Everest View Trek

Trekking in the best season offers spectacular views of the scenery of Mt. Everest and other mountains. The best time for Everest View Trek is Autumn (September, October, and November) and Spring (March, April, and May) seasons. During these periods, the Everest trekking routes fill with adventure lovers. This is the best time to observe the magnificent clear picture of the great Himalayas, and its beautiful surrounding areas. The temperatures are neither too cold nor too hot which is very suitable while trekking for long days. The colorful and vibrant rhododendrons light up the entire region of Everest during the spring season.

However, Everest View Trek can be done in December and January, weather however temperature will be very cold at this time. During the rainy season, it could be difficult to complete the trek because heavy rain may affect operating flights on time.

Everest View trek is not a high-altitude trek the highest point of this trek is Thyangboche 3860m. It is categorized as an easy trek and is suitable for beginners as well as all age groups family those who are physically fit and can walk 4-5 hours a day in a day. The trek doesn’t lead into the high Himalayas and the trekking trails are well maintained. Height and altitude during this trek don’t make it quite difficult so it can be done even without an acclimatization day.

The Everest View Trek is specially crafted for individuals seeking a close encounter with Mount Everest and the Himalayan range, especially those with limited time and moderate physical fitness (typically beginners in trekking).

This trek accommodates family members who can comfortably walk for 4-5 hours daily, allowing them to share beautiful moments experiencing Himalayan views, rich culture, and thrilling adventures together. This unique journey enhances family bonds, fostering deeper connections and strength.

Trekkers can experience the Everest View Trek luxuriously while relishing lavish accommodations, diverse cuisine, and complete support from an experienced guide and porters.

Additionally, you can enjoy a helicopter ride to Kalapathar (5555m), soaring over Everest Base Camp. Complete the journey with a helicopter and return to Lukla or Kathmandu. For a personalized Luxury Everest View Trek, reach out to us, and we’ll tailor the trip to meet your preferences.

Upon finishing the Everest View trek, trekkers have the option to either retrace their steps on foot or option for a helicopter return. Alternatively, they can choose a helicopter journey to Everest Base Camp with a Kalapathar landing, followed by a return to Lukla or Kathmandu.

There is also an option for an even more luxurious version of the Everest view expedition where you will be given longer time to trek with slower pace which takes up to 10 days. You will stop to acclimatize at various locations and thoroughly absorb different aspects of the Everest region. we also arrange a helicopter return on the return journey to Kathmandu in this package.

The Everest view trek is a simple hike in the Himalayas. It doesn’t require special climbing or trekking experience, but you have to be in good shape to make this trek successful. Before doing this trek, be sure you collect some experience of hiking or walking at higher altitudes. Try to build your physical by doing exercise, or joining a gym, it will guarantee you complete a trek without any difficulty.

In most trekking routes as the altitude increases, the facilities become but in this trekking, you can get all kinds of common facilities such as Wi-Fi, Hot Showers, Electricity, Local Mobile Networks (NTC, NCELL), Banking, ATMs (In Namche and Lukla), etc

Accommodation

The accommodation on the Everest View Trek is quite better than the accommodation on the Everest Base Camp trek because there are lots of guest houses available there. If you prefer, you can get a luxury room with an attached bathroom each night by paying some additional cost. You can get neat and clean rooms with a decent blanket, a decent mattress, and rooms with incredible mountain views.

Foods

Every meal on the Everest View Trek will be filling and tasty. The guest houses during the Everest View trek provide enough nutritious and energy-giving food required for the trekking.  The menu at each guest house is similar with both local and international options. You’ll find options like pizza, pasta, sizzler, steak, fried noodles, dal bhat, fried potato, swiss roast, and many more. The locally sourced vegetables give you all the energy you need to climb up the mountain. All kinds of cuisines can be found on the Everest View trek.

Drinking water

Drinking water plays a most essential role while trekking in the Himalayas. Bottled water, mineral water, or hot water are available at the guest houses but it might be of some cost. You can find natural water resources like ponds or taps during the Everest View Trek, but such water might not be safe for drinking. So, it is recommended to bring water purification tablets, or a filter yourself to drink nice and pure water while in the Himalayas.

Electricity

Guest houses or the settlements in the Everest region use micro-hydro power stations so electricity is accessible during the Everest View Trek. You can get access to electricity throughout the trek, and there will be a  charging point at every guest house. You can charge your phones, cameras, or batteries easily.

