Sagarmatha National Park

Including the highest purpose on the Earth’s Surface, Mount Sagarmatha (Everest; 8,848 m) and an elevation vary of half dozen,000 m Sagarmatha National Park (SNP) covers a section of 124,400 hectares in the Solu-Khumbu district of Asian country. An exceptional space with dramatic mountains, glaciers, deep valleys and seven peaks aside from Mount Sagarmatha over 7,000 m the park is home to several rare species like the cat and also the cat bear. A well-known destination for mountain tourism SNP waspublished in 1976 and with over two,500 Asian individuals living inside the park has combined nature and culture since its origination.
Encompassing the infinitely majestic snow capped peaks of the Great chain of mountains vary, the chain of mountains including the world’s highest Mt. Sagarmatha (Everest) and extensive Asian adjustment that demonstrate the openness of SNP to the rest of the planet. The carefully preserved natural heritage and the dramatic great thing about the high, geologically young mountains and glaciers were recognized by UNESCO with the inscription of the park as a world heritage web site in 1979. The property hosts over 20 villages with over 6000 Sherpas United Nations agency have colonized the region for the last four centuries. Continuing their ancient follow of cultural and faith as well as the restriction of animal looking and slaughtering, and reverence of all living beings.The indigenous natural resource management   combined with this practices, have been major contributing factors to the flourishing protection of the SNP. 
The regularly rising numbers of tourists visiting the property, 3,600 visitors in 1979 to over 25000 in 2010, has excessively promoted the native economy and customary of living with education, infrastructure facilities and higher health. One initiative of SNP has been to implement a buffer zone (BZ) program to boost protection and management of the property and was motivated by a need to enhance conservation together with improved socio-economic standing of the native communities over a revenue plough back system. The SNP area is conjointly the foremost supply of iceberg, servefreshwater-based benefits for the individuals downstream. In addition to preserve  the values of the belongings a priority of the park is to watch the impacts of world warming and global climate change on flora, fauna and Sherpa communities.