Short Everest View Trek – Everest Panorama Trek
The Everest View Trek is a short time watching the panorama of the tallest mountain, Mt. Everest, and the surrounding magical peaks, including Lhotse, Nupse Saar, Amadablam, Thamserku, and Kongde Peak.
On the Everest Panorama trek, you should embark to the stunning viewpoint at the Everest View Hotel and watch those breathtaking panorama views of the world's highest mountains, Mt. Everest (8848m) and Lhotse (8516m), the most iconic peak, Amadablam (6812m), Thamserku (6623m), Kongde Peak (6187m), and many more. It is a couple of hours to ascend from Namche (3440m) to the viewpoint (3860m).
It is not only panorama views; you can explore the lifestyle and culture of mountain heroism of Sherpa people. They are inhabitants of the Khumbu Everest region. They have nice terraces and animals. They grow lots of crops and vegetables, and they have yaks, cows, and sheep.
You will get to the capital city of the Khumbu Valley, called Namche Bazar. It has a huge town, especially for a touristic city. There are lots of trekking shops, restaurants, bars, and nice lodges. They warmly welcome all of the visitors. Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding
The Everest view trek starts with first landing in the wonderful place of Lukla. It is a scenic flight from Kathmandu, only 35 minutes, and then you start your beautiful trekking along many villages, riverside, and short walks. On the first day, you will stay at Phakding.
Phakding to Namche Bazar: A Wonderful Experience
On the second day, you are reaching the capital city of the Khumbu Valley, called Namche Bazar. For the first couple of hours, gently ascend and arrive at Monjo village. It has the Sagarmatha National Park checkpoint. You should obtain the national park entry permit. Which is, you should pay 3000 Nepali rupees, and they give you a permit. Then, take lunch in Jorsalle.
You should cross many suspension bridges, including the longest and deepest bridge, called the Hillary Bridge. After crossing it, you should ascend steeply uphill for around 2 to 2.5 hours to get to Namche Bazar. It is approximately a 6/7-hour journey from Phakding to Namche Bazar. Stay at a nice lodge here.
Embark to Everest View Hotel—for Panorama Views
On the third day, it must be wonderful weather, like a crystal-clear sky, because you must embark in a couple of hours to see the mesmerizing views of the world's tallest mountain, Mt. Everest, and the iconic peaks of Amadablam and many more peaks as listed below.
- Mt. Everest (8848m / 29029ft.)
- Mt. Lhotse (8516m / 27940ft.)
- Mt. Nupse Saar (7861m / 25790ft.)
- Mt. Amadablam (6812m / 22350ft.)
- Mt. Thamserku (6623m / 21729ft.)
- Taboche Peak (6501m / 21329ft.)
- Kangtengga (6782m / 22250ft.)
- Kongde Peak (6187m / 20299ft.)
How Difficult Is the Everest View Trek?
The Everest View Trek is a short Everest trek and easily accessible; any age can do it. It is quite high altitude because you must get to the 3860-meter viewpoint, but anyone can get there.
We can say it: who doesn’t have enough time to complete the iconic Everest Base Camp Trek? They can do it in a short time and see the world’s tallest peak, Mt. Everest, and the surrounding magical peaks.
How many days of trekking would the short Everest View Trek be?
Everest View Trek is 5 to 6 days from Kathmandu to Kathmandu, and from your arrival to departure, you need 2 extra days. Make a plan for a week, as 7 to 8 days is perfect.
Even you can go till Tengboche Monastery, which is the oldest and most historical monastery in the Everest region. You will see amazing views from Tengboche Monastery too.
Tentative Itinerary of Everest View Trek
Here is a tentative Everest View Trekking itinerary. If you go to Tengboche, you should extend a day.
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and stay at a nice hotel.
Day 02: Fly to Lukla, then trek to Phakding.
Day 03: Trekking to Namche Bazar—Nice Walking.
Day 04: Visit to Everest View Hotel for panorama views and return to Monjo.
Day 05: Trek to Lukla, easy walking.
Day 06: Fly back to Kathmandu, only 35 minutes.
Day 07: Final Departure – Last Day.
How much does the Everest View Trek cost?
The Everest View Trek costs US $350 per person, which is a service. Included are meals, accommodation, permits, and a guide. You should be a minimum of 2 people in a group; if you are a single visitor, the cost will be slightly more. And flight tickets, the Kathmandu Hotel, and porter costs are broken down here. Please choose it.
- The Kathmandu to Lukla round-trip flight fare is tentatively $400 each.
- The Kathmandu Hotel costs $40 per room with breakfast.
- One porter cost $100; all of his expenses are included, such as salary, food, accommodation, insurance, etc.
When is the best time to visit Everest View Trek?
We always recommend to you that the best time to visit the Everest View Trek is in autumn and spring. It will be a crystal clear sky, very good weather and visibility, and a nice temperature. You will see wonderful views. Monsoon and winter are also possible, but it rains all the time in monsoon, and you can't see good views. Winter is too cold and frozen. But at the time also you can do it.
- Autumn Season: September to November.
- Spring Season: March to May.
- Monsoon Season: June to August.
- Winter Season: December to February.
Do we need to issue an entry permit for the Everest View Trek?
Yes, of course, you need it because you are visiting within Sagarmatha National Park. Without a National Park permit, you are not allowed to visit the Everest region. And, you must take another rural municipality permit as well. We at Unique Nepal Adventure easily issue it, and the guide will carry it during the trek. After you complete your trek, he gives it to you as a souvenir.
- Sagarmatha National Park Permit Fee – Nrs. 3,000/-
- Rural Municipality Entrance fee – Nrs. 3,000/-
Why do we recommend the Everest View Trek?
Who doesn’t have enough time to do the Everest Base Camp Trekking and is thrilled to see the world’s highest mountain? Those can do it in a short time with the Everest View Trek. They can see Mount Everest and the surrounding beautiful peaks properly.
Who is willing to see it but physically too old or a very young child? They can do it like a family trip. It would be wonderful seeing Everest and exploring the Sherpa lifestyle and their culture.
If you are interested in visiting the Everest Panorama Views trek in a short time, feel free to contact us. We share more realistic information with you, make a perfect program, and provide excellent services with a delightful trip.
