Mount Everest View Trek - 7 Days

Nepal Visa Procedure

The Nepal visa procedure is simple and convenient, get your arrival visa at Tribhuvan International Airport. Once you land at the Airport, apply for a visa with your valid passport and a passport-size photo or you can apply through the Nepal Immigration website or at a Nepalese Embassy in your country.

If you’re planning for a 7-day Everest View Trek, get a minimum of a 15-day visa.

Nepal visa cost:

• 15 days Visa Costs $30 per person
• 30 days Visa Costs $45 per person
• 90 days Visa Costs $125 per person

Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is mandatory for trekking in the Himalayas of Nepal. To ensure your safety and peace of mind, buy the best travel insurance plan for Everest Panorama View Trek. Travel insurance covers all medical emergencies, issues on the trail, rescue operations, flight cancellations, lost baggage, and many more. Ensure your protection from unexpected accidents and incidents before the trek.

Responsible and green tourism

Overland Trek Nepal is committed to promoting responsible and sustainable tourism growth. We organize treks in Nepal, inspiring all stakeholders such as guests, guides, porters, locals, and other tourists to adopt ethical tourism practices.

We hire local Sherpa guides and porters to support the economy during the Everest Panorama Trek. We also respect the Sherpa culture and follow all guidelines set for the Khumbu region.

Moreover, our team is dedicated to waste and trail management, actively encouraging both travelers and locals to maintain a clean environment.

Lukla Flight from Kathmandu or Ramecchap

As of now during the peak trekking season, the flight to Lukla from Kathmandu departs from Ramechhap. It is due to the air traffic at Kathmandu Airport. Therefore, travelers need to drive from Kathmandu to Ramecchap,Manthali Airport, for 4-5 hours in a shared or private vehicle. However, during the off-trekking season, winter, and monsoon, the flight operates from Kathmandu directly to Lukla.

Note: We suggest to our clients to have an extra day for this trip because sometimes the flight can be delayed or cancelled from Lukla due to bad weather.

Permits required for Everest View Trek

The Everest View Trek in the Khumbu Region requires a Khumbu Rular Municipality Permit and a Sagarmatha National Park Permit. You must obtain these permits with your passport, visa, and passport-size photo.

Cost of permits for Short Everest View Trek:

• Khumbu Rular Municipality Permit: NPR 3000
• Sagarmatha National Park Permit: NPR 3000

The best time to do the Everest Panorama View Trek

The best time to do this short trek in the Everest region is during the Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) seasons. This time of the year offers stable weather and clear skies with breathtaking mountain views. Also, during the spring season, the trail is filled with blooming rhododendrons and other seasonal flowers.

This short Everest View Trek can be done during Winter (December to February) and Monsoon (June to August). However, due to unfavorable weather conditions, it may not be available during these times.

Accommodations and meals during the Everest View Trek

Accommodation on Everest View Trek is on the well-facillated teahouse. These teahouses offer facilities such as a room with a twin bed, comfortable mattresses, and warm blankets. Most of the teahouses on the trail offer an attached bathroom.

The 7-day Everest View Trek Package includes three daily meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. Teahouses along the Everest trekking route serve a mix of traditional Nepali dishes and Western-style cuisine. Some of the items on the menu are:

• Breakfast: Hot drinks, boiled eggs, Tibetan bread, pancakes, French toast with jam, omelets, cereals, porridge, chapatti, scrambled eggs, and fruits
• Lunch and Dinner: Dal Bhat, Momo(dumplings), Noodles, fried rice, spring rolls, sandwiches, rice with chicken curry, potato fries, Spaghetti, Macaroni, Steaks, Burgers, etc

Difficulty level and preparation

Relatively, the Everest View Trek is considered the easiest trek in the Everest Region compared to other challenging routes like Everest Base Camp Trek, Everest Three High Pass Trek,andGokyo Valley Trek. Unlike this high-altitude, multi-week journey, Everest Panorama Trek is shorter, involving only four trekking days with 6-7 hours of walking. The highest point of the trek is the Hotel Everest View at 3962 m, making it accessible for beginners.

Although the trek is easy, it's essential to prepare in advance for an enjoyable trekking experience.

Focus on both physical and mental fitness, maintain a balanced diet, and choose the best trekking seasons.

Altitude Sickness and Remedies

Although the Everest Panorama View Trek is considered the easier trekking route in the Everest region,altitude sickness can still be a concern, as you ascend to the highest point the Hotel Everest View, at 3962m. Be aware of altitude sickness symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, dizziness, blocked ears, headache, fatigue,loss of appetite, and rapid heartbeat. If you experience any symptoms immediately consult with your guide and take the prevention measures such as consuming soups, staying hydrated, and allowing your body time to acclimatize.

Trekking gear and equipment for Short Everest Trek

Proper trekking gear and equipment are essential for trekking in the Himalayas of Nepal. To accomplish the adventure confidently the right amount of trekking gear and equipment are required.

Some of the essential trekking gear and equipment for the Mount Everest View Trek are:

• Head Items: Polarized Sunglasses, sun hat, woolen hat, scarf/neck buff, headlamp
• Upper Body Items: T-shirts, windproof jacket, woolen fleece jacket, gloves, thermal t-shirt
• Lower Body Items: Pair of trekking pants, shorts, undergarments, thermal pants, hiking boots, hiking socks, liner socks
• Other essential items: Trekking poles, toiletries, electronics items, raincoat, reusable water bottles, sleeping bag, water purification tablets

For more information regarding Trekking Gear for Nepal, feel free to visit this link.

Drinking water facility

Drinking water is available at the teahouse along the Everest view trekking route. You can buy mineral water or boiled water for a small fee, usually ranging from $2 to $5 per refill.

Alternatively, you can opt to use natural water sources such as taps along the trail, but ensure safety by purifying the water with tablets or a filtration system. This approach is not only cost-effective but also eco-friendly.

Electricity and internet services

Electricity is available at every teahouse in the Everest trekking route, allowing you to charge your electronic devices for free. Internet services are also available in most teahouses, though they require an additional fee. However, the internet connection is not reliable and slow due to the remote location.

Feedback from our clients

Our company has a higher success rate in operating different activities in Nepal, such as Trekking, Tourism Peak Climbing, Jungle Safari, etc. You can check our ratings through the Trip Advisor or Google. Hence, after completing the 7-day Everest Short Trek, we will be expecting feedback from your side so that it helps us improve our services and give our best in the future to our clients.

Booking and Payment Procedure

Book your Everest View Trek with Overland Trek Nepal directly through the website’s Contact Us form on our website. In case of itinerary customization feel free to contact us via WhatsApp at +9779851138871.

Confirm your booking with a 20% advance payment and pay the remaining amount after arriving in Nepal. You can pay via various payment options on our website and bank transfer is also available for your convenience.