Everest Panorama Trek or Everest View Trek is a unique trekking experience in Nepal. The main highlight of this trek is the magnificent view of Mt. Everest (8848m) along with other mountains like Nuptse (7861m), Lhotse (8516m), Ama Dablam (6812m), and Thamserku (6623m). Believe us. It is unlike anything you have ever seen before. Everest View Trek is a perfect and short adventure trekking for anyone who wants to experience the natural beauty of the Himalayas and the fantastic views of the Everest region. The trekking trail goes through the stunning highlands of the Everest region, which offers a breathtaking view of the nearby landscape. The mesmerizing views of the Everest Region along the rhododendron forest and the following Dudhkoshi river make this trekking trip one of its kind. During the trekking, you walk through the remote areas of the Khumbu region, including Lukla, Chheplung, Phakding, Jorsalle, and finally to the beautiful town of Namche Bazaar, aka gateway to Everest. Passing through diverse terrain, crossing several suspension bridges, one of which is the Hillary bridge over the Dudh Koshi river, before reaching Namche Bazar. The Everest panorama view trek falls on the same route as the Everest base camp trek and other Everest region trekking routes. The trekking journey of a week takes you to the altitude of 3880m. In addition, the 7-day hiking trip of Everest trekking takes you through the cultural and traditional beauty of the region’s indigenous people – Sherpas and their monasteries.
Start and End of Everest Panorama Trek
The trek starts from Kathmandu when you board an early morning domestic flight towards Tenzing Hillary airport at Lukla. The scenic flight to Lukla from Kathmandu airport provides a fantastic view of the Himalayan range. After landing at one of the world’s most dangerous airports, you start walking towards the day’s destination. During the trek, you enjoy nature, its fresh breeze, up-close view of the Himalayas in the Khumbu region. The trek ends after exploring the beautiful Namche Bazaar and the nearby surroundings. You will visit the oldest monasteries of the region and the beauty it is surrounded by, experiencing the Buddhist culture and tradition of the local Sherpa people.
What can I expect during Everest Panorama Trek?
The trek does not require an athletic physique as no steep climbs are involved, but you should be physically fit enough to walk the hills. The highlands of the Everest Region is a gorgeous place to hike. It offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and is one of the best places in the Himalayas to catch your breath. Descending the trail following the Dudh Koshi river is a great way to see the incredible scenery of this part of the Himalayas. A suspension bridge over the white water and the trek up the rocky trail to Tengboche Monastery is a lifetime memory. Tengboche Monastery is the highest monastery in the world, where famous prayer flags fly all year round. There are also many other monasteries around the region.
Best Time for Everest view trek
The best time to enjoy this Everest trekking package is during the Spring (February to June), Autumn (September and November). Of course, hiking is possible during the winter and monsoon season, but the weather condition is favorable for everyone due to the fogs and cloudy weather.
Food during the trek
Tea Houses on the route offer Foods of choices where you can pick your food based on the menu, but most trekkers prefer Nepali dishes. However, you can choose any food available from the menu. We advise not to consume meat products as the refrigeration in the Himalayas is not well kept.
