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Everest View Trek is a short and easy trek, done in the Khumbu region rewarding trekkers with stunning views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and surrounding peaks. Everest View Trek will take trekkers through verdant forests, Sherpa localities, Yak Pastures, and farmlands. The Everest View Trek does not take a trekker to significant elevation, maxing at 3,963m/13,000ft (Everest View Hotel), but there is no compromise in adventure, natural wonders, and cultural offerings. This is a very safe trek, with very little chance of anyone getting altitude sickness. Tyangboche is the furthest point this trek will take you on the Everest Base Camp Trek trail. This trek is a perfect trek for beginner trekkers, who want to explore the Everest region and witness Mt. Everest with their own eyes. This is also a perfect family trek, as people of all ages can do it, including children and elders.
The Everest view trek itinerary is an easy one compared to Everest Base Camp Trekking. It doesn’t involve long trekking hours and arduous steep climbs. Also, the chances of getting altitude sickness are very slim. So, the trek is best for any beginner trekkers and any age group. To witness Mt. Everest you don’t necessarily have to go to the Everest Base Camp. Short treks in the Khumbu region like the Everest view trek will provide ample opportunity to observe Mt. Everest and other snow-capped peaks of Khumbu.
Mount Everest View Trek also allows a visit to Hotel Everest View (3,963m/13,000ft) which holds the record for the 5-star hotel situated at the highest elevation on the planet. The hotel is located just above Namche Bazaar and it’s a 3-4 hour day hike from Namche and is done during the rest/acclimatization day at Namche Bazaar. The hotel provides a wonderful view of Mt. Everest including Lhotse, Nuptse, Thamserku, Amadablam, and other peaks from its balcony while sipping tea/coffee.
Everest View Short trek starts with the flight from Kathmandu to a small airstrip in Lukla. After landing on Tenzing Hillary airport, Everest View short Trek officially begins, taking you on a hike to Phakding. The next day is the hike to Namche Bazaar, the Sherpa capital, and the gateway to Everest. One acclimatization/rest day in Namche is when you hike to Hotel Everest View to watch Mt. Everest more closely. The trek then follows the Everest Base Camp trail up to Tengboche. Everest can be seen in an interesting way from the Tengboche monastery. Later on, we retrace the same route back to Lukla and fly to Kathmandu.
Everest View Trek is the best short trek done in Everest Region offering mesmerizing views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam etc. Though this trek is limited to Tengboche, the views are uncompromising. Though the views, might not be as panoramic as the view seen from Kala Patthar, it will not fail to stupefy the trekkers. All in all, the views are as majestic as they could get. The two major viewpoints, Everest View Hotel and Tengboche Monastery serve the purpose of providing unobstructed sight of the tallest massif on the planet. Despite Everest View Trekking being a short and easy trek, sightseeing pleasure is well addressed.
Breakfree Adventures specializes in making bespoke itineraries cause we know that every explorer is unique. A customized itinerary aberrates from the convention, you can add extensions and lengthen your stay, or shorten it by omitting activities from the standard itinerary.
We have resources that allow us to curate a customized itinerary that addresses your needs and requirements. With customized Everest View Trek, you can spend an additional day at Namche Bazar, Tengboche, or trek to Amadablam Base Camp, the possibilities are endless. Contact us to learn more about customizing your Everest View Trek.
Note: The price of the Customized Everest View Treks’ cost will vary from the standard.
Our representative will welcome you at the airport and chauffer you to the designated Hotel. For early arrivals, after getting fresh if interested you can explore around the city or else you can rest and relax to recover from jetlag. In the evening you go shopping for Trekking gear at Thamel. Overnight at the Hotel.
Overnight at Hotel in Kathmandu
The day will be filled with a sightseeing tour of UNESCO World Heritage sites inside Kathmandu Valley. After breakfast, our team will contact you pick you up in a private vehicle from your hotel, and take you to explore our first heritage site.
Swoyambunath Temple also known as “The Monkey Temple” is a sacred religious site for both Hindus and Buddhists. Situated at the top of the hill it offers a beautiful view of Kathmandu and nearby areas. After exploring Sowyambunath, we will be heading toward Patan Durbar Square. It features temples, palaces, and monuments that once belonged to kings and rulers of the region. These monuments embody outstanding architecture and beautiful works of craftmanship.
