Duration
5 Days
Trip Grade
Easy
Group Size
1-16 People
Max Altitude
3,880m. / 12,730ft.
Best Season
Feb- May/ Sept- Nov
Activity
Trekking and Hiking
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation
Teahouses
Transportation
Private Vehicle
Trip Customization
On request (click here)
Highlights of Everest View Trek 5 Days
- Trade city streets for mountain trails with a scenic flight to the gateway of the Himalayas.
- Experience a short and serene trek in the Everest region.
- Enjoy stunning views of Mount Everest and other Himalayan peaks.
- Immerse yourself in the vibrant hub of Sherpa culture, buzzing with shops, cafes, and local charm.
- A dazzling view of Mt. Everest (8848.86m) from the Everest View Hotel.
- Experience the unique hospitality of the Khumbu people; their smiles are as captivating as the mountains.
- Trekking through the beautiful landscape takes you through beautiful rhododendrons and pine forests.
- Trek through the illustrious Sagarmatha National Park.
Trip Introduction
The 5-day Everest View Trek, also known as the Everest Panorama View Trek, is a short trip in the Everest Region that will take your tensions away!
If you have a tight schedule, this trek is the one for you. As the trek explores the Khumbu Valley, you can also enjoy the biodiversity in the Sagarmatha National Park. The Sherpa villages like Namche and Khumjung offer insight into the unique culture and traditions.
If you want to visit the Everest region with your family, then this is the right trek for you. The short, composed itinerary of this trek can be done and enjoyed by anyone. You can also do the Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return if you want a more adventurous and luxurious experience.
Why Choose Himalayan Adventure Treks for the Mount Everest View Trek?
Himalayan Adventure Treks has the best services in terms of accommodation and transportation available at affordable prices. The tour itinerary can be changed to meet your demands, and we have the greatest staff and guides to make your trip better and unforgettable for a lifetime.
Our Everest View Trek 5 Days package offers you an awe-inspiring journey, unveiling breathtaking panoramas, Sherpa culture, and the raw beauty of Nepal.
Everest View Trek Cost: 5 Days
| No. of Pax | Starting price (USD) |
| 1 Pax | $1000 |
| 2 Pax | $800 |
| 3-5 Pax | $750 |
| 6-10 Pax | $650 |
| 11-16 Pax | $550 |
Route to Everest View Trek 5 Days
The Everest View Trek begins with a short flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. After landing at the Tenzing Hillary Airport in Lukla, you head north towards Phakding. As the trail continues along the Dudh Koshi River, you enter the Sagarmatha National Park and reach Namche Bazaar. Then, you explore the nearby areas and hike to the Hotel Everest View.
Since the trail only reaches the hotel, you’ll find the route relatively easier than the other ones in the Khumbu Valley. The hotel provides a luxurious 360-degree view of the Everest range, which is hard to find elsewhere in this region. Then, you trek to Khumjung village, the highest point on the trek. You can relish amazing views of Lhotse (8,516 m), Cho Oyu (8,201 m), Mt. Everest (8,848.86 m), and Ama Dablam (6,856 m) throughout the Everest Short Trek.
Outline Itinerary of Everest View Trek 5 Days
Day 01: Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding (2610m).
Day 02: Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3446m).
Day 03: Acclimatization Day, Visit Khumjung Village and Hotel Everest View (3880m).
Day 04: Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla (2800m) via Phakding.
Day 05: Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu.
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Detail itinerary of Everest View Trek 5 Days
01
Day 01: Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding (2610m).
Your journey begins with an exhilarating flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, a small town nestled in the heart of the Himalayas. As the aircraft ascends, you’re treated to panoramic views of the majestic peaks that dominate the horizon, including the iconic Mount Everest.
Upon landing at Lukla’s famed Tenzing-Hillary Airport, you’re greeted by the crisp mountain air and the anticipation of the adventure ahead. The short, yet thrilling, flight sets the stage for the trek to come.
From Lukla, you embark on a picturesque trek to Phakding, a charming village situated at an altitude of 2610 meters. The trail winds its way through lush forests, alongside rushing rivers, and past traditional Sherpa villages.
As you walk, you’re enveloped by the tranquility of the Himalayan landscape, with each step bringing you closer to the heart of the mountains. The sound of the Dudh Koshi River accompanies you, its melodic flow echoing the rhythm of your journey.
