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Pros:

-- Less crowds

-- Drive to base camp

-- Easier climb to mid-level camps

-- Shorter summit
Cons:

-- Colder temperatures and harsher winds

-- Higher elevation camps

-- More difficult route (smooth and loose rocks)

-- No helicopter access

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Steep wall of hard packed ice and snow

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Moving glacier with deep crevasses and tall ridges

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Pros:

--Better scenery to  base camp

--Better access for helicopters and nearby villages

--Slightly warmer

Cons

--Khumbu Icefall instability

--Crowds

--Cornice Traverse is very exposed and dangerous

--Slightly longer summit

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Plateau

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Icy slope/wall

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Rocky patch

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Flat area of snow, deep crevasses, frequent avalanches

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The mountain was named after Sir George Everest, who served as the Surveyor General of India from 1830 to 1843.

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The mountain was named after Sir George Everest, who served as the Surveyor General of India from 1830 to 1843.

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Indian surveyor Radhanath Sikdar, part of the British-led Survey of India, determined in 1852 that Mount Everest was the tallest mountain in the world and established an initial elevation of 29,000 feet. 

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Indian surveyor Radhanath Sikdar, part of the British-led Survey of India, determined in 1852 that Mount Everest was the tallest mountain in the world and established an initial elevation of 29,000 feet. 

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A steep spur of rock and ice, halfway between the South Summit and the summit of Everest

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Mount Everest is part of the Himalaya Mountain Range which spans 1500 miles. It was formed when the Indo-Australian plate crashed into the Eurasian plate. Created by subduction of the Indo-Australian plate under the Eurasian plate, the mountain ranges rise a few centimeters each year as the plates continue to move.

Local names for Mount Everest include Chomolungma in Tibetan (which means "Goddess mother of the world") and Sagarmatha in Sanskrit (which means "Ocean mother.")

The peak of Mount Everest is shaped like a three-sided pyramid. Glaciers and ice cover the sides of the mountain with and it has four main climate zones. The climatic zones include:
-- Forested lower zone
-- Zone of alpine scrub
-- Upper alpine zone (very little vegetation growth)
-- Arctic zone where no plants can grow.

In July, temperatures can reach zero degrees Fahrenheit. Temperatures drop in January to as low as -76°F .

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Located on the border of Nepal and Tibet, China.

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Located on the border of Nepal and Tibet, China.