Trip Hightlights
- Hike to the Everest View Hotel to enjoy the beautiful panorama of the Himalayan giants: Thamserku, Mt. Lhotse, Kongde, Kantega, Ama Dablam, Tawache and Mt. Everest.
- Enjoy another beautiful panorama of Tawache, Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam and Thamserku from Tengboche.
- Explore Tengboche Monastery, the largest and the most important monastery in the Khumbu region and the Eco Center.
- Explore the attractions of the Khumjung Village; visit monastery that treasures the skull of a Yeti, school founded by Sir Edmund Hillary, some traditional Sherpa houses and the longest mani wall in the Khumbu region
- Join the monks for morning/evening prayers
- Spend time with local Sherpa people and study their community and culture
- Start and end the adventure with a short, scenic and breathtaking flight to and from Lukla
The Everest View Trek is the shortest Everest region trek, designed by Desire Adventures. This trekking package is designed to make it possible for the customers to catch a glimpse of the most stunning views of the Mt. Everest with her sibling peaks, from different low-altitude viewpoints in the Khumbu region. The location and the viewpoints are very carefully handpicked to help customers enjoy some of the most unbeatable views of the Himalayan peaks in combination with spectacular natural wonders protected by the settlement of Sherpa people and their culture and hospitality.
Including the arrival and the departure day, the Everest View Trek can be completed in 9 days, which makes it one of the best available options for short holiday trekkers, or time-bound trekkers. Since 3,962m is the maximum altitude gained during this trek, this package is also very much suitable for trekkers, who cannot attempt high altitude treks, for various reasons. This adventure in Nepal starts and ends with a short breathtaking mountain flight to Lukla and from Lukla. During the trek, you will be guided by one of the best English-speaking private guides, who along with sharing his knowledge regarding the region, will also help you make friends with the local people. The purpose of making the arrangement of food and accommodation in the lodges run by local people and hiring local porters is to help uplift the economy of local people. This is how we give back to the community. Moreover, after the trek the company offers you fearwell dinner in Kathmandu and end your holiday in Nepal.
The Everest View trek can be planned any time of the year. However, for better views, autumn and spring are considered the best seasons to plan this vacation in Nepal. This holiday in Nepal is also perfect for groups with children and elderly people. We offer special group discount to those, who come in a group. If you don’t have a group, you always have an option to join our existing groups with fixed departure. Nevertheless, if you have time, energy and determination, we recommend you to choose our other challenging treks in the Everest regions like,
- 14 days Everest Base Camp Trek
- 17 days Everest Base Camp Trek with Gokyo Lake and Cho La Pass
- 18 days Everest Three Passes Trek
These are our standard packages, which can be customized to meet your needs, requirements, ideas and budget.
Detail Itinerary
Welcome to Nepal and Desire Adventures. Upon your arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, you will receive a warm welcome from one of our company representatives. From the airport, you will be transferred to your hotel in Kathmandu, in a private vehicle. Spend some time at leisure. In the afternoon, you will attend a meeting (in our office) in which, you will be briefed about the trip and introduced to your guide and the fellow travelers. After the meeting, you will be back to your hotel.
Accommodation: Tourist-standard hotel (twin/double room), Kathmandu.
