Sagarmatha National Park

Views that will stay with me until the day I die.

I've been to my share of national parks and this is the most majestic place I have ever been.

Walking among the giants, crossing blue glacial rivers, awe inspiring swing bridges, beautiful forests!

I did the Everest Basecamp trek and loved walking through here.

Lots of accomodation and trail is very well kept.

Do be warned that October is a busy time of year to go, however the weather is ideal!

Home to Mt. Everest and some of the highest mountain peaks of Himalaya, any trek to Sagarmatha National Park is a lifetime experience ,Attratcts travelers and trekkers from across the globe.The view of nature will forever be in your mind.The trek trail is beautifully maintained,lots of tea houses, amazing people and all facilities are available on the way including Helicopter service if required.Highly recommended for visit at least once, Trek is tough and one needs to take some preparations both physically and mentally but the trip will be absolutely worth it.

Sagarmatha National Park is a place like no other on Earth. It is a vast region of mountain, glacial valley, and culture. And as you approach the iconic ENC, one could say, it is being at the end of the earth. One can go no further north. The head of the Khumbu Glacier is an enormous cirque carved over multiple ice ages as India slide under Asia - right here - uplifting a few centimeters annually. The lowest pass northward is at 20,000 feet and is impassible for even most climbers. 7000 and 8000 meter peaks surround it, and the mile wide Khumbu glacier is but a minute reminder of the thousands of feet of ice that once flowed into India. To me, it feels like the Earth starts here and it ends here. Come walk the path of the glaciers and trek with the friendly and helpful Nepali people.

What a beautiful park! They now require guides which is great. It supports the local economy and you'll have a better experience!

Dont bring your drones to take video. Its the one question the nepalese military asks when you pass through. They will confiscate your drone.

I hiked the Everest Base Camp trek. Wonderful, amazing, and majestic.

Any trek in this park is likely to challenge you, but it is so worth it. A dream come true.

I recommend a guide service. I found a local one and I will definitely use them again. And do your research!

Unique of its kind. And surely the place to visit once in a lifetime

Sagarmatha National Park, located in northeastern Nepal, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to some of the world's highest peaks, including the iconic Mount Everest. Encompassing an area of 1,148 square kilometers, the park boasts breathtaking landscapes that range from deep valleys to towering mountain peaks, including Lhotse, Cho Oyu, and Nuptse. The park is a haven for biodiversity, featuring rare and endangered species such as the elusive red panda and the Himalayan tahr. Sagarmatha, meaning "forehead of the sky" in Nepali, is a testament to the rich cultural tapestry of the region, with several Sherpa villages dotting the landscape. Namche Bazaar, a bustling market town within the park, serves as a gateway to Everest Base Camp and is a hub for trekkers and mountaineers embarking on their journey to the world's highest summit. The park is not only a trekker's paradise but also a site of immense ecological and cultural significance, showcasing the delicate balance between nature and human civilization in the heart of the Himalayas.

World best national park

Situated in north-east Nepal and encircled by the mighty Mount Everest as well as other lofty peaks, deep ravines, and the Himalayan glaciers, the Sagarmatha National Park is among the most visually appealing masterpieces on Earth. Located 135 km away from Kathmandu, this nature reserve happens to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered sacred. With diverse flora and fauna taking shelter amid spectacular landscapes, you’ll find every aspect of nature’s charm preserved here in Sagarmatha.

If you are planning a visit to this Himalayan wonder, don’t forget to keep a lookout for the range of wildlife that this place is famous for, including Himalayan Tahr, Musk deer, Ghoral, snow leopards, wolves, lynx, and weasels. Other than a number of animal species, Sagarmatha National Park is also home to over a thousand rare to endangered bird species, including the likes of Himalayan Monal, Snowcock, Yellow-billed Chough, Blood Pheasant, and the Red-billed Chough. A visit to this paradise will tell you why it’s one of the best tourist attractions of Nepal and referred to as an Important Bird Area by Bird Life International.