Along the way, you cross sturdy suspension bridges that span deep ravines, offering glimpses of the valley below. Prayer flags flutter in the mountain breeze, their vibrant colors adding to the ethereal beauty of the surroundings.
After a few hours of trekking, you arrive in Phakding, where cozy teahouses and lodges welcome weary travelers. Here, you have the opportunity to rest, refuel, and immerse yourself in the warm hospitality of the Sherpa people.
As the sun sets behind the towering peaks, painting the sky with hues of pink and gold, you reflect on the day’s adventure and the incredible landscapes you’ve encountered. With the first day of trekking behind you, you eagerly anticipate the adventures that lie ahead on your journey through the Himalayas.
Activity: Flight & Trek, 4-5 hours
Max. Altitude: 2,610m/8,563ft. Phakding
Meal: Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
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Day 02: Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3446m).
The trek begins with an early start from Phakding, as you lace up your boots and set out to conquer the trail that leads to Namche Bazaar. The route winds its way through lush forests, where the air is filled with the soothing sounds of rustling leaves and chirping birds.
As you trek higher into the mountains, the trail presents you with captivating vistas at every turn. Towering peaks loom in the distance, their snow-capped summits shimmering in the sunlight, while colorful prayer flags flutter in the mountain breeze, casting blessings on your journey.
Crossing several suspension bridges that span roaring rivers adds an element of excitement to the trek, as you navigate the swaying pathways with awe-inspiring views of the rushing waters below.
The trail gradually ascends, challenging your stamina and determination, but rewarding you with panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan landscape. Along the way, encounters with local Sherpa villagers provide insights into their rich culture and way of life, as they welcome you with warm smiles and hospitality.
After several hours of trekking, Namche Bazaar finally comes into view, nestled amidst the mountains like a jewel in the crown of the Khumbu region. At an altitude of 3446 meters, Namche Bazaar is not only a bustling market town but also a vital acclimatization point for trekkers.
Namche Bazaar:
Upon reaching Namche Bazaar, you are greeted by the lively atmosphere of the town, where colorful stalls line the narrow streets and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee fills the air. Teahouses and lodges offer a comfortable retreat for weary trekkers, while shops brim with souvenirs and trekking gear.
The rest of the day can be spent exploring Namche Bazaar, soaking in the stunning mountain views, and acclimatizing to the higher altitude. A visit to the Everest View Hotel, perched on a ridge above the town, offers unparalleled vistas of Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks, providing a glimpse of the adventures that lie ahead.
As the day draws to a close, you can retire to your accommodations, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs of the day’s trek and eagerly anticipating the adventures that await you on the trail to Everest Base Camp.
Activity: Trek, 6-7 hours
Max. Altitude: 3,446m/11,306ft. Namche Bazaar
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
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Day 03: Acclimatization Day, Visit Khumjung Village and Hotel Everest View (3880m).
Your acclimatization day in Namche Bazaar presents a wonderful opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage and stunning mountain vistas of the Everest region. Today’s itinerary includes a visit to Khumjung Village and a trip to the renowned Hotel Everest View, providing a well-rounded experience of the Khumbu Valley.
Acclimatization Day in Namche Bazaar:
After a leisurely breakfast, you’ll set out on a scenic trek to Khumjung Village, a charming Sherpa settlement nestled amidst the mountains. The trail meanders through rhododendron forests and yak-grazing pastures, offering panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.
Visit to Khumjung Village:
Upon reaching Khumjung, you’ll be greeted by traditional stone houses adorned with prayer flags, and the gentle rhythm of daily life in the village. Khumjung is renowned for its cultural significance, being home to the famous Khumjung Monastery, where you can pay your respects and soak in the serene ambiance of this sacred site.
Lunch in Khumjung:
After exploring the village and immersing yourself in its unique atmosphere, you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch featuring local Sherpa cuisine, providing a taste of the region’s culinary delights.
Visit to Hotel Everest View:
Following lunch, you’ll embark on a short trek to the Hotel Everest View, perched at an altitude of 3880 meters. As its name suggests, this iconic hotel offers unparalleled panoramic views of Mount Everest and its neighboring peaks. Take some time to relax on the terrace, sip a cup of hot tea, and marvel at the awe-inspiring beauty of the Himalayas spread out before you.
