Everest
Short Trek is one of the ideal walks among the short trek in Nepal. We
have designed this trek itinerary for people with little time but who want to
discover the Everest region. It is a mixture of incredible natural beauty, a
unique culture of the Sherpa people, and the ancient Buddhist monastery. In a
short time, you have an excellent opportunity to attend the highest mountain in
the world; Everest, and surrounding peaks such as Mt. Lhotse, Makalu, Mt. Cho
Oyo, Nuptse, Pumori, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku.
Main Highlights
·A
fascinating flight over high mountains and beautiful landscapes.
·Visit the
old and famous Tibetan Buddhist monasteries.
·Find
Himalayan fauna and vegetation such as Danphe, pheasants.
·Hiking
trails with rhododendrons, junipers, pines, and prayer flags.
·Short walks
to Tengboche Monastery, Sangboche, and Everest View Hotel.
·Generous The
Sherpa's generous hospitality, unique culture, and tradition.
Itinerary Highlights
Everest Short trek Itinerary can be customized according to your choice. Please write to us for
the individual travel Itinerary. The price varies depending on hotel category,
transportation, private vehicle, and flight service.
Day 01: Flight to Lukla from Kathmandu and trek to
Phakding
Day 02: Trek Lukla to the Namche Bazaar:
walking Distance 6 to 7 hours.
Day 03: Acclimatization day in Namche
Day 04: Trek from Namche to Tengboche
Monastery. Duration: 5 to 6 hours.
Day 05: Trek from Tengboche to Monjo:
Duration of the trek: 6 to 7 hours.
Day 06: Return to the Lukla: walking
Duration 4 to 5 hours
Day 07: Flight to Kathmandu (1,350 m)
Overview of Everest Short Trek
Everest
Short Trek, one of the best short Treks in Nepal, is designed for those who
have minimal time. Within a short time, you get an excellent opportunity to
experience the highest mountain in the world. Mount Everest (8,848 m) and
surrounding peaks such as Mt. Lhotse (8,516 m), Mt. Makalu (8,485 m), Mt. Cho
Oyu (8,201 m), Mt. Nuptse (7,855 m), Mt. Pumori (7,145 m ), Mt. Ama Dablam
(6,856 m), Mt. Thamserku (6,723 m).
The highest
point of the Everest Short Trek is the Tengboche Monastery in the middle of the
UNESCO-protected Sagarmatha National Park in the Khumbu region in the east of
Nepal at an altitude of 3,867 meters. This monastery, also well-known as Dawa
Choling Gompa, is the Tibetan Buddhist monastery of the Sherpa society and the
largest gompa in the Everest region. It offers a panoramic view of the Mount Everest,
Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Tawache and Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Thamserku, and
other neighboring peaks
Depending on
your availability of time, budget, interest, and region, we organize short and
long hikes in different places in Nepal together with a professional, local,
and friendly guide. This trekking opportunity would be your best decision for
the next vacation trip that offers the immeasurable natural beauty of mountains
and landscapes along with incomparable cultural experiences. Plan your trip to
Nepal with us; we will make your dream come true!
Early in the
morning, you fly from Kathmandu National Airport to Lukla. After 40 minutes of
panoramic flight, you reach Lukla. After lunch, we head towards the beautiful
village of Phakding. The trail runs along the Dudh Koshi River through
suspension bridges and rhododendron pines. On the way to Phakding, Several
Sherpa settlements will appear. You can also make a short visit to the Phakding
Monastery. Enjoy your dinner with the team and local sherpas! Night in the
guest house.
A hard walk
takes you to the gateway to the Everest region and the famous stop for Everest
climbers. Namche bazaar. Today's hike begins with a steep climb. The route
leads through several suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi river, the
picturesque Sherpa settlements, the village of Monjo and Joraslle as well as
the rhododendron forests. The city of Monjo is the entry point to the famous
Sagarmatha National Park. Discover the attractive trading market of Tibet and
Nepal! Overnight stay at the lodge.
Namche
Bazaar is mainly known to hikers in the Everest region for its altitude
adjustment and the gateway to the Upper Himalayas. Namche has two suitable
acclimatization points; Syangboche and the Everest Hotel are coming. If you go
to these panoramic points, you can enjoy the view of the mountains: Everest and
the surrounding Himalayas such as Ama Dablam, Thamserku. The look of the
Khumjung valley is also breathtaking. Upon your return to Namche, explore the
city, and interact with people to experience their warm hospitality and learn
about a unique culture. Night in the guest house.
Today's
route first leads to the Dudh Koshi River before reaching Phunke Tenga and then
to Tengboche. The path leads through the forest full of juniper, rhododendron,
and pine. Upon arrival in Tengboche, take a trip to Tengboche Monastery for the
best views of the Himalayas and landscapes. You will witness the view of Mount Everest,
Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Taboche, and other neighbouring peaks in the background of
this ancient Buddhist monastery. We will return to Tengboche later. Night in
the guest house.
