Everest View Trek 7 Days

Best Time for Everest View Trek

The weather is the most significant thing you need to remember while deciding to do the Everest View Trek. Locals, adventure enthusiasts, and trekking lovers hike to Everest Base Camp throughout the year, but there are advantages and disadvantages based on seasons.

Autumn and spring seasons are the best seasons to do trekking when the sky is extremely clear, the chance of rain is extremely low, and there are no clouds. Happy blue skies provide the most spectacular vistas, and the mild warm climate makes the trip heavenly.

During winter, the trekking is tough due to heavy snowfall and freezing conditions, but some of the trekkers love it. Similarly, summer is the monsoon season in Nepal, so the trail is a bit slippery and wet.

January to February

These two months are the coldest, especially from early January to early February. Heavy snow in the trekking regions results in freezing conditions. Even though the day is pleasant and worthy with sunny weather, the night is extremely cold, but the trek is possible in these months. Safe Short Everest Panorama Trek is conducted by Hill Sherpa Trekking & EXP during these months, but if you are allergy-prone to cold, you should not trek in these months.

The temperature ranges between 15°C and -5°C

March to April

The Short Everest View Trek is one of the best during at these months because of the pleasant weather. You can have wonderful sightseeing opportunities with great views of the Himalayan ranges and glaciers. Since March marks the start of spring, the temperature begins to rise. During these months, all the flora and fauna, in hibernation mode during winter, revive their strength, feeding and reproducing in the warmness of the sun’s temperatures. The temperatures rise from mid-March, and under clear skies, snow peaks are in their best form.

The temperature: around 18°C during the day and 6°C at night

May to June

It is also the best time for trekking, before the rains. Nepal monsoon starts towards the end of June and lasts until mid-August. The trek is made much more enjoyable by the blending of the spring and summer seasons.

The temperature ranges are around 25°C during the day and around 7°C during the night

July to August

The rains are at their peak during this time in areas below 3500 meters. Due to heavy rain, Lukla flights may be cancelled at the beginning or end of the trek, but individuals trek to Everest Base Camp during these periods. Climbing is difficult but not impossible. Right now, we do offer safe Short Everest View Treks. If you trek during these months, you will have great views of the waterfalls on comparatively less populated trails.

The temperature: Approx 27°C during the day and around 10°C during the night

September to October

Between these months also forms one of the best hiking periods for the Short Everest View Trek. Large numbers of travelers visit the Everest region during these two months. As the monsoon season slowly ends, the weather is perfect for trekking. The temperature goes up to 20 degrees by day and 5 degrees by night. Most trekkers prefer trekking most at this time due to transparent skies, which provide fine views of the mountains. Since Dashain and Tihar, two of Nepal’s largest festivals, fall during these months, visitors taking the Everest View Trek may also experience the joyous atmosphere of Nepalis.

The temperature ranges are around 20°C in the daytime and around 6°C at night

November to December

As winter slowly begins, snowfall in the Himalayas starts, and it is not easy to trek. Nights are quite cold. November is a great month for trekking because of the beautiful mountain views and clear days. Temperatures are extremely uniform throughout the day, but nights are cold. The temperature from December starts lowering quite significantly because of snowfall.

The temperature ranges are around 15°C in the day and around -14°C at night

Airport pick up (arrival)

For our esteemed customers who reserve the Everest View Trek package, Hill Sherpa Trekking offers complimentary airport transportation upon arrival and departure. At Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will be holding a pamphlet with your name on it. Our staff will welcome by a Khada or garland, then drive you to your hotel by private car. We offer this service to make sure you don’t run into any navigational issues while visiting a foreign nation.

The beginning of the trek

Hill Sherpa Trekking’s Team will transfer you to your hotel after picking you up from the ITA airport. In Kathmandu, you will need to stay at a hotel for at least one night. You will take a domestic flight to Lukla early the following day, which should take about forty minutes. The airfare from Kathmandu to Lukla to Kathmandu is included in this package.

Accommodation for 7 Days Everest View Trek

The Everest Panorama Trek, also called the Short Everest View Trek, is a seven days hike that includes six nights of lodging in the area around the Everest base camp. The greatest lodges in those locations will be set up by Hill Sherpa Trekking Teams. At Lukla, Phakding, and Namche, 2 nights hotel when you u,p, and 1 night coming back, you will spend five nights in rooms with attached bathrooms. You will stay in a regular room in Tengboche. Every room can accommodate twins.

Although it is not covered by the package, you will need to stay in a hotel for two nights in Kathmandu before and after the trek. There are so many different types of hotels in Kathmandu to fit every taste and budget.

Meals for 7 days Everest View Trek

This trek entails traveling to high elevations on the edge of the world’s highest peaks, so you require carbohydrates, proteins, and other nutrients. We will give you enough nutritious and delicious food for the hike, despite the fact that your options may be limited.

Hill Sherpa Trekking Team will provide meals during the 6-day Short Everest View Trek, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Every trekking location has food available.

The menu consists of traditional, Asian, and Western cuisine, but as we go up, the menu gets smaller. We strongly suggest local medicine, which is known as garlic soup at high elevations, and beverages like ginger tea or ginger lemon honey tea. Additionally, vegetables are good for your health. We want you to try the famous Nepali dishes, such as Chowmein (noodle fried), Dal Bhat (lentil soup, rice, vegetable curry), and momos (dumplings).

Even though many non-veg foods will be found within trekking regions, we do not recommend them as the meat in trekking regions may not be clean. We totally discourage you from having dairy, alcoholic drinks, caffeinated items, and hot chocolates.