Return to Namche Bazaar:
In the late afternoon, you’ll make your way back to Namche Bazaar, retracing your steps along the scenic trail. Upon returning to the town, you’ll have the remainder of the evening free to explore its bustling markets, relax in a cozy teahouse, or simply soak in the majestic mountain scenery.
Dinner and Overnight in Namche Bazaar:
As night falls over the Khumbu Valley, you’ll enjoy a hearty dinner at your accommodations, reflecting on the day’s adventures and preparing for the continuation of your trek in the days to come. With memories of Khumjung Village and the Hotel Everest View etched in your mind, you’ll drift off to sleep, ready to embrace whatever challenges and wonders the journey to Everest Base Camp may bring.
Activity: Hike, 4-5 hours
Max. Altitude: 3,880m/12,730ft. Hotel Everest View
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
04
Day 04: Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla (2800m) via Phakding.
Your final day of trekking brings you full circle as you journey back from Namche Bazaar to Lukla, where your Himalayan adventure began. This trek offers a chance to reminisce on the incredible experiences you’ve had while immersing yourself once more in the stunning landscapes of the Khumbu region.
Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla via Phakding:
You’ll start early in the morning, bidding farewell to Namche Bazaar and beginning your descent along the familiar trails. The route retraces your steps through the picturesque villages and lush forests that you’ve come to know so well during your journey.
As you make your way downhill, you’ll pass through Phakding once again, where you can take a brief rest and refuel with snacks or refreshments. The village holds fond memories of the beginning of your trek and offers a chance to reflect on how far you’ve come since those first steps.
Continuing onwards, you’ll follow the Dudh Koshi River, its soothing sound accompanying you like an old friend as you traverse the suspension bridges and winding pathways. The scenery may seem familiar, yet somehow different, as if each vista holds new secrets to be discovered.
Arrival in Lukla:
After several hours of trekking, the familiar sight of Lukla comes into view, nestled amidst the mountains like a beacon guiding you home. As you enter the town, a sense of accomplishment washes over you, knowing that you’ve completed an incredible journey through one of the world’s most spectacular landscapes.
Celebration and Reflection:
Upon reaching Lukla, take some time to celebrate your achievements with your fellow trekkers and guides. Share stories of the challenges you’ve overcome, the friendships you’ve forged, and the moments of awe and wonder that will stay with you forever.
Farewell to the Himalayas:
As the sun sets over the mountains, casting a golden glow over the landscape, take one last look at the towering peaks that have inspired and captivated you throughout your journey. Bid farewell to the Himalayas with a sense of gratitude for the memories you’ve created and the lessons you’ve learned along the way.
Overnight in Lukla:
Your trek may be over, but the memories will last a lifetime. Spend your final night in Lukla reminiscing about the adventures you’ve had and dreaming of future journeys yet to come. Tomorrow, you’ll board a flight back to Kathmandu, but for now, savor the magic of the mountains one last time before saying goodbye to the Himalayas.
Activity: Trek, 6-7 hours
Max. Altitude: 2,800m/9,186ft. Lukla
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
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Day 05: Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu.
Your return journey from Lukla to Kathmandu marks the conclusion of your epic adventure in the Himalayas. Today, you’ll bid farewell to the towering peaks and breathtaking landscapes as you make your way back to the bustling city life of Kathmandu.
Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu:
You’ll start your day with an early morning departure from Lukla Airport, renowned for its dramatic location and challenging runway. As you board the small aircraft, you’ll have one last opportunity to marvel at the majestic Himalayan vistas that have left an indelible mark on your soul.
The flight back to Kathmandu offers a chance to reflect on the incredible experiences you’ve had during your time in the mountains. From the thrill of trekking through remote villages to the awe-inspiring views of snow-capped peaks, each moment has been a testament to the beauty and resilience of the human spirit.
Arrival in Kathmandu:
After a short and scenic flight, you’ll touch down at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. As you step off the plane and onto the tarmac, you’ll be greeted by the hustle and bustle of city life, a stark contrast to the tranquility of the mountains.
Farewell Dinner:
To celebrate the conclusion of your journey, you’ll enjoy a farewell dinner in Kathmandu, surrounded by your fellow trekkers and guides. Raise a glass to the memories you’ve created and the bonds you’ve formed along the way, knowing that the experiences you’ve shared will stay with you long after you’ve returned home.
Overnight in Kathmandu:
After dinner, you’ll return to your hotel in Kathmandu for your final night in Nepal. Take some time to pack your belongings, reflecting on the adventures of the past few weeks and cherishing the memories you’ve made in the mountains.
