Ideal for individuals with limited time with a wish to see Mt. Everest from a closer distance. This hike is not too difficult and is suitable for individuals who are not in good physical condition. Everest View Trek rewards you with breathtaking views of the world’s highest peaks including Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Thamserku, Mt. Ama Dablam, and numerous Himalayan ranges.
The Everest View Trek begins in Kathmandu. we’ll fly to Lukla and enter Sagarmatha National Park through the trek to Phakding village. The following day, we’ll leave Phakding and trek to Namche Bazaar. Your best experience will be when you thrust to Everest View Hotel at Syangboche and see the stunning view of Mount Everest. Syangbuche marks the finish of our Mount Everest View Trek. You’ll return to Namche Bazar and Lukla, and ultimately to Kathmandu.
What to expect during the Everest Panorama View Trek
The trail takes you to the Everest View Hotel which will be the high altitude of the trek at 3,700 m where you will see a clear view of Mount Everest. Everest View Trek is a short and easy trek that provides the best view of Mount Everest which is even better without obstacles than that of Everest Base Camp.
The flight to Lukla Airport from Kathmandu which will take around 30 minutes will be fascinating and thrilling. Throughout the trip, you will be able to see stunning mountain vistas. The natural splendor of the Khumbu region is something else that trekkers take full use of every minute. Any traveler anticipates the beautiful views from the plane as they pass over the Everest region.
Awaken to the Himalayan Alpine sense, you feel close to nature's grandeur as the adventure continues to fascinate us. As you leave the town of Namche Bazaar and trek up a ridge and level mountain trail, you get a stunning view of Thamserku, Kantega, and Kusum Kangrib. Everest View Hotel at an altitude of 3700m provides you with a rewarding view of Mount Everest.
You'll stop at the Hillary Suspension Bridge and a few nearby villages on the way home. While enjoying some of the last Everest Panorama Trek views of the snow-capped mountains, we travel over several trails through varied forested areas with rhododendron and pine trees covering vast expanses.
Is Mount Everest View Trek appropriate for you?
Everest View Trek is for those Travelers who are new to the hiking world. This package lets you see the view of Everest from a distance and experience the Everest region on a low budget. If you have enough budget and want to experience Everest Base Camp Trek in a limited time then Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return can be a better option for you.
This trail is rich in Sherpa culture and their warm welcome will surprise you. The culture, festivals, customs, and way of life of each ethnic community are respected and valued. Aside from modernization, the people’s primary way of life is one of the most appealing characteristics of the trek. So, if you love to travel to these sorts of places then Everest View Trek is for you.
Everest View Trek offers a variety of Nepal's magnificent mountain landscapes as well as one-of-a-kind cultural interactions with the Sherpa people and their vibrant, deeply connected Buddhist culture. This walk is ideal for anyone who desires to take in the incredible splendor of the Nepalese Himalayas, especially Everest, while also taking part in a straightforward hike.
How to prepare for the Everest View Trekking
We are always concerned about preparation before starting the trekking. As Everest View Trek is an ideal option for beginner trekkers the route is well-defined and has a limited altitude that a normal person can perform with some basic trekking preparation.
Although the trek does not take you to the strenuous part of the Everest route, you will be walking for 4 to 6 hours a day during your expedition and those who don’t walk very often can feel the journey to be somehow difficult. So, walking 2 to 3 Km a day and training your leg muscles, and performing the short-day hike in your areas can boost your trekking stamina and help you walk easily during your trekking days.
