Trip Overview
Highlights
- Enjoy the mindblowing panorama of the world’s highest peaks from Thyangboche.
- A cultural and scenic walk through villages.
- Explore Sagarmatha National Park, a World Heritage Site.
- Visit Thyangboche Monastery enriched with ancient artefacts.
- Enchanting green woodland of pines and rhododendron.
- Scenic flights to/from Lukla.
Itinerary
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Day 1 On arrival at Kathmandu airport 1,340m meet our staff and transfer to hotel.
You’ll land at Kathmandu Airport where we’ll receive you for the short drive to your hotel. After checking into your nice rooms the tour operator will brief you with useful information regarding the treks, hotels and lodges and do’s/don’ts in Nepal.
Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.
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Day 2 At Kathmandu with options for tour and time for trek preparations.
The second day in Kathmandu is a free day and you can choose a sightseeing tour as an option, as the capital Kathmandu of Nepal is filled with historical and religious monuments listed on UNESCO world heritage sites. You’ll also have time for trek preparations.
Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu. Included: Breakfast and Dinner.
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Day 3 Fly to Lukla 2,820m (30 mins) and trek to Phakding 2,635m - 3/4 hrs.
As per your flight time for Lukla which is usually early in the morning. A short drive takes you to Kathmandu airport for a scenic short flight of 30 minutes to Lukla. During the flight, Everest and Makalu can be viewed at a close distance as the plane heads to the runway in Tenzing and Hillary Airport in Lukla.
You’ll have time for refreshing stops and then start to walk accompanied by our guide and porters. The trek begins with the pleasant walk downhill past Lukla town to reach the valleys with Sherpa villages as our route leads further encountering prayer walls and spinning bells to reach our first stop.
Overnight stop at hotel/Lodge at Phakding village. Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
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Day 4 Trek to Namche Bazaar 3,440 m - 5/6 hrs.
ur second-day walk is quite long due to the increase in heights. You’ll leave Phakding entering a river gorge crossing over a bridge to reach a nice lovely village at Monjo with views of Thermasarkhu peaks. From here, short descent will take you to the Sagarmatha National Park entrance. All trekkers have to obtain National Park permits.
Jorsalle is the last village before climbing to Namche Bazaar. You’ll stop at Jorsalle for possible lunch and then walk towards river banks into lovely woodland of pines and rhododendron. After crossing a last high suspension bridge with a gradual climb on the winding road facing views of Kongde-Kusum Kanguru, you’ll reach the famous Namche Bazaar. Namche Bazaar is located at 3,440 m high with amphitheatre landscapes adorned with a number of well-built houses serving as hotels, lodges, and resorts.
You’ll stay At Namche for overnight stops with grand views of Kongde and Thermasarkhu peaks.
Overnight stay at the hotel/lodge. Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
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Day 5 Rest day at Namche Bazaar with short hike to support acclimatization.
On this day you’ll rest at Namche Bazaar with acclimatization at this right altitude of above 3,000m. Taking a short hike to Everest View Hotel above Namche Bazaar offers grand views of Everest and Ama Dablam.
Other acclimatizing options are walking high above Namche at the Park Museum area facing mighty views of Everest, Lhotse, and stunning looking Amadablam peaks. You can also visit the museum of great interest with full information about the Khumbu areas for Sherpa culture and history.
Overnight stay at Namche Bazaar. Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
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Day 6 Trek to Khunde 3,800m and Khumjung village 3,640 m - 3/4 hrs.
After pleasant and refreshing overnights in Namche Bazaar, a short day’s walk will take you to Syangboche. From Syangboche, you can enjoy bird’s eye views of Namche Bazaar with a sweeping panorama of mountains. Our route leads to gradual up to reach a scenic valley where Khunde and Khumjung villages are located.
We visit the only hospital in Khumbu built by the late Edmund Hillary and the Himalayan Trust Foundation. We’ll then walk downhill to Khumjung for Overnight stops.
You’ll stay at Khumjung with the option to tour its old monastery believed to be of more than 500 years old. The rest of the afternoon is free to marvel at the close views of Khumbila peak (the patron God of Khumbu Sherpa) with Amadablam and Everest.
Overnight stay at the guest house/lodge. Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
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Day 7 Trek to Tengboche Monastery 3,867m - 4/5 hrs.
From Khumjung, you’ll make a gradual scenic walk to join Namche and Tengboche trails facing superb views of Everest with magnificent Amadablam. As the walk progress downhill to reach a bridge over the Imjatse River, you’ll reach Phung-Tenga. It’s situated within a forest surrounding and also is a possible lunch stop here.
Tengboche has its colourful and impressive monastery and you can witness the priest (Lama) and monks actively on prayer in grand surroundings.
Overnight stay at Tea House. Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
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Day 8 Trek to Monjo 2,875m via Namche Bazaar - 4/5 hrs.
The walk starts in the morning leading you on an easy downhill walk towards Namche Bazaar. Then, a pleasant walk leads to Jorsalle with the last steep climb to the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park. After passing the area, you’ll reach the nice and lovely village of Monjo for an overnight stop.
Overnight stops at the lodge/guest house. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
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Day 9 Trek to Lukla - 3/4 hrs.
This is our last walking day of the adventure. The walk follows the Dudh Kosi River all the way to Phakding village and then heads towards Ghat and Tade-Kosi small areas with the last climb to reach the main gate of Lukla.
After a final climb of the journey rest of the walk is easy, going through Lukla town and its markets place to our overnight stop in a lodge at Lukla. You’ll have time in the afternoon to explore the place.
Overnight stops at lodge/guest house. Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
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Day 10 Fly back to Kathmandu and transfer to hotel with a free afternoon.
