Everest (8848m), the SAGARMATHA or CHOMOLUNGMA is magic in itself. The region has gained its popularity in the name of trekking, expedition and peak climbing. The trekking route to the Everest Region penetrates through the highest wildlife reserve in the world, the Sagarmatha National Park (2845m -8848m. UNESCO listed the park in the list of World Heritage Site in 1979 due to its unique, natural, cultural and geological characteristics. It is a remarkable experience to trek in this region. Our trail follows the bank of the Dudh Koshi, climbing through the forests of rhododendron and pine. The trekking trail to the Everest region takes us to the foothills of the mightiest of the mountains in the world. En route, one traverses through rhododendron and pine forests, rivers, Sherpa villages and Buddhist Monasteries. The Himalayas are best seen on this trek. While trekking in this region, one has to pass through the Sherpa town, Namche Bazaar. Trekkers get a close view of the world's greatest mountains, Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Tawache and many other unnamed mountains and peaks from this small town. This area is also abundant with high-Alpine wildlife, which includes the Himalayan thar, musk deer and pikka (mouse hare). Some of the spectacular birds include the snow crow, snow pigeon and the Impeyan pheasant (Danfe).

The region is dominated by the people of Sherpa community. The people of this exotic region are hard-working and laborious. They are enjoying their daily life in the high Himalayas playing with the seasons of feasts and festivals, marked by dancing and general merry-making. The festivals are spread out through the full moon Days of May, June, July, August and November in different sections of the Himalayas. Cattle raring and tourism are the major occupations of the region.