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Trip overview
The trek to the North Face of Everest Base Camp is one of the most popular short treks in Tibet. It offers the attraction of the highest mountain in the world and spectacular views of the mountains from stark desert valleys. The view of Mt. Everest’s North Face from Rongbuk Monastery is perhaps the most dramatic of all its sides—simply unforgettable!
We begin our trip by exploring the sights and sounds of the fabled city of Lhasa, driving across the Tibetan hinterland, and visiting the ancient towns of Gyangtse and Shigatse along the route. In Dingri (Tingri), we meet our Sherpa staff and trek for the next 5 days to the Everest Base Camp. This trek is probably ideal for experiencing the Himalayan way of life. The Everest Panorama Trek is also known as the Everest short trek, Everest easy trek, Everest family tour, and Everest view trek. As well as this trek takes you through the magnificent beauty of snow-capped hills and showering waterfalls along the way. You also get a chance to see several cultural heritage sites and also able to enjoy crossing high suspension bridges, seeing the yaks, passing the Buddhist Mani wall, the Sherpa lifestyle, prayer rock, and exploring rhododendron and pine jungle.
The Everest Panorama Trek takes you to the Khumbu Region via charming villages and magnificent monasteries. Tengboche, at an elevation of 3840 m, is the highest point on this trip. Throughout the trek, you will see Mount Everest (8848m), Lhotse (8501m), Nuptse (7879m), Ama Dablam (6856m), Thamserku (6608m), and Khaki (6685m). Each day’s walk lasts between 6 and 7 hours.
Most of the treks in the Everest region are challenging and take more than 14 days. But the 12-day Everest Panorama Trek is different. It’s effective for busy as well as elderly trekkers who want to trek in the Everest region but don’t want to do the difficult and long trek. This trek is very short and does not involve any altitude sickness, so anyone can do it except those who are disabled.
Welcoming the trekkers, providing the best hospitality, and managing the entire trek is our primary role. The briefing of visiting places, entire day planning, accommodation, and rest during your trek by your guide definitely energizes you. You can expect the best trek with us at an affordable price.
Highlights
- High suspension bridges;
- Buddhist Mani wall, Chorten, and monastery;
- A stunning panoramic view of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest, Lhotse (8501m), Nuptse (7879m), Ama Dablam (6856m), Thamserku (6608m), and Khakega (6685m).
- Khumjung Village and Everest View Hotel
- Pay a visit to the Sherpa community, where we employ our own sherpa staff for all of our Tibetan Himalayan trek services.
Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1400m), Transfer to Hotel.Our vehicle will pick you up at the airport and transfer you to your hotel, which is usually in Thamel and is about a 20-minute drive from the airport, depending on traffic.
You can relax after checking into the hotel because there are no activities planned for today except our trip briefing meeting. When you arrive, we will notify you of the briefing time.
Have a nice breakfast at the hotel. We have arrived to take you on a wonderful cultural heritage tour of the Kathmandu valley. As part of the itinerary, we will visit four UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Kathmandu valley. Today's destinations offer an incredible blend of culture, history, spirituality, art, and stories. We will visit Swoyambhunath, Patan Durbar Square, Boudhanath, and Pashupati Nath.
We drive to the airport early in the morning to catch our flight to Lukla, After a spectacular half-hour flight, we arrive in Lukla, a small but beautiful town surrounded by magical mountain peaks.
After preparing for the day's walk, we set out for Phakding, our destination for the day. The first day's walk in the Everest region follows the Dudh Koshi River, passing through mani walls, chhortens, and stunning scenery. Phakding village is located on the banks of the Dudh Koshi River, where we will spend the night. Overnight at the Lodge.
As a gentle breeze soothes the morning, we savor the delectable meal. We began our day's trek at Monjo, where we entered the national park zone. We leave the park after checking in and make our way up to Namche Bazar. We finally arrive in Namche Bazar after crossing the river several times and passing through forested areas with many breathtaking views. Namche Bazar is a lovely village on a mountain slope with a view of the Himalayan peaks in the distance.
As a gentle breeze soothes the morning, we savor the delectable meal. We began our day's trek at Monjo, where we entered the national park zone. We leave the park after checking in and make our way up to Namche Bazar. We finally arrive in Namche Bazar after crossing the river several times and passing through forested areas with many breathtaking views. Namche Bazar is a lovely village on a mountain slope with a view of the Himalayan peaks in the distance.
The first section of the walk gently climbs before descending to the river and crossing a suspension bridge. The trail clearly ascends after crossing the suspension bridge towards Tengboche.
We arrive in Tengboche to be greeted by a spectacular view of Mt. Ama Dablam, as well as views of Mt. Everest and other peaks in the area. Apart from admiring the Himalayan peaks, we can visit the famous Tengboche Monastery, where the first Everest summiteer, Tenzing Norgay Sherpa, once lived as a monk. Overnight at the Lodge.
