Every spring hundreds of people from all over the world in order to pursue their dream of climbing the highest peak of the world. At base camp 40,000 climbers and hikers who visits there, annually followed by guides, porters, senior support climbers and few others. They camp at base camp for days and day’s sometimes even month waiting for the chance to summit the Everest. Everest and the surrounding peaks are home to many glaciers and steep ice falls. The icefall hangs off like frozen waterfalls on the side of mountains. Evidence of avalanches are marked by massive hills of snow also known as avalanche cones.
The question is why people risk life and attempt to summit the highest peak in the world. Is it he challenge, the view or the chance to touch the sky? For many of them the point is the Everest status. Some for the feeling of being on the top of the world. Some do this in order to prove themselves that they can reach at the highest point in their life.
Anyway, the answer is unknown as every people have a different story in summiting the mountain. There is not any fixed answer as this is why, only the climbers know. The answer likely to be different for each climber and the studies suggest that people who take risk to perceive them differently from people who avoid the same behaviors. For adventurers who are drawn to Everest the mountain top is a lifelong dream that inspires intense preparation and deep sense of respect.
Some glimpse of trekking in Everest region.
The trail leading to Everest base camp trekking starts with lush green forest and offer the first glimpse of Everest Mountain from bustling Namche Bazar. Namche Bazaar was once the home of a Tibetan merchant and is now filled with chic internet cafes and restaurants. Along the way you will pass various high suspension bridges. All are covered with prayer flags that give an atmosphere of peace and tranquility. Followed by various chortens and Mani stones representing Sherpa and Tibetan culture and beliefs reflected in Buddhism.
The adventurous flight to Lukla, the charm of Namche, the peacefulness of monastery at Tengboche and the unique festival like Mani Rimdu, and the indescribable allure of the air in Everest region. A touch of magic that only people who undertake this Everest base camp trek can understand. You can read books, watch movies, see picture which offers the glimpse of the Everest region but it’s the firsthand experience the reveals the charm rooted in this region.
Another side of the trekking in Everest region, Gokyo
Experience an adventurous Everest base camp trek surrounded by the majestic Himalayas and the great joy of trekking in the wild. This rugged and mountainous trek to Gokyo offers stunning views of the pristine lake with the Khumbu Icefall. Adjacent to Noguzumba Glacier, the largest glacier in the Himalayas, Gokyo Lake remains calm with fresh Himalayan water. Rising above the famous Gokyo Valley, Gokyo RI (5357m) offers majestic views of his four 8000m peaks of Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu and many other Himalayas. Dudh Pokhari is the most popular and Thonak Lake is the largest.
Like other treks in the Everest region, this trek from Gokyo to Everest Base Camp begins with an exciting flight to Lukla. Hiking trails around Sagarmatha National Park pass through a vibrant and vibrant place called Namche Bazar, the only way to reach Everest Base Camp for hiking and trekking. The Everest region is famous not only for the highest mountain in the world, but also for the Sherpa people, beautiful villages, amazing culture and beautiful monasteries. Apart from that, natural and colorful flora
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