If you are short of time and are willing to go to the Everest region to get a glimpse of the mighty Mt.Everest, then we have Everest View Trek for your kind perusal. It is the best option for the regular Everest Base Camp Trek journey if you have a limited time frame in Nepal. It takes you to a popular town of the Khumbu region – Namche Bazaar and allows you to admire the close views of the mountains from the Everest view hotel. Apart from that, you can get some wonderful insights into the Himalayan people, their culture, custom, and lifestyle.
Everest View Trek is much similar to the Everest Panorama Trek in terms of natural glory and Himalayan views. Everest Panorama Trek takes you a step ahead of the last stop of Everest view hotel. As the name of the trek portrays, Everest View Trek is intended to get some awesome views of mountains in the Everest region.
The Everest view trek starts with a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. The flight takes you to the Khumbu region of Nepal. From the Lukla airport, you follow a trail down to the Dukh Koshi River, cross a long suspension bridge, and ascend up along a scenic trail to Lukla. The trail further extends to Sagarmatha National Park and passes the villages of Jorsale and Monjo to Namche. Namche is a famous town in the Khumbu region that offers various services to fellow travelers. It has lodges, restaurants, cafes, and guesthouses to cater to guests with food and accommodation facilities. It also has many shops and cybercafes. You can get it here at Namche if you have missed buying anything.
From Namche, we take a hike up to Everest View Hotel. Everest view hotel is a hotel in Namche that offers some best views of mountains in the Everest region. It is considered the best vantage point of the region where you can enjoy some stunning views of mountains with a sip of tea or coffee. The views of Mt. Everest, Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Kusum, Kanguru, and Kongde Ri from the hotel are spectacular. After admiring the splendor of mountain views from the hotel, we drop down along the village of Khunde and Khumjung to Namche. On the way, we can visit a photo gallery, museum, and health post. Walkthrough the village can be an opportunity to interact with the local Sherpa people.
The first day marks your arrival day in Kathmandu. Clear all the visa requirements and customs clearance, if any, at the arrival section of the airport. As you come out, you will find a representative from World Alpine Treks waiting for you holding a board with your name. You will then be transferred to your hotel in Kathmandu. The representative will inform you shortly about the plans ahead.
On the second day, you will be headed to the domestic terminal of Tribhuwan Airport for a flight to Lukla. The flight to Lukla in itself is an enriching experience where you will be able to enjoy some beautiful views of the mountains. As you land in Lukla, you will meet our other crew members at the airport. From Lukla, we walk down through the trail along with hotels and lodges to Dudhkoshi River. We cross a long suspension bridge over the river and follow a path that takes us to Phakding. We stay at Phakding for the night. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
We wake up early and enjoy our breakfast. Then we follow our trail that goes through an undulating path up and down via traditional villages, fields, and rhododendron forests. We gradually ascend and enter into Sagarmatha National Park with magnificent views of Mt. Thamserku on sight. We pass villages like Jorsale and Monjo on the way to Namche. Namche Bazaar is an old but lively Sherpa village. It is a gateway to all the trekking routes that go to the Everest region. There are many vibrant shops, cyber cafes, restaurants, hotels, and lodges now. Namche Bazaar never rests. It always gets a lot of visitors and is always crowded. We stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Namche for the night. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
The narrow street of Namche is always crowded. Do not get surprised if the yak bells and other horns wake you up. Today is a day set aside for acclimatization purposes. As we gain height, our body needs to be well adapted to the altitude change. Therefore, we have set aside an extra day in Namche. Today, we hike up to Everest View Hotel for close-up views of the mountains in the Everest region. From the hotel, we can enjoy some striking views of mountains like Kwangde, Thamserku, Kangtega, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, etc. from the hotel, and we walk towards the village of Khunde and Khumjung. We explore the towns and visited a museum and a photo gallery on our way back to Namche. We stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Namche for the night. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
We further descend to Lukla via Phakding. We stay at a guesthouse/ lodge in Lukla for the night. (Inclusive of Breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
We take a return flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel room in Kathmandu. You can relax in your room for the rest of the day. You have the other two options as well. You can either explore some new UNESCO-listed heritage sites around Kathmandu or go to the shopping malls for shopping. You can also collect some souvenirs for your family and friends back home. (Inclusive of Breakfast).
Before a few hours of your scheduled flight, you will be transferred to the international terminal of Tribhuwan International Airport. (Inclusive of Breakfast)
The Everest View Trek normally takes around 5 to 8 days to complete. It may vary depending on your Itinerary, fitness level, and acclimatization needs.
The best time to embark on the Everest view trek is the spring season from February to May and the autumn season from September to November. This time offers better weather conditions, clear skies, and excellent visibility for the Everest view hike.
