Everest View Trek - 4 Nights - 5 Days

Useful Information

Everest View Hike in spring and Autumn Season 2024/2025:

You can join us at Everest Panorama View Trek in the spring or autumn season, both seasons are best for discovering the all-over trekking routes in Nepal Himalayas. This time will be mid-temperature with blue skies and able to observe the Magical mountain views as well, as explore the typical culture of Sherpa and Rai. 

Our team will be ready for trekking and peak climbing per your demand.  You can check our services including and excluding sections to check all details of services provided during the Everest view journey.

Is there an alternative trekking route in the Everest region, such as trek Nepal?

Per your time frame or as you wish, Everest region trekking has a variety of trek routes,  such as Everest three passes, Gokyo Lake, Everest Base Camp, and Everest Base Camp trek via Gokyo Lake trek. Trekking route, you may choose yourself.

Local and Western Foods:

A trip to the highest mountain on the globe, Everest is an astonishing adventure experience of a lifetime. Along the Everest view route, we chance to try out local and Western food.  The Guest house offers a wide choice of meal items on its menus, which can be prepared by the local community.  Some variety of local meal items you can expect to find include Tibetan bread, Chapatti with friend omelet, wheat bread, and Sherpa stew as well as western foods like; Oat porridge, Banana Pancake,  Muesli with Jam or Honey, French toast with Jam and Honey, Corn flakes, Hashed brown, vegetable items and many more, etc.

Hot drinks are also available at the Tea House; such as Milk tea, Coffee, Black tea, Mint tea, Ginger lemon tea, Masal Tea, and Hot Chocolate, but the cost will be extra, not included in our package trip.

Accommodation:

During the trek, you will get basic accommodation. The rooms typically have 2 to 4 beds with the best blankets, matrices, Pillows, and bed covers. But you have to share the washroom and Toilet with other clients.  However, if you are a solo trekker, you might share a room with other people, if a single room is available at the Guest House then Guide will try the best services for you.

Himalayan Local Guide Team will ensure and provide you with good services Lodges with the best vistas of the Himalayas and landscape sceneries.

Travel Insurance:

Travel insurance is one of the most important for travelers and trekkers. It is the key to safety and security for human life. Travel insurance is mandatory for trekkers to join any trekking and tour programs in the mountains. You get the travel insurance online. Keep in mind, that your travel insurance should cover any emergency helicopter rescue, medical evaluations, any incident cases, etc.

Extra personal expenses during the trek:

During the trek, the main course foods are included in our package trip (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) the foods will be served as per the package schedules, and besides that, any personal additional and bar bills will be an extra cost.

Arrival Visa:

The arrival visa; is available at Tribhuwan International Airport, Kathmandu, Nepal. Where, can easily get an Arrival Visa and must enter Nepal within six months from the visa-issued date.

A visa is applicable as it will charge U$D 25 for 15 – days, U$D 40 for a 30-days, and U$D 100 for a 90-day tourist visa to get to a foreign country. However, those who have Chinese and Indian passports do not require the visa fee.

TREKKING EQUIPMENT LIST FOR EVEREST VIEW TREK:

Body Clothing:

• Sleeping Bag
• Down Jacket
• Three pairs of trekking t-shirts
• Long sleeved shirts
• Thermal Shirt for Colder place
• Fleece Jacket
• Warm wool Sweaters
• Waterproof and windproof Jacket
• Cotton Trekking pants with folding
• Waterproof and windproof pants

Head and Face:

• Sun Hat
• Wool or fleece hat
• Headlight
• Sunglass
• Sunscreen 50
• Face wipes and towel

List of Foot wears:

• Trekking Boats
• ¾ Paris Preferably Cotton Socks
• One pairs extra Sport Shoes

Necessary Gears: 

•  Gaiters just in case if snow
• Gloves and Thick Gloves
• Big rucksack above the 40 L
• Waterproof Bag Cover
• Rain Coat
• Trekking Pole (if you needed)
• Laundry Soap
• Shampoo
• Toothbrush
• Toilet papers
• Water peals
• Bottle for drinking water
• Pen and Note Book
• Copy and Tourist Guide Book
• Camera
• Battery charger
• Memory card
• Cell Phone and Charger
• Money Wallet
• Altimeters and Playing card

First aid Kid:

• Diamox
• Cotton bandages
• Paracetamol
• Painkillers
• Loperamide to Control diarrhea (just in Case).
• Water purified tablets
• Lozenges
• Elastic bandages
• Thermometer
• Moleskin and sling.