Trekking in Himalaya or  Mount Everest Trekking – the highest mountain on earth – dominates the landscape and shapes the cultures and beliefs in the Himalayas. For the ultimate challenge, a Mount Everest holiday has no equal.
Part of the Himalaya mountain range running along the border of Nepal and Tibet, this majestic mountain takes its name from Sir George Everest, Surveyor General of India, who in 1841 first recorded the location of Everest. It was subsequently named Peak XV, but in 1865 it was renamed Mount Everest to honor Sir George. In Nepali it is named “Sagarmatha” and in Tibetan “Chomolungma.”

Since it was first climbed in 1953 by Tenzing Sherpa and Edmund Hillary, Everest has been a beacon for people wanting the ultimate challenge combating the tough altitude and Khumbu Icefall.

If climbing the summit is not quite your cup of tea, you may want to trek to Base Camp, view it from a distance, or view it from a mountain flight. Either way you will never forget it.

Everest Himalayas Trek is designed to get you really close-up to the mother of all peaks Mt. Everest, the highest peak in the world. 18days of trekking trip, climb to  kalapather best view of Mt Everest, and  approach to base camp, we recommend it for those who like a challenge.

Trekking Highlights

Time for Nepal Total: 18 Days
Trekking duration: 14 days
Trekking Detination: Kalapather and Everest Base camp.
Starting: Lukla
Ending: Lukla
Grade: Mediam/hard
Mode of trek: Tea house/camping
Maximum Altitude: 5545m.
Group size: 1+