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Everest View Trek

Name: Everest View Trek
Brand: Bookatrekking
Price: 1020.00 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (1611 reviews)

Duration: 5 days

Trails: T2 trails

Distance: 0 - 10 km per day

Ascent per day: 500 - 1000 m ascent per day

Everest

Spring & Autumn

Nepal

Overview
Itinerary
What's Included
FAQ

> Follow this epic trail through the alpine region
> Enjoy the magnificent views of the Himalayas
> Includes a full day to explore Namche Bazaar
> Pass through Sherpa valleys and learn about the Tibetan Buddhist culture

Everest view trek follows the legendary ‘Everest Trail’ from the airstrip at Lukla. In just a little more than one week, you can trek up to the exceptional viewpoint of Sangboche, witness the stunning Everest view at sunset and experience the breathtaking mountain scenery of the Khumbu.

A memorable small-plane mountain flight from Kathmandu to the airstrip at Lukla provides access to an alpine world where the air is crystal clear and colorful prayer flags flutter from the rooftops. The trek then sets off directly from the airstrip.

Tour the famous Namche Bazaar, which is the primary town of the Everest or Khumbu region and has government offices, ATMs, internet cafes, shops, restaurants, and a colorful market. Hike-up to Sagarmatha National Park and enjoy the sunrise over the Himalayas including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kongde and others.

Don’t miss out on your chance to experience the best of the Himalayas.

Itinerary

Day

Fly to Lukla , trek to Phakding

Duration: 02:30 h

Distance: 7.3 km

Ascent: 160 m

Descent: 370 m

We’ll board a flight to Lukla (2810m). You will be able to enjoy the beauty of splendid hills, rivers and mountains during the 30 minute flight. On reaching Lukla airport, you’ll be introduced to your porter, and served a wholesome breakfast. After that, we will head north to Phakding (2620m). It is an easy 3 hour hike through the Dudhkoshi valley. We will head north from the airstrip to Chheplung (2700m) and cross the crystal clear Thadokoshi on a locally built suspension bridge. Past the bridge, you can witness KusamKanggru (6367m), which is one of the toughest mountains to conquer. Away from the ThadoKoshi, the trail continues towards the Ghat (2590m) and we will cross a ridge marked with painted Mani stones. We will reach the beautiful tribal village of Phakding where you will stay overnight.

Phakding

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Trek to Namche Bazaar

Duration: 04:30 h

Distance: 10.5 km

Ascent: 910 m

Descent: 150 m

Heading for the Namche Bazaar, we cross through the hamlet of Zamphute and Tok Tok to see dazzling Thamserku glistening in the sun that stays all the way with us in most of our trek. Passing through the scenic Sherpa villages of Benkar, Chumoa and Monjo, we reach Utche Choling Gompa on a bluff abutting the Dudhkoshi river and further we make our way between the bluff to the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO declared world heritage site. Completing halfway to Namche Bazaar, we head for the second half of the march that would likely to take more time due to steep climb at the end. Crossing through the last village of Jorsale, a steep stepped path leads us to an amazing high bridge over the Dudhkoshi River gorge and just before this bridge, the Dudhkoshi is met by its tributary, the BhoteKoshi.

Namche Bazaar

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Acclimatize at Namche Bazaar

We have an acclimatization day at Namche Bazaar. To help our body better adapt to the high altitude, we can take short walks or climb few hundred feet during the day to have a look in the villages, houses, terraced fields and snowy mountains of Kwangde, Khumbu peak, Thamserku, Kusum Kanguru and the village’s big weekly event, the Saturday market to have fun mingling with the crowds and watching men and women in traditional attire.

Namche Bazaar

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Trek to Lukla

Duration: 07:00 h

Distance: 18 km

Ascent: 530 m

Descent: 1080 m

Finally we return to Lukla following the Dudhkoshi River, where the trek ends. We will spend the night in Lukla.

Lukla

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Fly back Kathmandu

Early morning air trip from Lukla to Kathmandu. Don’t forget to pick a seat on the right side, to see the spectacular mountain views again. On reaching Kathmandu, it will be time to say goodbye! May you enjoy the rest of your journey here in Nepal.

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Included

Pick up and transfer to and from airport

If needed, your transfers from and to the airport are included.
Transfers

All necessary transfers (bus, taxi, flights, etc.) as described in the programme are included.
Staying in Lodge or Guest House during the trek

During the trek, we stay in lodges or teahouses. These are simple in nature, but fully equipped. Do not expect too much luxury.
English speaking guide and a porter

One porter per two trekkers. This way, you don’t have to carry your complete equipment yourself. The guide speaks English. For solo bookings, only a guide will be provided—no porter. However, the guide will also assist with carrying some of your gear.
Salary, food, insurance, and accommodation for guide and porter

The total amount covers not only your own basics, but also those of your guide and porter. No unpleasant surprises.
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are prepared during the trek. The meals are basic, but will give you enough energy for your appetite. Fruit is also available after each meal.
Coffee and Tea

Tea and coffee will be provided in the morning with breakfast.
Permit and TIMS

The total amount includes costs for the permits needed for the Everest View Trek. This also applies to the TIMS Card, to the Trekkers Information Management System.
Down Jacket and Sleeping Bags

In order to pull in the Himalayas as prepared as possible, it is important to bring a good down jacket and sleeping bag. These are provided by your trekking company.
T-Shirt & Route Map

We also have a t-shirt and a route map for you. Not only are they ideal for trekking, but they are also beautiful souvenirs.
Assistant Guide for a Group of over 6 People

If your group is larger than 6 people, we will take an extra assistant guide with you to support you.
Altitude Sickness & First Aid Kit

The guides carry an altitude sickness kit to monitor your pulse rate, oxygen saturation, and heart rate twice a day (very useful for monitoring the symptoms of altitude sickness (AMS) at altitude).
Hotel in Kathmandu before and after the trek

A comfortable 3-star hotel in a convenient location in Kathmandu before and after the trek is included.
Return flights Kathmandu / Ramechhap – Lukla

The trekking begins and ends with an exciting flight. The cost of flights to and from Lukla is included in the price and will be booked with your trekking company. From March-May and September-November flights are operated from Ramechhap, a 4-hour drive east of Kathmandu.
Duffel bag

A duffel bag will be provided for your gear, which the porter will carry throughout the trek.

Excluded

Visa for Nepal

Your trekking company will not take responsibility for the travel visa for Nepal. This should be organized by yourself. Contact your local Nepalese embassy for the latest visa information.
Flights to and from Nepal

The total amount is also exclusive of flights to and from Nepal. To get an idea of which airlines are flying on Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), have a look online.
Personal expenses

All personal expenses such as drinks at the bar, washing and other similar expenses are for your own account.
Travel Insurance Including Repatriation

Your international travel insurance is your own responsibility. It is important that your travel insurance also covers adventures at a high altitude. Discuss your itinerary with the insurance company before you travel to Nepal.
Tipping

Tips for guides and porters are exclusive. 10% of the total amount is an excellent target price, but the final amount is up to you.
Desserts, Hot Shower, Hot Water, Mineral Water and Wi-Fi

Certain luxuries such as desserts, a hot shower, hot running water, bottles of mineral water and Wi-Fi should be missed during a typical trek in the Himalayas. The water we encounter along the way is drinkable.