Everest Region Trek

Majorly known as the goddess of sky, Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world. Not only Mount Everest but the Everest region has been one of the major destinations for any trekking enthusiasts. 

Mount Everest is one of the major reasons that people from around the world are aware of Nepal. Although there are various other landmarks Mount Everest stands tall all the time. 

Trekking to the Everest region isn't easy for everyone. But agencies like Roving Nepal treks make the journey easier. From the toughness of the trek and other amenities to maintain Roving Nepal Treks tend to take care of everything. 

However, before jumping on the flight to Lukla, it is important to have an overview of the Everest region in general. From the best times to travel and highlights to things that should be considered, this blog will be important for readers.

Highlights of Everest region

• Highest mountain in the world.
• Mesmerizing flight to Lukla
• Majestic viewpoint at Kalapatthar
• Opportunity to view the biggest glacier Khumbu glacier
• Three great passes; Kongma-La, Cho-La, and Renjo La Pass

What to expect from Everest region trekking

The expectations from the Everest region might be different for different trekkers. What Roving Nepal Treks can assure is the fact that we will provide you service that will stay with you for a lifetime. 

Everest region is not only about the tallest mountain in the world. The culture, lifestyle, and the Sherpa, and Gurung people of the Everest region provide a different perspective to the trekkers. 

Along with Mount Everest climbers will also have an opportunity to embrace mountains like Lhotse, Makalu, etc. Along with that Kalapatthar is the major point that provides a brilliant view of Mount Everest. 

Through deep exploration, you will come through Khumjung village. This particular place also has the Sherpa museum which talks about the rich history of the place and also Sherpas in the history of trekking in Nepal. 

If you are part of Roving Nepal Treks we will arrange cultural welcome and dance programs which will help you to indulge well into the Sherpa culture and also feel welcomed. Sherpa habitation is different compared to other cultures. 

The stone houses and following the Buddhist culture will make you think about the value of culture at the highest point of the world. Every corner of the Everest region is invaluable but visiting every place is impossible. 

Therefore Roving Nepal Treks prepares itineraries in such a way that fellow climbers will not miss the most important parts of the Everest region. We try and customize the package based on situations as well. 

Preparations before actual trekking

No, this is not your casual Mardi Himal trek but it is much more than that. Having said that Everest region trekking demands a lot of dedication and training from the fellow trekkers. You will have to be mentally strong and physically agile. 

Tourists who are interested in being part of this journey are motivated to be physically fit. If you are unsure where to start come in contact with Roving Nepal treks and we will guide you through with ease. 

From proper discipline to early preparation and a better mindset you will be capable of completing the trek. Technically speaking walk 6-8 hours every day to get into the mindset. Also, join some exercise programs to get your body agile. 

Cycling, swimming, running, and aerobic workouts could be a better option. Not compulsory but if you can add yoga to your pre-training program, you will prepare your mental state to complete the overall trek. 

Mountains around the Everest region

It is understandable that when you have plans for the tallest mountain in the world, there are plenty of mountains that cover the overall trek.

Roving Nepal Treks confirms to all the readers that the essence of the Everest region is highlighted by the mountains that are present en route to Mount Everest. 

Eight major mountains are available during the trek. Mount Everest itself sits at the top. Mount Lhotse at an altitude of 8516m is also present in the trek. Mount Makalu at 8485m is also available. It is considered one of the tallest mountains to trek.

Moving along at 8188m we also have Mount Cho Oyu and Mount Nuptse at 7855m. The list doesn't end here with Mount Pumori and Mount Ama Dablam also standing at 7165m and 6812m respectively. 

The last recognisable mountain during the trek of Everest region is Mount Thamserku which is at an altitude of 6623m. Not only this there are plenty of other mountains which carry lesser value as well. 

Things to consider before trekking to the Everest region

Talking about things to consider before the Everest region trek is at the maximum level. However, you need not worry if your trekking agency is Roving Nepal Treks. We try and provide almost every facility to our guests with ease. 

But if you are trekking solo or in other ways let's dive into things that should be considered. First of all, you will need to acquire a TIMS card and a permit to enter Sagarmatha National Park. A total of 50$ will be spent during the time. 

During the Everest region trek, there is no proper information on how long it could take. So always try and pack in limited amounts and carry extra cash. Extra cash allows you to live longer and independently. 

Along with this try and carry some first-hand painkillers as you could have headaches issues with altitude sickness. As negative as it may sound try and welcome headaches while ascending as it is due to altitude sickness. 

Not only the Everest region but Roving Nepal Treks also moves around environmentally friendly practices so keep up with the mindset of reuse and recycle. Don't expect massive five-star hotels during the treks as well. 

Be habituated with the tea house lodges and try and understand and accept the Everest region in the most raw form possible. 

At Roving Nepal Treks we assure our guests that you will have an experience to share for a lifetime. So what is stopping you from picking up the phone and making the right decision?