Since flights to and from Lukla during peak season operate from the Manthali Airport in Ramechhap, you will need to drive to Ramechhap. It’s approximately a 4-5 hour driver from Kathmandu. Therefore, you will start early in the morning around 1-2am. The drive to Ramechhap will be in a shared jeep or minivan. In Ramechhap you will board your plane to Lukla and fly to Lukla which takes around 15-18 minutes. It’s a scenic flight and on clear days the view beneath looks very delightful. The plane will land on one of the most dangerous airports in the world, the Tenzing Hillary Airport. The aerial view of the landscape, on clear days, looks more mesmerizing. As soon as you arrive Lukla, you will be introduced to your private porters and other team members, awaiting your arrival in Lukla. Have your first breakfast in the Khumbu region, enjoying the spellbinding beauty of the surrounding peaks. Meanwhile, the luggage will be prepared for the porters. After breakfast, accessing the narrow stone-paved streets of Lukla, you will advance towards the Pasang Lhamo Memorial Gate, located at the northern end of Lukla. Leaving the lively settlement of Lukla, you will now advance towards Phakding on a descending trail. Attractions such as stone walls and mani stones keep your eyes busy, until Cheplung. From Cheplung, you will continue through the community forest and across the suspension bridge; enjoying the first view of the Dudh Koshi River and Kusum Kangru, before climbing around the ridge to Ghat. Beyond Ghat, past a school, the trail will enter a complex of Mani walls, chortens and boulders carved with Tibetan mantras and colorful prayer wheels. Enjoy these attractions, before climbing over an old landslide that leads to the village of Chhuthawa. Enjoying the painted mani stones in Chhuthawa, you will now continue on a snaking trail that runs through the forest, beside the Dudh Koshi River to Phakding. In Phakding, you will check into the lodge, before dinner. Your afternoon is spent at leisure, which will be best utilized, if you go for a walk around the nearby monasteries, under your own steam.
Accommodation: Lodge (twin room), Phakding
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Enjoy full breakfast in Phakding, before leaving for Namche. Starting Phakding, the trail cuts across to the west bank of the Dudh Koshi River and continues to the village of Toktok. However, ahead of Toktok, the winding trail runs through the forest of pine, about 100m above the river, crosses Ghatte River and goes past a small hydroelectric project. From Toktok, you will descend to Benkar, past a few small waterfalls. From Benkar, heading north, you will cross one more suspension bridge across the Dudh Koshi River to cut across to the east bank of the river; before continuing to Chumoa. The trail to Chumoa is livened with wonderful forest of rhododendron, magnolia and fir and a few scattered settlements of Sherpa people. A short climb from Chumoa will lead you to Monjo. Above Monjo lies the entrance of the Sagarmatha National Park, where your guide will take care of the necessary check in formalities. Meanwhile, you can utilize the break by visiting the information center, where you can enjoy the displays on responsible trekking as well as the 3D map of the Khumbu Himalayas. From Monjo, you will continue further on a trail that drops down to the suspension bridge past a stupa-shaped Kani and a big granite bluff carved with Tibetan mantras. Crossing the bridge, you will hike north to Jorsalle. Beyond Jorsalle, you will cross the suspension bridge across the Dudh Koshi River to cross to the east bank of the river and following the lower river bank trail over gravel and boulders, you will climb back into the forest, heading towards the Larja Bridge, past Larja Dobhan (the confluence of Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi river). You will now cross the Larja bridge and hike to a viewpoint, from where, you will see the first view of Mt. Everest. After enjoying the view, you will now continue through the forest of pine on a steeply ascending, zigzagging trail to Mislung. From Mislung, you will continue to Namche on an even trail. In Namche, you will check into the lodge before dinner. Your evening is at leisure. Utilize this time to explore the markets and enjoy the bakeries and internet cafes in Namche.
Accommodation: Lodge (twin room), Namche Bazaar.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast in Namche, picking up the trail that directly leads to the settlement of Khumjung, you will advance towards the largest village in the Khumbu region, the Khumjung Village. However, before reaching the village, you will follow a turn off that leads you to the Everest View Hotel. This hotel, built at the highest altitude in the world, provides one of the grandest panorama of the Himalayan giants: Thamserku, Mt. Lhotse, Kongde, Kantega, Ama Dablam, Tawache, including Mt. Everest. Spend some time relishing the panorama, before continuing to Khumjung. In Khumjung, you will check into the lodge, before setting out to explore the village. You will visit the Khumjung Monastery that treasures a skull of Yeti and the Hillary School, a school founded by Sir Edmund Hillary. Traditional Sherpa houses and the longest mani wall in the Khumbu region also add more charm to the already charming village. Therefore, you will also visit these attractions. After exploring the village, you will return to the lodge for overnight stay.
Accommodation: Lodge (twin room), Khumjung.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast in Khumjung, you will leave Khumjung for Tengboche. Starting Khumjung, you will first head towards the trail junction at Sanasa. From Sanasa, following the regular Everest base camp trail, you will gently hike down to Leushyasa. From Leushyasa, you will further continue down on a steeply descending stone steps to a suspension bridge at Phunki Tenga. Crossing the bridge, you will hike for about 90 minutes, through the forest of rhododendron past water-driven prayer wheel to village of Tengboche, surrounded by the panorama of Tawache, Mt. Everest. Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam and Thamserku. In Tengboche, you will check into the lodge, before setting off for a tour of the largest monastery in the region - the Tengboche Monastery and the Eco Center, with your private guide. While exploring the monastery, enjoy the beautiful view of Mt. Everest accompanied by her sibling peaks. After the tour, you will get back to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay.
Accommodation: Lodge (twin room), Tengboche.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
You may join the monks for the morning prayers, if you want; before breakfast. After breakfast, bidding farewell to the beautiful panorama of the peaks, you will leave Tengboche for Monjo. Your walk starts with a hike down to the bridge at Phunki Tenga, through the rhododendron forest. Crossing the bridge, you will climb up to Leushyasa, on a steeply ascending stone steps. From Leushyasa, it’s a gentle ascent to the trail junction at Sanasa. You will hike to Namche for lunch, following the trail along the ridge, past the memorial chorten to Tenzing Norgay. From Namche, a steep descend down the forest of pine on a zigzagging trail will lead you to the Larja bridge. However, before reaching the bridge, enjoy the last view of Everest from the viewpoint ahead of the bridge. Crossing the bridge, you will now continue on a river bank trail, before crossing the bridge at Jorsalle. You will cross the bridge and ascend to Monjo. The evening is at leisure. To best utilize the time, explore the nearby monasteries under your own stream, before dinner.
Accommodation: Lodge (twin room), Monjo.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Your team leader will complete the national park check-out formalities, while you enjoy your breakfast in Monjo. After breakfast, leaving Monjo, you will continue your journey to Lukla. Retracing the trail, you will gently descend to Phakding, crossing several suspension bridges built across the Dudh Koshi River, through the forest of rhododendron and magnolia. From Phakding, retracing the same trail, you will ascend to Lukla. In Lukla, you will check into the lodge and spend the remaining time celebrating your last day in Khumbu with your guide, porters and other team members. You can also choose to spend some alone time, before dinner in Lukla.
Accommodation: Lodge (twin room), Lukla.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast in Lukla, you will quickly board a plane and fly back to Ramechhap. Enjoy the scenic flight for about 15-18 minutes. From the airport in Manthali, Ramechhap you will be transferred to your hotel in Kathmandu (in a sharing minivan). The remaining time is at leisure, which can be best spent, either exploring the popular markets in Kathmandu, we will meet for the farewell dinner (hosted by the company), in which you can enjoy your choice food from the restaurant’s menu. While having dinner we will also discuss the overall trip and the feedback. After dinner, you will be guided back to your hotel.
Accommodation: Tourist-standard hotel (twin/double room), Kathmandu.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Your Everest View Trek vacation with Desire Adventures has some to an end today. Therefore, as per your flight time, you will be transferred to the Tribhuvan International Airport, in a private vehicle. However, if you are looking forward to extending your holiday and trying some adventure activities, Desire Adventures can make all the arrangements for you. We hope you enjoyed your vacation with Desire Adventures to the fullest.
Meals: Breakfast
What's included
- Arrival and departure transfer service (private vehicle)
- Two nights accommodation with breakfast in Kathmandu (Tourist Star Standard Hotel) on a twin-sharing basis
- Kathmandu airport transfer for domestic flights (June to September and December to March) Private vehicle
- Ramechhap airport transfer for domestic flights (April to May and October to November) during the peak season, (Sharing minivan)
- Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu direct flight (during June to September and December to March)
- Ramechhap - Lukla - Ramechhap flight (April, May and October, November) during the peak season
- Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) during the trek
- Seasonal fruits, every day after dinner, during the trek
- All accommodation (lodge) during the trek on a twin-sharing basis
- 5 nights attached rooms with hot shower during the trek
- Unlimited purified drinking water during the trek
- All required trekking permits
- Government-licensed, English-speaking, experienced, and knowledgeable guide and his entire expenses
- A porter (One porter for each 2 members) and his entire expenses
- Insurance of guide and porter
- All required local and government taxes
- Company duffle bag
- Trekking Map
- Basic First-Aid Kit with Oximeter
- Adventure certificate upon completion of the trek
- Free coordination in emergency cases
- Farewell dinner
What's Excluded
- Nepal arrival visa
- Meals in the city except breakfast and other mentioned farewell dinner
- Personal expenses like all kinds of drinks including mineral water, tea/coffee, alcoholic and soft beverages
- Extra Hot showers, Wi-Fi & battery charging and laundry service while on a trek
- Extra baggage excess while flying to Lukla (only 15 kg included)
- Your travel insurance that covers Helicopter evacuation over 4000 meters and trip cancellation
- Any other extended trips and accommodation
- Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu in case of early return from the trek
- Tipping to staff (as an appreciation)
Pack List for Everest View Trek
The company provides one porter for every two travelers. Each porter is only allowed to carry 25-30 kilograms (max). Therefore, our suggestion to you is to pack as lightly as possible. Our porters carry all the trekking gears in a shared water-proof duffle, provided by the company. Your extra luggage can be left in the hotel in Kathmandu (free storage available). We recommend you carry a lightweight cotton or plastic bag to keep your trekking gears separate. Kindly follow the checklist below to pack the required stuff during the trip:
Checklist for all seasons:
- Travel documents: passport, visa, travel insurance, air tickets, voucher, 3 passport sized photo (2 for visa application and 1 for trekking permit)
- Hand Sanitizers
- Reading/writing materials
- Travel games, like chess, backgammon, scrabble
- Waterproof bags to protect electronic or paperwork
- Binoculars, camera
- Umbrella/Raincoat
- First-aid kit (containing lip balm, Aspirin/paracetamol, Band Aids/plasters, bandage for sprains, iodine or water purifier, Moleskin for blisters, antiseptic for cuts, anti-bacterial throat lozenges, anti-histamine, Imodium or similar tablets for diarrhea, re-hydration powder, Norfloxacin or Ciprofloxin, antibiotic for Girdia, Diamox and any extra prescription drugs you are currently taking)
- Protein bars, chocolates, dried fruits, candies and snack foods
- Money- cash/VISA Card
- Hair ties
- Money bag
- Swiss army knife (Optional)
- Sleeping bag
- Light weight Towel
- Toiletries (quick drying towel, toothbrush, toothpaste, toilet paper, multipurpose soap, deodorant, nail clippers, face and body moisturizer, feminine hygiene products, small mirror
- Day pack (with waist straps)
- Alarm clock and torch/flashlight/headlamp
- Lighter (Optional)
- Insect repellent (Optional)
- Ear plugs and eye mask
- Small padlock
- Stuff sack for dirty clothes/shoes
- Dry bags in several sizes
- Duffle Bag (will be provided by the company)
- Trekking poles (optional)
- Thermos (optional for hot beverages)
- Small wash towel
- Refillable water bottle
- Bandana or broad brimmed sunhat, sunglasses, scarf
- Bag liners (Optional)
- Sewing kit (Optional)
- Wind and waterproof shell jacket & trousers (preferably breathable fabric)
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Running shoes or sandals
- Socks: thick wool blend and thin cotton to be worn in combination
- Lightweight thermal gloves
- Underwear and Shorts
- T Shirts 2 or 3
- Long sleeved shirt
- Trekking/Hiking boots with spare laces
- Lightweight long trousers (no jeans)
- Fleece wind-stopper jacket
- Trekking pants
Special Checklist for winter and high altitude
- Layered clothing /Thermals and Extra warm clothing during winter (December to March)
- 1 heavyweight or 2 lightweight wool jumper/sweater/fleece jacket
- Down jacket or down vest
- Fleece or wool trousers/pants
- Heavyweight gloves or mittens – wool or fleeced with a waterproof shell outer
- A four-season sleeping bag/sleep sheet (rated to -250C)
- Thick, warm wool hiking socks
- Gaiters (for winter and monsoon)
Special Checklist for summer
- Lightweight wool jumper/sweater/fleece
- Umbrella/water proof jacket with hood and waterproof trousers (May to September)
- Sunscreen lotion with maximum SPF
- Water bottle
Our Guides:
With growing tourism in Nepal, the growth of travel and expedition companies have mounted to its peak. The companies seek the best leaders and guides to compete in the market while giving the best service to the clients. Although there are a numbers of companies promising you the best trip of your life, many neglect giving the knowledge on safety measurements and sustainable tourism to their team. From luxury travels to pocket friendly trips, our team guides deliver you the best of Nepal keeping your schedule, preference and welfare in mind.
Extensive insights on history and culture of the country:
Nepal has abundance of cultural and natural beauty. The charming architecture and rich history of the temples and Stupas are listed under UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Our guides are well learned and experienced to give you insights on the country's hidden history and natural beauty. From world renowned sites to less traveled local areas, we make sure to provide you information on the benevolent locals, culture and lands that stretch out from the mighty Himalayas to the Terai Plains.
Round the clock service:
Our guides provide you exceptional service 24*7 throughout the trek. Weather it requires giving information, helping with communication or any other skills, our team makes sure you get the facilities regardless of timing. We have well trained English speaking guides working in the fields and value your timing and schedule and try to work as compatible as they can. In addition both our office staff and our field staff have exceptional knowledge on the products we offer. With any queries, you can email/ call/ message us as we try to respond as soon as possible. With extensive field study, our office staff constantly communicates with our trekking guides, tour guides and climbing Sherpa’s to update the information in the trekking region.
Licensed with minimum 5 years of experience:
Trekking has been commercialized in the last few years since Nepal was recognized as the most efficient country to trek. With growing commercialization comes competitive market. Nevertheless, our climbing Sherpas and team representatives along with the guides are required to have minimum of 5 years of experience with a certified license.
Importance to Sustainable Tourism:
We value the importance of sustainable economy and development. Thus, we hire local porters, guides and climbers to train them and give them a platform to work for themselves and their family. All our team members belong to local native groups and have been trained for trekking in the Himalayas and other regions of Nepal.
No exceptions with quality and equipments:
Our teams of guides are well trained with proper English speaking and communication skills via education and experience. We are also equipped with first-aid kits and trekking apparatus like oximeters, maps, first-aid kits and mobile phone for emergency. Perhaps what separates us from others is the relationship our company has with the climbing Sherpa’s and trekking guides.
5:1 Client Guide Ratio
We maintain a 5:1 client guide ratio i.e. with every 5 clients we provide 1 guide. A team leader/guide with be appointed for a team of 5 trekkers in the group. Nevertheless, an assistant leader will also be provided with every addition of 5 pax. You will have 1 porter for 2 trekkers who will be carrying 25-30 kilograms of weight. We wish for your travels to be worthy and adventurous with no difficulties or hurdles.
We are able to depart Everest View Trek every day at no extra cost. So kindly choose your own date as per your convenient. Contact us to schedule your own departure Date
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Why Desire Adventures?
- Exceptional Product Knowledge
- Fair Price and Service Quality Guaranteed
- Guaranteed Departure on each booking
- Ultra-personalized itinerary and Unmatched Flexibility:
- We Maintain 1:5 Guides:clients Ratio