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At a Glance
Duration
8 Days
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Description
Everest Panorama trek
Everest Panorama trek is one of the best trekking options to see the quick Mount Everest. This trek reach to the Tengboche Monastery can enjoy the close massif view of Everest, Lhotse, Amadablam etc. Everest Panorama trek is a relatively easy and unique trek in comparison to the Everest base camp trek. You can close view of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Damla, Thamserku, Lobuche, Island Peak and many more. Everest panorama trail is worth it for average mountain lovers.
Similarly, close view of amazing landscapes, Khumbu icefalls, and villages is a fantastic memory of the Everest base camp tour. Everest base camp trek mainly focuses on the thrilling experience of the Everest base camp helicopter tour. A close view of amazing landscape, Khumbu valleys, and villages is a memorable helicopter chopper tour to Everest and Kalapathar.
First scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding passing through the Dudh Koshi river passing through the nice suspension bridges. After the Phakding trek, Namche Bazar passed by Sagarmatha national park, and Hillary bridges. Namche Bazar is the main trade hub of the Khumbu region and explores Sherpa museum culture. You can hike to Everest view and see the amazing view of Mount Everest massif, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. Likewise, next, continue the trek to Tengboche and explore one of the oldest Tengboche monasteries. If you have time may hike to Pangbouche.
Those trekkers who don’t have enough time and would like to see Mount Everest can do this Everest panorama trek. This trek is highly recommended for everyone as a moderate trek and no need to worry about altitude sickness if you good physically fit. You can explore the beautiful landmarks of Sagarmatha National park, Namchebazar, Tengboche, and Sherpa live hood.
Best season and Weather?
Sometime Lukla flight may not occur on time due to the weather problem. The weather in Lukla may change anytime and flights may be delayed and postponed in this case you may have extra days is better.
Spring and autumn is the best season for Everest base camp trekking. March to May and September to November is the best season of the year to do Nepal Everest base camp trekking. The Winter season is freezing and the coldest temperature of the year. On the other hand, the monsoon is cloudy and may not see a clear vision. You can also do the Everest trek even in winter and monsoon to avoid the crowd but have to passion about the bad weather. If there is bad weather will arrange a helicopter flight to Lukla via sharing basis which cost additionally around the US $ 500 per person.
Food and Accommodation?
Food and accommodation is the key factor while doing Nepal Everest base camp hiking. However, you will have basic luxury accommodation on the Everest panorama trek. Varieties of accommodation available on the Everest panorama trek but we have to book in advance during high seasons due to the overflow of the trekkers. Similarly, there are varieties of the Western menu, Indian, Chines, and obviously Nepali Dal Bhat. You can get bottled water, tap water, or boil water too and beverage is available in different varieties. All the drinks items are excluded from our package price and have to make sure to bring extra money on trekking.
Itinerary
After an early breakfast, we will take a flight to Lukla. Due to weather condition, the flight from Kathmandu to Lukla always leave early in the morning. Meeting with other porters before heading off towards Phakding. The journey of the village of Phakding lies in Dudh Koshi (“Milk River”) valley north of Lukla, goes through the different cultural village including Cheplung village from where the view of the sacred Mount Khumbila is beautiful. And finally, after hiking via the Himalayan jungle and crossing several swing bridges, a gradual walk downwards from Cheplung leads to the village Phakding. From Phakding, the sight of the Kusum Kangraru Mountain can be seen. overnight stay at the guesthouse/lodge.
Namche Bazaar is the main administrative and trading centre for the Khumbu region. With the inclusion of magnificent forests of blue pine, fir, juniper, and rhododendron as well as the first view of Everest, it helps you to control the anticipation of the thrilling journey. In the way to Namche, several small villages are crossed like Jorsale, Monjo. Where Monjo is the entry point of Sagarmatha National Park, which lies in the north of Phakding.Phakding is located on a mountainside and views of the Thamserku Peak and the Kongdi Rl Himal see the amazing views. Likewise, the beautiful scenes of the different Himalayans including Lhotse, Nuptse and many more are seen. It is the main trending centre in the Everest region. You can explore the beautiful Khumbu valley. Overnight stay at the Guesthouse.