As per your flight schedule for Kathmandu, you’ll transfer to Tenzing and Hillary Airport terminal for a panoramic flight back. You’ll stay in Kathmandu for a free evening.
Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu. Included: Breakfast and Dinner.
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Day 11 International Departure.
After a wonderful time in the mountains, its your last day in the country. We’ll drop you at the airport for your flight back home.
Included: Departure to the airport on our private vehicle.
What's Included
- Arrival airport pick-up transfer to the hotel.
- Welcome dinner with live Nepali cultural program and Farewell dinner with official staff
- 3 Nights at 3-star standard accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast.
- Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing with one tour guide.
- Kathmandu- Lukla- Kathmandu flight, airport tax, and domestic airport transfer.
- Tea House/Mountain Lodge accommodation during the trek and 4 nights will provide an attached bathroom with hot shower.
- All meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner, Tea or Coffee) during the trek.
- Cost of a guide (government certified, experienced and fluent English speaker).
- Porter’s cost (one porter for every two members in a group).
- Everest Trekking Permits, Sagarmatha National Park Fee and local body taxes as applicable.
- Purified drinking water while on a trek and Down Jacket and sleeping bags (upon request).
- Company Duffel bag and a T-shirt (as a souvenir).
- Group medical Kit Box (Diamox and other first-aid medicine carried by a guide).
- An hour trekker's massages upon accomplishing the trek.
- Final departure transfer to the airport.
Included
- International Airfare/ Nepal Visa.
- Monument fees in sightseeing places in Kathmandu. ($30)
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu except for welcome/farewell dinner.
- Additional hot drinks, bottled drinks, boiled and mineral water.
- Electronic device charging, hot shower and Wi-Fi.
- Other personal expenses.
- Tipping to driver and trekking crew.
- Anything other not mentioned in 'Cost Includes' section.
Excluded
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Fixed Departure
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Faq
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Expand/Close When can I book for Everest Panorama Trekking?
Depending upon your time and duration for the trek you can book this trip at least 2-3 weeks ahead of our departure dates for the trek, with advance payment as per the norms and rules of the company. Make sure that you have checked your medical and physical fitness before signing the trip and as well purchasing medical and travel insurance which is very important for this kind of adventurous treks in Nepal Himalaya.
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How many people will be in the group?
From a minimum of 3-4 people in the group with a maximum of 10-15 persons in the group, in some cases we do allow booking for a single person as well, running independently at extra cost than in groups.
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How is the weather in Everest Panorama Trekking?
The season-wise, where best time is from March to May when most of the day is clear with minimum temperatures of 0° to 20° Celsius depending upon the altitude and areas. Where most of the morning till middays clears for views and walks, sometimes afternoon can get overcast with chances of light rains and snow. March to May will be lively with wild flowers in full bloom especially various species of rhododendron (national flower of Nepal) from trees to short bushes.
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How are the lodge and Tea-House on Treks?
Tea-House is the word used in the early days when there were smaller numbers of lodges on route trekking, at present each village has more than 10 to 20 good lodges with pleasant room accommodations, serving excellent food menus as per the season wise. Higher above 3,000 m the lodges are good but due to freezing cold temperatures at night and morning time where they have toilets on the outside, with some inside as common bathrooms and restrooms. All rooms and dining with warm heating and cosy facilities make your stay much more pleasant and enjoyable.
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Are there electricity and network for cell-phones?
Most of the places do have electricity on route trekking run by hydro-power after Namche and Thyangboche, where much of the electric supply are private and individual of the lodge owners with sun / solar power to activate electric just for the lodge and as well for customers to charge their computers and cell-phones. Some places do have networks for cell phones and as well for internet like Wi-Fi above Dingboche and in some areas due to high peaks and hills, the networks are disturbed in deep areas like around river gorge areas. At present nearly all people in Nepal including remote villages do have to assist with cell- phones with fine network connections only in bad weather the line can be broken, otherwise it is fine and in working order.
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What happens if some is sick and have to break the trek?
In this situation where our guides are well equipped with knowledge for emergency and medical purposes, depending upon the seriousness of the victims if it is much critical where nearest medical attention is needed, we call for immediate evacuation for Helicopter services to reach the victims to the nearest medical station and hospital. For light AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness), resting and drinking enough fluid leaving an extra guide to take care of sick clients till he/she recover on route treks or help them to descend to safer areas and take an advance flight back to Kathmandu.
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What to expect on this journey?
Scenic views of the world’s highest mountains with Everest-Lhotse include magnificent peaks of Amadablam, Kangtenga with other lesser mountains, where walk leads you around Buddhist country interwoven with old traditional life and custom similar to Tibetans. Visiting lovely Sherpa villages and encountering many prayer walls and spinning bells on walks with visit of its interesting colourful painted monasteries.
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Who are Sherpa people?
Sherpa a tribe of Himalaya spread out throughout Nepal and in Northern India as well, where most are concentrated in Solu and Khumbu districts of Mid-East Nepal a Tibetan origin, in Tibetan language Sher means East and pa for people. Means East People of Tibet migrated to Nepal more than past 500 years of history, Sherpa men are the pioneer in mountaineering and guiding on treks and mountains, they are born mountaineers, where history shows the late Tenzing Norgay Sherpa who first conquered Mt. Everest on May 29 th 1953 with British Expeditions. At present many mountaineering expeditions are fully dependent on Sherpa climbers to lead the climb to various mountains summit around the Himalayas.
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Trek Details
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Best Seasons September to December, March to May
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Group Size 2+
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Duration 10 Nights and 11 Days (Kathmandu to Kathmandu)
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Maximum Altitude 3,867m
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Trek Difficulty Moderate to Adventurous
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Accommodation On Lodge
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Transportation Local Bus/ Option For Private Jeep