Everest mini trek is a glimpse of the Everest region which is present Sherpa community the wheel of life, cultural rituals, and festivals. It is easy to hike and provides the dynamic environment of Khumbu with a 360-degree spectacular view of the Holy Mountain Khumi Yul Lha with Mt Everest(8848 m). In the valleys of Khumbu, the summer monsoon starts from June to September. While in the productive season people carry out their chores of herding and farming.

Everest mini trek starts adventure flight to Lukla. The trail follows the Dhudha Koshi river and spectacular Sherpa village and cultivating fields can grow in monsoon grow potatoes buckwheat and barley. In the Khumbu region, only one year can grow the crop but farming isn’t easy in these mountains. So all people including businessmen own plots of land on which they grow to feed their families.

Everest mini trek enters Sagarmatha National Park from Jorsale. The Sagarmatha National Park is established in 1975. The Khumbu valley was designated as Sagarmatha National Park in recognition of the region’s unique and globally significant cultural, and natural attributes. Consequently, the Park protects high mountain ecosystems plants, and wildlife from the valley bottom at 8500 ft to the icy summits of most of the highest mountains in the world at over 28000 ft. The Sherpa year revolves around the main festival of Dumje celebrate in each village at the beginning of the monsoon. Hence, Dumje begins as a way to unite the newly settled village after the Sherpa’s arrived in Khumbu.

Everest mini trek provides a 360-degree spectacular view of the Holy Mountain Khumi Yul Lha Mt. Everest. Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Kongde, to name some with the mesmerizing view of neighboring villages Khumjung, Pangboche, Syangboche, Name Zarok Thamo and Thame, and . Spend your great time on the Everest Mini trek organized by Himalayan Smile Treks.