Must need to Know for Everest base camp trek

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Must need to Know for Everest base camp trek

Everest Base Camp

Everest trekking is one of the most popular treks in Nepal. The Everest region is home of the friendly and loyal Sherpa people, the land of mysterious creatures, Tibetan Buddhism and stunningly beautiful monasteries. Sagarmatha National Park is listed in UNESCO in the list of World Heritage Site in 1979 due to its unique, natural, cultural and geological characteristics. The path also leads to Dudh Koshi valley and forests of blooming rhododendron, blue pine and fir.


Most people choose to fly Lukla to Everest Base Camp Trek start. For some hikers and mountaineers have personal experience of landing at Lukla airport itself is an exciting challenge. It is advisable to Jiri, if you have time, because your body will gradually adapt. This classic route takes about three weeks, ranging from predominantly Hindu lowlands to the Tibetan Buddhist High Himalaya. The rute contains many ascents and descents, so you enjoy traveling, you must be very fit and not to mention the time needed to acclimatize. AMS (Acclimation Mountain Sickness) is a real and serious threat to professional mountaineers is well aware. People of this remote region are hard-working and laborious. However difficult life maybe in this awesome place the people of this exotic area enjoy their daily lives by playing with the seasons of feasts and festivals, marked by dancing and general merry-making. Nepal trekking with Everest region is an opportunity to admire a wide variety of flora and fauna. Here you will find high-alpine wildlife, that include the Himalayan Thar, Musk deer, pica, and rare birds like White billed Chough, yellow billed Chough, snow cock and Himalayan Monal (pheasant).


The main highlights of trekking in Everest region include Sweeping glaciers, magnificent mountains as well as the unique Sherpa culture are the attractions of the Everest region. It has several variations like Everest Base Camp Trek; Gokyo Lake Trek, Everest Panorama trek and each of these treks has its own specialty. The best views during the Everest Base Camp Trek are seen in the morning and something that will blow you away to another dimension. People of this remote region are hard-working and laborious. However difficult life maybe in this awesome place the people of this exotic area enjoy their daily lives by playing with the seasons of feasts and festivals, marked by dancing and general merry-making. To trek in the Everest region is an opportunity to admire a wide variety of flora and fauna. Here you will find high-alpine wildlife, that include the Himalayan Thar, Musk deer, pica, and rare birds like White billed Chough, yellow billed Chough, snow cock and Himalayan Monal (pheasant).


Late September to early November and March-April is the best time to enjoy the Everest Base Camp Trek. During these months, with a pleasant climate, abundant flora and fauna, and the full flowering of flora and fauna ride is pleasant. Biting cold and unpredictable changes in temperature as altitude increases, so no trekking in winter, much more dangerous proposition, and that is the reason why I still unfavorable season for hikers and mountaineers.

Tiji Festival - The Most Amazing Festival of Mustang

Tiji Festival is celebrating at Lo - Manthag Popular Tiji Festival is celebrating year of 2013 month of May.  Lama dances of the grade practice of the Sabdun Phurba are performed. When the ministers of the king Uddayan try to burn Guru Rinpoche and his consort alive he transform the flames of the pyre in to a lake. The form he assumed when he emerged in the centre of a lotus with mandrava is known as Guru Pema Dorje Tsal-the Guru with lotus and Vajra. Thousands of men, women and children participate in this annual elaborate re-enactment of the Tiji myth. It will be our unique privilege to witness the same color, costume, dancing and ritual that were displayed by these people in this place more than six hundred years ago according to the religious mythology. 

Tiji Festival at Mustang

Most Monasteries in Upper Mustang belong to the Ngor Subsect of Sakya Buddhism. These living monasteries some of which are attached to caves, harbor great treasures of Religious art. Unfortunately occasional thefts have occurred in places, and there is a general lack of finance to undertake necessary renovations.
Traditionally, monasteries are maintained by the people of associated villages, whose unmarried sons and daughters are in return accepted into the religious community. But presently there is only one monastic School in Upper Mustang. The great Compassion Sakyapa Monastic School, Lo-Manthang , was newly founded in 1994. Here supported by the American Himalayan Foundation through Annapurna conservation Area Project about 64 youngs monkes study Buddhist teachings and rites, as well as nontraditional subjects like Science and English.

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