The Everest view trek is considered to be a moderate trek suitable for beginners and experienced trekkers alike. It involves daily walking for 4-6 hours on average, with some steep ascents and descents. Prior hiking experience and a reasonable level of fitness are recommended
To trek in the Everest region, you will need three permits: the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit, the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit, and a TIMS card. You need to obtain the TIMS card through your trekking agency.
On average, the Everest view trek cost ranges from $800 to $1,800 per person, including trip permits, accommodations, meals, guide/porter fees, and internal flights.
No, prior trekking experience is required for the Everest view trek. However, World Alpine Treks Specialist advises you to engage in regular physical exercise and endurance training to prepare your body for trekking challenges.
The Everest view trek usually begins with a short flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, a small airstrip in the Everest region. From Lukla, you will trek to Phakding and continue onwards to Namche Bazaar, the gateway to the Everest region.
You will find different kinds of teahouses and lodges that offer basic accommodation facilities to Luxury accommodations like Yeti Mountain Home along the trail. The rooms of basic teahouses are typically small and cozy, with twin beds, blankets, and attached bathrooms. It's essential to carry a warm sleeping bag for added comfort.
Yes, it is mandatory to hire a guide or porter for the Everest view trek from 01 April 2023 after Nepal Tourism Board bans solo travelers to hike alone at a high altitude. An experienced guide can provide valuable insights into the local culture, navigate the trails, and ensure your safety. A porter can carry your heavy backpack, allowing you to enjoy the trek without excessive physical strain.
The teahouses along the Everest view trek route offer a variety of meals, including local Nepali dishes, Tibetan cuisine, and international favorites. Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, and vegetables), momo (dumplings), and Sherpa stew are popular choices. It's also advisable to carry energy bars and snacks for extra sustenance during the trek.
Packing the right gear and clothing is essential for a comfortable and safe trek. You can Pack sturdy hiking boots, warm and waterproof clothing, a good quality backpack, a sleeping bag, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, a first aid kit, and a water bottle.
No, you can’t do the Everest view trek solo. Since Nepal Tourism Board bans solo hikers to trek at high altitudes from 1st April 2023, you’re not allowed to trek in the Everest region without a licensed trekking guide.
Yes, there is mobile connectivity and limited internet access available at various points along the Everest View trek. However, the signal strength and internet speed may be inconsistent. It's advisable to purchase a local SIM card for better connectivity and inform your loved ones about the limited communication options during the trek.
The Everest view trek offers a plethora of highlights, including panoramic views of Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Ama Dablam, and other majestic peaks. You'll have the opportunity to explore the vibrant Sherpa culture, visit ancient monasteries, and interact with friendly locals. The tranquil beauty of Namche Bazaar and the serene Tengboche Monastery are among the memorable experiences.
You can easily handle altitude sickness during the Everest view trek with a proper acclimatization schedule. This includes taking rest days, ascending slowly, and drinking plenty of fluids. If symptoms of altitude sickness persist or worsen, it's essential to descend to a lower elevation and seek medical help immediately.
In case of a medical emergency or severe altitude sickness, helicopters are available for emergency evacuation from various points along the trek. Your trekking agency will assist in arranging the evacuation if necessary. It's important to have travel insurance that covers emergency evacuation and medical expenses.
Yes, you can witness the majestic Mount Everest during the Everest view trek. While you won't reach the Everest Base Camp, there are several viewpoints along the trek to enjoy breathtaking views of Everest and other towering peaks.
Numerous photography spots along the Everest view trek offer stunning vistas. Some popular photography locations include the viewpoint near the Everest View Hotel, Tengboche Monastery with Mount Everest as the backdrop, and the scenic valleys and riverside landscapes.
Yes, you can explore several monasteries such as Tengboche Monastery, Pangboche Monastery, and Khumjung Monastery during the Everest view trek. The Tengboche Monastery is one of the oldest and largest monasteries in the region, which offers insights into Buddhist culture and traditions.
Yes, there are social and community engagement opportunities available during the Everest View Trek. You can interact with the local Sherpa communities, learn about their way of life, and contribute to their economy by supporting local businesses and teahouses.
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Everest Base Camp Trek Experience !!
The Everest Base Camp Trek with Deepak as a guide was probably the best experience of my life. It’s important to have someone taking care of you and looking up to your well-being, safety, and comfort while you are facing an experience as challenging. Deepak took care of booking the best and most comfortable accommodations all along the way, ordering our food, getting all the tickets (plane, national park, etc) since they were included in the price, and helped us manage the high properly (we had NO issues at all under his watch) and most importantly was super involved in making our experience perfect. We become friends with both Guide and Sherpa along the way.
I wouldn’t have imagined how amazing this experience would be. I am forever grateful to Deepak and his company, who also took care of helping us get last-minute clothes since our bags were delayed 12 days (this was completely out of their scope of work, and they did it only out of kindness and devotion to their job). I would definitely recommend anyone who makes this experience with World Alpine Treks, a great and very professional company, and most important, owned by great people.
