Everest View Trek | 9 Days

Reasonable Treks & Tour, known for its professionalism and dedication to providing exceptional trekking experiences, ensures that every aspect of the journey is well-planned, allowing trekkers to fully enjoy the adventure while being supported by an experienced team.

The Everest View Trek is suitable for all types of people, from family-school/college groups to corporate people, where one can witness Sherpa culture in the shade of Mt. Everest around the high and scenic Khumbu valley. Reasonable Treks & Tours we provided Everest Panorama Trekking in the comfort of Nice and Cozy Mountain lodges where rooms face views of Everest and other high peaks of the Khumbu area. A fantastic high-altitude walk with moderate pace Enjoying views of the world's highest mountains within the duration of a week with the glimpse of Mt. Everest in the backdrop of rich Sherpa culture and age-old traditions. Starting with soaring and exciting short flight from Kathmandu to land at unique airstrip of Lukla town, where our walk begins following well-established trekking trails Past lovely villages of Phakding-Monjo to reach Sherpa capitol in Namche Bazaar. Namche is a famous town. Acclimatization days at Namche and then walking through serene alpine woodland with full views of high peaks and then reaching a scenic spot at Thyangboche Monastery. At Thyangboche enjoy the views of Everest and magnificent Amadablam peaks with series of other higher mountains; an interesting visit of the monastery where you can Observe Buddhist monks on prayer and chanting;

Reasonable Treks and Tour has been operating at the forefront of the tourism industry in Nepal. During the duration, we have had the pleasure of providing quality service to clients who yearn to enjoy Everest View Trek's beauty and its riches. We provide excellent services ranging from accommodation to transportation and experienced guides for all the tour, trek, or expedition packages. We heartily welcome any suggestions and compliments on behalf of our valued clients.

Trip Highlights

Enjoy a beautiful and exciting flight to and from Lukla, one of the highest airports in the world!
Local Sherpa Culture, Tradition, And Lifestyle
Stay overnight in real Sherpa villages and learn about their culture.
Experience the unique Sherpa culture, visit traditional Buddhist monasteries, and explore quaint stone houses.
Tengboche Monastery, you can witness the monks' prayers and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Namche Bazaar (3,440 meters) is often called the "gateway to the Himalayas.
Along the way, you might encounter wildlife such as the Himalayan tahr, snow leopards, yaks, and various bird species like the Danphe (Himalayan monal), Nepal’s national bird.
Sunrise and sunset offer some of the most magical moments of the trek.
Tengboche is one of the most famous viewpoints on the Everest View Trek.
See amazing views of the world’s tallest mountains, like Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, and Mt. Ama Dablam.
Wonderful Journey, Everest View Trek.

