Location
Eastern Nepal
Capital
Biratnagar
Area
15,086 square kilometers
Population
4.5 million (approx.)
Sagarmatha Province, formerly known as Province No. 1, spans from the world's highest peak, Mount Everest (8,848m), to the subtropical plains of the Terai. The province's diverse topography creates a unique ecosystem that supports varied wildlife, vegetation, and human settlements. Home to major urban centers like Biratnagar and Dharan, the region serves as a vital economic corridor while preserving its rich natural and cultural heritage.
The world's highest peak, offering the ultimate mountaineering challenge and breathtaking views. The Everest region includes famous spots like Kala Patthar viewpoint and Everest Base Camp.
Nepal's last remaining habitat for wild water buffalo, this reserve is a paradise for bird watchers with over 485 species of birds.
One of the most important religious sites in Eastern Nepal, attracting devotees from Nepal and India.