Internet

As the most popular trekking region, trekking trails of the Everest region are well developed. Therefore, cell service and wifi are very accessible. You can use the local sim even at the highest point of this trek. If you want to make video calls or stay connected outside the world, you can connect your phone to wifi by paying some extra charges.

TIMS Card (Trekkers’ Information Management System): The TIMS card is a mandatory permit for all trekkers in Nepal. It helps track trekkers and ensures their safety during the trek.

Sagarmatha National Park Permit: The Sagarmatha National Park Permit is required for entering the Everest region and trekking to Everest Base Camp. This permit allows you to explore the protected area and helps preserve its natural beauty. We will hand over these documents to you before you embark on this trip.

Valid Passport: A valid passport is essential for all travelers entering Nepal. Make sure your passport has at least six months of validity beyond your planned travel dates.

Nepal Visa: You can obtain a tourist visa on arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu.

The journey on this trek will lead you to a remote, high-altitude area with limited access to medical facilities or services. If you have travel insurance, it will ensure you are protected financially in the case of a medical emergency or events of unforeseen circumstances.

Hiring a guide and porters for the Everest View Trek is optional, it depends on what type of experience you want to gain while on the Everest View Camp trek. During the peak season of trekking, the track might be filled with lots of trekkers so there is a chance you may get lost in the way. Guide and Porters might be really helpful if you want a safe and comfortable trek.

Guides are the person who will guide you throughout the trek.

Bold Himalaya offers the Everest View Trek at a competitive cost ranging from $850 to $700, depending on the group size. This provides the best value for the Everest View Trek without compromising the quality of our services. We uphold our commitment to delivering exceptional trek experiences, ensuring no compromise on the services promised. Additionally, we prioritize our co-team members, ensuring no compromises on their salaries, insurance, and facilities, even in consideration of the trek cost.

We operate private trekking as well as group trekking. according to Bold Himalaya’s discount policy, as the number of hikers increases the price for the trek will be decreased so the discount policy as per the group is as follows

After around 30 minutes of adventurous flight from Kathmandu, we reach Lukla and the trek starts from here. The total days of the trek are five days which is three days ascending to Thyangboche (3860m) via numerous Sherpa villages Phakding, Manjo, Namche Bazar, and similarly two days on the same route trek back to Lukla.

Note: Trekkers can do a Helicopter return instead of the same way trek back to Lukla. We also offer a Helicopter flight from Thyanboche to Everest Base Camp (Kalapathar 5545m) to Lukla which costs $800 extra per person for the two minimum trekkers.

Trekkers have the flexibility to tailor their journeys beyond the Everest View Trek based on their physical fitness, time availability, and interests. Options include extending to Gokyo Lake (an additional 5 days), Chola Pass (an additional 9 days), Everest Base Camp (an additional 6 days), Gokyo Renjo Pass Trek (an additional 7 days), and Everest Three Pass Trek (an additional 13 days).

Lukla airport is located in the lap of the Himalayas the runway is short so only a small airplane with 15 to 18 seaters can do the flight. There is a 15 kg weight limit including your hand carry. If the baggage weight is more than 15 kg extra cost will be charged according to airline rules.

The packing list can be varied according to season and weather. The Winter season needs more extra layers and the rainy season needs warm clothes as well as rain gear.

Some common Packing lists are:

Down Jacket, Gore-Tex Jacket

Towel, Neck gaiter, quick dry T-shirt

Sleeping Bag (-5 to -10 )

Mid-layer, Base-layer

Hiking Pant (Min 2)

Backpack (40L around)

warm hat, cap,

Sun glass, Sun cream

Trekking poles, gloves

Trekking boots, sox (3pair min)

Camera, Phone, power bank

Water bottle

Vacuum Flask

First aid medicine (Including your regular medicine)

Undergarments

Snakes, chocolate bars

Travel insurance, money, card

Toothbrush, paste, shampoo, shop, sanitizer, toilet paper

The tipping custom is ingrained in the trekking culture of Nepal and is used to express gratitude for the porters’ and guides’ tireless efforts. It is a common habit and is seen as a sign of gratitude for the assistance given during the walk. Trekking guides are essential for guiding hikers over difficult terrain, ensuring their safety, and offering insightful information about the local way of life and environment. An average tip for porters is between 10% and 15% of the entire cost of the hike. Trekkers may decide to tip more generously as a sign of appreciation if the guide has gone above and above in providing great service or guaranteeing the group’s safety.