Reflections:
As you drift off to sleep, you’ll find yourself filled with a sense of gratitude for the incredible journey you’ve undertaken. From the soaring heights of the Himalayas to the bustling streets of Kathmandu, each moment has been a testament to the beauty and diversity of Nepal. As you prepare to return home, you’ll carry with you not only the memories of your trek but also a newfound appreciation for the wonders of the natural world and the resilience of the human spirit.
Activity: Flight, 30 min
Max. Altitude: 1,400m/4,593ft. Kathmandu
Meal: Breakfast & Dinner
Note:
If you have your own private group and want to make your trip private, we can run the custom trip all the day as per your requirements and group size.
Includes and Excludes
What are included with package?
- Pick-up from the Airport and Transfer to the Hotel: You will be greeted at the airport and transferred to your hotel for a comfortable stay.
- National Park Permit: The required national park permit for your trekking region will be arranged for you.
- Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) Permit: A TIMS permit, which is mandatory for trekking in Nepal, will be obtained for you.
- Lunch, Dinner, and Breakfast during Trekking: All meals—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—will be provided during the trekking days, ensuring you’re well-nourished along the way.
- All Necessary Paperwork: All the necessary paperwork, including permits and registrations, will be handled for you to ensure a smooth trekking experience.
- Domestic Airport Pickup and Drop by Vehicle: Transfers to and from the domestic airports for your flight to and from Lukla (or Ramachap) will be arranged.
- Flight Ticket (Lukla-Kathmandu-Lukla or Ramachap to Lukla): A round-trip flight ticket between Kathmandu and Lukla (or Ramachap) is included.
- All Accommodations in Tea Houses during the Trek: Comfortable stays in local tea houses or lodges along the trekking route will be arranged.
- An Experienced, Helpful, and Friendly Guide and Porters (1 Porter for 2 Clients): A licensed guide will accompany you for the trek, and one porter will assist with carrying your belongings (one porter per two trekkers).
- Travel and Rescue Arrangements: Arrangements for emergency evacuation and travel rescue will be made for your safety and peace of mind.
- Medical Supplies (First Aid Kit): A first aid kit will be available throughout the trek with essential medical supplies.
- Last Night’s Farewell Dinner at an Authentic Nepalese Restaurant with a Cultural Performance: At the end of your trek, enjoy a farewell dinner with a cultural performance to reflect on your journey.
What are not included with package?
- Nepal Visa Fee: You can easily obtain a visa upon arrival at Kathmandu airport. The fee varies based on your stay duration and is not included in the trek package.
- International Airfare to and from Kathmandu: The cost of international flights to and from Kathmandu is not included in the package and should be arranged separately.
- Extra Night Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu: If you arrive earlier, depart later, or return early from the mountain due to unforeseen circumstances, the cost of extra night stays in Kathmandu will not be covered by the package.
- Expenses in the Mountains Beyond Scheduled Itinerary: In case of delays due to bad weather, flight cancellations, or any other reasons leading to an extended stay in the mountains, any additional expenses will be at your own cost. This includes extra meals, accommodations, and transport.
- Personal Expenses: Costs such as phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottled or boiled water, hot showers, and any other personal items or services are not included in the package and will be your responsibility.
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Private & Group Discount Price
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1 -
1 person
US$ 1000
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2 -
2 people
US$ 800
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3 -
5 people
US$ 750
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6 -
10 people
US$ 650
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11 + people
9999
US$ 550
1 Travelers x US $ 2000
Total Cost:
US$ 1000
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Best time for Everest View Trek 5 Days
When it comes to planning your trip, the question arises: when is the best time? Worry not, here’s a quick guide to help you pick the perfect Everest View Trek 5 Days season:
Spring (March to May): Perfect for pleasant weather and blooming flowers.
Rhododendrons paint the hills in vibrant blooms, a magical backdrop for your trek. The warm days and cool nights are perfect for long hikes and soaking in the fresh mountain air. You can expect more trekkers and slightly higher prices during this popular season.
Autumn (September to November): Ideal for clear views and cultural immersion.
In the autumn, the air is crisp, the skies are clear, and the Himalayas stand tall, unveiled in all their majestic glory. Immerse yourself in vibrant local celebrations like Dashain and Tihar, experiencing the warmth of Nepalese culture. These days are cooler than spring, especially at higher altitudes. So, you may pack your jackets too.