The trek from Namche to Tengboche is unbelievably stunning, Far below is the Dudh Koshi and Thamserku, Kantenga, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Everest rises in front. Woods, Rhododendron Forest, Mani Walls, Chorten (Stupas), and suspension bridges across the rivers make this a lovely walk. The village of Tengboche is also famous for the Tengboche Monastery, the largest monastery of the Khumbu region. The Tengboche Monastery is also regarded as the spiritual hub of the Khumbu region and surrounded by forest that is inhabited by Impeyan Pheasant and eagles. Stay at a Guesthouse.
Continue trek to Dingboche. The trekking trail crosses the Imja River and passes through lush forest and take a gradual climb up to the Pangboche valley. From Dingboche we can enjoy the scenic views of Ama Dablam, Dingboche is the only place in the region where barley is produced. Dingboche is called the ‘Summer Valley’ of the Khumbu and contains a kilometre long wall built to protect the village’s crops from the cold winds that descend down the Imja valley. Tame pheasants are regularly seen in this area. Overnight stay at the Guesthouse.
The ascent towards Everest Base Camp continues through Alpine meadows and summer yak pastures towards the end of the moraine of the Khumbu Glacier. At the moraine, there are stone monuments to six sherpas who died in the avalanche, as well as monuments to other climbers. From here, it is a steep, tough climb towards the village of Gorak Shep. Continue on towards Lobuche, where the view is straight towards Nuptse and the sunset is truly magnificent. You can also get an amazing view of other peaks including Pumori, Khumbuste, Lingtren, and Mahalangur Himal. You’ll spend a night at Lobuche.
The higher altitude makes this day’s trekking quite challenging. The Changri Glacier looms ahead as the trek heads for Gorakshep. Walking for about 2-3 hours you will get to Gorakshep a small, usually frozen, lake, by lunchtime. Relax and get adjusted to the altitude before the attempt to reach Everest Base Camp. From here the path moves all the way to the top of the edge, finally arriving at the Everest Base Camp. Here, the sight of Khumbu Icefall and the view of the Khumbutse and Lingtren mountains are quite heavenly. Return back to Gorakshep after spending some time at the base camp. Overnight at Gorakshep.
You can see a different view of Everest today, with a trek up to Kala Pattar. Known to have the best views of Everest, this is a challenging trek, but worth it on a clear day. Similarly, the hike to Kalapatthar is done early at dawn because the sight of the rising sun seen from the vantage point is absolutely amazing. After spending some time on Kalapatthar. Finally, fly back to Lukla via helicopter and overnight stay in Lukla.
We take the short 30 minutes flight back to Kathmandu; we will enjoy changing sight of the landscape on last time while on the flight. After landing at Kathmandu airport, the rest of the day is free for shopping, sightseeing, or relaxing in one of the many rooftop cafes. Around in the evening join a special dinner program.
Inclusions
All airport pick up and departure
All transportation two flight ticket -fly Kathmandu to Lukla & Fly out from Lukla to Kathmandu, A/C car, tourist deluxe bus during trips
Helicopter chopper from Everest base camp to Lukla
Standard trekking lodge during trekking
Kathmandu sightseeing with city tour guide
Whole accommodations during trips
Some necessary equivalents as we can provide
Full board meals during trekking as mention in the itinerary (Breakfast,Lunch, Dinner )
First aid medicine items
Trekking permit & TIMS card (Trekking Information Management System)
Necessary staff, guide & porters their salary, accommodation, meals and their insurance, two professional guides (for two guest one Sherpa porters to carry baggage )
One special cultural show and farewell dinner program
Our government tax official expenses
Exclusions
All your personal expenses any types of drinks
Tour entrance fee in the city, your extra meals in Kathmandu, accommodation, bar bills etc,
Clients international air ticket
Clients travel insurance & tips for the trekking crew
Frequently Asked Question
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How difficult is the Everest Base camp trek and how can I Prepare?
