Everest Panorama Trek

The Everest Panorama trekking journey begins with a short and scenic flight towards Lukla- the gateway of the Everest region. Then, our trek started passing through the beautiful landscape following the bank of Dudh Koshi River, Hillary Bridge, typical Sherpa villages, lush vegetation of Sagarmatha National Park, and the most popular villages like Phakding and Namche Bazar.

Then we trek towards the blooming colored Sherpa village of Thame and Khumjung village. Moving further, we ascend all the way towards the famous villages of Tengboche.

Tengboche is the best place for sightseeing the massive range of Himalayas and also flourished with old ancient Buddhist monasteries and shrines. Then we go back to Namche and trek to Lukla to catch the fabulous mountain flight towards the capital city Kathmandu.

Life Himalaya Trekking operates the best package for Everest Panorama treks, providing you with the best quality services. We provide well-experienced trekking guides to accompany you and will help you to have a successful trip and memorable moments in the Everest region of Nepal.

We will be flexible with the Everest Panoramic Trek itinerary and can adjust many more details as per your requirements, budget, and time frames. Enjoy the panoramic view of the mighty Himalayas and explore the cultural shrines around the Everest region commencing this delighting trek with us.

Everest panorama trek could be done with luxurious lodges such as Yeti Mountain Home ( Mountain lodges of Nepal), Sherpa Sangria la, and Everest View Hotel, the world’s highest 4-star hotel. for the luxury Everest panorama lodges trek, it is also possible to fly by helicopter to return to Kathmandu from Namche Bazaar. By the way, you could do a horse trek from Lukla to Namche, Everest view, and Thame. Khumjung is perfect for those who don’t want to trek but want to see the Sherpa capital and the Everest panorama.

Nowadays, anyone who can trek 5 to 6 hours a day up and down with stops can do the Everest base camp trek. With 2 rest days, 12 to 16 days time for classic trek itinerary and for the helicopter return 7 days to 13 days but 15 Days Everest bas camp is must popular trek package for 2024-2025 but high altitude experience recommended.

How if you are first time trekking in the Himalayas, Everest Panorama is the perfect trek for a solo family or all types of group treks.

Best Season for Everest Panorama Trek

Everest Panorama Trek is a unique journey that we can carry out all year round. However, if you wish to observe the region’s authentic views and culture without any weather-related obstacles, then Spring and Autumn/fall are the most favorable times.

From March to May is considered the spring season, and from September to November is autumn or fall. During spring months, the route to Everest region comes alive with rare wildlife, and green luscious vegetation. The rhododendron forests turn pinkish red in its full bloom, the other wildflowers will also make the forest vibrant and colorful.

The Spring day’s temperature often ranges between 17 °C to 25 °C, while at night, the temperature can drop to -15 °C. Likewise, the autumn days are characterized by daytime temperatures ranging between 12°C-16°C, and night temperatures can fall to -12 °C. Therefore, the hiking days will be more pleasant with a clear blue sky and fresh breeze.

In October, you can even get the opportunity to witness the Mani Rimdu Festival. It is the most significant cultural festival in the Everest region, which is held in Tengboche monastery, Chowang, and Thame monasteries.

Likewise, the Everest Panorama Trek in winter, from December to February, is featured a white blanket of snow. The setting sun creates a magical winter wonderland, but the temperature can be chilly. So with adequate preparation and mindset, the trek is often possible in winter.

The summer season, from June to August, is often characterized by heavy rainfall. The views are often obstructed by fog and cloudy weather. Sometimes the trails can be blocked by landslides and avalanches. However, the vegetation becomes vibrant with the colors of different trees and plants

With our company, you can opt for the Everest panorama Trek in any season you prefer. Our experienced and licensed guide and team will take care of your safety.

Everest Panorama Trek Difficulty

The Everest Panorama Trek is one of the easiest treks that you can undertake in any season. You don’t need any experience or technical knowledge for this trek. People of all ages and experiences can easily carry out this trek; the only condition is you should be in sound physical and mental health.

Although it is easy, you still need to trek to high altitudes above 3000 m. from Namche Bazaar, and you have to cross steep hills. You will then constantly gain height as you trek to Thame, Khumjung, and Tengboche. All these regions are above 3000 m. from sea level. People suffering from asthma may find it difficult to cross. The following days, you will descend the same path, so you must secure your footings with careful steps.

However, our team of experienced guides and porters will guide you in every way. If you need any rest day or acclimatization day to adapt your body to heights, please inform us. We will schedule your itinerary based on your liking.

Altitude sickness during the trek

Experiencing altitude sickness during the Everest Panorama trek is possible. Although we won’t be gaining altitudes more than 4000 m, you may still feel headache, nausea, loss of appetite, and dizziness. These are the common symptoms of mild altitude sickness. You can easily manage these symptoms by taking some preventive measures. You should drink 3 liters of water, stay away from cigarettes and alcohol, and avoid heavy food intake.

If you feel you are experiencing any of these symptoms, inform our guide. He will take the necessary actions needed for your safety. You can also take Diamox which can subside these symptoms. If you feel your symptoms are severe, our guide will then make the necessary decision for you. He may descend you at once, or if needed, he will make arrangements for your emergency evacuation.

