Is Everest in Nepal? This is the most asked question about Mt Everest. Still, many people in the world are unknown where Mt Everest is located. While some people know Mt Everest as the tallest mountain. In this blog, we are going to discuss frequently asked question-related to Mt Everest, Nepal, Himalaya, Sherpa, Trekking in the Himalayas, Everest Expedition etc. Since the first successful ascent, people around the world are coming to explore it either by summiting or by watching which is Everest in Nepal.

Mt Everest 8848m/29029ft is the tallest mountain in the world which is located in Nepal bordering with China. The major part of the Mt Everest is located in Nepal and the best view of it also can be seen from Nepal. In 1953 May 29, the day when human put their feet on the summit of Mt Everest became a global news. At the same time Nepal opened its door to a foreigner and in the other hand, Tibet was closed. Since many climber and adventure veteran enthusiast are coming to Nepal to relieve their hunger of adventure.

Introduction to Everest region

Sagarmatha is the Nepali name for Mt Everest whereas Tibetan calls it Chomolungma which means ‘mother of Earth’. The government of Nepal declared Everest region as a Sagarmatha National Park in 1976 AD with the area of 1148 Sq Km. which includes the upper Khumbu valley and some lower part. This national park is home to many floras and fauna as well as home to indigenous Sherpa of this region. There is three mountain over eight thousand meters. Not only the high mountain also it is home to several exotic peaks which are being climbing hub among climber. The lower part of Everest region is also beautiful with a blessing of lush green forest, flossy milky river, some high hills, and a small terrace where people grow the grain. The lower region is a buffer zone. It is home to several different ethnic groups of people. The upper part of Everest region is inhabited by Sherpa whereas Rai, Brahmin, Chettri, Magar lives in the lower part.

Exploring Mt Everest

Exploring Mt Everest has become way easier than before. Modern technology and new infrastructure made it reliable. It depends how you want to explore it either by climbing or by trekking to the nearest possible distance. Even it’s possible to explore without having any physical effort. Everest flight and Helicopter tour are widely available nowadays with a growing aviation industry. Dozens of aircraft leaves for mountain flight on the clear days also touring with chopper around Mt Everest is possible. The best way to explore is by trekking. Trekking Everest region takes you to next level of adventure and it’s the study to the territory, People, culture, and flora-fauna. The best view of Everest from the nearest is from Kalapathar 5545m. It takes 12 days minimum to explore Everest trekking to Kalapathar and  Everest Base Camp. And another way of exploration is climbing Mt Everest which is an extreme outdoor task honestly we can say. It takes 45 days to 2 months including a trek to base camp, preparation from base camp and treks back to Kathmandu.

How to organize Everest trek?

Organizing Everest is piece of cake nowadays but you have to be careful and smart. There are thousands of operators based in Nepal and in your home country. Choosing the local operator is the wise decision because its cost friendly and they are more experienced. Trekking on your own as a solo trekker is also possible but its bit hurdle to organize the necessary permits and flight tickets. The best is to choose local operator which helps in generating the income to natives.

How To Organize Is Everest In Nepal Expedition?

Climbing Everest has become way easier than before with the development of sophisticated equipment and gadgets. Having Sherpa as a support team is another benefit while Sherpa is genetically adopted with high altitude so they can perform their task perfectly. There are dozens of companies operating the Everest expedition. You can book one from your home country but it’s not a smart choice. There is a well-known veteran operator based in Nepal choosing the best one among them is the best decision. The total cost goes up to 35000$ to 60000$ for Everest climbing.