Trek to Everest Base Camp is a challenging and life-changing experience that can be attainable by many people nowadays. Our company provides you with an expert guide and porters with having good travel insurance. As altitude is one of the main reasons for sickness, people with very weak ankles, knee, hearts and lungs will not be appropriate for such trekking. About 2/3 months of some exercise will better help your Everest base camp hike. It’s not just like a walk around the park; there are numerous ups and downs during trekking. So, you should be well prepared for trekking to Everest Base Camp. -
What about the safety measurements and altitude sickness do the guides and porters have their insurance in EBC trek?
Worrying about safety measurements? Our guides having long experience are much professional for handling such issues with various means of safety measurements. For common health issues like headache, common cold, diarrhoea, vomiting, we provide you with first aid medicines. In case of being sick in the mountain, Sunrise Adventure Trek will make proper arrangements for rescue by helicopter, for this, you should have better travel insurance even we will also acclimatize your body for better rest. If our guide and porters may suffer from sickness, they have also travel and medical insurance and we will also rescue them by helicopter. -
What about guide & porter, do they have well training?
Sunrise Adventure treks all guides, Sherpa, are trained. Guides and potters provided to our guests had complete accomplishment of several types of training required for their professions by the Ministry of Nepal Tourism. Having well experienced in the tourism sector as a guide or potter, make it easy to explain all the information required for trekking and can create a very familiar environment to the guests. -
Do I need to give tips to guiding potter and if how much?
It’s difficult to mention tipping, but normally people can give a minimum 10% of their total payment to the guide and porter. Likewise tipping given as your happiness and satisfaction. -
What about guide & porter, do they have well training?
Sunrise Adventure treks all guides, Sherpa, are trained. Guides and potters provided to our guests had complete accomplishment of several types of training required for their professions by the Ministry of Nepal Tourism. Having well experienced in the tourism sector as a guide or potter, make it easy to explain all the information required for trekking and can create a very familiar environment to the guests. -
What is the limitation of weight to Lukla flight and where do I store my extra bags?
You can carry 10 kg luggage plus 5 kg handbag so total 15 kilograms and if you want to carry more than the limit you have to pay extra charges. You can keep your extra bags in your hotel or Sunrise Adventure treks office in Kathmandu -
What about the weather conditions and Lukla flight?
Firstly, we have to take Kathmandu to Lukla flight (35 min) to in the morning then we start the trek from Lukla but sometimes due to the air traffic and weather problems, the flight may be delayed or cancelled. Due to the uncertainty of the Lukla weather, we are not sure about the untimed flight. If there will be frequent weather problem, we do arrange a flight by helicopter chopper and for this, you have to pay additional or need to wait for extra days for the Lukla flight. -
What kind of food, drinking water and accommodation do we have on EBC trek?
Trek to Everest Base Camp with Sunrise Adventure Trek includes trekking lodges or guest houses as accommodation with twin bed sharing room, if you are in a group and if you are a solo traveller, you need a private room will have cost extra. Regarding meals, we will have some options to choose from like continental foods, Italian, Indian and Chinese, Nepali Dal Bhat cuisine etc. For drinking water, you can buy mineral bottles or safe drinking water, boil water from the hotel either you can bring water tablets and use normal water. Therefore you have to bring extra cash for the beverage and drinks items on the trip. -
What about the communication system during trek?
As all the porters and guides are well certified by the Ministry of Nepal tourism they can easily understand and speak the English language during the trek. On the other hand, we can also provide you with guides and potters according to your own understanding of language. Our guides and porters have a cell phone to contact and some places may have satellite and cell phone to contact.
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