Everest Panorama Trek

• Short trek in Everest region
• No experience required
• Panoramic view of Mount Everest, Lhotse (8501m), Nuptse (7879m), Ama Dablam (6856m), Thamserku (6608m), and khaki (6685m).
• Chance to Explore Namche bazaar, sherpa community, Sagarmatha National park
• Close to nature
• Far from the crowd and busy life
• Lukla flight, Mane and Chorten, Dudh Koshi, suspension bridges, Everest region
• Mountain life
• Less risk of altitude sickness

Everest panoramic trek is a moderate trek, you can finish it within 8 days. It is not that you don’t need to walk, you should walk 5-6 hours on trekking day. In total, you should walk 5 days in your whole trek. Due to short duration, you will be less tired and trekking completes with the excitement of new scenery and specialty of the place.

Like in other treks of the Everest region, you have to be mentally and physically fit. 1 -2 months proper practice of 2-3 hours walk, physical exercise, and experience of moderate to hard trek is most important.

There is vast differences between the Everest view trek and the Everest base camp trek. In Everest view trek, you will only go up to Tengboche, have a panoramic view of Everest, and many more
Mountain ranges. In Everest base camp trek, you will trek up to base camp and be on the foot of Everest.
Everest view trek is a short trek whereas Everest base camp trek is quite a long one.

Both normal and luxurious trek is found. Your package involves the best tea houses. We will provide a twin room with an attached bathroom as possible. For a luxurious trek, you should pre-inform the company.

Nepali, Indian, western, Chinese and local food items are available. Varieties of items in breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided in the menu of tea houses, you can choose your choice.
Normally in breakfast tea, coffee, milk, bread items, egg items, curry items, porridge, pan cake, chapatti are common. In dinner and lunch, Nepali thali (rice, dal, curry, pickle, pappad), momo, pizza, chowmin, sphagatte, bakery items, and many more options are available. Local food with special taste are also found.

To book a trek, you should send inquiries from travel sites related to trek. You can also contact directly from the Whatsapp number available in travel site. Filling the form, reserving the date of trek, and sending advance, makes 100% sure of booking a trip.

Yes, the sleeping bag is necessary. Each tea house provides warm blankets but also you need sleeping bag, as Everest region temperature falls below 0 degree. If you don’t want to bring sleeping bag then you can hire from Kathmandu as well. Even the company will provide you sleeping bag but you have return back after the trek.

Everest panoramic trek is short trek, completes in 8 days. Trek begins from second day starting from Lukla and reach Thengboche on forth day as the last destination. You will depart to your country on the eighth day.

Yes, ATM is available in Lukla and Namche but not in the entire trekking route. You should drag money in Kathmandu, or Lukla, or in Namche. It is better to have some extra currency with you to give on tea houses for charging and shower.

Yes, the phone signal is reachable throughout the trek except some exceptions. We suggest you to use duel sim, both NTC and Ncell so that you will be connected with your phone.

Yes, it is safe to drink water in the Everest trek. Mineral water is available which is totally pure and safe. We suggest you to take hot water to save yourself from the common cold.

No, you cannot take hard drinks during trek. It is totally prohibited because you will not be able to walk and continue your trek if you remain drunk. Altitude sickness may goes worse and trek may be incomplete. Your health condition ruins sue to hard drinks during trek.

Charging gadgets is possible in all tea houses but you should pay extra. Some tea houses ask for payment per gadget whereas some ask for payment per hour of charge. You should pay around 5$ for charging your gadget.

Yes, the taking shower is possible in trek but you have to pay extra charge for it. As hydroelectricity is not available, either solar energy or gas geyser is used for heating water. In case of unavailability of solar or gas geyser you will get a bucket of hot water for shower as well. In such situation you should pay per bucket of water. Regular shower may caught cold, thus check you physical condition before planning of shower.

Yes, you can do luxurious Everest panoramic trek. The luxurious trek is quite expensive than normal trek. You should give pre-information about your desire of having luxurious trek at the time of booking. Booking of hotels would be done earlier and changing decision just before the trek will not works.

No you cannot customize the Everest view trek. None of the day is separated for rest day and no any extra tour are added in this trek. Only one thing you can do is, as you come back to Kathmandu from Lukla, you can depart to your country on the same day without having rest in Kathmandu. If you do so, your trek will complete on 7 day but you will be much tired on having 2 flights on the same day.

Local guide with a license will be your guide, provide by the company.

Yes, you can do solo trek but it would be very hard to manage all things. To take permit, selecting tea houses, planning the trip, knowing path become uncomfort. We suggest you trek with a guide and porter.

Porter will carry 25-30 kg weight. You can walk freely without heavy backpack. Thus it is better to have porter. We suggest you to have porter with you so that you can enjoy the trek rather than carrying heavy bag and walking long journey

The best time of Everest panoramic trek is spring season (March April, June) and autumn
(September, October, November). During these months weather remains pleasant, clear sky gives majestic, amazing, adorable view of Everest, misson of this trek. Not only Everest you can enjoy scenery of entire central Himalayan range.

The trial is not much challenging as that of the Everest base camp trek. Everest view trek stops after reaching Tengboche. You will not pass much hardest rocky trial until you reach Tengboche.

Sagarmatha National Park permit and Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rular municipality entrance fee are the permits one should have for the Everest Panoramic trek. Your guide will take the permit after reaching Manjo village.

No, Mount Everest is not visible from Lukla. Mount Everest is seen during the flight to Lukla. A clear view of Everest is visible from Namche and afterward during the trek.

If you suffer from altitude sickness, we will provide you medicine and manage rest day for acclimatization. In normal condition we will continue the trek but if your condition become poor then we will either return back by walk or hire helicopter for flight to Kathmandu.

. Yes, sure you can visit number of monasteries during the Everest view Trek. Monasteries are the heart of the Everest region, the mane, and mani wheels, floating flags welcome you. You will visit the oldest monastery Tangboche as well.

Lukla plane is small in size than international planes. Only 14 -16 passengers can travel together in Lukla Plane.

Yes, you can say Namche a big town because it is really bigger compared to other camps. The gateway of Everest, Namche is well developed small town fascinated with luxury hotels. You will get all facilities such as bank, ATM, medical, marget, hotel, lodge, restaurant and bar, laundry, money exchange in Namche.

Yes, we can see the Sherpa family during our trek. While passing through villages and having a night stay in tea house, we will see Sherpas and their hospitality.

The cost for a hot shower in Namche is 5$, in Dingboche is 7$ per shower. We will not suggest to take shower in a high altitude above Dingboche. Similarly, the cost for the mobile charge is 3$ per gadget up to Namche, 3$ per hour in Dingboche. We suggest to bring powerbank for battery backup of your gadget.