The next site we will be exploring is Pashupatinath temple, it is a holy sacred place for Hindu people all over the world, abode of Lord Shiva. Witness the faith and cultural rituals that are being carried out on temple premises.
Finally, to Boudhanath, the biggest Buddhist Stupa in Kathmandu Valley. After lunch in Boudha, we will head back to the hotel. In the evening, our office staff and trek guide will come to you and will briefly explain all the necessary information about the Everest View trek you will be going to embark on the next day.
Overnight at Hotel in Kathmandu
At the earliest hour of the day, we will be taking a trans-Himalayan flight to Lukla from Kathmandu.
The flight provides wonderful sightseeing opportunities to the trekker passengers, allowing them to get a panoramic view of the majestic mid-Himalayan ranges, and the geographical marvel of beautiful hills, valleys, and lakes. Upon landing at Edmund Hillary Memorial Airport at Lukla, considered the most thrilling airport to land in, you will embark on your adventure trekking to Phakding. During a 2-3 hours trek, you will catch your first glimpse of the Everest Region.
The trek will end after reaching the pre-booked lodge at Phakding.
Overnight at Lodge in Phakding
Today is the trek to Namche Bazaar which is nearly 6 hours. The trail is a steady ascend nearly to Namche and passes over small villages, tea shops, lodges, fluttering flags, mani walls, chorten gates, etc. Upon reaching Namche, we will check into our lodge for the night’s stay. Overnight at Lodge.
After breakfast, we will resume our trekking adventure. Today’s trek is going to be long, spanning over 5-6 hours till we reach the Namche Bazar. Along the way, we will be able to experience the local lifestyle, religious monuments, prayer wheels, passing through chhorten gates, and beautiful views of surrounding geography throughout the way.
We will be traversing along the Dudh Koshi River, crossing a beautiful suspension bridge ornated with colorful flags. On the we will be entering Sagarmatha National Park, our team will acquire a permit for our group. We will be welcomed by thick pine and Rhododendron trees. If you are going on Mar-May season you will witness sanguine forest because of Red Rhododendron all over the forest. The ascend is going to be steeper and tougher though. As we near Namche Bazar, the Everest View Point on the trail will let us observe the tallest point on the planet.
We would have arrived at the mesmerizing Sherpa town, Namche Bazaar, by the end of our trek today. We will check you in on your lodge.
Overnight at Lodge in Namche Bazar
As you gain elevation where the oxygen content in the atmosphere is low, your body will need some time to adapt to this changing environment. To obviate the chances of altitude sickness, we have separated this day to let your body acclimatize to a rarefied atmosphere. This day will allow your body to adapt itself to a rarefied atmosphere.
But that doesn’t mean you will be staying in your hotel room the whole day. The day will be filled with activities, that focus on cultural exploration and sightseeing rather than elevation gain. We will indulge ourselves in a short hike to Hotel Everest View, the 5-star hotel on the Highest Altitude, which offers magical views of the majestic mountain vistas including the tallest peaks like; Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, and others. After relishing the beautiful view of the mountain vistas, we will get back to Namche Bazar.
Namche Bazar also known as the gateway to Mt. Everest is a beautiful town, mostly inhabited by Sherpa people. This beautiful town on the way of the Everest Base Camp trek is a testament to human perseverance which can be ascribed to the survival and thriving of humans in remote places. Here you can find shops, restaurants, museums, and other tourist attractions, these establishments will make you forget that you are in one of the most secluded and remote parts of the world. You can purchase trekking gear, souvenirs, and gifts and eat a variety of local as well as international cuisines. There is no compromise in luxury whilst you are in Namche Bazar. One of the most notable landmarks in Namche Bazar is the Sherpa Museum which showcases the history, culture, tradition, accolades, and lifestyle of the Sherpa people. Just roaming the stone-paved rustic alleyways of Namche Bazar is a delightful experience.
After Namche Bazar exploration we will be back to the designated lodge/hotel, rest, and get ready for the next day.
Overnight at Lodge in Namche Bazar
This day the hike is to Tengboche (3,860m/12,664ft), a fairly moderate hike with several steep ascends and descends, and crossing the Dudh Koshi. The trail goes upwards through the forest and gets spectacular views of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Kwangde Peak. Spotting good views of these mountains Tengboche is reached soon. In Tengboche, visit the Tengboche Monastery – one of the biggest in the region. The monastery is at a beautiful location providing a splendid view of the surrounding areas.