Winter (December to February): For those seeking solitude and a challenge.
The Winter will provide you a peaceful solitude and the snow-capped peaks will be your companions. During the dry winter months, the sun paints the mountains in beautiful hues, giving a chance to experience stunning sunrises. However, Winter requires more preparation. You can expect freezing temperatures, snow on the trails, and some teahouses closed during this season.
Monsoon (June to August): Only for experienced trekkers who embrace the wild.
Monsoon is for the Daring and seasoned trekkers. The lush greenery and cascading waterfalls make it a challenging and unforgettable experience. You’ll have to be prepared for heavy downpours, landslides, and even trail closures.
Ultimately, it depends on you in what season you are ready to go on the Everest Panorama Trek. Consider factors such as your fitness level, experience, budget, level of challenge, etc., before deciding on any season. That being said, the spring and autumn seasons are the most popular ones for the Everest View Trek 5 Days.
Difficulty Level: How hard is Everest View Trek 5 Days?
The Everest View Trek 5 Days might not lead you to the top of the world, but it’s still a climb with serious rewards. Think of it like this:
- It’s like climbing a staircase for 5 days, but the staircase keeps getting steeper and the air thinner. You’ll be working your legs and lungs for sure!
- It’s harder than a casual stroll, but way easier than scaling Everest itself. Think moderate, not extreme.
- It’s challenging but achievable. Most people in good health and with some basic stamina can conquer this trek with proper preparation and pacing.
Here’s what to expect:
- Daily hikes are between 4-7 hours on mostly well-maintained trails. Think uphill climbs, downhill descents, and some rocky sections.
- Altitude is the biggest challenge: You’ll reach about 3,880 meters (12,730 feet), so acclimatization stops are crucial to avoid altitude sickness. Listen to your body and take it slow!
- Weather can be unpredictable: Be prepared for sunshine, rain, wind, and even snow depending on the season. Pack in layers and flexible shoes.
Don’t worry, you won’t be alone! Our experienced guides will be with you every step of the way, helping you adjust to the altitude and navigate the trails.
Why 5-Day Everest View Trekking?
Five days might seem like a blink compared to scaling Everest itself, but trust me, it’s the perfect time frame for capturing the magic of the Himalayas with the Everest View Trek. Let’s dive into why not less and why not more than 5 days:
Why Not Less than 5 days?
- Enough acclimatization is needed. Your body needs time to adjust to the thin mountain air. Less than 5 days could risk altitude sickness, spoiling your trek.
- Slow Down & Savor: Breathtaking views, Sherpa culture, and mountain panoramas deserve more than a fleeting glance. 5 days give you time to soak it all in.
- From Namche Bazaar’s vibrant buzz to Tengboche Monastery’s serenity and Everest View Hotel’s awe-inspiring panorama, 5 days ensure you hit the trek’s must-sees.
Why Not More than 5 days?
Although Everest Treks are popular as long treks such as 5 days, 7 days, or up to 18–20 days, there are a few reasons why you could want to choose the 5 days Everest View Trek package:
- Time Traveler? Most travelers have limited vacation days, and 5 days offer a complete experience without pushing your itinerary.
- Hitting the Sweet Spot: You’ll experience altitude changes, conquer trails, and witness magnificent views, all without overdoing it and tiring yourself out.
- Leave It Wanting More: 5 days leave you energized and wanting more—a perfect reason to return for another Himalayan adventure in the future!
Everest View Trek 5 days Vs. Everest View Trek 7 days itinerary: Which is better?
The 5-day and 7-day itineraries for the Everest Panorama Trek are quite popular and trekkers often get confused about which one to choose. If this is bothering you as well, don’t worry. Here’s a quick guide to help you with that:
5 Days:
- Ideal for most first-timers and those with limited time. Enjoy the highlights without feeling rushed.
- Hit the Essentials: Capture stunning views from Everest View Hotel, explore Namche Bazaar, and soak in the Sherpa culture.
- Quick Return: Back in Kathmandu feeling energized and ready for your next adventure.
7 Days:
- Deep Dive: Delve deeper into the Khumbu Valley and experience a wider range of landscapes.
- Extra Acclimatization: Ideal for seasoned trekkers or those wanting a slower ascent for better altitude acclimatization.
