Get close to the world’s greatest mountain giants with our exciting Everest Panorama Trek. This trek is a captivating excursion through the world’s beautiful mountain landscapes that harbor warm Sherpa culture. It is the best alternative for those who still yearn for Everest Base Camp but unfortunately cannot because of certain constraints. Keeping all these hurdles in mind, our team at Escape Himalaya built this beautiful trek so everyone can experience the galore of Everest without any restraints. The trek starts with an exciting flight to Lukla just like any other trek in the Everest region. Similarly, it allows you to experience bustling towns of Everest regions that reverberate with the energy of trekkers and locals.
Besides, this trek is not only about mountains. Here, you will get to enjoy all the gifts of Mother Nature. From verdant forests to river gorges, you will get to admire much more besides the mountains. Amazing Sherpa culture is a bonus for anyone looking to get a glimpse of the mountain culture that is so vibrant yet meaningful at the same time. All along the trail as you pass by, numerous mani walls, chorten monasteries, and gumbas will greet you. All these monuments signify the religious aspect of the region. Overall, this is a great trekking journey who appreciate mountains and cultures. Similarly, as this is a moderate trek, it is best for people of all ages and time limitations. Also, for families who want to share their interest in trekking with kids, it is the best trek to begin with. Our carefully curated trek ensures that the Himalayas’ splendor remains accessible to all.
The Everest Himalayas has been a permanent charm for most trekkers. While travelers are putting Everest Base Camp journeys on their bucket list, it is always unnecessary. Many similar trips offer one to experience the most out of the Everest region. Likewise, the Everest Panorama Trek is a delightful trekking journey in the Khumbu region. The trip presents terrific views of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Kongde Ri, Thamserku, Lhotse, Nuptse, etc. The Everest View Hotel lets you most comfortably experience a fantastic view of towering mountains. You can end up having tea/coffee on the outer terrace dining of the hotel while Everest faces back at you. So, the Everest Panorama Trek is also known as the Easy Everest View Trek.
Everest region, the guesthouses are almost like small hotels but with a much more homely feeling. Most have a restaurant area where you can meet other trekkers and enjoy a little warmth from the stove while you eat or enjoy a beer in the evening before sleeping. The beds are very comfortable, and quilts and pillows are provided. With a sleeping bag and the quilt, you will have a warm place to sleep, ready for the next trek. Most have western flushing toilets too. Despite the extensive menus and various food offerings, the food is pretty much the same but hot and delicious. The traditional favorite is dhal bhat, which is always all you can eat if you're hungry. The food is tasty, freshly cooked, and well-presented. No matter the guesthouse's quality, the Nepalese Sherpa people's friendly spirit is always in their presence. They will do their very best to make you feel well and comfortable.
Everest Panorama Trek Highlights
- THRILLING MOUNTAIN FLIGHT TO LUKLA
- STUNNING VIEWS OF EVEREST, LHOTSE, NUPTSE, AMA DABLAM, THMASERKU, KONGDE RI AND MORE
- HIKE TO THE LUXURIANT EVEREST VIEW HOTEL (3,880M)
- EXPLORING RICH SAGARMATHA NATIONAL PARK
- EXPLORING LIVELY NAMCHE BAZAAR
- A VISIT TO GRAND TENGBOCHE MONASTERY, THE RELIGIOUS HUB OF KHUMBU
Flying from Kathmandu to Lukla, we will be hiking toward Phakding (2,652m), enjoying the lush landscapes. Walking over bridges and crossing jovial rivers, the trail leads to Namche Bazaar, a famous Sherpa Village in Khumbu. Namche Bazaar is a central administrative hub for Nepali and Tibetan traders and merchants, which has continued since ancient times. The journey goes through spectacular wooded acreage rich with blooming rhododendrons and the swell of fir and cedar. Likewise, we will visit Khunde and Khumjung villages. We will explore the Khumjung Monastery and Hillary School, established in Sir Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa's memory.
