Everest view trekking is the Everest Short trek especially designed for all those trekking enthusiasts who are short on time but do not want to miss the opportunity to devour the close-up views of the world’s highest peak – Mt.Everest. The interesting part of this trek is that even the senior citizens and children can successfully do this trek. This is an abridged version of the Everest Base Camp Trek with focus only on the views from relatively lower part of Nepal. Also known as Everest Panorama View Trek, you shall be trekking through the dense forest full with rhododendrons, crossing rivers via several suspension bridges, passing the settlements of Sherpas, and enjoying the spiritual inclination of these people. No other trekking package can offer you the best views of Everest in so much short time, with a complete blend of little adventure, scenic landscapes, staggering views of the Everest Base Camp, and some cultural exploration.

Route
Kathmandu (1,345 m)- Lukla (2,860 m)- Phakding (2,610 m)- Namche Bazar (2,330 m)- Tyangboche (3,860 m)- Monju (2,800 m)- Lukla (2,860 m) – Kathmandu (1,345 m

Food and Accommodation
Throughout the trek, you shall be served with local dishes at several teahouses and hotels. You shall be severed with pancake, toast, oats, eggs, etc. with tea or coffee for breakfast. You can get spaghetti, Macaroni, noodles, Dal Bhat, etc. for lunch. It is better to have Dal Bhat during this trek. This dish is served with rice, lentils, green vegetables, different varieties of vegetables, meat, Papad, pickles made locally and salad. The interesting part of this dish is that you can ask for extra rice etc. within the same charge; you shall not be charged for additional servings. Ideally, this dish is supposed to be served at the same cost until you get filled. It is often said “Dal Bhat Power 24 Hour”, which is practically true. However, you can also get some international dishes, in limited varieties.

Difficulty
Unlike other treks in the Everest region, you have to walk for 4-5 hours every day during Everest View Trek. The altitude deviates from 1,345 m (at Kathmandu) to 3,860 (at Tyangboche) throughout the trek. There is less chance of altitude sickness. None of the trails are strenuous. Due to these reasons, Everest View Trekking is the perfect trekking package for senior citizens, children, and people who cannot trek too long and cannot adapt in high altitude areas. If you have some prior trekking experience and have been doing exercises regularly, they shall be added advantages for successfully completing this trek; though they aren’t mandatory. These let your body become familiar with high altitude and make you adapt easily while there’s less content of oxygen in the air. Since this is an easy trek limited to the lower altitude regions in the Everest region, you shall not face any challenge or any difficulty to complete this trek.

Best time to travel
September to October and March to May are considered the perfect times to do any trek in Nepal, including the Everest View Trek. During September to October, the lower altitude areas aren’t too hot, whereas the high altitude areas, though you won’t be trekking in much high altitude, remains moderate—not too cold. However, the early morning and night can be quite chilly and cold. However, during March to May, the lower region remains quite hot, but the higher region stays moderate. There might be some possibility of rainfall. October is the busiest time of the year. And you shall find lots of trekkers and climbers during this season trekking in this region. Perhaps, despite your preference, this is also the best time to do this trek.

Why Mountain Hiking & Trekking Pvt. Ltd.?
Mountain Hiking & Trekking Pvt. Ltd. is a leading Best travel and trekking agency in Nepal taking trekkers from around the world to several trekking destinations in Nepal, safely and within the scheduled timeframe. We are a group of experienced, proactive, dynamic, dedicated and committed professionals serving trekkers since years. We have been trusted by trekkers from different parts of the world, and have been maintaining the record of successful completion of every trek we have served so far. We have proper coordination with best English speaking local guides and honest porters. We can customize the trek as per your need and preferences. If you want to spend some more time in a place, do let us know, we shall ensure that our itinerary lets you grab most out of this trek. Also let us know who the potential trekkers are so that we can ensure that the required physical and other requirements are available throughout the trek, and book or reserve the availability ahead of time.  For more information about this trek, or our services, do not hesitate to contact us; we shall be pleased to hear from you.

Trekking Equipment  

The following is a list of clothing and accessories that we recommend for treks and climbs in Nepal. This is not intended to be a comprehensive clothing and equipment list, rather it is intended to act as a reminder of those items that we feel are essential for your comfort and convenience. However, we recognize that you may have your own personal preferences for clothing which may be equally as suitable.

For Head
 

1. Sun hat or scarf
2. Light balaclava or warm fleece hat
3. Sunglasses with UV protection
4. Upper Body
5. T-shirts (2)
6. Light and expedition weight thermal tops
7. Fleece jacket or pullover
8. Fleece Wind-Stopper jacket (optional)
9. Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric) shell jacket
10. Down vest and/or jacket (optional)

For Hands

1. Lightweight gloves
2. Heavyweight gloves or mittens with a waterproof shell outer
3. Lower Body
4. Underwear (4)
5. Hiking shorts (2)
6. Lightweight cotton long pants
7. Light and expedition weight thermal bottoms
8. Fleece or wool pants
9. Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric) shell pants

For Feet

1. Thin, lightweight inner socks (4)
2. Thick, warm wool hiking socks (4)
3. Hiking boots with spare laces
4. Camp shoes (sneakers and/or sandals)
5. Gaiters (Optional)
6. Accessories
7. Sleeping bag rated -10C. to -20C (Depending on trekking region)
8. Headlamp (e.g. Petzl Zoom) with spare bulbs and batteries
9. Small pad or combination lock-to-lock trek bag
10. Basic First Aid Kit (see Health and Medicinal)
11. Large plastic bags – for keeping items dry inside trek bags
12. Daypack (approximately 2500 to 3000 cubic inches)
13. Thermarest sleeping pad (Only Camping Trek)
14. Water bottles (2)
15. Toiletries
16. Small wash towel
17. Optional items
18. Binoculars
19. Books (Highly Recommended)
20. Compass
21. Playing cards/backgammon/chess set
22. Swiss Knife