- More Off-the-Beaten-Path: Explore hidden villages, enjoy serene campsites, and connect with the mountains on a deeper level.
So, which is better? It depends on you!
- 5 Days: Choose this if you want a concise, action-packed trek with must-see views and cultural experiences.
- 7 Days: Opt for this if you crave a more immersive journey, seeking extra adventure, stunning scenery, and deeper acclimatization.
No matter which you choose, both itineraries offer the magic of the Himalayas with breathtaking views and unforgettable memories. Just consider your pace, time constraints, and desired level of immersion to pick your perfect Everest Panorama adventure!
Health/Safety Concerns and Physical Requirements
Health and Safety
Altitude sickness: The Everest View Trek 5 Days reaches an altitude of 3,880 meters (12,730 feet) at its highest point. Altitude sickness can occur at any altitude, but it is more likely above 2,500 meters (8,200 feet). Symptoms of altitude sickness include headache, nausea, dizziness, and fatigue. If you experience any of these symptoms, it is important to descend immediately. It is also important to drink plenty of fluids and to avoid strenuous activity when you are at high altitude.
Physical fitness: The Everest View Trek 5 Days is moderately challenging. You should be in good physical condition to undertake this trek. You should be able to hike for several hours each day with a backpack. If you have any concerns about your fitness, it is a good idea to consult with your doctor before you start the trek.
Travel insurance: It is important to have travel insurance that covers you for medical evacuation in case of altitude sickness or other injuries.
Safety and other tips
- Weather: The weather in the Himalayas can change quickly. It is important to be prepared for rain, snow, and wind. You should also be aware of the risk of avalanches in some areas.
- Trail conditions: The trails on the Everest View Trek 5 days can be slippery and uneven. It is important to wear good hiking boots and to use trekking poles.
- Wildlife: There are wild animals in the Himalayas, such as bears and yaks. It is important to be aware of your surroundings and to make noise when you are hiking to avoid startling animals.
Cultural sensitivity: The Everest View Trek 5 days passes through traditional villages. It is important to be respectful of local customs and traditions.
Nepal Visa Entry Procedure
Getting your visa for Nepal’s breathtaking Everest Panorama Trek is easy! Here’s a quick overview:
Most nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival (VOA) at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu.
Process:
- Fill out the Arrival Card (online or at the arrival counter).
- Consider online pre-visa application for faster processing.
- Pay the visa fee at the designated bank counter (USD 30-125, depending on validity).
Required documents:
- Valid passport (6+ months validity)
- Passport-size photo
- Proof of funds (cash, credit cards, travel documents)
- Onward/return flight ticket
If you are not eligible for VOA, pre-arrange the visa at a Nepalese embassy in your home country.
For detailed information & specific requirements:
- Visit the Department of Immigration website: https://www.immigration.gov.np/
- Check with your nearest Nepalese embassy or consulate.
- Visit our FAQ page.
Remember that these are general guidelines. Always check for updates from the official sources before your trip. Contact us anytime if you have any doubts or concerns; we’re here to help you!
How to Book Your Trip?
Simply follow these steps to book your Everest View Trek 5 Days package smoothly:
- Check the details: Before you book, read the terms and conditions, “What’s Included” and “Excluded” sections on the tour page carefully. If you have any questions, just ask! Call us, email us, or send a message—we’re happy to help.
- Book your spot: Once you’ve fully decided to begin your journey with us, fill out the booking form online or download it and send it back to us by mail or WhatsApp. Make sure everything’s correct so there are no delays.
- Get excited for the journey: After you send us the form and pay a small non-refundable deposit, your adventure is officially on! Sit back and relax knowing you’re all set to explore.
Remember that we’re here to make sure you have the best experience possible, so don’t be shy about asking questions 🙂 We want your booking to be as smooth and fun as the trip itself.
Equipment and clothing for Everest View Trek – 5 Days
Luggage:
- Duffel bag or backpack (45–55L): This will carry your main trekking gear and will be transported by porters. Himalayan Adventure can provide one if needed.
- Daypack (25L)
Footwear:
- Trekking boots
- Sports sandals or sneakers
Warmth and Insulation:
- Sleeping bag: Lightweight, -10°C bag for summer, -20°C for winter. Himalayan Adventure can provide one for rental.
- Fleece jacket: A good quality fleece or synthetic jacket for warmth and layering.
- Down jacket: A warm down jacket is essential for colder evenings and higher altitudes.