Other than standard meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner with seasonal fruits), individual costs (mineral waters, alcohols, any kind of tea/coffee, and cold beverages during travel or at cafes are not covered by the package.

Luggage weight for the porter

For every two hikers, we designate one porter. One porter is not allowed to carry more than 24 kg of combined luggage because each trekker’s luggage weight is limited to 12 kg. Our porters are never overworked. The majority of your luggage will be carried by porters, but we still expect you to keep your valuables in a standard backpack. We advise you to only pack the necessities for the hike. You can store extra luggage for free at our store or at your hotel. Before the trip begins, we will double-check all of the gear, luggage, and equipment.

Maximum/Minimum Daily activities and experiences

Each day has a trek experience, appreciating the scenery, photography, and exploring the surrounding villages. We will have our experienced and friendly Sherpa guide who will brief you on the places while trekking. Porters will transport our luggage, but you must carry a small day pack for your belongings.

The day starts with a hot cup of tea or coffee in the morning, and we go ahead with the day’s walk at around 7:30 to 8:30 am, based on how long and what type of day’s walk.

After three to four hours of walking, lunch is taken at noon on the way to the next point. Following lunch, we take an hour-long rest and then move along. The afternoon walk will be shorter. Once you reach the overnight mountain tea house, snacks on the extra diet food can be taken. In free time, before the sun sets, nearby areas can be visited.

We will eat dinner around 6-7 pm, depending on the situation. While sleeping, you can talk to each other as much as you like and share your experiences. Your guide will brief you on tomorrow’s schedule. After that briefing, before sleeping, you can read books, if there are mountaineering videos, watch them, or play board games like Monopoly or cards. Simple Nepali words are also taught by most foreigners by our staff.

Difficulty level for Short Everest View Trek 7 Days

Everest View Trek 7-day trek is described as a moderately difficult expedition in the great Himalayas. The 6-day trekking hike does not require any technical knowledge, special equipment, or experience in high-altitude journeys. And the trail is clearly marked, so there is zero opportunity for getting lost.

Almost all of the trail is along a rocky path that takes you from the dense woods to the desolate terrain. But we won’t mislead, some of the days are really exhausting, especially when hiking to Namche Bazar, and by the next day, you will have to ascend a wide slope, when heading towards Tengboche Village, which is your destination of Everest View Trek.

On the other hand, you will gain a height of more than 3,880 meters within few days. You’ll be quickly transferred from 1350 m to 2800 m within 30 minutes, and you’ll almost reach 1400 m. Therefore, we have organized a rest day in Namche Bazar with the optimum plan to trek up to their respective locations above sea level.

Communication, Gadgets, Local SIM, and Internet/WIFI

To get connected with the loved ones, you can buy a SIM from either NCELL or NTC mobile network by showing your documents and photos. Both mobile networks in the country offer 4G service across Nepal. After recharging with balance, call *17123# for Ncell or *1415# for NTC in order to get your package activated for internet data.

For this Short Everest View Trek, also Wi-fi connectivity throughout the Everest region thanks to the success of Everest Link who are now broadcasting live videos of Syangboche Hotel Everest View on YouTube. They offer prepaid wi-fi cards with passwords that could be purchased in any tea house or lodge. Also, there are WIFI services available in the shelters of the mountains that can cost you USD 5 for 24 hours. USD 10 for 48 hours from Dingboche village.

Charging your devices is also readily available in your room in most of the tea house. In other refuges, you may have to charge in the common dining area. The additional charge relies on the device you are charging. For example, charging your power bank can be fairly expensive in comparison to charging your mobile.

Electricity and Drinking Water

For a nominal fee, the majority of lodges and tea houses provide electricity for charging your camera and other mobile devices during the Everest View Trek. There is plenty of clean drinking water to buy, either in the form of mineral water bottles or boiled/filtered water from the lodges and stores along the way. To reduce plastic waste, bring a reusable water bottle that you can fill with safe, treated water. Avoid drinking directly from rivers, taps, or wells as the water may not be clean enough to consume.

Trek with Local Experts – Hill Sherpa Trekking

When organizing your Everest View Trek, having the correct trekking companion is important. Hill Sherpa Trekking offers genuine Himalayan experiences under expert local guides. Having been rooted in the Everest region for generations, Hill Sherpa Trekking provides a personalized experience with cultural exposure, safety first, and sustainable travel.

From arranging permits and flights to providing skilled guides and comfortable lodgings, Hill Sherpa Trekking is your go-to partner for a seamless and unforgettable experience.

Everest View Trek 7 days, or Everest Panorama Trek, is an enchanting adventure of seeing the mythical Everest region without the challenge of high-altitude trekking. Beautiful scenery, warm Sherpa hospitality, and expert care by Hill Sherpa Trekking make this trek a dream for any mountain lover.

Alternate Routes

Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar are the best places to go if you want to see the Mother of Mountains, Everest, up close. Additionally, there are a plethora of options for getting to these famous locations, ranging from a simple, opulent helicopter ride to the daring trekking trail that follows Tenzing and Hilary’s footsteps.

From the 3,867-meter-high Tengboche Village, you can take a day trip by helicopter. For an amazing view of Everest and its sister mountains, visit Kala Patthar after arriving at Everest Base Camp, which is literally a drop out of the sky.

You can choose the Everest View Trek instead of the Tengboche to Lukla Trek, which takes six days and includes a helicopter ride from Tengboche to Kalapathar and back. Then flight back to Kathmandu by airplane on day seven.

Permits for Everest View Trek

For the 7-day Everest View Trek, our guides will secure a Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and a Khumbu Rural Municipality Permit in the final village of Lukla on your behalf.