Mount Everest the dominant peak of the Himalayas is more than a geographical landmark, but is also a symbol in the culture. Mount Everest, also known as the Chomolungma in Sherpa Language, is praised as the Mother Goddess of the world by the local Sherpa. While taking a Mount Everest tour, you will not only be amazed by the majestic Himalayas mountain range, but also indulged in the featured sherpa culture, and explore the real life of the local people living in the Everest region.

There are two base camps on Mount Everest, on opposite sides of the mountains: South Base Camp is in Nepal at on altitude of 5,364 meters (17,598 ft) (28 026 “N86 51’34” E), while North Base camp is in Tibet, China at 5,150 meters (16,900 ft) )28 8’29” N86 51’5” E).

Just a mention of Everest Base Camp Trek (EBC) in Nepal is usually enough to stir the soul of hikers all over the world. Thousands of aspirational ramblers have gained valuable experience on this Himalayan route. Some see this hike as a rite of passage for al true trekkers. Others go on this trek because its a ticket to the soaring roof of the world, where an up-close encounter with the highest summit of all awaits.

Whatever your reason for wanting to strike the Everest Base camp Trek from the bucket list this year or next, contact Destination Holiday Trek , we can help you to pursuit your beautiful dream come true. And also we have a specialist who will walk you through all the basics of this iconic trekking rout between Namche Bazaar and EBC in Nepal, detailing the best time of year to go, what sort of challenges can be expected along the way what trekking gear you’ll need on such a trip and so much more.

Furtemba Sherpa is a mountain Climber trekking guide and the managing director of Destination Holiday Treks. He has climbed the Mount Everest three times, and also participated in various expeditions to different Mountains in the Himalaya.

The Everest Base Camp Trek may be the single most famous trek in Asia, and arguably the world. Some say its booming popularity is the trek’s own worst enemy, and it’s true that the trail has suffered from overcrowding and some pollution in recent years. However, nothing can take away from the thrilling sense of adventure that comes with climbing towards the edge of the world’s highest peak. That reaches a fever pitch in the early days of your hike, when you’ll catch a jaw-dropping broadside of Mount Everest from a lookout on the south side of Ama Dablam.

Success in life cannot be achieved without facing obstacles and the same applies here. The nature’s bounty of beauty is mesmerizing, but to reach Everest base camp, you have to go through the secret destinations of your journey looking deep into the beautiful nature.

Remember that happiness is a way of travel, not a destination.

“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page”.