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Location
Everest
Durations
7 Days
Trip Grade
Medium
Max group size
12
Best Time
Spring and Autumn
Mt. Everest Panoramic View Trek-5 days is one of the easiest and popular trekking circuit as it is applicable for all age groups. The Everest Panoramic View Trek gives you an incredible up-close glimpse of the gigantic Mt. Everest, the world's highest peak with 8,848.86 meters elevation, from every viewpoint.
From Lukla to Namche, you will encounter a small trek that will lead you to Khumjung Sherpa settlement, from where you can witness Mount Everest Lhotse, Nupste, Ama Dablam, and many other mountains. This trek will also lead you to the bustling market town of Namche Bazaar, flora and fauna of Sagarmatha National Park, rhododendron woods, streams, hillsides, glaciers, and the rich traditions of Sherpas.
For adventurers throughout the world, trekking ranks highly on their checklists of activities to do. People also ascend Mount Everest to demonstrate their courage in the midst of challenges. Relive and recall the triumphant ascent of Mount Everest that Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa made in 1953 with Hiking Bees' 5 days Everest Panoramic View Trek.
When heading for a hike, one needs to be mindful of the season they decide to go. And what exactly time of year is the ideal season for Everest Panoramic View Trekking? Hiking Bees advise you to reserve this excursion for the spring and autumn seasons.
Through splitting these seasons further, spring lasts from March to May. These are pleasant hiking months because of the milder weather. During this season, the flowers are in full bloom, and the pathway is lined with petals and leaves.
Autumn, which lasts from September to November, is the second-optimal season. These months are characterized by vibrant clouds and a refreshing atmosphere.
Additionally, if you visit here in the month of October, you could attend the renowned Mani Rimdu festival which is celebrated by Buddhists for 19 days.
Normally, we advise avoiding hikes in the summer. Although, Hiking Bees would be pleased to plan a suitable Himalayan trip to Everest Panoramic View if your timetable for visiting Nepal is scheduled during the summer.
The Everest Panoramic View Trekking is the most popular and demanding hiking destination based on the trekking trails as well as feedback from hikers of every age group. Experienced trekkers won't struggle on this walk, but newcomers may encounter some challenges. As this is a high-altitude trek with unpaved roads, normal people can have difficulties in breaking and walking.
However, there is always a workaround. Beginners may get ready for this hike by adding these practices to their daily routine: Walking at dusk and dawn, Remaining hydrated, Meditation and Yoga, Remaining hydrated, Nutritional diets, Jogging, Going to Gym, and so on.
You should plan your trip with warm clothes and comfortable boots for a pleasant hike along with raincoats or umbrellas as the weather in the Himalayan regions is mostly drizzly. When in the journey, we are here to ease your hike with the availability of guides, who will give you directions and porters, who will carry your luggage and oxygen cylinders. Check our essentials items list
So if you are an enthusiast and an adventure-loving person, now is the chance to explore the Everest Panoramic View with Hiking Bees.
Hiking Bees is a professional Nepalese trekking company with a team of professional guides, who efficiently run a variety of treks and vacations. Locals from the region where you will be hiking serve as our guides and carriers. They are knowledgeable in hike routes and schedules and have received extensive training. With Hiking Bees, you can travel anywhere for a reasonable price, capture your precious moments, and enjoy your vacation.
Everest Panoramic View Hiking is unquestionably a fantastic, ideal location for trekkers. For individuals with a specified timeframe, this 7-day journey would be perfect. We also suggest the 14-Days EBC Trek or 16-days Everest Basecamp Trek with Gokyo Lake trek or 19-days Everest Basecamp Trek with Island Peak Climbing or 19-days Everest Basecamp Trek Lobuche Peak Climbing or the 20-day Everest 3 Passes Trek if you're searching for a longer, more demanding alternative choice with additional tourist routes.
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Day 2 : Flight from (Kathmandu or Ramechhap) to Lukla and hike to Phakding (2,800m/9,187feet)
After a leisurely breakfast at a hotel in Kathmandu, our trip officially begins. We'll be driven to Tribhuvan International Airport where we'll take a short flight to the alpine town of Lukla, with beautiful Himalayan views from the airplane's window. Following our landing, we will join our trekking group and get started on the Everest Base Camp Trek. After approximately four hours of trekking, we will arrive at the little settlement of Phakding, which is our destination for the day. We will explore the neighborhood monasteries or take in the serenity of the Dudh Koshi River after we reach there. Then, we'll be spending the night at a hotel in Phakding.
