Everest View Trek

The Everest view trek is a beautiful trekking opportunity for adventure lovers. While long-duration itineraries cover the entire Everest region, not everyone has time in their schedule. It also gets quite taxing for trekkers to trek for a long duration covering challenging trails.

Therefore, the 5 days Everest view trek from Nepal Eco Adventure is ideal for those trekkers who want a quick adventure. This trek package provides you with the best adventure in the Everest region while not taking much time on your schedule. The journey takes you through the beautiful village settlements of the region.

Namche is a lovely commercial town known for its vibrant atmosphere. Besides, we will explore and hike around the area to get outstanding views of snow-clad mountains. There is also a mountain flight that you will take, which offers you the best Himalayan views.

The trail passes through the settlements of the Sagarmatha National Park. The beautiful natural landmarks include forests, waterfalls, rivers, and other natural landmarks. Besides that, the rugged foothills of Mount Everest will enchant any trekker taking this trek.

The unique settlements of the ethnic Sherpa community known for their climbing endeavors will make this trek quite exciting. The trekkers will have significant cultural exploration opportunities as well. Moreover, you can also observe the gorgeous sunrises and sunsets along with the various viewpoints along the trail.

Contact us to book the spectacular 5 days Everest view Trek or learn more about it in detail. Have a safe trip!

Highlights of the Trip

• Incredible sunrise and sunset views overlooking the snow-clad mountains, including Mount Everest
• A complete trekking experience in a short amount of time.
• Cultural exploration of the Sherpa settlements in the region
• Exploring around the incredible landscapes of Sagarmatha National Park
• Passing through forested trails, waterfalls, rivers, and other natural landmarks
• Hiking around the beautiful Khunde and Khumjung hills
• Visiting the Everest view hotel, the highest placed hotel in the world
• Warm welcome and hospitality of the local people

5 Days Everest View Trek Altitude Chart

When to Trek the 5 Days Everest View Trek?

Trekkers can take this incredible Everest view trek 5 days any time of the year. However, if you want to trek at the best time, the best time for any itinerary in the Himalayan terrain is Spring and autumn. These are the peak seasons for traveling mainly due to the weather and a favorable climate.

Everest View Trek in Spring (March-May)

This Spring is ideal for trekking the high-altitude terrain due to its incredible weather. There is less rainfall in the season, and hence, travelers will not experience slippery and leech-infested trails.

Wildflowers bloom around the hills, providing a scenic view of the region. There is an opportunity for travelers to explore the wildlife in the region. Travelers can explore the Everest region's rare and endangered flora and fauna in the Spring.

The temperatures in the daytime range are moderate and turn chilly in the nighttime. Hence for these reasons, you should take this incredible 5 days Everest view trek in the spring season.

Everest View Trek in Autumn (September-November)

The autumn season is another perfect time for this short trek in the Everest region. You can find perfect weather in the daytime with clear blue skies. This makes trekking in this season quite fun. There is stable weather with no monsoon clouds in the sky.

Various festivals get celebrated, especially in the lower areas during the Autumn season. Trekkers taking this trek can thus learn, observe, and celebrate the unique culture with the locals. Hence, for these reasons, you should take this Everest view trek 5 days in the autumn season.

Offseason Everest View Trek

The off-season treks in the Everest region are also ideal if you prepare well. The preparation must include training and proper packing with essential trekking gear and warm clothes for cold conditions.

Besides that, you will also need to face various challenges along the trail, including avalanches and landslides. Heavy rain, falls, slippery trails, leech-infested trails, among others, are pretty standard in the region. So for these reasons, it is best to avoid taking in the off-season. Hence, you should choose these peak seasons of Spring and autumn for your trek in the Everest region.

The Difficulty of the Everest View Trek 5 Days

This short duration 5 days Everest view trek is ideal for all trekkers. Since the itinerary of this trek is brief, you will experience moderate trails that are comparatively less challenging. The itinerary of this Everest view trek takes you only to the Namche Bazaar.

Hence, you will not have to trek through the challenging remote parts of the country. Thus, any seniors or children can take this trek to this region. The tour leads you through the various sightseeing points to explore the beautiful area.

Altitude sickness is a challenge in these trails as you will hike to altitudes of above 3500m during the journey. The trek will take you from the height of 1400m in Kathmandu to Namche (3500m) in a short period. Moreover, you will stay in accommodations where you will not find any high-end facilities.