Trek to Tengboche is a scenic bliss. You can witness beautiful hilly landscapes, gushing rivers, and ardent mountains as you follow the trail through the hilly ridges.
Initially, you will walk along the hilly ridges with no significant elevation change, but after you pass the point where the trail divides into two, one taking to Gokyo and another taking to Tengboche, you will start descending till you reach Dudh Koshi. The path along the way is mostly rocky and dusty at some sections of the hilly ridge. Eventually, you will cross the milky white Dudh Koshi River through a suspension bridge. Then you will start ascending through the verdant forest until you reach Tengboche. The enchanting forest will share its charm and beauty with you, and there is a possibility of you spotting exotic wildlife native to Sagarmatha National Park like Snow Leopard, Himalayan Thar, Pheasants, etc.
Upon arriving at Tengboche also called Tyangboche, you will have a beautiful view of Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Tobuche, and Nuptse. The view of the tallest mountains of the Everest Region is the central attraction of the entire trek. These views of hills, rivers, mountains, flora, and fauna you witness during this day trek will be one of the most scenic and heart-warming.
After arriving at Tengboche, we will check in at the booked lodge, and then we will visit Tengboche Monastery, the biggest monastery in the Khumbu region. You will get a chance to connect with the surrounding landscapes spiritually and witness the faith and belief of the locals.
Overnight at Lodge in Tengboche.
Today, retrace our way back to Monjo(2793m/9163ft) passing through beautiful Sherpa localities nestled on the lap of the surrounding hills by the Dudh Koshi River. It is an easy day’s hike, descending till you cross Dudh Koshi then gradually ascending to Sansa, after Sansa you traverse laterally following the trail to Namche Then descending to Manjo. There will be several stops, for lunch and rest, where you can get an opportunity to admire the natural beauty offered by the region.
After meandering for about 5-6 hours you will reach, Monjo village. Inhabited by Sherpas, mostly involved in farming, mountaineering, and animal rearing. At Monjo, you will spend your night revitalizing yourself for the next day’s trek.
Overnight at Lodge at Monjo.
After breakfast, trek to the town of Lukla, passing Pakding on the way. The day’s hike is easy as the trail is either level or descending with very few ascends. After jaunting for 5-6 hours and covering the distance of 12.7km/7.9 miles, you will reach Lukla which marks the end of your trek.
At Lukla, you spend the night, get rid of the fatigue you could have acquired due to the trek, and prepare for the next day’s flight to Kathmandu.
Overnight at Lodge at Lukla.
With all our goods secured we will get on our flight which will take us from Lukla to either Kathmandu or Ramechhap depending upon the availability of the flight. We will be leaving the beautiful landscapes behind and only taking back lots of memories with us that will stay with you for the rest of your life.
Upon arrival at Kathmandu, you will be taken to the allotted Hotel where you can get fresh and explore previously unexplored parts of the city. You can roam around the local markets to buy souvenirs, gifts, fabrics, etc. In the evening is the farewell dinner at an authentic Nepalese restaurant with the staff of the company accompanying you.
In the case of the Ramechhap flight, after landing at Manthali airport trekkers will be subsequently transported to Kathmandu. Our team will help trekkers secure goods and belongings and leave Ramechhap for Kathmandu.
Overnight at Hotel from Kathmandu.
Depending upon your flight time you will be dropped off at the International Airport three hours prior your departure for check in formalities. Our representative will be there assisting you, bidding you farewell and wishing you a safe flight back home as you head back towards your homeland with unforgettable experience and tons of memories you made while exploring the untouched Himalayan gem.
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The itinerary mentioned and explained above is standard. The Everest View Trek proceeds glued to the itinerary mentioned above, however, if we are confronted with reasons and circumstances that are beyond our control the itinerary will aberrate from the convention.
Breakfree Adventures can also curate a customized Everest Trek Package, with extensions and add-ons. Contact us to book a customized Everest View Trek.
We also operated private trips.
