Everest Panorama Trek

Everest panorama trek is also known with different names such as Everest view trekking or Tengboche monastery trekking and so on. Whatever the name is, this is relatively easy, and Everest  short trek package  offering local sherpa village,culture and superb mountain sceneries of range of Himalayas located in the Everest region, including of Mt. Everest (8,848 m), the world´s highest peaks, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Amadablam, Mt. Pumori , Mt. Thamserku , Mt.Kantega, Kwangde peak among others. Similarly, you will have opportunity to explore breadless landscapes. The trekking revolves bellow the 3,800 m height. Therefore, you may not have any difficulties of high altitude related sufferings. You will be able to explore the unique culture and lifestyle of legendary Sherpa ethnic communities inhibiting alongside of the trail, moreover, you will explore the Buddhist monastery namely the Tengboche monastery, the oldest monastery, located at the highest altitude of the country. Everest panorama trek is possible through out the year but the best season is regarded to be  February   to end of June and from the beginning of September to end of November.

Everest panorama view  trek begins with a short flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. No doubt, you may have an interesting experience of the flight into Lukla, especially sitting on the left hand side of the plane, you will get amazing views of the range of snow capped mountains. After getting at Lukla, you will have gentle trek to Phakding following the valley and beautiful villages and continue to Namche Bazaar, where you will have a rest for acclimatization. From there you will have couple of hours walk, from where you will have amazing views of the Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam and a number of other mountains right a head and then you will drop down to cross the river and then finally you will reach to the Tengpoche monastery, ascending up the hillside, a magical place to have wonderful views of the close mountain views, you will explore all around, take snaps on the backdrop of the mountains and finally retrace back down through same route to Lukla and subsequently to Kathmandu.