Itinerary

1Flight from Kathmandu Or Ramechhap To Lukla (2,860 M) Trek to Phakding (2,610 M) Duration: 4 - 5 Hours.After an early breakfast, we take a flight to Lukla. We start our trek from Lukla towards Phakding. The trail goes through different cultural villages with beautiful scenes of different mountains, including Mt. Khumbila.
Overnight at Guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Included
2Trek from Phakding (2,610 M) To Namche Bazaar (3,440 M) Duration: 7 - 8 Hours.The trek towards Namche Bazaar goes through pine forests and up to the Benkar Valley in the north. Before reaching Everest National Park, we need to cross the Dudh Koshi River and pass Chumoa and Monjo Villages. We reach Namche Bazaar after crossing a suspension bridge. and an overnight stay at The Namche Bazaar.
Overnight at Guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Included
3Acclimatization Rest Day at Namche Bazaar (3,440 M) And Hike to Everest View Hotel (3,880 M) Duration: 3 - 4 Hours.Acclimatization is very necessary to prevent altitude sickness. Hence, to get the body adjusted to the surrounding environment, take an acclimatization rest as scheduled in the itinerary. Spend the day with a short hike to the popular Everest View Hotel. In the morning, start a hike that takes about 2-3 hours depending on the trekker’s speed. Everest View Hotel is at an elevation of 3,880 m, which is termed as one of the highest situated hotels in the world. Get a first glimpse of Mt. Everest if the weather is clear, including other surrounding peaks. After spending some time, then return to Namche. The day is free to explore on your own.
Overnight at Guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Included
4Trek from Namche (3,440 M) To Tengboche (3,867 M) Duration: 6 - 7 Hours.This day we will leave Namche and head to Tengboche. The trail is full of ups and downs and passes through forests, making the trek challenging, but the views you get to enjoy are truly rewarding. If you are lucky, you might also spot musk deer, pheasants, and Himalayan Thars. Near the end of the trek, you will find yourself descending to Phunki Thenga Village, but after leaving Phunki Thenga, you will be ascending continuously until you reach Tengboche. Tengboche looks like handcrafted natural beauty, which opens up the stunning views of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. This day also provides you the chance to see the biggest Buddhist monastery in the Khumbu Region—the Tengboche Monastery. We will be spending the night at Deboche. Overnight at Guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Included
5Trek from Tengboche (3,867 M) To Monjo Village (2840 M) Vai Namche Bazaar Duration: 6 - 7 Hours.From Tengboche, enjoying grand mountain views, walk downhill to reach a bridge over the Imjatse River. After crossing, the walk takes you on a slow climb and then on the nice wide path to Namche. After a refreshing break at Namche afternoon, a long descent to reach the Dudh Kosi River and then past Sagarmatha National Park to reach Monjo village for an overnight stop.
Overnight at Guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Included
6Trek from Monjo Village (2840 M) To Lukla (2860 M) Duration: 5 - 6 Hours.Last day walk of our adventure, as morning starts, from here walk and cross a long bridge to Phakding. From Phakding, head towards Lukla, where the route leads with ups and downs with the last final climb of the short hour to reach Lukla for the last overnight stop around Khumbu and the Everest region.
Overnight at Guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Included
7Morning Flight Directly from Lukla (2860 M) To Kathmandu (1,324 M) Or Fly to Ramechhap And Drive Back to Kathmandu.We fly back to Kathmandu or Manthali after our long mountain journey. The early morning flight drops us at Kathmandu. You can rest and relax throughout the day in your hotel. If get interested in taking some gifts home from Nepal for friends and relatives, visit to some nearby shops or venture out in Thamel for typical Nepalese goods, which can be assisted by our guides, or you can do it yourself too
Overnight at Hotel and Breakfast included
8Enjoy A Reserve Day in Kathmandu (1,324 M).This day is a buffer day to deal with unexpected delays and cancellations of flights due to weather changes. This avoids the hassles of changing international flights. Alternatively, if there are no delays and the plan works out as scheduled, you can use this day to relax. You can go on a city tour, get a massage, or do any other fun activities in the city.
Overnight at Hotel and Breakfast, included
9Final International Departure from Tribhuvan International Airport.Your last day in Nepal, the amazing country of Himalayan wonders with Reasonable Treks and Tour. As per your flight time leaving to airport before 3 hours. our crew will drop you at the airport. We hope you had a wonderful trip to Nepal with us and cannot wait for the next adventure.
Departure

Cost Includes:

Airport Pickup and Drop-Off by Private Vehicle.
Three Night’s Accommodation with Breakfast at A Standard Hotel in Kathmandu.
Domestic flight tickets (Kathmandu or Ramechhap to Lukla and Lukla to Kathmandu or Ramechhap) and airport departure taxes.
Both ways domestic flight tickets for guide.
Three Time Full board meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner, during the trek in the mountain
Fresh fruits every night after dinner.
Accommodation is in the best available twin-sharing room lodges during the trek.
An experienced English-speaking trekking guide
Strong, helpful Sherpa porters service (2 trekkers: 1 porter)
All food, accommodation, and insurance for the porter and guide.
Trekking guide and porter’s salary.
We provided a sleeping bag, down jacket, duffel bag, and walking poles. The down jacket, duffel bag, and sleeping bag are to be returned after the completion of the trip.
A comprehensive first-aid medical kit
Sagarmatha National Park Area Project entry permit and Tourist Information Management System (TIMS) permit
khumbu pasang lhamu rural municipality entry fee
Assistant guide for groups of 8 or more people.
Reasonable Treks And Tour T-shirt
Trip achievement certificate after successful trip completion.
All government and local taxes.

Cost Excludes:

Meals not including Kathmandu.
Extra Night Hotel Accommodation Kathmandu.
Travel insurance.
International airfare.
Nepal Entry Visa Fee.
All kinds of cold drinks, including water, coke, Fanta, juice, etc.
All the alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, soup, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, Coca-Cola, mineral water, extra food, and cold and hot drinks on the trek (i.e., those you choose to purchase along the way and during evenings in the tea houses)
All desserts & sweet things like chocolate, cake, pie, and pudding.
Hot shower and battery charging at the tea houses.
Wi-Fi internet is not included during the trek.
Personal trekking equipment.
Tips for airport representative, tour guide, trekking staff, drivers, etc.

