Mount Everest;
Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world, located in the Himalayas between Nepal and Tibet. Its summit is 8,848 meters (29,029 feet) above sea level. Mt. Everest has several different names.
In Tibetan name, it is called Qomolangmu.
In Chinese Name: Zhumu-Langma
In Nepalese Name: Sagarmatha;
In 19th century, British surveyors given name: Peak XV
International Name: Mount. Everest, which was named after Sir George Everest.
Tenzin Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary made the first expedition up the mountain in 1953. Since then, countless mountain climbers have attempted to reach the top. The climb is regarded as one of the most difficult and dangerous in the world due to extreme weather conditions, high altitude, and rough terrain. Adventurers from all over the world continue to be drawn to Everest despite the dangers.
Mt. Everest is Holy Mountain for Tibetans & Nepali;
Mount Everest is a sacred mountain for Tibetans and Nepalis; we named it Qomolangma and Sagarmatha, respectively.
Qomolangma is also the name of a Tibetan female deity who is part of Tsering Jie-Nga. It has significant spiritual and cultural significance for the Tibetan and Nepali people, and Mt. Everest is regarded as a symbol of identity and legacy. The mountain also provides an important source of livelihood for Tibetans and Nepalis, as many of them serve as guides, porters, and support staff for expeditions attempting to climb it.
The tourism business surrounding Mount Everest gives employment possibilities and economic benefits to the local populations that rely on it. The mountain is a top destination for travelers traveling to Tibet, which aids in highlighting the area’s culture, history, and natural beauty. Overall, Mount Everest plays an essential part in Tibetans’ lives, both spiritually and economically.
History of Mt. Everest Expedition;
Mount Everest’s history begins in the early twentieth century, when British surveyors, explorers, and mountaineers began exploring the Himalayan region. In 1921, a British expedition led by George Mallory attempted but failed to reach the top. Mallory attempted a second attempt in 1924, but he vanished during the ascent, and they did not discover his body until 1999.
Tenzing Norgay, a Sherpa from Nepal, and Sir Edmund Hillary, a climber from New Zealand, were the first people to successfully climb Mount Everest in 1953. Their historic achievement was widely publicized and marked a significant step in mountaineering history.
Since then, many climbers from all over the world have tried their best to climb Mount Everest, with varied degrees of success. Many climbers have perished on the mountain throughout the years, and its extreme weather and high altitude make it one of the most difficult and dangerous climbs in the world.
In recent years, there has been an increasing worry about the influence of tourism on Mount Everest and the surrounding region. The Chinese and Nepalese governments have taken measures to control the number of climbers and enhance safety precautions on the mountain, but the difficulties in managing such a well-known and recognizable location continue to be a source of worry.
Mt. Everest from Tibet side;
The Tibet side of Mount Everest is known as the North Face or “North Ridge. The vista of Mt. Everest is spectacular. It is the easiest way to get to Mt. Everest Base Camp, as you drive up to Everest Base Camp, which is close to the Rongbuk Monastery (the world’s highest monastery, at an elevation of 4,980 meters). Everest Base Camp (EBC) is also the world’s most popular site, with a panoramic view of Mt. Everest from an elevation of 5,200 meters.
Mount Everest Tours;
7 Days Tibet Everest To Nepal
An Overland Tour from Lhasa, Tibet to Nepal via Mt. Everest is the most exciting adventure that takes you through the most breathtaking landscapes, learn about Tibetan Buddhism, and stay overnight at the foot of Mt. Everest. The Trip ends at the Tibet-Nepal Border.
8 Days Tibet Everest Tour
Embark on an unforgettable 8-day Tibet Everest tour. Begin your journey in Lhasa, exploring iconic landmarks such as the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple. Traverse the stunning Tibetan landscape, visiting sacred sites like Yamdrok Lake and Tashilhunpo Monastery. Finally, reach the base camp of Mount Everest, marveling at its majestic beauty. Immerse yourself in Tibetan culture and spirituality on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Tibet Flight Info
Lhasa Gonkhar Airport receives over 80 flights daily. Many of these flights are from major mainland cities. There are just two flights from Kathmandu, Nepal, in a week. Wednesday and Friday are generally the days that flights from Kathmandu are available. Due to high demand, you probably find flights to Lhasa on other days of the week.
Tibet Train Info
Tibet began to receive trains from China in 2008. Many who were concerned about getting altitude sickness no longer needed to be anxious because of train journey would give them plenty of time to acclimatize. Xining is the ideal station to catch a train to Lhasa. We can help by getting you a train ticket to Lhasa from Xining or other major cities.
Hotels in Tibet
Due to recent years’ development in the Tourism Industry, the average of every hotel in Tibet had leveled up. Therefore we try to find the most suitable accommodation for you.