Furthermore, trekking to Tengboche is another beautiful part of this trip. Tengboche shall present you with breathtaking sights of the Everest ranges, Ama Dablam, and many other peaks. The grand Tengboche Monastery is a religious hub in Tengboche. The monastery also plays a vital role in preserving flora and fauna in the Sagarmatha region. The Lamas residing there forbid killing within the region's perimeters. Indeed, traversing through the stunning natural ensemble of Sagarmatha National Park is a surreal experience. Everest Panorama Trek is an upbeat, exuberant trip full of amusing scenarios that will lift your aesthetic spirit.
Perfect For Families
The Everest View trek is perfect for families due to its moderate altitudes, reducing the chances of altitude sickness and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for kids. Families have the opportunity to discover the Dudh Kosi River and its surrounding areas, providing children with ample room for play and exploration. The journey also provides families with chances to engage with the friendly Sherpa community, enabling them to gain insight into their culture. Cozy teahouses offer comfortable lodgings and tasty food, with the beautiful natural landscape of snow-covered mountains and thick forests enhancing the charm of a memorable family hiking trip in Nepal.
Some frequently asked questions about the trek:
Trek is How is Everest different than Everest Base Camp Trek?
Everest Panorama Trek is a 9-day journey to Tengboche whereas Everest Base Camp Trek is a 14-day journey. Also, this is a moderate trekking journey so this trek is fit for kids, beginners, and seniors. Meanwhile, Everest Base Camp Trek ranges from moderate to challenging so prior preparation is a must for this trek.
Should we bring extra cash on the trek?
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General Information regarding amenities available in Everest Region
Accommodation
All the treks in the Everest region are teahouse treks. There are luxury teahouses available till Namche Bazaar. These teahouses provide services such as water, electricity, internet and food. Most treks accommodate trekkers at a standard teahouse; however, if trekkers want more comfort, they can request their accommodation to be arranged at one of the luxury teahouses available on the trail.
Meals
Various types of meals are available for trekkers. If you have a dietary restriction, you must simply inform the cooks/chefs about your restrictions. They will cooperate with you and prepare the meals that are suitable for you.
Electricity
Electricity in the Everest Region is available. The region sources electricity from hydroelectric plants, solar power, and generator sets. However, accessibility varies depending on the specific location and infrastructure developments. Electricity supply may be limited or unreliable in certain weather conditions. It is suggested to bring in backup power.
Internet
One could access the internet by purchasing a local service provider: NCELL or NTC. They offer various data packages, and the connection is fairly good as well. Other than that, one could purchase an Everest link card and enjoy the internet service. The prices for this service range from 2000 to 2500 Nepalese rupees for 10g.
Drinking Water
You can find clean and safe drinking water in teahouses, lodges, and natural springs. Many of the teahouses and lodges provide boiled or filtered water, which is safe for consumption. It's important to follow guidelines and advice on water purification to ensure your safety and avoid waterborne illnesses.
However, it's a good idea to carry a water purification method (such as water purification tablets or a portable water filter) with you, especially at higher altitudes, to further ensure the safety of the water you consume.
Baths
Baths are easily available on the trail. Hot baths are available in the teahouses you are staying at. At certain altitudes, hot baths may not be readily available, but upon request, teahouse managers will manage them for you.
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is an essential aspect that travelers must always check off their checklist after booking a trip. While travel insurance comes at an additional cost, the benefits it offers far outweigh the expense, especially in situations where unexpected events could lead to significant financial losses.
Our Say,
The 9-Day Everest Panorama Trek comprises top services to make your trip a remarkable experience! You can also have alternate trekking options with our Everest Base Camp Trek, which allows trekking to the base of Mount Everest. The Everest Chola Pass Trek also presents the opportunity of excursing through the pass, letting you be captivated by its natural quintessence. The Everest Gokyo Lake Trek enables you to encounter the cerulean lakes at the bosom of the mountains. So join us in this adventure! You can also opt for a customizable itinerary if you wish to do so. This is another where you can experience the natural pulchritude of the destinations while undergoing the most beautiful trekking journey.