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Rated 5/5 based on 1 reviews

William
SingaporePublished: Saturday, March 03, 2018

Great Experience, Everest Panorama Trek

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This is my first Time Nepal We did 11 days Everest Panorama Trek with Reasonable Treks & Tour Pvt. Ltd. Anil He is the organization for 20 days Everest Panorama Trekking. guide and porter took good care of me, guide he gives to everything information details on the way. I Show village and mountain. Really enjoyed the trek a lot, Guide was very helpful, friendly and kind. Porter, he is strong, honest and friendly too. I want to highly recommend this company and staff for other travelers. Thank you so much, Mr. Anil, .i am really happy for your Trip. We will back Next Time !!

Trip Note

Everest View Trek
One of the most popular trekking destinations for adventure-seeking tourists, its fame and reputation have been rapidly increasing since the first summit of the Everest in 1953 by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa. The Everest Base Camp Trek.is situated in the northeastern part of Nepal. The Base is a home to the world's highest mountain Everest, and many other towering peaks. Every year, numerous tourists go for adventures in this region. From summiting mountains to trekking in the base camp routes and villages, this region has a lot to offer to adventurers. Trekking through quaint Sherpa villages, you get the opportunity to experience their generous culture, rich Himalayan biomes, and the magnificent snow-laden peaks.

Accommodation on Everest View Trek.
Along the trails of the Everest View Trek, you will find tea houses and lodges. All of these accommodating facilities are well maintained however they vary in standards. The facilities they provide are adequate and are comfortable. You will find plenty of options to choose from, all depending on your budget. But keep in mind, the higher you go - the narrower your options get. You will have basic facilities such as food, electricity, and toilets at all the tea houses and lodges. However, you should also be aware that these services are very hard to be made available, thus you should use them wisely.

Transportation on Everest View Trek.
The best way to travel to the Everest View Trek is by flight. Up until now, there is one gateway to the Everest region and it is the Lukla airport. All flights to the Everest region land here. You can travel by road but most of the places in this region are inaccessible by road. You will have to ride up to where the road ends and trek to the next checkpoint. Traveling by helicopter is also available, depending on how much you are ready to spend.

Food & Meals on Everest View Trek.
While traveling around the Everest View Trek and higher altitudes, you will come across similar menus at all tea houses and lodges. The most commonly available foods around this Trek are Dal Bhat, noodles, eggs, potatoes, and Tibetan bread. Dal Bhat set is the best option for trekkers as it is served in large portions. It comprises rice, lentils, vegetables, and soup. Usually while trekking, your guide will contact your next lodge/tea house about your arrival and by the time you reach your destination, your meal will be ready. You may be able to find other food items besides the ones mentioned above. However, keep in mind that the choices of food items in this region are very small.

Backpack List on Everest View Trek.
Preparing your backpack is one of the most important things you must do before going on adventures. You must not carry more than what's needed nor carry less. The ideal backpack list for an adventure in the Everest region would be

Proper clothing. Warm inner layers, trekking shirts, undergarments, trousers, jackets, and socks.
Gears: hats, beanies, buff/balaclava, gloves, and Hiking/trekking shoes.
Accessories such as trekking poles, sunglasses, lamps/headlamps, and water bottles.

You can also carry other accessories such as books, chargers, first aid kit, medication tablets, toiletries etc. You must carry a bag that can easily accommodate all your essentials. If you have a porter it’s feasible to carry a duffle bag as well.

Guides & Porters on Everest View Trek.
One of the major aspects of trekking in the Everest View Trek is hiring guides and porters. As a traveler, you will require someone that is familiar to the Trek and can help you get through the trail smoothly. Guides can make your trek efficient as they will know the best routes. Porters can be helpful if you are going on longer expeditions such as summiting mountains. Such expeditions require longer days in which you have to carry more items. It’s best to have an extra bag which the porter will carry for you. You can hire a guide and a porter easily at any travel agencies.

Electricity/ Recharge & Internet on Everest View Trek.
As you ascend higher, it is hard to even get some basic services at such places. It is recommended that you carry: a power bank according to your needs, a Ncell sim card and an Everest link wifi prepaid card and enough recharge cards to suffice your needs. It is better to use the Ncell sim when the network is available, and only to use Everest Link wifi at places there is no coverage for Ncell. Areas at high altitudes heavily rely on solar power thus you will find electricity at some lodges but you will be charged by the hour for each item you charge. At low levels, electricity will be available and will not be a problem.