Hence, you will have to compromise during your stay in the region. The trek does not pass through taxing or harsh terrains. However, you should have a basic fitness level and stamina to complete this trek with ease. These training regimes will help you gain the required fitness along the trails. Overall, the 5 days Everest view trek is easy to moderate in difficulty.

Why Trek Everest View Trek 5 Days?

Incredible natural vista

The incredible high-altitude trails provide you with the best views of the snow-capped mountains. Besides, various natural beauties of the region will make this wonderful trip worthwhile.

Moreover, you will observe the outstanding beauty of green hills, water streams, waterfalls, lakes, glaciers, etc., in this trek. The natural landscapes are unique, and you can take wonderful pictures of the vista. Therefore, this is a prime reason to trek the beautiful terrains.

Wildlife exploration

The trails of this trek are famous for their incredible rare and endangered wildlife. This wildlife includes black bears, Himalayan tahrs, black bears, dance, yaks, etc. Adventurous people can explore the wildlife in their exploration days and even during the trails.

If you travel in the peak spring and autumn season, you will get to experience the wildlife in its natural habitat. In these seasons, they come out of hibernation. Hence, this aspect of the trek makes this Everest region trek quite appealing among trekkers.

Cultural exploration

Cultural exploration is another exciting aspect of this trek. The trails of these high-altitude treks take you through the cultural settlements of the course. The Sherpa community and other ethnic communities of the region have a unique heritage-inspired by Tibetan Buddhism. You can also observe the Buddhist nuns and monks busy in their religious rituals. Many monasteries, gompas, and other temples in the region are highlights of this trek.

Outstanding adventure

The outstanding adventure of the trail will make you feel excited. The routes pass through some of the most challenging terrains, making this trek appealing for adventurers. The courses of this trek are famous worldwide for their incredible landscape. Hence, this outstanding adventure makes this trek perfect for a fantastic experience in the region.

Food and Accommodations in the Trail

The tea houses/guest houses along the trail provide you with essential meals and accommodations. These accommodations offer trekkers a warm place to stay and eat their daily meals.

The trail also takes you through the challenging terrains that drain your energy. Trekkers will be required to remain well-fed along these trails to complete these trails with ease. The accommodations in these terrains will provide you with enough meals, including the Nepalese meal of Dal Bhaat.

These meals are excellent diets that provide enough energy required for this trek. You can also get other cuisines, including noodles, momo, dumplings, thukpa, and others. Hot beverages like tea, coffee, garlic soup, and others are also available along these trails.

They will also need a warm place to stay with a proper bed and blankets as the nights are freezing in these terrains. Hence, these teahouses and lodges run by locals in these high-altitude terrains are essential.

Trekking Route

The 5 days Everest view trek journey starts from Kathmandu as you take a mountain flight to Lukla. Lukla is the starting point for the trek from where you will trek gradually to the village settlement of Phakding. This section of the walk passes through Monjo and Jorsale, entering the landscape of Sagarmatha National Park.

The trail then leads you to the village settlements of Namche Bazaar from Phakding. The trail then passes through the forested and beautiful landmarks to arrive at the Namche Bazaar village settlement. Trekkers will then get to explore Namche and its incredible surroundings the next day.

There, you will hike to Khunde, Khumjung, and Syangboche viewpoints. Trekkers will also be able to visit the Everest View Hotel, which offers the most fabulous views of Mount Everest. After experiencing the magical landscapes, we will finally trek back to Lukla. From Lukla, you will take a return flight to Kathmandu as this short five-day Everest view trek ends.

Things to Consider for the Trek

Acclimatization and rest

While you will trek from lower regions to higher regions, you will experience a change in altitude and atmosphere. These changes also lead to various challenges, including altitude sickness or acute mountain sickness.

Hence, rest and acclimatization are essential to tackle these challenges in these terrains. Other ways to tackle altitude sickness include regular hydration with at least 4-5 liters of water intake. You should avoid alcoholic beverages in these regions as they are the primary cause of dehydration, leading to altitude sickness.

Training for the trek

The training regime for this trek should include various physical and mental exercises. These exercises include strength and endurance building, along with other physical activities. Trekkers will have an excellent fitness level along the trail through this training. Hence, it is ideal for long-duration treks.

There are various aspects of the trek in which these training come in handy. Some exercises will also help you gain mental stability along the trail. The trekkers must have the proper mental strength and a positive attitude along the path to complete the trek with ease.

Trekking gears and equipment

Trekking gears and equipment are another essential part of this journey. Trekkers must have proper trekking gear required, including trekking pants, poles, crampons, trekking jackets, and others.

