History of Mount Everest 

Mount Everest, this name is popular all around the world, and the History of Mount Everest feels like a myth but it seems to be real surveyed by archeologists. It is recognized as Sagarmatha in Nepal and Chomolongma in Tibet. Both names mean the highest peak in the world. Mount Everest is located in the High Himalaya Mahalngur Range.

It overlaps the boundary between Nepal and the Tibet Independent Region of China. People are very interested in trekking up to Everest Base camp but few people want to climb up and they start to think of reaching the top. Mainly, there are several ways to explore the Everest region for trekking.

The most popular trekking destination is Base Camp, the second is Gokyo RI trek, and some peak climbing like Island Peak Climb with EBC, Labuche Peak Climbing, Mera Peak climbing, etc. Mount Everest Discovery and Early Exploration: The Existence of Mount Everest was known to locals in the region of Centuries.

However, it was not till the mid-19th centuries time period. The mountain came to the devotion of the Western world. In 1984, the great trigonometric investigation of British India led by Sir, George Everest determined that a peak in the Himalayas was the highest point on the Earth, afterward named after George Everest.

First Attempt to Climb Mount Everest

First-time attempts to Climb Mount Everest began in the 1920s. In 1921, A British Mount Everest expedition led by George Mallory explored the northern approach to the mountain.

Several Excursions followed them, together with the ill-fated 1924 British Mount Everest Expedition, during which Mallory and Andrew Irvine disappeared near the Summit.

Mount Everest Successful Climb: Basically, many people around the world try to achieve the goal of reaching the top of Mount Everest.

It was not until May 29, 1953, that Mount Everest was fruitfully climbed. Sir Edmund Hillary of New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa of Nepal reached the Top. This group was also part of the British Expedition led By John Hunt.

This Historic Achievement captured the World’s attention and established the Mount Everest Ultimate Mountaineering Challenge.

Expedition and Records

Expedition and Records Since the successful summit in 1953, several excursions have been undertaken to Climb Mount Everest. Various Climbers from one place to another in the world have touched the summit. Occasionally, pushing the limits of Human patience and skill. Over the years, numerous records have been set and broken.

There are some Youngest Climber who achieve their goal, the fastest ascent person, maximum climb on Everest, and winter climb.

Environmental Concerns and Conservation:

Environmental Concerns and Conservation of Mount Everest has encountered an environmental challenge to the amassed number of climbers and the resulting waste left on the mountain area. In current years, determinations have been made to report these concerns and encourage answerable ascending practices.

Authorities in Nepal and China have applied stricter principles and cleaning initiatives have remained prepared to remove waste from the hillside of a mountain. people are always concerned about the Nepal Himalayas and the situation there for hiking trekking or climbing to the summit. it is located in Sagarmatha National Park.