Places To Stay: Panorama Lodge and Restaurant, Hotel Summit, Hotel Tashi Delek, Hotel Namche, Lama Hotel
Tourist Attractions: Diverse flora and fauna, rare bird species, stunning views

Entry Fee: NRs. 100 per person per entry for domestic tourists, NRs. 1,500 per person per entry for SAARC nation tourists and NRs. 3,000 per person per entry for other foreign tourists

How To Reach: The village of Jiri is the last road
head to Sagarmatha National Park. Take a bus to Jiri from Kathmandu.

The Sagarmatha National Park houses some of the highest mountain peaks of the world. The park has some well defined rules and is trying its best to protect the environment. In our entire 12 days trek, we did not find a single piece of trash any where in the mountain. Kudos to the locals, trekkers, local bodies , NGO's and the Government for this achievement.

I will never be the same again, words are weak for what I experienced. Our guide, Lok (Three Jewels - Amber Tamang is principal) was a wonderful caring intelligent person who knows Nepal and it's history, had a lot of laughs whilst feeling safe and looked after well.

You need to see it to believe it. Very beautiful.
Lots of tea houses along the way. Very kind people, amazingly efficient

Eye soothing view, Calming nature. You will find yourself lost in the beauty of Mountains, Clouds, Trees, Flowers.

A place where every human should travel to at least once in their life time. It's a literal heaven on Earth but it demands a lot of respect, so don't go unprepared. Take good care of both her and yourself if you wanna survive and enjoy the trek.

There is no such thing as enough review regarding this place. A mythical place, heaven on earth, a scene from a fictional movie that one may or may not have watched. All of that and much more is Sagarmatha National Park. We must learn to appreciate places like this and their inhabitants.

You really have to be there to see God's creation first hand. While the mountains over picturesque scenery, natural erosions and landslides show you mother nature at work. The tea houses are very warm and palace-like and offer a good range of food.

Lots of beautiful mountain peaks with flora and fauna. Gateway for various treks like EBC, Gokyo, Three passes.

Because there's Mt. Everest and the entire area is as unique as one of the finest sceneries from Hollywood cinema! Himalaya is so vast and mighty that your explanation never really happens until you visit the Sagarmatha National Park. The peacefully situated Sherpa settlements are another attraction of your travel. Alpine Exodus - Nepal's a finest trekking company always meets your exact expectations from your entire Himalayan journey. Alpine Exodus is a truly friend in the Himalayan wild!!

Sagarmatha National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the eastern part of Nepal. It is best known as the home of Mount Everest, the world's highest peak. Established in 1976, the park covers an area of about 1,148 square kilometers.

Apart from Mount Everest, Sagarmatha National Park features several other towering peaks, deep valleys, and glaciers. The park's landscape includes a variety of ecosystems, from temperate forests at lower elevations to alpine meadows and barren landscapes at higher altitudes.

The region is inhabited by the Sherpa people, known for their mountaineering skills and unique culture. The park is not only a destination for trekkers and climbers aiming for Everest but also a place of ecological importance, hosting a range of flora and fauna, including the elusive snow leopard and the red panda.

The trek to Everest Base Camp is a popular adventure within the park, providing stunning views of the Himalayan peaks and a glimpse into the Sherpa way of life.

Trekking through Sagarmatha National Park is one of the best experiences I've ever had. Around 14 days or so of amazing views, lovely people and super nice hospitality make it a must for anyone who ever visits Nepal. I cannot stress enough how powerful and immense the views are at this place, and whoever can, must go there!

I was lucky to be able to take my time and spend a whole month trekking around at the Sagarmatha National Park on my own, stay sometimes many days with the locals and definitely many days at the high points like Gokio and Gorak Shep.
I visited Gokyo Ri Peak, Renjo La Pass, Everest Basecamp, Kala Patthar Peak, Ama Dablam Basecamp and met many nice Sherpa people living there, and other trekkers from different countries.
It was in the winter time, so was not busy and the sky and even the night sky was stunnishing and really amazing! I recommend everyone to do this trekking!