Everest View Trek

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Hard

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Everest

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The Everest View Trek is a 7-day trek package designed for anyone looking for a short and easy trek in the Everest region of Nepal. Just give a week of your life to this trek and this trek will surely help you create hundreds of amazing memories. Relish the magical ‘Mt. Everest’...

The Everest View Trek is a 7-day trek package designed for anyone looking for a short and easy trek in the Everest region of Nepal. Just give a week of your life to this trek and this trek will surely help you create hundreds of amazing memories. Relish the magical ‘Mt. Everest’ while trekking through a traditional yet magnificent trekking trail. The Everest view trek initiates from Kathmandu. From Kathmandu, you fly to Lukla and then follow the trek route to the Everest base camp. During the trek, you will first get to travel beside the Dudhkoshi River and then trek through lovely lush hills, forests, and peaks. Similarly, you will also get to observe Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO Heritage Site. To sum up, the Everest view trek is easy yet offers you the most amazing view of Everest and its surroundings even in a short period of time. You can book your trek package with Trekkers Nepal today.

About Everest View Trek

Mt. Everest, the world’s highest peak is certainly a lifetime dream destination for many travelers and mountaineers around the world. As per the forestry bureau of Nepal, 35000 tourists come to Nepal to visit Mt. Everest each year. Besides mountaineering, Everest is also popular for several other reasons such as trekking, camping, climbing, research, and more. Trekking in the Everest region of Nepal will present you with a lifetime experience of adventure, mesmerizing mountain views, and self-realization of accomplishment. Also, there are some specific seasons when there are a lot of people heading to travel Everest. Why? Well, this is because of the favorable weather you can experience during certain seasons compared to others. For Everest trekking, April, May, September, and October are the best months due to pleasant weather and clear views. Trekking is one of the most popular activities to do in the Everest region of Nepal. Some of the most popular treks conducted in the Everest region are The Everest Base Camp Trek, Everest View Trek, Kala Pattar Trek, Gokyo Trek, and Pikey peak trek. In this blog, we will dive into Everest View Trek and cover important topics such as itinerary, the tour includes and excludes, the equipment you might use, and frequently asked questions.

Highlights of the Everest Base Camp Trekking

Adventurers from all over the world have long dreamed of settings their sights upon Mt. Everest, the undisputed crown jewel of the Himalayas. The famous Everest Base Camp Trek is your chance to get up close and personal with the awe-inspiring massif of the world’s highest mountain. Your journey will take you through the storied Khumbu region of Nepal, home to unrivaled natural beauty and the timeless, authentic traditions of local Sherpa culture. From beginning to end, your trek will be characterized with breathtaking views of forested hills, stark cliffs, mountainside villages, and towering glaciers. As you approach the very top of the world, a unique fusion of cultural splendor and pristine wilderness will leave an indelible mark upon your memory. There is a tremendous variety of incredible treks in Nepal, but there’s a reason that the Everest Base Camp Trek is consistently regarded as the finest in the world. Adventurers from all over the world have long dreamed of settings their sights upon Mt. Everest, the undisputed crown jewel of the Himalayas. The famous Everest Base Camp Trek is your chance to get up close and personal with the awe-inspiring massif of the world’s highest mountain. Your journey will take you through the storied Khumbu region of Nepal, home to unrivaled natural beauty and the timeless, authentic traditions of local Sherpa culture. From beginning to end, your trek will be characterized with breathtaking views of forested hills, stark cliffs, mountainside villages, and towering glaciers. As you approach the very top of the world, a unique fusion of cultural splendor and pristine wilderness will leave an indelible mark upon your memory. There is a tremendous variety of incredible treks in Nepal, but there’s a reason that the Everest Base Camp Trek is consistently regarded as the finest in the world.

Outline Itinerary

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Day 1

Arrival Day at Kathmandu

will be your arrival day at Kathmandu. If you wish, we can arrange an agent to receive and welcome you from the terminal. After you are received, you will be taken to your respective hotel where the representative trekking plans ahead. After that, you can rest for the day at your hotel and enjoy the courtesy.

