Everest View Trek
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Facts of this Trip

Duration 10 Days
Trip Grade Easy
Max Altitude 3860 m
Trip Type Tea house Trek
Accommodation Hotel/Lodges
Meals Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Transportation Car/Jeep+Flight
Season All round
Group Size Minimum 2 pax

Everest View Trek

Everest view trek takes you life of mountain dwellers is vastly different from one we lead in the city and is worth having a look at. To look into the heart of the villages of these people we offer an exceptional 10 days view trek package featuring a wide range of spectacular scenery combined with unique cultural encounters with the Sherpa people who inhabit these high altitude regions.

View trekking journey begins in the medieval city of Kathmandu, from where a short flight to the beautiful village of Lukla (2800m) will drop us to the heart of the Solu Khumbu region. Everest view trek continues through the lush vegetation of Sagarmatha National Park, with pine forests, rhododendron flowers and an abundance of wildlife, to Namche Bazaar (3440m). A day of rest is necessary in Namche in order to get acclimatized to higher altitudes. The following days of Everest view trekking will bring us to the village of Tengboche (3930m), home to the highest Buddhist monastery in the world (4100m) and also reputed by photographers as one of the best places to capture the awesome beauty of Mt. Everest (8848m) and its neighboring peaks.

The concluding days of this adventure will be spent in the delightful and scenic villages of Khunde (3500m) and Khumjung, where we will have the opportunity to interact with the legendary Sherpa people and participate in their astonishing traditional lifestyle. Back down to Lukla from where we will take a short flight back to Kathmandu, enjoying the last views of the awe-inspiring Himalayan range and its people.

Trip Itinerary

Day 01

Arrival in Kathmandu (1345 meters)

You will be met by office representative of Alfresco Adventure and transferred to a Hotel. Remainder of the afternoon is at leisure. Evening you will enjoy at typical Nepali restaurant for welcome dinner with typical Nepal cousin. Overnight at hotel

Day 2

Sightseeing around Kathmandu Valley

After breakfast, we have small gathering with our trekking guide and support staff and we will have per-trek briefing will be given, where arrangements will be made for trekking. And we will settlement some of our official procedure before start the trek. we start an interesting tour around Kathmandu. Access by an English speaking guide (can be provide any language speaking guide on request) be, try to give them a full taste of our vivid culture image and an enchanting manner of its people. In our sightseeing tour we go to Monkey temple Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath and Bouddanath. Overnight at hotel

Day 3

Fly to Lukla (2804 meters) trek to Phakding (2610 meters) 3 hours.

We will fly early to the village of Lukla at 2840m. And trek a short distance to Pakding on the Dudh Kosi river. Overnight at hotel

Day 4

Phakding (2610 meters) to Namche Bazaar

From Phakding the trail follows the Dudh Koshi River and reaches Zamphuti. From there we can see excellent views of Thamserku peak. Then the trail climbs to Chomoa, the site of an agricultural project, an interesting place to have a look around and gain an insight into the farming way of life of these people. From Chomoa, the trail again climbs to Monjo (2840m.) and enters the Sagarmatha (Everest) National Park (1148 sq km, established in 1976). Walking some distance uphill you will be at Jorsale (2830m.) and after a long climb with views of Mt. Everest peeking over the ridge of Nuptse (7879m.) the trail reaches the street of Namche Bazaar. Overnight hotel at Namche Bazaar.

Day 5

Namche Bazaar Acclimatization day.

To help with our acclimatization, we will spend a second night in Namche. During our second day here we will go to the Sagarmatha National park where we get our first views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse and Ama Dablam. After lunch we hike up to Kumjung to see the famous "Yeti" skull and the gompa then to Khunde to see the Hillary Hospital. Overnight at Guesthouse.

Day 6

Trek to Tengboche Monastery (3860 m.) 5 hours.

This day we leave Namche bazaar and walk for some time along the ridge and then descend to Dudh Koshi River at Phunkithanka. Then after crossing the bridge we ascend in the steep path up to the Tengboche. On reaching Tengboche you will see the local monastery. Tengboche have largest and oldest Monastery of Khumbu region. Overnight at Guesthouse

Day 7

Trek to Monzo 2840 M

After early morning breakfast we will return back to Manzo from Tengboche. Today our trek is easy because our trekking trail is continuously descended until while we will not reach our stop over point at the “Get way of Everest” Lukla. Along our easy day trekking we will enjoy the back ground views of Amadablam, Thamserku, Kusung Kangarooo, and many more bunch of snow caped peaks at the Everest region. Overnight at Monzo

Day 8

Trek to Monzo to Lukla 2880 M

This day we retrace our route to Lukla. We descend on the steep path to the Dudh Koshi. Overnight at Guesthouse. Overnight at Lukla

Day 9

Flight to Kathmandu

Enjoying your last glimpse of the mountains you have recently visited for one last time on the 35 minute Scenic flight back to Kathmandu. On arrival in Kathmandu we are met and transferred back to our starting hotel. Overnight at hotel

Day 10

Final Departure

The trip ends, our Airport Representative will drop you to the Kathmandu International Airport for your flight departure from Nepal.