Group Size & Crew Member on Everest View Trek.
The ideal group size for trekking in this Everest View Trek is considered to be around 5-6 people. It is highly recommended that you hire a guide. You can also leave out that option but it is for your own safety and benefit. It is up to you to hire a porter. Since this region is a popular trekking destination, there is no doubt you will meet fellow travelers walking the same trails. You can also travel alone but it is not recommended to do so. When you travel in a group, if you have any problems during the trek, there will be enough people to help you.

Medical Facility on Everest View Trek.
You will find small pharmacies at villages around the trek. Some larger villages may also have hospitals that offer medical facilities up to an extent. This means you cannot expect high levels of medical services in this Everest View Trek.You will be able to get minor ailments and medicines at clinics and health posts in remote areas of the trip. For serious medical conditions, rescue is available via helicopter. It is best to have your travel insurance checked as medical services and rescue operations are very expensive. It is advised to carry proper first aid kit and vital medications in your backpack to avoid possible medical circumstances.

Flight Cancellations & Delay (Internal) on Everest View Trek.
While traveling in the Everest View Trek, Lukla Airport is one and only entry point by air, there are high chances of flight cancellations and delays. The main cause for this inconvenience is the unpredictable weather. In many cases, your flight will get delayed, but at difficult times your flights will be canceled. Since there are limited flights departing to domestic destinations, you might have to wait a day or two to catch another flight. The best alternative to this could be to go by road via Jiri/Salleri.

Altitude Sickness on Everest View Trek.
While traveling in the Everest View Trek is definite that you will be ascending altitude day by day. The most common problem that occurs during these treks is altitude sickness. The higher you go, the harder it is to breathe. The most common symptoms of altitude sickness are shortness of breath, fatigue, insomnia, headache, nausea etc. You will have to walk slow and steady to reduce excessive pressure exertion on your body. If you catch altitude sickness there is no solution to this except to descend from that altitude. However, when immediate descent is not possible, medications like Diamox and other altitude pills can come in handy to get you going for a while. In severe cases, helicopter rescue is also an option to transfer the victim for further medical attention. It is highly recommended to consult a doctor before you go to such treks to find out about any complications in your body.

Best Season to Travel on Everest View Trek.
One of the key things you need to keep in mind before going on treks to the Everest View Trek is the season. There isn't necessarily the worst season to trek, however, there is a best one and autumn is considered as the ideal season. As the monsoon season ends around September, the weather clears up and you will get the best possible views. The trails will be dry and trekking will be a lot easier. The months, October and November are considered the best months to go on treks to the Everest region. But it does not imply that you cannot trek during other seasons. You can go on treks at any seasons but the difficulty and risk levels rise with the climate issues.

Insurance & Rescue on Everest View Trek.
Before going out on trekking in mountainous regions, you must check with your travel insurance providers if their policy covers mountainous areas. In many cases, travel insurance companies' policies do not cover mountainous region traveling. You can find insurance providers who will cover your insurance depending on the altitude you're traveling. But you will have to pay close attention to enter the correct altitude details. Rescue services are available, but keep in mind they can be really expensive. A rescue helicopter alone can cost you around $5,000 or more. Therefore, it is strongly advised to have your insurance covered.

Booking & Payments on Everest View Trek.
You can find various online sites from where you can book your preferred trek. You will not have a hard time finding travel agencies to help you get a travel plan for your trek to the Everest View Trek You will have to comply with the terms and agreements set by the agencies before booking your trip. You are required to send all the necessary copies of documents, such as passports. Some of these agencies will accept online payments, while others demand the sum be paid up front. Agencies will demand you to pay an initial advance payment. Cancellation is also possible, but cancellation charges will be applied.

Acclimatization on Everest View Trek.
The ascend in altitude will make it harder for you to go further. You may experience problems like altitude sickness. Since you will be spending a week or more for the trek, the best possible thing to do is acclimatize with the location by spending a night or two at every checkpoint. It is important to give your body enough time to adjust to the new atmosphere. In this process, your body can generate enough red blood cells to carry enough oxygen to get you going. This compensates for the low level of oxygen intake at high altitudes. Acclimatization lowers the risk of getting altitude sickness and any other problems you might face due to the altitude. It will allow you to maintain your body's performance across the change in environmental conditions.