People of any age, who are physically fit can do this trek. This short Everest View Trek does not take you to elevation higher than 4000 meter or 13130 feet. This means the chance of getting altitude sickness is very slim. In addition to that, there are no steep and difficult climbs throughout Everest View Trek. Also the distance covered each day is very achievable one. So, if you are physically active, and steadily walk for 5-6 hours with stops in between for rests then, yes! You can do Everest View Trek which is a short trek done in Everest Region.
Book your escape to the Everest Region and witness Mt. Everest and other tall mountains of the Everest Region with Breakfree Adventures. To book and inquire about Everest View Trek, call us at 9851014557 or email us: at [email protected]
Yes, Everest View Trek is worth the price. Especially you consider, what you will have to pay for other treks in the Everest Region which will give you a chance to see Mt. Everest, Everest View Trek a short trek in the Everest Region is a trek worth every penny you spend. Along with the majestic view of Mt. Everest and mountains like, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Nuptse, Amadablam, etc., just like in another challenging trek, you will get to witness the natural wonders of Sagarmatha National Park, listed as a UNESCO heritage site, observe culture, tradition, and lifestyle of Sherpa people, and get amazed by unique geography of the Khumbu Region.
If you take into consideration the above-mentioned things then the short, Everest View Trek is worth each of your hard-earned money.
Book your escape to Khumbu and witness Mt. Everest and other tall mountains of the Everest Region with Breakfree Adventures.
Everest View Trek is for all the people who want to explore the Khumbu region and witness Mt. Everest, without taking risks and following the strenuous Everest Base Camp Trail. More specifically, if you want to observe the highest point on the planet earth; Mt. Everest with your own eyes, explore the unique geography, flora, and fauna of the Khumbu region, and the fascinating culture, tradition, and lifestyle of mountain maestros; Sherpa people without taking risk of getting altitude sickness in a very short time then this short Everest View Trek is right short trek for you. Also, if you are seeking a trekking destination where you can do trekking with all your family members then look further. Everest View Trekking is an easy short trek in the Everest Region, people of any age can do this trek, which means you can do it with your family.
Book your escape to the Everest Region and witness Mt. Everest and other tall mountains of the Everest Region with Breakfree Adventures. To book and inquire about Everest View Trek, call us at 9851014557 or email us: at [email protected].
Namche Bazaar, the gateway to Everest, is a village tucked on the lap of Khumbu Yui La mountain. Namche Bazaar is a beautiful mountain village that has access to all the modern amenities and facilities, despite being situated in one of the most remote parts of the world. Here you can find modern restaurants serving you the food of your choice and business establishments that provide you with necessary gear you might need on your trek or climbing expeditions. At Namche Bazar, you can buy gifts, souvenirs, and memoirs of the journey for yourselves or your dear ones. In addition to that, the unique architecture of buildings, the chanting voice of monks, the rustic smell of incense, and stone-paved paths make the environment of the Namche Bazar one of a kind.
Similarly, tourist attractions like the Sherpa Culture Museum, Namche Monastery, and Everest View Hotel make Namche Bazar a must-have place in the Everest Region. All in all, Namche Bazar is a magical town, hidden in the crevasse of the Himalayan, comforting trekkers and climbers with modern amenities before they embark on a treacherous adventure ahead in Khumbu Region.
Tengboche Monastery is the largest monastery situated in the Khumbu Region at a staggering elevation of 3867m or 12,687 feet. Situated at Tyangboche on the Everest Base Camp, it provides trekkers and climbers an opportunity to witness the beliefs and faith of native people. The proceedings and rituals that are being carried out in Tengboche Monasteries will take you on a spiritual journey, that will make you revere the mountain god, protector of the people of the region. The intricate patterns, sculptures, and carvings found all over the monastery indicate the propensity of people toward the arts and crafts.
Tengboche Monastery is evidence of the faith and belief of people native to the region, and their skills to make dull regular objects and make it work of great architecture. Conclusively, exploration of Tengboche Monastery is a must-do for every outsider, who is on the adventure of a lifetime.
Lukla is a small Sherpa locality, where people are reliant on farming and small business. Tenzing Hilary Airport is also situated in Lukla, and because of this small businesses here have been able to thrive. Lukla is a place, where every adventure trek and mountain expedition commences, making it one of the important checkpoints. Tenzing Hilary Airport daily receives flights from Kathmandu and nearby airports carrying trekkers and climbers to the Everest Region. Tenzing Hilary Airport is also considered one of the most dangerous and thrilling landing strips on the planet. But this should not prevent you from exploring the Everest Region, as the pilots doing flights to Lukla need to be experienced and have sufficient flight hours. It would rather be an amazing adventure with mesmerizing scenic views of the Mountains.
