About Everest Trekking region 
Mt.Everest that lies in Mahalangur Himalayan range has been calling out to trekkers and climbers since it first appeared in the telescope of mountain surveyors, and the  trail that climb through the  foothills of  world's highest mountains  offering some of the challenging trekking trails and the best view and experiences. After this Lots of the Trekkers and mountaineers Keeps on  exploring lots of trekking trail and peaks around everest where everest region trekking is developed. Lately in 1973 the Sagarmatha national park is announced and established in 19 july 1976 which covers 1148sq.km in regions  between dudhkoshi river , bhotekoshi river and Imja Khola to conserve natural eco-systems and sherpa traditions of the Khumbu Region i.e. Everest Trekking Region. Due the highest point on Earth and residental area of  endangared animal Snow leopard and red panda it is decleared as world Heritage site of UNESCO.

Mt.Everest lies in Khumbu region where the mountains of Khumbu are so large that they create their own local climate. As you climb through the hills, mixed decidious forest and scatterd rice terrace give way to pine forests then hemlock, rhodhodendrons, fir,birch and junipers,  finally the only vegetation is low alpine shrubs and grasses. Khumbu, Imja, Ngozumpa and Nangpa are the major glaciers in Everest trekking Region, where  Lhotse (8,501 m), Cho Oyu (8,153 m) and Nuptse (7,896 m)are the major peaks besides Mt.Everest (8848m).  Mt. Ama Dablam (6,812m), Mt. Pumori (7,161m), and Thamserku (6,623m), Cholatse (6,440m),  holy goddess Mt.Khumbila (5761m) etc. are the others notable peak in Everest Trekking Region.

Khumbu region is the homeland of sherpa people who have become famous for their skills as guides and mountaineers. Tenging Norgay Sherpa, Pasang Lhamu Shepa, Kami Sherpa, Nirmal purja, Ankaji sherpa are the famous name. Sherpa people has been living their life as himalyan nomads and the great effort on conserving the buddhist monuments of the sherpas-stupas, chortens, mani walls and gompas mirror the towering land scape all around in the Everest Trekking Region.

 WHEN TO TREK 
Although trekking in the Khumbu is possible all year, flights are regularly canceled in the winter and during the monsoon due to poor visibility at the Lukla airfield. Autumn has the nicest weather since the skies are clear and the temperatures at higher elevations are more acceptable. However, competition for aircraft seats and lodge bed space can be fierce.
note.Before attempting to cross any high passes, check the weather conditions locally or with your guide/porter. (mostly in the  winter)