Price & Dates

Upcoming Fixed Departure Date and Offer Price.


Trip Cost Includes :

  • Arrival and Departure by comfortable Private vehicle
  • Kathmandu- Lukla - Kathmandu domestic air ticket
  • All necessary paperwork, trekking permits (National Park Permit, TIMS)
  • 3 star accommodation in Kathmandu on BB plan (with breakfast)
  • Teahouse accommodation during the trek (Include breakfast, lunch, Dinner)
  • Welcome and Farewell dinner in typical Nepal restaurant with Nepal food
  • All land transportation is arrange as pre the itinerary in a comfortable vehicle
  • City tour in Kathmandu with expert guide by private vehicle
  • All entrance fees and government and local charges for sightseeing/monument visits as per the itinerary
  • An experienced English spoken and government certified trekking leader, guide and assistant trek leader or guide Poter service (2 trekkers = 1 porter)
  • Staff cost including their salary, insurance and allowance
    Medical kit (carried by your trek leader or guide)

Trip Cost Exclude :

  • Your travel insurance
  • Personal Belong items
  • Personal expenses, shopping, Beverage bills and so on.
  • Tips for staffs

Useful Info

 

What makes this trip different?
Alfresco adventure Travel works closely with Pioneer Foundation Nepal, a non-political and non-profit social organization. It is established with an aim of contributing for the up liftmen of marginalized, backward and impoverished communities and individuals. We plan to run various programs in education, health, environment and sanitation and livelihood to transform the lives of the suppressed people for better through donation, sponsorship and partnership in various projects.

Donation
Alfresco Adventure Travel donates a percentage of its business profits to the foundation on a yearly basis, which supports the ongoing maintenance cost required for rural areas school, computers, printers, vehicles etc. that will be useful for the activities of various schools and social organizations in Nepal

Sponsorship
One of the major activities of Pioneer Foundation Nepal is the children sponsorship program, which is conducted with full collaboration with Alfresco Adventure.

Partnership (Volunteering Program)
The Volunteer Program, conducted by Alfresco Adventure and Pioneer Foundation Nepal, aims to mobilize teams of experts and interested individuals as an effective and economic measure in providing the human capital for education, health and community development in Dahachok Kathmandu, Sano Bharyang Kathmandu and Rameshowry Ma Vi, Bungkot. Gorkha.
For more details, visit Pioneer Foundation Nepal website www.pfnepal.org

Frequently Asked Questions.

How difficult is the Everest view Trek?
In terms of terrain, there are no ropes needed and no ice picks needed. There is no vertical climbing involved. The trail is rough, rocky and gravel-strewn. Most of the trek involves long paths that go up and then down. People with weak ankles should take caution. Depending on the time of year you go there can also be snow and ice in the trails. Use caution or seek the expertise of our guide.
How fit do I need to be to go trekking to Everest view trek??
An average level of fitness is required. For trekking to Everest view trek? In Nepal, you'll need to consider the number of days you'll be out trekking. Most days include 4-7 hours of slow hiking. Altitude is not the biggest problem for this trek but there are a lot of up and down with many stone steps. Many people from all walks of life, ages and fitness levels have trekked to Everest Base Camp and it is one of the popular treks in Nepal as well as globally.
Can my children go on the Everest view trek?
Yes, your Children can do it but make sure they have enough walking experience.
What if I am a solo traveler? Is there a supplemental for singles?
No problem. Many of our customers are traveling solo. It may also be an option to join a small group or another solo traveler, let us know if this interest you. Yes, there is a supplemental cost if you are traveling alone.
When should I go to Everest view? Trek?, which is the best season for trek to Everest view trek???
However, the following months have traditionally been used as a guide for preferred times of the year to visit. October - November/December: this is Nepal's peak and the best time to go trekking. February-March-April: this is the end of the dry season and the another best time of year to go trekking. November/December to January/February: the skies are clear but it can get very cold. May - June: This is Nepal's hot season and it can get very warm indeed.
What equipment do I need to go trekking to Everest view Trek?
Trekking permits you need include the SNPE and TIMS available at agents and through the official Nepal Tourism Board offices (Mountain World Treks take care of this for you). After that, it depends on the time of year in regards to clothing and equipment. The following are the necessities: A good pair of hiking boots A windcheater style jacket Good quality socks Hat Long sleeve shirts Map Rubber sandals Shorts Trekking pants Water bottles (water purification system) Keep in mind if you do the trek during the off-peak winter season you'll need to carry extra clothing. Wearing layers is essential as it can get hot during the day so you'll remove clothing then. While when the sun goes down it can get very cold very fast. Meanwhile in during the monsoon season, you'll need to bring a rain jacket, cap and think about additional socks. It's harder to dry things out so spares are essential. For more information please keep in touch

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