Tengboche is the highest point we will reach on this trip. We start descending towards Khumjung after relishing breakfast at the lodge in Tengboche. The spectacular morning mountain view from Tengboche prepares us for the day's walk. Khumjung is a small but lovely Sherpa village with breathtaking views. Overnight at a lodge.
The journey back to Namche Bazar will take approximately eight hours. We leave Everest and other mountains in the region far behind and descend for several hours to Namche Bazar. In the evening, we can take a relaxing stroll around Namche Bazar or simply relax in the comfort of the lodge. Spend the night in a lodge.
Today marks the final day of this journey. We return to Lukla via Monjo and Phakding, following the Dudh Koshi River. The round-trip Everest Base Camp trail comes to an end here. We celebrate the end of the trekking portion of the journey and thank our wonderful, amazing support crew members for their service and effort in safely transporting us to and from the base camp.
We prepare for our flight back to Kathmandu. We board the plane at the airport in Lukla and fly back to Kathmandu. When we arrive at Kathmandu International Airport, we check into a hotel and spend the rest of the day at our leisure. Finding a relaxing massage, delicious food, souvenir shopping, and wandering around can keep you occupied for the entire day.
This evening is set aside for a farewell dinner. Once we arrive in Kathmandu, we will notify you of the departure time for dinner.
This is an extra day in the itinerary to compensate for any possible trekking delays or flight cancellations. We strongly advise that you allow at least two extra days after the itinerary days to account for any potential flight delays or cancellations. If everything goes as planned, you can spend the extra days doing something else.
On the final day of your trip, we will transport you to the airport for your scheduled flight home or to another destination.
Included
- Receive you from the airport (TIA)
- Welcome and Farewell dinner with a cultural program
- 4 nights' tourist standard hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on a B/B basis.
- Half-day guided city tour with admission permit
- Flight ticket from Kathmandu to Lukla and Lukla to Kathmandu
- Standard Lodge Accommodation (best available) with a twin-sharing basis during the trek.
- Three meals a day during the trek.
- Trekker's Information Management System (TIMS) card fees and Trekking permit to all our visitors to the Everest region.
- Professional and highly experienced trekking guide with a government license.
- Porters will be used in the ratio of 2:1.
- All expenses of the staff (Guides/Porters) include food, accommodation, salary, insurance, and equipment during your travel period.
- All the necessary trekking gear for porters, like jackets and trousers, trekking shoes, gloves, shocks, sunglasses, etc
- Friends Adventure Team's Sleeping Bag, Walking Poles, and Duffel Bag, to be returned after the trip is completed.
- A Comprehensive First Aid Kit
- Worst case scenario: Organize all rescue and evacuation efforts as soon as possible.
- Group trekking gears.
- The Trekking Map is the Friends Adventure Team's special souvenir.
Not Included
- Meals in Kathmandu.
- Any kind of external food items that are not listed in the package such as chocolate bar, mineral water, alcohol, cigarettes etc.
- Items of personal nature, Laundry Expenses.
- Clothing, Packing Items or Bags, Personal Medical Kit, Personal Trekking Gears.
- Any additional staff other than specified.
- Medical and travel insurance, as well as emergency transportation, including helicopter evacuation if necessary.
- Expenses for rescue, repatriation, medications, medical tests, and hospitalization. Airfare of international flights.
- Nepal entry visa fee (Visa issuance is easy at arrival).
Useful Info
- All foreign travelers must share their personal (visas and passport) details while booking and arriving.
- Expect all trekkers not to bring any non-biodegradable product
- Intoxicating drugs and alcohol consumption are completely restricted during trekking
- Advice to keep a buffer day to handle the uncertain event
- Recommended to keep cash because in the upper Everest region you will not find ATM facilities to withdraw your cash.
- All the visitors are mandatory to keep their passport or visa with the traveling agencies
- Chances of dehydration at higher altitude so, make sure to consume water in a regular manner and bring extra bottles with you.
- Layering clothes is the best way to control your body temperature at a higher altitude while hiking so zippers wears are the best option.
- The mobiles and camera batteries have high chances of getting dead or losing charges quickly therefore the portable charger is a must for your electronic
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FAQs
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Everest Panorama Trek Difficulty Level?
This Everest Panorama Hike is truly magical and accessible to trekkers of all levels who want to enjoy the mountain's glory. Because of the low risk of altitude sickness, this trek cannot be considered difficult for anyone.
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Why Nepal Nomad for Everest Panorama Trek?
For over fourteen years, Nepal Nomad has been working and striving to help adventurers meet their desires and expectations regarding trekking, climbing, and travel in general. Our experienced and professional guides and porters with training in evacuation, map reading, and first-aid services have always given their all in the field, resulting in great travel stories and the satisfaction of many nomads from all over the world who chose to travel with us. We will be honored to provide you with the Everest Panorama Trek Departure, which can also be tailored to your specific needs, and it will be an absolute pleasure to assist you in resolving any questions you may have about trekking in Nepal.