After having
breakfast in the morning and revisiting the Tengboche Monastery to enjoy the
impressive view of the sunrise over the high peaks, we continue our hike back
to the city of Monjo. The town of Monjo is the last settlement before the
Namche bazaar. We arrived in Namche on the same paths and past mani walls,
prayer flags, and rhododendron forests. After lunch in Namche, we return to
Joraslle, cross the suspension bridge over the Dudh Koshi river and reach
Monjo. Night in the guest house.
Today's
route leads through several charming little Sherpa villages such as Phakding,
Benkar, Chaurikharka. Go back to Lukla, cross several suspension bridges,
prayer flag chains, rhododendron forests, and experience the magnificent view
of the surrounding mountains, landscapes, and rivers. Rest the rest of the day
or hike around town! Overnight at the hostel.
When you
return to Kathmandu, you can relive the view of the snowy mountains, green
landscapes, and dense forests from above. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, our
vehicle will transfer to the hotel. Stay overnight at the hotel
Expenditures for personal soft drinks such as soft drinks, hard drinks, bottled water, etc.
Expenditures for personal services such as telephone, internet,
laundry, etc.
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Everest Short Trek Accommodation
Food is a
big part of the vacation. When you travel with us, you will experience a
variety of excellent Nepalese, Chinese, continental, Italian, and various local
cuisines. Your guide will suggest delicious, hygienic, and unique dishes for
each location during your trip. A mountain restaurant owner prefers not to
order too many dishes and waste food, as he wants to provide more hikers with
limited food before running away. It's been a week or more of hard work for shippers
and caravans to get groceries to these places. During this walk, you usually
eat breakfast and eat in the same lodge. Lunch will be taken in one of the
restaurants on the way.
A tea house
is the combination of a guest house, restaurant, and meeting point. Single
rooms are available in most tea houses, except for a higher level, which is
only dormitories. The accommodations are pretty simple, with two single beds
and tiny additional furniture. Blankets are usually provided. There are a large
dining and living room heated by the Bukhara stove (an iron cylinder equipped
with a fireplace that lights a wood fire. There is usually no electric lighting
in the rooms unless the city has electricity hydropower.
Most tea
houses now have electricity to charge small devices, cell phones, and cameras,
and a small fee may apply.
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Essential Information
What to
bring
It is a very
active trip, which means that you are traveling most of the time. So pack up as
lightly as possible. We offer a luggage rack for two travelers. The porter
carries his trekking equipment in a canvas bag, which we make available to him.
The maximum that the chargers can carry 15 kg per hiker means 30 kg of 2
hikers. Unnecessary luggage can be checked out at Hotel Kathmandu and is entirely
free.
Insurance
/ evacuation:
We do not
expect any serious problems to arise on your trip. However, if you suffer from
a severe illness, we will do our best to take you to the nearest possible
hospital. However, you are responsible for all costs incurred during the
evacuation process. It is, therefore, suitable that you have insurance that
covers your expenses.
Travel
insurance for every itinerary of our company is a prerequisite for booking a
holiday. You must have at least emergency and repatriation insurance, which
should include the cost of mountain rescue. Please read the conditions of your
insurers carefully; in particular, make sure that the following is covered: 1)
activity (i.e., tourism, trekking or mountaineering) 2) maximum altitude
reached in the hike 3) evacuation of the helicopter in case of emergency. You
must understand that you are ultimately responsible for all costs associated
with evacuation and return procedures and that it is your responsibility to
bear the costs of evacuations or medical treatment. You should be fully aware
of the effects of organizing your travel insurance and understand the
limitations and exclusions of your policy. Please note that in specific medical
emergencies, our company guide may initiate helicopter rescue (or other
necessary means) without first asking your insurance company for approval.
Drinking
water:
During the
hike, we provide unlimited water treated with chlorine/iodine. All tea houses
have mineral water and boiled water for hikers at an additional cost. We do not
recommend buying mineral water and mineral water while trekking because plastic
bottles are difficult to dispose of and have become an environmental problem.
Everest Panorama or Everest View treks are the shortest treks in Everest Region to see the highest mountain in the world. It is a weeklong trip to the Everest region.
Everest Short Trek Reviews
Total Reviews: 1
2020-08-12
by Nicole Hoover, Australia
Short Amazing Panoramic Trek of Everest
We shortened
the package for the Everest trek as we had limited time in Nepal. The time
limit forced us to reduce the trip a bit, but the itinerary adjustments made by
the agency staff helped me realize my dream of seeing Mount Everest. The journey
itself was incredible and just beautiful.
We liked the
scenery and beautiful nature of this place. I loved visiting the religious
monastery, and the colourful and ornate prayer flags on every tree in the
bridge were such a beautiful sight. The topography of the whole place was so
different that I had never seen anything like it anywhere else. People and
their way of life were also so different; it was humbling to see that. The
lodgings we lived in, small inns and cottages in the snowy mountains were
beautiful. The Nepalese team took care of everything, and we finally had a
great time. We would say to everyone that it is better them for comfortable and
valuable trip
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