Remember, water intake and slow hiking are the major preventive measures to deal with altitude sickness. So do not hurry and walk with your guide.

What to expect in Everest panorama Trek?

Everest Panorama Trek is one of the best adventurous treks for those seeking to experience and captivate the authentic Nepali beauty and tradition. No matter what season you trek, the route to Everest Panorama trek will provide you with splendid views of Himalayan grandeur. You will experience the adrenaline rush as you fly from Kathmandu to Lukla and land in one of the most thrilling airports in the world. As you trek to Phakding and Namche Bazaar, you will be mesmerized by the dazzling views of Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Kusum Kanguru, and more.

At Namche Bazaar, you can observe the unique blend of ancient and modern traditions. You will visit the historic marketplaces of local Tibetans and Sherpas. You can even delight with homemade yak cheese and butter. You will get the opportunity to visit the world-famous Khumjung monastery, which is known for preserving the Yeti skull. You can also pay a visit to the century-old Tengboche monastery and learn about the historic culture of Buddhism.

The Everest Panorama trek guarantees to offer you the best scenic experience you can ever imagine. On the trail to the trek, you can often encounter the fascinating wildlife of the Everest region, such as musk deer, blue sheep, and snow leopards. You can have an up-close experience of local Sherpa culture and hospitality.

Each day on this trek, you will be gaining altitude till day 6, ascending the steep hills. From the seventh day, you will be descending to return to the capital. You will be hiking for 4 to 6 hours each day from the 2nd day to the 8th day of our itinerary. However, the remarkable views of the mountains and the abundant green vegetation on the trail will make your trek worthwhile.

Accommodation, Food, and Transportation

When you stay in Kathmandu, we will accommodate you for 2 nights in a 3-star hotel located in the tourist center of the capital. However, there are several options available in the city, from budget-friendly hotels and hostels to luxury 5-star hotels.

You can also sleep in twin sharing rooms, or you can opt for a single or deluxe room. Please inform us about your liking before the beginning of the Everest Panorama trek so we can accommodate you accordingly. However, an additional charge is applied for lodging in luxury hotels.

While you stay in the capital, complimentary breakfast will be provided to you. For lunch and dinner, you can visit any restaurants that you can find in every nook and corner of the narrow streets of Kathmandu. They are hygienic, and clean and serve hot tasty meals from Nepali, Indian, Continental, and so on.

As the trek begins, you will stay in the local lodge or guesthouse in twin-share accommodation. Full onboard meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) will be provided as per the lodge menu. Till Namche Bazaar, you can have numerous choices of culinary delights.

But as you gain elevation, the food choices can be limited to Nepali Dal Vat Tarkari (Lentil soup, Rice, vegetable), Momos, spring rolls, chowmen, thukpa, pizza, and so on. You can enjoy a hot drink of tea or coffee with every meal. For other beverages, such as fruit juice, alcohol, and cold drinks, you have to pay an extra charge.

The day before your departure, we will show our gratitude by offering you a farewell dinner at a reputed restaurant.

We will also take care of your transportation as soon as you land at Tribhuvan International Airport. Our staff will pick you up from the airport in a private car and will transfer you to your hotel. We will also take care of your Lukla flight from Kathmandu and vice versa.

Please feel free to contact us for any of your inquiries. Contact us now and book your tour at the earliest possible hours.

Everest Base Camp Trek vs Everest Panorama Trek

Everest Base Camp trek and Everest Panorama trek both are the best trekking adventures in Nepal. Both are the most popular treks among people all over the world. Both the Everest panorama trek and the Everest Base Camp trek allow you to have the adventure of your lifetime.

Both of these treks will take you through the protected zone of Sagarmatha National Park. You will pass through numerous Sherpa and Tibetan villages and mountain towns like Namche Bazaar, Phakding, and Tengboche. Both of these treks will provide you with incomparable views of the gigantic Himalayas, including Mount Everest.

However, the Everest Base Camp trek and the Everest Panorama trek also have some differences. The Everest Base Camp trek is considered a moderately challenging trek in Nepal that requires prior trekking and mountaineering experience.

While Everest Panorama trek doesn’t need you to have any prior experience of trekking or climbing. Therefore, the Everest panorama trek is considered one of the easiest treks in Nepal. The Everest Base Camp trek needs 16 days on average to complete, while the Everest Panorama Trek can be carried out in a week to 10 days.

During the Everest Base Camp trek, you will pass many steep slopes, ascend and descend the trail, and follow the winding trails along the Dudh Koshi River. As you reach the Everest Base Cap, you will hike to Kala Patthar, from where you can have the spectacular sights of Thamserku, Kusumkangroo, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Everest. The Everest Base Cap itself lies at an elevation of 5364 m, while Kala Pathar is situated at 5,643 m from sea level. So, your highest altitude gain at this trek will be more than 5000 m.

Whereas, in the Everest panorama trek, you will gain the highest elevation at Tengboche situated at 3,867 m. therefore, the Everest Panoramic Trekking trip is recommended for those who want to experience the Himalayas but don’t want to do a long and strenuous trek to high altitudes.

The trail to the Everest panorama trek will take you to the famous villages of Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, and Khumjung and offers sublime views of the Everest range. Due to its short duration and easiness, this trek is recommended for all trekkers and is also ideal for those who have a limited number of days in Nepal.