape the crowds, contemplate trekking to the North Face via Tibet. A road now extends all the way to the Rongbuk base camp at an altitude of 5182 meters. With proper acclimatization, you can even proceed to the Advanced Base Camp situated at 6492 meters.

Alternatively, if your heart yearns for untouched wilderness, accompany us to the East or Kangshung Face, a route less frequented yet profoundly challenging. Amid alpine meadows adorned with wildflowers, far from any throngs, you'll spend the majority of your time above 4000 meters and traverse the Karo La pass at 5300 meters. Along your journey, you'll encounter sacred lakes, glaciers, monasteries, and ancient fortresses.

Apart from witnessing Everest and its South Col from a rare vantage point, you'll also be treated to views of Makalu and Lhotse, alongside an array of other significant summits that guarantee an indelible experience.