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Where is mt everest

where is mt everest

  • 22nd Aug, 2017
  • By: skylinetreks
where is mt everest

Do you want to know, where is mt everest located. This enlightening article gives specific location of Everest on Earth and as well where is mt everest located country.

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A rock peak splashed with snow, ruthless peaks and ridges, standing at 8,848 meters/29,029 ft tall exposing where is mount everest height. For the summit, Everest has two routes, it is identified as crown of the world. And here might be a question where can mt everest be found, the mountain settles in the Himalayan mountain range of Khumbu region in Nepal, which is completely graces by the natural world. Mt. Everest, the highest spire on earth, is in love by world’s climbers and trekkers. Mt. Everest is hub and desired of every adventurous across the world. 27° 59′ north latitude and 86° 55′ east longitude is the defined setting of Mt. Everest.

The border between Nepal and China, in particular sovereign Tibetan region, has formed part by the peak of Everest. In normal terms, Everest is part of the Himalaya mountain range along the border of Nepal and Tibet wherein, the routes to the top directly follow between Nepal and Tibet. However, the climbing route from south col in Nepal rather than Tibet is easier and safer so most of the climbers and trekkers wish Nepal sideways to summit Everest. Besides, climbers! enthusiastic trekkers might unclear about where is everest base camp, only when trekkers confess that they are going for Everest Base Camp trek at 5,364 meters, while they follow the trekking trail that lead to the south base camp of Everest in Nepal which is far more popular than North base camp of Tibet.

So far, very few climbers and trekkers are appealing about where is everest in nepal and as well where is mount everest base camp; so lets spill the beans; Everest and Everest base camp is found in Sagarmatha National Park of Solukhumbu district from Nepal south side. In the entire Khumbu region Everest view hotel is amazingly popular among the trekkers so they often asked where is everest view hotel. Standing at the top of Syangboche hill with an elevation of 3,845 m/12,611 ft being the roof of Namche Bazaar which offers the wonderful views of Mt: Everest with many snow capped peaks and is the perfect hotel for one day acclimatization for climbers and trekkers. Well, world’s knows that Mt. Everest in Nepal is the highest location on planet and is prone to stay so for a long ages, whilst we believe about the word “Where” in different way. Think up, if you are asked, where is mount everest base camp on earth and  where is mt everest himalayas. In that case, definitely you will have a go at Nepal’s Eastern part of Khumbu region for Mt Everest from where moon, star and outer space nearer to you.

where did mt everest get its name

For the first time in 1841, the location of Everest was marked by Sir George Everest, Surveyor General of India from 1830 to 1843. Then Everest was named “peak XV”. It was given a new name as Mt. Everest in 1865 to exalt Sir George. In Tibet Everest is given name as Chomolungma “Mother goddess of the universe” and in Nepal Sagarmatha “Goddess of the sky”.

What is the high temperature on Everest top?

At 8,848 meters of final summit the temperature can be dropped to 100°F below zero. However, on a fine day to summit, climbers can be hopeful just about -15°F.

is mt everest hard to climb

Every climber has not a same point of view for the question about is mt everest hard to climb . Several climbers confess that the elevation is difficult part to make a go of Mt. Everest. On the other hand, most climbers have details about traversing the harsh Khumbu Icefall that goes from Base camp to camp one. Using normal aluminum ladders climbers’ rise through this formidable sea of ice. For that reason, Khumbu icefall or Khumbu glacier is the largest glacier of Nepal in the world.

When Mt. Everest was first climbed?

Before 1953 there were many attempts in order to triumph over the summit of Mt. Everest, sadly no climbers to be seen again carrying the flag of victory. Subsequently, the New Zealander Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, a Nepali Sherpa climber they first set foot on the summit at 11:30 am local time on 29 may 1953 via the southeast ridge route which was the first official ascent to Mt. Everest. After the first win  over to Everest, every year there are plethora of attempts by the world’s climbers in which very few mountaineers get success, some climbers get back from the mid route due to pathetic altitude sickness and unfortunately some fly out of the window.

So climbing Mt Everest in Nepal is only for those who are really in shape, mentally strength, fearless and when it comes to climbing Everest then one should have acceptable experience of climbing many peaks. If anything respect for the mountain and the consequences to others is more talked than bagging Mt. Everest.

Moreover, climbing Everest one can make a memorable trek through the base camp of world’s highest mountain. Accomplishing its base camp at 5,364 is not less than attempting the top of Everest or the more trek to Everest base camp will prepare trekkers to make a tremendous venture to reach at the top of the world.

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