Day 2

Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla followed by a trek to Phakding

On the second day, we will head to the Kathmandu airport after breakfast. From there we will fly to Lukla airport. Lukla airport. The flight should not take more than 35 minutes. Additionally, you might feel a slight thrill while landing at Lukla airport due to the short inclined landing surface, it is rather safe flying there. However, there is no need to worry actually because these airlines maintain significant safety records despite the difficult landing surface. Once, you reach Lukla, you will start trekking and head towards Phakding. Trekking to Phakding will only take around 3 hours. Once you reach Phakding, we will do some sightseeing and rest overnight there.

Day 3

Trek from Phakding to Namche

On the third day, you will trek to Namche Bazzar situated at an elevation of 3440 meters. During the trek to Namche bazaar, you will travel through Sagarmatha National Park, dark green woods, local sherpa villages, and several species of floras, and faunas. Trekking to Namche will take only around 6 to 7 hours.

Day 4

Trek from Namche to Everest Hotel

After spending a night at Namche, we will wake up in the morning and have our delicious local breakfast. After that, we will rest for some time and trek for around 3 hours to get to Everest Hotel. The hotel is built at a higher altitude of 3864 meters. Therefore just after 3 hours of trek, we will rest at the hotel for acclimatization which means we will try to adapt to a higher altitude that day. From the hotel, you will be amazed to see the gorgeous view of the mountains like Mount Everest, Mount Ama Dablam, Mount Thamserku, Mt. Tawache, Mount Lhotse, Mount Nuptse, and Mount Cho-Oyu. In the evening after some snacks, we trek back to Namche which will again take 3 hours.

Day 5

Trek back to Lukla

On the fifth day, we will head back to Lukla from Namche. Following the same trekking trail as before, we will trek for around 7 hours in the morning to reach Lukla. Once we reach Lukla, we will rest at a hotel and rest overnight.

Day 6

Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu

After our lunch, we fly back to Kathmandu from Lukla airport. As you reach Kathmandu, you will be dropped to your respective hotel. You can either choose to go for brief sightseeing around Kathmandu or rest in your hotel room.

Day 7

Departure day from Kathmandu

The seventh day will be your day of departure from Kathmandu to your homeland. Take in some last-minute shopping in Kathmandu after grabbing breakfast. We'll bid you a farewell and say goodbye, leaving you with happy memories and wonderful pictures to share with your loved ones. The tour agency representative will drop you at the airport on time.

FAQs

How expensive is Everest View Trek?

Your Everest View Trek expense will cost anywhere between USD 900 to USD 1050 per person in a group.

What time of the year is best for Everest View Trek?

March through early May and September through November are the ideal months for Everest View Trek. You can also go trekking from December to February, which is an excellent time to avoid crowds, but you should be ready for colder weather. Trekking is generally not advised during the rainy season, which lasts from June to August.

How cold is Everest?

Very cold. Statistically, the lowest temperature ever recorded on the summit of Mount Everest was -70.5°C (-94°F).

Should I use a Guide? I've walked, traveled, and camped before; why can't I lead myself?

Our guides are full-time employees who have successfully completed numerous treks, earning both our trust and that of our visitors. Our customers frequently comment on how wonderful the trip was and how much their guide contributed to making it memorable.

Is prior trekking knowledge required for this trek?

Even if you have no prior experience, you will be in the excellent company during the Everest View Trek. We frequently have first-timers in our groups. Your level of fitness should allow you to comfortably walk for eight hours straight. Besides, experience with hiking or trekking in the past is always advantageous.

Overview

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About Everest View Trek

Outline Itinerary

Arrival Day at Kathmandu

Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla followed by a trek to Phakding

Trek from Phakding to Namche

Trek from Namche to Everest Hotel

Trek back to Lukla

Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu

Departure day from Kathmandu

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