Everest South Col Everest, Mount, peak, 29,028 ft (8,848 m) high, on the border of Nepal and Tibet, in the central Himalayas lies in Nepal. It is the highest elevation in the world, called Sagarmatha ("Goddess of the Sky") in Nepal and Chomolungma ("Goddess Mother of the World") in Tibet. It is named in English and received its official name in 1865 in honor of Sir George Everest, the British Surveyor General (1790–1866, British surveyor, b. Breconshire, Wales, UK) Worked on the trigonometrically survey in India from 1806 to 1843 who had mapped the Indian subcontinent. He had some reservations about having his name bestowed on the peak, arguing that the mountain should retain its local appellation, the standard policy of geographical societies. He became superintendent of the survey in 1823 and surveyor general of India in 1830. He was knighted in 1861. It was first climbed on May 29, 1953, when Sir Edmund Hillary from New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay from Nepal reached the summit.
Day 01: Arrival to Kathmandu airport and transfer to hotel
Day 02: Half-day sightseeing tour and necessary preparation for the trek
Day 03: Kathmandu drive to Pokhara by tourist bus and overnight at hotel
DAY 04: Flight: Kathmandu-Lukla, and trek to Phakding.
DAY 05: Namche
DAY 06: Rest Day at Namche
DAY 07: Trek to Tengboche
DAY 08: Trek to Dinbboche
DAY 09: Trek to Lobuche
DAY 10: Trek to Everest base camp
DAY 11-52: Climbing period of Everest
DAY 53: Everest base camp to Lobuche
DAY 54: Trek to Tengboche
DAY 55: Trek to Khumjung
DAY 56: Trek to Manju
DAY 57: Trek to Lukla
DAY 58: Flight Lukla to Kathmandu
DAY 59: Rest day in Kathmandu
Day 60: Transfer to international airport
