- Hotels & Guesthouse
- Kathmandu
- March to May & Sep to Dec
- Plane & Private Vehicle
- 3880 M
- Eco-Tour, Hiking, Trekking
- 2-16
- Medium
Highlights of Everest View Trek
- Discover your adventure.
- Embrace the breathtaking views of iconic peaks like Mt Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam.
- Connect with Local people and enjoy the lively Sherpa culture.
- Explore the Namche Bazzar's unique local handmade items.
- Soak into the simplicity and purity of Buddhist monks at Tengboche.
Everest View Trek Overview
Explore the most popular destination in the Khumbu region of Nepal. The Everest view trek leads you through the dreamy journey. Mt Everest Lhotse and Ama Dablam are your constant companions throughout your journey. It is not just the trek, it’s an iconic journey to the Everest view viewpoint. Witness the equal blend of pristine nature and enrich Sherpa’s lifestyle along the way. Each step will introduce you to the unmatched beauty of Everest view viewpoint and authentic Sherpa culture. Learn the rhythm of life and connect with nature. As you ascend, you will notice a monk at a monastery living in harmony with nature.
Trek Route
The Trek route starts with a short 35-minute flight to Lukla Airport, Nepal from Kathmandu. Lukla is popularly known for its charm. The town is filled with colorful prayer flags, a challenging airstrip, and a vibrant hub. It’s one of the busiest and most beautiful towns in the Everest region. Along the journey, the trek winds up in dudh khola. The route to Phakding and Monjo goes through hills filled with rhododendrons, lush forests, and vibrant blooms of spring. Continuing the trek, we ascend to Namche Bazzar the “gateway to Himalaya”. Explore the narrow land, stone houses, and markets. The trail leads you to Everest View Hotel and Tegboche. Discover the beautiful natural wonders along the way.
Viewpoint during Everest view trek
Namche Bazzar, Nepal
Namche Bazzar is a trade hub in the Everest region. This Vibrant Sherpa town has its uniqueness offering a glimpse of the majestic backdrop of two mighty picks-Kongde Ri and Yhamserku. The unique handcraft items have their importance among the trekkers. It’s a souvenir. But beyond Sherpa dialects local cuisines and picturesque views Namche bazzar has a deep sense of serenity. Buddhist prayers, sine paths, rhythmic rotations of mantras namche bazzar have it all. Whether you’re seeking a vibrant cultural experience, simple mountain life, or raw beauty Himalayan Namche Bazzar will not disappoint you.
Sherpa cultural and mountain views
As you arrive at Namche Bazzar witness the sheer peaks of Kongde Ri (6187M) and Thanserku (6623M) piercing through the sky. The summit covered in snow glistened like diamonds in the sun. The hardship and resilience of life in the high Himalayas tell stories of generational past. Lose yourself in the rich tapestry of Sherpa culture. Engage in the local community, local cuisines, and the aroma of freshly baked bread, and roasted yak butter tea, and soak and the infectious energy of this bustling hub.
As the sun sets, casting a golden glow on the snow–capped peaks, witness the magic of nature. As the day passes watch the twinkling stars emerge one by one and the silence of the mountain envelopes you. Enjoy every bit of culture, and cozy charm and create memories.
Acclimatization hike to Everest View Hotel
At such a high, your body needs time to adjust to the sudden change in temperature. Acclimatization is crucial to avoid altitude sickness and also for a successful and enjoyable trek. Among the other activities hike to Everest View Hotel is a highlight and rite of passage for any trekker in the Everest region.
Everest View Hotel is one of the highest full-fledged hotels towering at (3880m). The panorama itself is enough to leave you speechless. The Everest View Hotel has a unique feat of architecture, warm hospitality, and an atmosphere that perfectly captures the spirit of mountain adventure. The crown jewel of this experience is the rest, views, and majesty of the natural wonder.
The Journey to Tengboche: A Spiritual Sanctuary
As the Namche falls behind, the trail ascends to the breathtaking vista of majestic peaks. The iconic pyramid-shaped mountain and diverse landscapes are the constant companions throughout the trail. With each step further the mesmerizing wildflowers and wilderness unravel themselves.
As the trail ascends, we arrive at Tengboche Monestry perched at the top of 3867m. This magnificent Monastery is the spiritual anchor for the entire region. The Hums and mantras with the rhythmic chanting echo through the valley. Beyond all spiritual significance, Tengboche offers refuge for weary travelers, hospitality, and welcomes with open arms.
Best time for Everest view trek
Spring (March-June) and autumn (September- November): During spring and autumn, trails are busy and the accommodations are mostly packed. It’s the busiest season of all season. The weather and temperature are predictable and stable. The average temperature is 20°C, lower to -20°C. however, the accommodations like lodges, flights, and food are very expensive.
Pro
- Perfect weather to explore the Everest region.
- Clear trails and mild temperature, especially for beginners.
- Meet Treks around the world and share experiences.
Cons
- The trails and accommodation are busy.
- Permits, service, food, and accommodation are expensive.
- Plan, and advance books especially during the season for almost everything.
Monsoon (July-September) winter (December- February): Monsoon and winter are considered off-season for the trek in the Everest region. The weather and temperature are not suitable for every trekker. The temperature can be 10°C to -20°C and even lower during the night.
Pros
- Accommodations are easily available during this season.
- Budget-conscious travel: cheaper accommodation and service.
- Witness and enjoy nature’s unique landscape in peace.
Cons
- The weather is unpredictable, paths are muddy and the temperature is freezing.
- Due to lower demand, resources could be not enough.
- Flight to Lukla can be disturbed due to weather.
Permit and insurance For Everest View Trek
The trip to the Himalayas is risky, back up with insurance for medical emergencies. Insurance helps travelers escorted in the helicopter to healthcare at a lesser cost. Permits are mandatory for trekkers to visit the Everest viewpoint or Everest region, especially the Sagarmatha National Parks permit and Khumbu Pasang Lhamu rural municipality permit. It can easily be obtained in Kathmandu or Lukla airport upon arrival.
Accommodation during Trek
Morning Delights: Start your day with warm Tibetan bread, fluffs chapatti with savory cheese, or omelets. Hot beverages like coffee and tea complete the perfect morning breakfast.
Lunch and Dinnertime Feast: Thukpa, a steaming noodle soup savors the flavor of Nepal. Dal Bhat is also an option, full of green vegetables like lentils, salad, and more. For Western comfort pizzas, spring rolls and rice curry are also available.
Water: Water is your ongoing hiking partner, speaking about hydration. there are numerous opportunities to restock your bottle at lodges and stores. To make the most of natural sources, pack a filter or use purification tablets. Which costs probably 1-3 USD only. While bottled mineral water is readily accessible, it might be expensive. Drink two to four liters of water a day minimum to keep your body hydrated and your excursions well-fueled.