There is no any region such as, in the world where else you can find so many of the world's highest mountains, together with communities of people living among them in perfect native nature harmony.So,the area has become one of the most beautiful high altitude trek in Nepal which is known as Everest.

This treks, you can start from Lukla or Jiri towards to Namche the Sherpa capital of the Khumbu region. We continue toward famous sherpa villages like Thame, Khumjung. The Area being National Park itself, boasts of its varieties of flora and fauna and forests are interspersed with other various species. Rhododendron is the national flower reaches heights of 18-19 metres and ranges in colour from white, Pinkish Red and Blood Red.

There are over 30 species of Rhododendron in Nepal. For trekking in this region, you can do it lodge trek or camping trek for 7 to 28 days around the Khumbu area such as 14 days Everest Base Camp (direct) trek, 12 Days Gokyo Treks and 25 Days Island peak Expedition etc many and more as your choice. Gokyo, a one time yak pasture land is blessed with two beautiful high lakes, with a majestic view of Cho Oyu (8,201m.), other 8000 metre peaks of the region. We can see the Himalaya such as many more in the region from Base Camp and Kala Pattar which we can never forget its memory.

Besides that the bBirds-Golden Eagle, Eurasian Kestrel, Goshawk, Red billed, Yellow-billed choughs,Impeyan pheasant, Blood pheasant, crimson-horned Pheasant screeing among the dwarf Juniper and vultures - Himalayan Griffon and Lamergeir and the famous Himalayan Monal every where. The Sagarmatha National Park is listed in the World Heritage Site so that its your heritage also therefore, lets keep the area clean and pollution free.

The main popularity of this region is entirely understandable, as one can see and enjoy the most dramatic natural scenery than anywhere else in the world.

The dramatic deep valleys and mountain scenery is the reason for this trek, and the experience is truly aweinspiring. With our trekking crews exploring through rarely trekked high altitude routes.

This is definitely going to be a strenuous trek, passing through a tremendous range of ecological zones from sub-tropical to alpine. This route follows two major river valleys the Marshyangdi and the Kali Gandaki, later crossing between them over the high Thorang-La at an elevation of (5416m), which is known as a Biggest Pass of the world as well.

We continue further ascending again, following the riverbanks up towards the Thorang - La Pass at 5416m and the highest pass on this trek. The views from the pass itself are out standing high Himalayan breathtaking scenes, perhaps even more.

The pass can be very difficult or impossible in the winter. Crossing this Thorang-La pass is a major undertaking, unless we have the requisite experience, equipment and adequate clothing.

This is a real adventurous trek which leads the trekkers to many of the farms and rural villages still untouched by modern civilization, and into fascinating country where the utmost tranquil and serene magnificent forests of rhododendron, oaks and pines and scenic high passes exist.

It straddles the border with Sikkim. The going can get quite strenuous sometimes while crossing the passes, but for every hard effort you will be rewarded with brilliant scenery as we head higher towards the windswept rugged terrain's with awesome views of the towering peaks of the Kangchenjunga massif under a clear wide blue sky.

The return journey is made by an alternative route till the trail joins at Suketar in Taplejung for the last camp of the trek Located on the eastern border of Nepal with India, Mt. Kangchenjunga at an elevation of 8585 m. is the third highest peak in the world.

Only recently opened to trekkers, the Kanchenjunga region with its ��treasuries of snow�� is also home of an unusually large concentration of Nepal��s birds and wildlife. The mountain is held sacred and early expeditions were not allowed to proceed all the way to the top so that they would not step on the sacred ground.

This is a real adventurous trek which leads the trekkers to many of the farms and rural villages still untouched by modern civilization, and into fascinating country where the utmost tranquil and serene magnificent forests of rhododendron, oaks and pines and scenic high passes exist.

It straddles the border with Sikkim. The going can get quite strenuous sometimes while crossing the passes, but for every hard effort you will be rewarded with brilliant scenery as we head higher towards the windswept rugged terrain's with awesome views of the towering peaks of the Kangchenjunga massif under a clear wide blue sky.

The return journey is made by an alternative route till the trail joins at Suketar in Taplejung for the last camp of the trek Located on the eastern border of Nepal with India, Mt. Kangchenjunga at an elevation of 8585 m. is the third highest peak in the world.

Only recently opened to trekkers, the Kanchenjunga region with its ��treasuries of snow�� is also home of an unusually large concentration of Nepal��s birds and wildlife.

The mountain is held sacred and early expeditions were not allowed to proceed all the way to the top so that they would not step on the sacred ground.

Two major rivers, the Darondi and Buri Gandaki carve their way roughly north south through this area and lying to the north east of the Buri Gandaki is the Ganesh Himal, Paldor, trekking/Alpine peak lies to the southeast of the Ganesh Himal leading down to the Tiru Danda ridge.

In the spring the rhododendron forests here a blaze of colors. It is possible to link this area with a trek which includes the more well known areas of Langtang, Gosaikuna and the Helambu village lying to the east of the Trisuli river as well.

This trek through the remote wilderness of western Nepal offers a superb experience of nature and a visit to Rara lake, the Nepal's Largest lake at 3062 meter.

Beginning the trek from mountain airstrip of Jumla after flying from Kathmandu via Nepalgunj the trail passes through country side which provides glimpses of culture and scenery quite different from that found elsewhere in Nepal, eventually leads to Rara Lake National Park. The region around Jumla and Rara Lake is still relatively unexplored. The area gives a taste of natural wilderness and silence.

The National Park consists of Himalayan black bear, leopard, Black Panther, thar, musk deer, red panda, goral, wild boar, rhesus and languor monkeys and numerous species of birds. This beautiful high altitude lake is surrounded by alpine meadows and forests of pine, juniper and spruce, whilst in the background are the magnificent snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas.

The entire route is 'off the beaten track' which involves crossing of many pass on the way to Rara Lake and few ridges at around 3000 meter on the way back. Any physically fit person can make this moderate trek anytime in March to May and October to early December.