These gears and equipment will help you create a comfortable and excellent trekking atmosphere. This equipment will also keep you safe in extreme conditions with snow and ice at high altitudes.

Professional Trekking guide

Trekking any high altitude, including this Everest view, requires the help of a professional. They will help you in various aspects, including navigation, finding suitable accommodation, keeping you safe from danger, etc.

The trekkers will not get lost, and in case you get injured along the trail, you will have first aid. There are safety protocols in place with a professional trekking guide. Another essential aspect is that they will help you culturally explore the region. This is because they are pretty well versed with the local language and the region's nuances.

Trekking permits

As with any other trek in the region, this track also requires you to gain specific trekking permits before you start. You also need to have National Park permits to pass through these landscapes. You can get these permits at the Nepal Tourism Board's office premises in Kathmandu and Monjo.

Travel insurance

Travel insurance is a must-have in this trek as well. There are various risk factors in this high-altitude trek. Hence, having proper travel insurance covering all aspects of this trek will keep you safe and comfortable. There are challenges like landslides, avalanches, theft, loss, etc., along the trail. Hence, proper trekking and travel insurance are a must in these terrains.

A Trekking Day During the Journey

A typical trekking day in the 5 day Everest view trek starts with sunrise in the tea house. Most tea houses in the region have these viewpoints from where you can observe the majestic views of the golden sunrise falling over the snow-clad mountains. After waking up and completing your daily rituals, you can have breakfast in the tea house. These tea houses include hot drinks like tea and coffee, bread, toast, eggs, etc.

After having a delicious meal, you can start your trek at around 8 A.M. You will begin your route early so that you will arrive at your destination before the sun goes down. Then you will continue through the incredibly challenging terrain. You should carry a lot of water with you to get hydrated along the trail, as it is essential to tackle altitude sickness. Finally, after trekking for some time, you will arrive at your tea house for lunch.

After lunch and rest for an hour, you'll continue your trek. This goes further three to four hours before you arrive at your destination for the day. You can have light snacks in the tea house and socialize with the trackers. You can also explore the region if you have some time. Finally, you will have your dinner at around 8 P.M.

The "Dal Bhaat" gets served along the trails, which is generally a typical Nepalese dish. They provide an excellent balanced diet and nutrients for you to trek the Himalayan foothills. After that you can enjoy your time with fellow trekkers by singing, dancing and playing board games. You can also remain busy reading a book. Finally, you will sleep early so that you will rise early for the trek the next day.

Guided Trek vs. Solo Trek

The guides with professional experience are an essential part of any trekking journey. These experienced guys have in-depth knowledge about the trails that will help you navigate. They will also provide you with safety and comfort to avoid getting fatigued or injured along the route.

With these professional guys on the side, you can also remain safe from losing your way in these trails. They also know first aid, follow the safety protocols, and help you in evacuation and other emergencies. They will also help you with the logistics of finding the best accommodations as they have local connections.

Another aspect of hiring a professional trekking guide is getting local knowledge about the place. We will help you translate a local language and give you insights. This way, you can know about the region's unique culture and heritage and stay away from any taboos.

While you can track without a guide, a guide is always beneficial. Similarly, porters are also quite helpful during the trek as they will carry all your extra luggage. You can only have a backpack of necessary items and give all your luggage to porters who will take them to the destination ahead of you. This way, you can trek easily and without hassle in these remote terrains.

Tips for the Trek

• Carry snacks to get charged for the trek
• Get hydrated throughout the trek
• Book all your meals and accommodations in advance
• Get proper travel insurance for the trek
• Get a professional trekking guide and porters
• Get trekking equipment and clothing on hire
• Trek early to reach your destination before dark
• Acclimatize well with proper rest to tackle altitude sickness
• Pack lightly with only those necessary trekking gears
• Carry water purification tablets to purify drinking water

Packing List

Clothing

• Waterproof jacket
• Trekking shirts
• Trekking pants
• Fleece jackets
• Down jacket
• Trekking boots
• Thermal wears
• Warm woolen cap
• Woolen trekking socks
• Woolen gloves
• Windproof jacket
• Raincoat

First Aid and Toiletries

• Anti-nauseant medication
• Water purifying tablets
• Rehydration salts
• Shampoo
• Soap
• Sanitizer
• Quick-dry towel
• Toothpaste
• Toothbrush
• Toilet paper
• Sunscreen

Others

• Phone
• Power Banks
• Solar Charges
• Extra Batteries
• Reusable water bottles
• Local SIM card
• