Overview of Everest View Trek
Everest Base Camp is one of the well-known trips that takes you near Mount Everest. But what if you are short on time? Or you cannot take on the high altitudes that the EBC trek has? That is when you get the option of Everest View Trek.
Everest View Trek or Everest Panorama Trek is one of the Easy and Short Everest Trek you can take upon in Nepal that not only offers Everesty Scenic experience, but also the cultural experience, adventure the trail brings, and the most geniune people it has to offer. No altitude sickness, no difficult hikes-- just a quick way to get an Everest trekking experience.
Necessary Permits for the Everest View Trek
A Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit together with a Sagarmatha National Park entrance permit are the only documents necessary. The mountainous region of Sagarmatha National Park requires residents to have these two permits because the protected space operates between 2,845m to 8,848m above sea level.
There are multiple alternate pathways than usual which, if taken, additional permits can be needed when altering the conventional travel plan. Trekkers starting from Jiri must additionally obtain the Gaurishankar Conservation Area Project Permit in addition to their standard trekking requirements.
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The Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit since 2018 for EBC Trek has eliminated the need for TIMS Cards, which were deemed compulsory before. As for the entrance permit, it is now available when you arrive at Lukla or Monjo.
Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit: NPR 2,000 per person.
Another permit that you need—the Sagarmatha National Park Permit—can be obtained through the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation at the National Tourism Board building. NTB is located near Thamel, Bhrikuti Mandap, Kathmandu. It can also be acquired within the Everest Base Camp trail in Monjo village.
Did you know? You can choose not to pay for this permit! That is only if you are below 10 years old.
The Nepal Tourism Board sets the current permit rates for Sagarmatha National Park as follows:
Nepali: NRs. 100/entry
SAARC National: NRs. 1,500/entry
Others: NRs. 3,000/entry
The payment of these permits supports sustainability funds that protect the trail from damage while preserving natural beauty and cultural heritage to enable local authorities to manage safe trekking activities, improve local infrastructure, and support local well-being.
Required documents for trekking permits
You cannot just buy the permits! You need certain documents to obtain the permits for the Everest Base Camp Trek.
Valid passport with at least six months' validity. (with photocopies):
2-4 Recent Passport-Sized Photographs
Details include the intended trekking route, emergency contact information, and travel insurance details.
Key Highlights
Begin with a scenic and equally thrilling flight to Lukla
Be a part of Sherpa Culture, their lifestyle, and the traditional villages of the region including Khumjung Village, Tehngboche and more!
Enjoy breathtaking views from Everest View Hotel that include Mount Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam, and many more peaks.
Explore Buddhist culture as you visit Tengboche Monastery that stands at an altitude of 3,780m with stunning views of Everest, Lhoste, and Nuptse!
In this Everest View Trek, you are not just experiencing the breathtaking views, you are walking through one of the UNESCO World Heritage site that welcomes you with lush forests, high-suspension bridges, and amazing mountain views.
Major Stops in the Trekking Route
Lukla (2,860 meters / 9,383 feet)
This adventure of Everest View Trek begins with Lukla flight that is famous for being equally thrilling and with the best views of mountains!
As for the town itself, this gateaway stop in the Everest region is just where you can start perfectly witih the vibrant local culture, trail, and views.
Namche Bazaar (3,400 meters / 11,280 feet)
Reaching Namche Bazar means you have reached your first acclimatization point. Not just that, you have reached a major tourist hub of the region that is surrounded by a great view of Everest and the surrounding peaks. This might as well be the well-established community with facilities including decent stay, dining options, and most importantly ATM, that you might not get further up in the trekking route.
Everest View Hotel (3,880 meters / 12,730 feet)
You will embark on an acclimatization hike to the Everest View Hotel after arriving in Namche Bazar. This hike to Everest View Hotel gives you the first clear breathtaking views of mountains including that of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. As one of the famous stops for trekkers as well as the helicopter tours, you will encounter many fellow trekkers and hike/mountain-lover making their way to numerous routes.
Tengboche (3,867 meters/ 12,687 feet)
Another major viewpoint is the Tengboche Monastery, a spiritual center holding its own cultural significance. This village features numerous chortens, horse stables, and shops to explore. The stunning backdrop of snow-capped peaks makes it a popular stop that we cannot refrain from adding to this list.
When is the Ideal Time for the Everest View Trek?
This trek is possible throughout the year. However, skip the monsoon season (July & August), and winter (December-February) that only has obscure views and a lot of challenges with slippery trails.
While Autumn offers clear skies & Excellent Visibility with breathtaking views of Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks, Spring is equally vibrant
At lower altitudes, the temperature averages between 10°C and 20°C while it is typically around 0°C to 10°C at higher temperature in daylight. Yet, you can expect nights to be much colder in Autumn, often dropping to –5°C or even –10°C.
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