Clothing:
- 2 pairs of thick socks
- 2 pairs of lightweight/warm insulated pants
- 2 ice-breaker merino wool or synthetic shirts
- 2 long-sleeved shirts
- Underwear: Pack enough pairs for the entire trek, as laundry facilities are limited.
Rain and Wind Protection:
- Waterproof jacket and pants: Essential for unpredictable mountain weather.
Head and Face Gear:
- Sun hat or cap
- Woolen hat
- Polarized sunglasses
Hand Gear:
- Warm gloves
Travel Supplies:
- Adapter plug and extra camera battery
- Swiss army knife (optional): A multi-tool can be handy for small repairs.
- Flashlight/headlamp
- Water bottle: Stay hydrated throughout the trek.
- Hand sanitizer and a small towel
- Hiking poles (optional): Provide support and stability on uneven terrain.
- Binoculars (optional): Get a closer look at the stunning scenery.
Toiletries:
- Basic toiletries: Razor, shaving cream, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.
- Sunscreen and toilet paper
- Period pads (for women)
Medication:
- First-aid kit: Be prepared for minor injuries and ailments.
- Altitude medication (Diamox): Consult your doctor about altitude sickness prevention.
- Other medications: Pack any personal medications you require.
Additional Tips:
- Layer your clothing for easy temperature adjustment.
- Pack lightweight and quick-drying clothes.
- Bring a waterproof cover for your backpack.
- Leave valuables at your hotel in Kathmandu.
Essential Packing Gear List for Everest View Trek 5 Days
If you have decided to go on the Short trek to Everest, the region Everest View Trek -5 Days. We assure you that you will have a fantastic time ahead. But what should you pack? What will be the right gear to make your trip more fabulous? To help you with this, we have compiled a packing list of essential items that you mustn’t forget to bring along.
- Passport ( min 6 months valid)
- Cash, credit card
- List of important addresses and contact details
- 2-3 passport photos (optional)
- Copies of all important travel documents (passport, visa, airline ticket, insurance policy, etc.)
- A sturdy 70 L trekking backpack which will be carried by your porter (please note that our assigned 1 porter will carry 2 clients’ luggage up to 20-25 kg.
Note: We will provide each participant with a spacious 70 to 75 L Company logo duffle bag to conveniently carry your trekking gear, which you have to return once the trek is complete. - A 30 L Daypack that has room for your essentials such as camera, mobile, Passport, important documents, water bottle, day use medicine, chocolate bars, raincoat, etc., which will be carried by you.
- Protective cover for a backpack or travel bag.
- Hiking Boots: Preferably ankle-high boots to prevent ankle sprain
- Regular Shoes: For small strolls and exploration around the city
- Second, a light pair of shoes and possibly sandals
- Micro Spikes or Ice Cleats for the winter trekking over snow and ice
- Gaiter for added protection in snow
- A rain and wind-resistant lightweight down jacket for warmth, with a good helmet hood
- Summer-light, as well as winter warm clothing
- Quick-drying shirts made of synthetic fabrics
- Warm and cool vests or T-shirts
- Functional synthetic underwear
- Sports Bra for Female Trekker
- A waterproof pair of trousers
- Regular trousers of quick-drying fabric
- Hiking shorts
- Cargo Pants with multiple pockets to hold your small items, such as knives or chocolates
- Woolen or fleece pants
- Trekking socks, both thick and woolen fabric, and lighter wool socks
- Wool hat, gloves, and scarf
- A light cotton scarf or a bandanna for protection of your head, neck, ears, and mouth
- Sun hat, and sunglasses with 100% UV protection (for trekking trips, even with stray light and nose protection)
- Sunscreen cream or lotion with a high sun protection factor (at least 15, for trekking trip,s even at least 30)
- Sunscreen lipstick with a high SPF (at least 20, for trekking trips, even at least 30 or sunblock)
- Mosquito repellent (Optional)
- Comfortable light night clothes and shoes
- A drinking bottle that can be used as a hot water bottle on frosty nights
- Flip-flops or bathing shoes for using the showers
- Water purifiers: if you need to refill water from the tap or stream en route
- Headlamp: for a midnight or pre-dawn trip towards the viewpoint
- Quick-drying towel and sample-size toiletries for washing your feet and face
- Your personal first-aid kit: with basic medical supplies such as bandages for sprains, antidiarrheal and antibiotics, iodine wipes for scrapes and cuts, plasters, aspirin, or ibuprofen, moleskine for preventing blisters, Diamox (acclimatizing medicine), and your personal medication
- Sleeping bag appropriate for all-season treks (we can hire in Kathmandu)
- Waterproof money belt, chest bag, leg bag, or belt bag for storing important travel documents or valuables
- Toothpaste, Toothbrush, and soap
- Deodorants
- Moisturizer
- Nail clippers
- Feminine hygiene products (Sanitary Pads)
- Small mirror
- Wet wipes
- Hand sanitizer
- Comb
- Camera with sufficient memory cards and spare batteries, or a battery charger
- Small padlock for your travel bag
- Crampons ( during winter, Dec- Feb)
- Thermos flask
- Water bag
- Toilet paper (2-3 rolls without)
- Ear Plugs
- Matchbox, or lighter
- Compass or GPS
- Map
- Alarm clock
- Multi-tool kit
- Binoculars
- Books
- Whistle
Equipment Note:
- Please note that there is no need for you to bring all these heavy items, such as a Sleeping bag, a down Jacket, Trekking Poles, and items from your home. You can easily rent or purchase high-quality to standard-quality items in the Kathmandu Thamel area and Pokhara.