Day 3 : Hike from Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3,438 meters/11,280 feet)
We'll get up early today and eat a hearty breakfast at our guesthouse. We begin our second day of the Everest Panoramic View Trek by hiking through a lush paradise of shady forests and hidden cascades. We'll go through the suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi River and capture our first decent view of some of the tallest peaks in the Himalayan region, including Thamserku, which is covered in snowfall (6,608 meters). Then, our route enters Sagarmatha National Park, a huge region rich in scenic beauty. Following lunch, we'll traverse yet another set of footbridges before catching a glimpse of Mount Everest. From here, Namche Bazaar, a bustling town, is only a short distance away. For lodging tonight, we'll choose the finest hiking lodge that's obtainable.
Day 4 : Hike to Hotel Everest View and Return back to Namche Bazaar (3,438 meters/11,280 feet)
We'll embark on a journey to the Hotel Everest View this morning following breakfast. Thamserku, Taboche, Ama Dablam, and Everest itself are the focal points of this hotel's spectacular view, which is situated in an exceptional location. But the adventure today doesn't end with the walk; on the route to the Hotel Everest View, we may stop at the quaint monastery in Khumjung, where a few lucky people can get a sight of a rumored yeti skull. You shouldn't skip the Sherpa Cultural Museum; after understanding more about this welcoming and interesting people, you should stop by one of Khumbu's several German eateries. For a hot dinner and a cozy bed this night, we'll head back to our guesthouse lodging.
Day 5 : Hike from Namche Bazaar to Lukla (2,800 meters/9,187 feet)
Our trek on the Everest Base Camp comes to an end today. We'll start a steep descent via several tiny settlements, including Phakding, wherein we spent our initial night on the trek. Your last glances of the picturesque Khumbu wildness will be from the mounting point of numerous footbridges, so be sure to take in the breathtaking vistas of waterways and wooded hillsides. When we finally get back to Lukla, we'll celebrate with dinner and also do a little bit of exploring around Lukla. Last but not least, make an effort to obtain enough sleep for the next day's early flight.
Day 6 : Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu
This is the last day of our trip to Everest Basecamp. We leave for the Lukla Airport early in the morning and get to have last-minute insights into all the beautiful Himalayas that we witnessed before. Following a 35-minute flight, we return to Kathmandu and check into our hotel. You can chill or go sightseeing during the remaining hours of the day in the capital. At the end of the day, we will have a farewell dinner in a typical Nepali kitchen discussing about the tour and have a goodnight sleep.
Day 7 : Departure from Kathmandu
This is the day of farewell where you accomplish the journey and leave for your home. Three hours prior to your boarding time, our staff will receive you from your hotel and drop you off at the Tribhuvan International Airport. We really enjoyed hosting you. Many thanks for having us and safe travels returning home.
How challenging is Everest Panoramic View Trekking?
The Everest Panoramic View Trekking, is the most popular and demanding hiking destination based on the trekking trails as well as feedback from hikers of every age grouup. Experienced trekkers won't struggle on this walk, but newcomers may encounter some challenges. As this is a high altitude trek with unpaved roads, normal people can have difficulties in breaking and walking.
What is the Everest Panorama View Trek?
The Everest Panorama View Trek is a popular trekking route in the Everest region of Nepal. It is a relatively shorter trek compared to other Everest treks, offering stunning panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Mt. Everest, the world's highest peak.
How long does the Everest Panorama View Trek take?
The Everest Panorama View Trek typically takes around 9 to 11 days to complete, depending on the itinerary and the trekking pace. It allows trekkers to experience the beauty of the Everest region without the need for extensive acclimatization or long duration commitment.
What is the best time to go for the Everest Panorama View Trek?
The best time to undertake the Everest Panorama View Trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These months offer stable weather conditions, clear skies, and excellent visibility, allowing trekkers to enjoy the breathtaking views of the Everest region.
Do I need a permit for the Everest Panorama View Trek?
Yes, trekkers need to obtain permits to enter the Everest region. The two main permits required are the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and the Khumbu Rural Municipality Permit. These permits can be obtained through registered trekking agencies or directly from the respective government offices in Kathmandu or Lukla.
What are the major highlights of the Everest Panorama View Trek?
The major highlights of the Everest Panorama View Trek include the spectacular panoramic views of Everest (8,848m), Lhotse (8,516m), Nuptse (7,861m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), and other majestic peaks. Additionally, trekkers get to explore Sherpa villages, visit ancient monasteries, and experience the unique culture of the region.
What type of accommodation can I expect during the trek?
During the Everest Panorama View Trek, you can expect to stay in teahouses or lodges along the trail. Teahouses provide basic accommodation with shared rooms and communal dining areas. The facilities may vary, but you can generally expect a comfortable bed, basic meals, and hot showers at an additional cost.
What should I pack for the Everest Panorama View Trek?
Some essential items to pack for the Everest Panorama View Trek include sturdy hiking boots, warm and layered clothing, a down jacket, a hat and gloves, sunglasses, sunscreen, a first aid kit, a water bottle, a camera, and extra batteries. It's important to pack light but ensure you have everything you need for the trek.