When you would have completed your adventure in the Everest Region, Lukla, and Tenzing Hilary Airport is going to be one whole chapter of your story, to tell your grandkids or to anyone you want to amuse.
The permits you would need for this short trek in the Everest Region are the Sagarmatha National Park Permit and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit. Along with this Trekker’s Information Management System (TIMS) Card is required. When you book Everest View Trek with Breakfree Adventures will take care of all the occurring fees of these permits. You would not need to worry about the permits as Breakfree Adventures will take care of it.
Sherpa, the natives mostly living in higher altitude terrain just beneath the Himalayas of Nepal are one of the toughest people on the planet. They have been surviving and thriving in harsh climates of high altitude and rarefied atmosphere. In places where a regular person would find it difficult just to walk, Sherpa people do steep climbs without rest carrying rucksacks weighing more than 80 kg. It shows their physical endurance and strength. Similarly, their culture, and tradition which are heavily influenced by Tibetan culture are a spectacle to witness.
Their language, scripts, and lifestyle resemble Tibetan people. Most of the Sherpa people indulge in farming and animal husbandry. They cultivate crops like barley, millet, potatoes, etc. which are easier to grow and don’t need much irrigation. They also rear Yak and Chyangra known as mountain goats. The dairy products and fabrics made from animal fur are also the source of their income. Most of the guides and expedition leaders for mountain climbing are Sherpa, it’s one of the major income sources as well. Every household has at least one person who has done mountain climbing expeditions in the tall mountains of the Everest Region.
Conclusively, Sherpa people are fascinating and welcoming people. They are humble and respectful toward trekkers and visitors. There have been many instances when Sherpa guides saved the lives of fellow mountain climbers, indicating their kind hearts. We advise all the trekkers and climbers to respect their belief, faith, and their cultures. We request everyone to not offend them in any way, as they are just humans like us who have lived through adversities of tough geography, but with a heart of gold.
All foreigners, besides Indians, require a visa to enter Nepal. Visa is to be had on arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, and you may increase your visa at the valuable immigration office. Click here to understand more about tourist visas in Nepal.
The visa application would require a passport legitimate for at least 6- months and a passport-length photograph. The present-day visa rate costs USD30 for 15 days, which you need to pay in cash (Please bring the exact change of USD30 per person) on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport. Citizens of China and the SAARC nations will acquire a loose visa.
A few countries – Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Cameroon, Somalia, Liberia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Palestine, and Afghanistan- may not get hold of an on-arrival visa. In case you are from those international locations, you should contact your local Nepalese embassy.
Nepali Rupees (NPR/Rs)
(USD 1 = NPR/Rs 132) at present (Subject to change)
You can exchange foreign currencies via the nearest banks and valid money exchange counters in Thamel, and also you can alternate small quantities of cash in hotels.
The simplest one hundred and 2000 Indian Rupee notes are legal in Nepal. You may also withdraw cash (in Nepali Rupees only) from one of the many ATMs in Kathmandu and other major cities.
Several ATMs in Kathmandu are open around the clock. In case you are using a foreign card – the most amount of money that can be withdrawn is 35,000 Rupees for a 500 Rupees processing fee. If you use Credit Cards provided to you by your banking partner, for exchanging foreign currency, you might get charged a processing fee of approximately four percent or more. Credit cards (Mastercard, Visa & American Express) are accepted at major hotels, shops and restaurants.
The chances of finding a bank along the trekking trail are near null, so we encourage you to exchange foreign currency or withdraw enough money in Kathmandu. With enough Nepali Rupees cash on your hand, you can easily pay for the services and goods almost everywhere.
After completing the trek, you may join other extra adventure activities for one day or more. There are numerous stunning and adventurous places in Nepal. You may spend your extras days in Kathmandu through various approaches, which includes, Everest Mountain flight, Everest Base Camp Heli Tour, Bhaktapur and Nagarkot day trip, Chitwan Jungle Safaris, 2 nights 3 days Chitwan jungle safari, Chitwan Luxury Tour , Trishuli River Rafting before flying back home.