- Items are available from international brands such as The North Face, Sherpa Adventure, Marmot, Mountain Hardware, Black Yak, Karma Gear, and local brands like Goldstar and locally made products etc.
- Plus, we will also gift you a company logo T-shirt as a token of your experience in Nepal with us.
Renting Cost:
- Sleeping Bag & Down Jacket (-10-20 degree Celsius), Per Piece per day US$ 1.5
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Everest View Trek (Everest Panorama View Trek)?
The Everest View Trek, also known as the Everest Panorama View Trek, is a short and scenic trek in the Everest region that lasts for 5 days. It offers spectacular views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam, while allowing trekkers to explore Sherpa villages like Namche Bazaar and Khumjung in the Sagarmatha National Park.
Is the Everest View Trek suitable for beginners and families?
Yes, the Everest View Trek is ideal for beginners and families, including children and senior travelers. The trek avoids high-altitude risks by staying below 3,880 meters, making it one of the most accessible and family-friendly treks in Nepal.
How difficult is the Everest View Trek?
The trek is considered easy to moderate and involves gradual ascents and descents on well-marked trails. Since it only goes as far as Tengboche Monastery or Everest View Hotel, it’s shorter and less strenuous than the full Mount Everest Base Camp Trek.
What are the main highlights of the Everest View Trek?
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Scenic flight to Lukla
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Walk through Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Visit to Namche Bazaar, the Sherpa capital
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Panoramic views from Hotel Everest View
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Cultural exploration of Khumjung and Tengboche villages
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Stunning sights of Everest, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku
What is the best time for the Everest View Trek?
The best seasons are:
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Spring (March–May): Lush forests and rhododendron blooms
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Autumn (September–November): Clear skies and excellent mountain views
These months offer the best weather conditions and visibility for mountain photography.
What permits are needed for this trek?
You’ll need:
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Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit
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Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit
These permits are essential for trekking in the Everest region, including Namche and Khumjung.
What kind of accommodation is provided during the trek?
Teahouses and lodges are available along the trail. Himalayan Adventure Treks ensures clean, safe, and comfortable accommodation, often with private rooms, local meals, and hot showers upon request. You can also upgrade to 5 star standard hotel like Yeti Mountain homes etc.
What makes Himalayan Adventure Treks a top choice for this trip?
Himalayan Adventure Treks provides:
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Experienced Sherpa guides and porters
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Flexible itineraries tailored to client needs
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Affordable trekking packages without compromising service quality
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Seamless coordination of flights, permits, and logistics
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Personalized experiences to ensure a memorable Everest region trek
Can I combine the Everest View Trek with a helicopter tour?
Yes, you can upgrade your adventure by adding a helicopter ride to Everest Base Camp or Kala Patthar for a luxurious and aerial experience. You can also do the Everest View Luxury Trek on both way Helicopter from Kathmandu. Many trekkers enjoy a helicopter return for added comfort and stunning views.
How do I book the Everest View Trek?
You can easily book through our official website:
Himalayan Adventure Treks – Everest View Trek
Or contact us via email or phone for custom itineraries, group discounts, or family travel options.
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