Everest Panorama Trekking

On arrival, you will be received by our staff and guide with a transfer to your respective hotels in the hub of Kathmandu. After checking into your lovely rooms and getting refreshed from jet lag, join in with other members of Everest Panorama Trekking.

Our guide/leader will brief the information on the details of your trekking to Everest Panorama. He speaks regarding local lodges, walks, views, history, and culture. Also, include a few important do’s and don’ts while you are with us having enjoyable times.

The evening includes a nice dinner (including traditional Nepalese foods) in a pleasant Nepalese restaurant with local cultural programs.

A free day to prepare for the upcoming Everest Panorama Trekking to high Khumbu. In the morning, we take an optional tour to explore around Kathmandu's world heritage sites for a few hours and back.

Likewise, in the afternoon, we can do individual activities and get ready with packing. The packing is for the next early morning flight to Lukla, where our walk begins towards Mount Everest and the high Khumbu Valley.

On the third day of the trek, early in the morning, we take a quick breakfast (or carry a packed breakfast) and reach the Kathmandu domestic airport terminal. We’re here for a short scenic flight of 35 minutes to reach Lukla. It’s a gateway Sherpa town at the height of 2,820 m, with views of Kongde peak and Naulekh Himal.

With a refreshing stop at Lukla, we adjust baggage with porters to carry or on pack animals (Jopkyo, a mix breed of normal cow and yak). And then start following our lead guide.

In like manner, our walk leads past Lukla town, heading down to Choplung small village, and then around Dudh-Kosi River valley. Then walk into the gorge towards our first overnight stop at Phadkingma village by the raging glacial Dudh-Kosi River.

Phakdingma, also called Phakding for short, used the proper and correct words in respect for its namesake.

As usual, start with a gradual walk in the morning from Phakdingma, following the river upstream past several nice Sherpa villages. With then short ups and downs and crossing a long suspension bridge to Monjo village, Sagarmatha National Park starts. After entering into park areas, past Jorsalle, which is the last village before Namche Bazaar.

From Jorsalle, cross the bridge into the serene woodland of tall pines and rhododendron trees. Together with a climb on a winding trail facing views of Khongde, Kusum Khanguru, and Thamaserku peaks. And then the walk brings you into the famous Namche Bazaar, which is more of a town rather than a village. Here we find many good restaurants, hotels, and lodges, having a number of shops and stores, including banks and post offices.

At Namche, enjoy the comfort of a nice, cozy lodge, with time to marvel at the views of snow-capped peaks.

On the fifth day of Everest Panorama View, a free and rest day to support acclimatization before heading to higher ground at Namche. From this point, short walks lead to viewpoints towards Everest View Hotel, which takes nearly 3-4 hours both ways. They also offer an excellent panorama of mountains with Everest and magnificent Amadablam.

Visiting the museum at Namche, you can gain knowledge of Khumbu Sherpa culture and flora and fauna as well as mountaineering expedition history.

With a pleasant time at Namche, the walk leads to a short climb and then on a good wide trail facing panoramic views of Everest and Amadablam with an array of peaks. After that, our route to Everest Panorama Trekking leads into woodland, then descends towards the Imjatse River. The destination is to reach a small place in Phunke-Tenga, a possible lunch stop in the middle of a wood.

Afternoon climb into forested areas facing views of Kangtenga-Thamaserku and other peaks. As a result, the walk brings you to a wide-open plateau in Tengboche (read: All you need to know about Tengboche) with its beautiful, colorful Buddhist monastery. Then visit the interior of the monastery, where you can witness monks and priests in religious activities with prayer.

Tengboche is a scenic spot surrounded by high peaks with views of Everest and magnificent-looking Amadablam. Amidst the forest of rhododendron, magnolia, oaks, juniper, birch, and fir tree lines, it is truly a great place for an overnight stop.

The morning catches the views of surrounding peaks, then the walk leads downhill within woodland to reach the Imjatse River. On the route crossing over a bridge, from here, climb up for a short while to reach a near-level trail. As similar then with lovely walks of downs and ups to Namche Bazaar for a short refreshing break before Monjo.

With a long descent from Namche to reach the Dudh Kosi river valley, the walk leads on a good path to the Sagarmatha National Park entrance and exit. While a short walk to Monjo, a nice moderate-sized village, takes you for an overnight stop before Lukla in the Everest summit panorama trekking.

On our last day of final hiking to reach Lukla, the morning starts with crossing one of the longest suspension bridges of Khumbu. Identically, the headings past Phakdingma lead to the last short climb to Lukla in the Everest Panorama Trekking.

Lukla is an overnight stop around the Mt. Everest and Khumbu area before flying back to Kathmandu after Everest Peak Panorama Trekking.

Depending upon flight time for Kathmandu, with the last breakfast in Khumbu and the Lukla transfer to the Lukla air terminal. The terminal was named after Tenzing and Hillary, the first to conquer Mt. Everest in 1953.

As per the flight schedule board, a smaller aircraft is for a short air journey to reach Kathmandu airport and then transfer back to your respective hotels.

Finally, all good things must end after glorious memories and fantastic walks on the Everest Panorama trek. With the last final day in Nepal, the land of Himalayas trekking, our staff and guide will transfer you to Kathmandu International Airport for your flight home or to your respective countries.