Recommended Mountaineering Kit

In addition to the items mentioned above for trekking, the following is a list of the additional specialized items which are required for the trekking peaks.
Plastic or leather mountaineering boots, with gaiters and crampons that have been tested for a good fit.
Fleece trousers or silhouette
Additional mits and gloves suitable for climbing
Ice axe, and ski poles (note – ice axes can be rented in Kathmandu)
Climbing helmet
Alpine climbing harness.
2 x tape slings
2 x screw gate karabiners
Descender/abseil device
Ascender

For more information please contact us info@himalayaguide.com

Travel Insurance is mandatory for all customers who looking to travel in Nepal with the Mountain Hiking & Trekking .The Travel Insurance must cover both the evacuation and medical cost
 There are many insurance companies that offer travel insurance services over the internet. You can choose from a wide variety of insurance companies as per your convenience. Especially when it comes to trekking in Nepal, there is always a narrow chance of minor health issues, injuries and most importantly – altitude sickness.
 
It is essential that you prefer an insurance rule that covers the cost of the helicopter rescue from the mountains in case of main accidents and delicate mountain sickness (AMS). through such great cases of an emergency evacuation, a helicopter service is the only way out of the mountains. This includes a rescue team for both – ground evacuation and rescue. Which is why we need your travel insurances to cover the cost of helicopter services and evacuation from the Himalayas

It is forever recovered to be safe than apologetic.

Before you plan your trip with Mountain Hiking & Trekking do make sure that your travel insurance covers all the costs mentioned above from a reliable company.
 
Suggested Travel Insurance Companies:

 https://www.travelguard.com
https://www.worldnomads.com
https://www.mondial-assistance.ca
https://www.travelassistnetwork.com/
https://www.travelex-insurance.com/
https://www.travelite.com/
https://www.tugo.com
https://www.hccmis.com/atlas-travel-insurance

Travel Insurance is mandatory for all customers who looking to travel in Nepal with the Mountain Hiking & Trekking .The Travel Insurance must cover both the evacuation and medical cost
 There are many insurance companies that offer travel insurance services over the internet. You can choose from a wide variety of insurance companies as per your convenience. Especially when it comes to trekking in Nepal, there is always a narrow chance of minor health issues, injuries and most importantly – altitude sickness.
 
It is essential that you prefer an insurance rule that covers the cost of the helicopter rescue from the mountains in case of main accidents and delicate mountain sickness (AMS). through such great cases of an emergency evacuation, a helicopter service is the only way out of the mountains. This includes a rescue team for both – ground evacuation and rescue. Which is why we need your travel insurances to cover the cost of helicopter services and evacuation from the Himalayas

It is forever recovered to be safe than apologetic.

Before you plan your trip with Mountain Hiking & Trekking do make sure that your travel insurance covers all the costs mentioned above from a reliable company.
 
Suggested Travel Insurance Companies:

 https://www.travelguard.com
https://www.worldnomads.com
https://www.mondial-assistance.ca
https://www.travelassistnetwork.com/
https://www.travelex-insurance.com/
https://www.travelite.com/
https://www.tugo.com
https://www.hccmis.com/atlas-travel-insurance

Trip’s Quick Facts

Duration: You’ll typically need 12-14 days of full-on trekking (that’s right, your “rest days” involve walking too!) to complete the 80-mile (130km) roundtrip that starts from Lukla.

Time: The standard Everest Base Camp Trek is 130KM round trip which is divided into 12 days. Of those 12 days, it takes 8 days to get to Everest Base Camp and 4 days to get back. 12 Days always includes time and space for acclimatization.

Permit: Trekkers need to obtain permits to enter the Sagarmatha National Park and the Gokyo Valley Conservation Area.

Guide: Hiring a licensed guide is mandatory for this trek, and it is recommended to hire a porter as well.

Starting point :The two most common starting points for the trip to Everest Base Camp are Lukla and Jiri. The shorter and more popular route begins and ends in the city of Lukla, and it’s expected to take between 12 and 14 days.

Finishing point: Since 1950 (when Tibet was closed), most Everest expeditions have left from Nepal and gone via the southeast ridge and the South Col (instead of via the North Col). When climbers attempt to climb Everest from the southeast ridge in Nepal, their final camp (usually Camp IV) is situated on the South Col.

Highest point : The highest point on most Everest Base Camp Treks tends to be the Kala Patthar viewing point where you will be blessed with some of the best views of Everest and the nearby peaks.

Foods : The trek offers a variety of food options ranging from traditional Nepali dishes to international cuisine. The teahouses along the trail also serve hot drinks and snacks.

Trip Highlights

• World’s highest Mt. Everest Base Camp
• Kalapatthar – majestic viewpoint
• Tengboche Monastery
• Nepal’s biggest Khumbu and longest Ngozumpa glaciers
• Gokyo Lakes & Gokyo RI
• Three great high passes (Kongma-La, Cho-la & Renjo-la pass)
• Hillary Museum
• Namche Bazaar-the Sherpa’s Capital
• Sagarmatha National Park- Major Highlights of Everest Base Camp Trek
• Traditional Sherpa villages, culture, traditions & hospitality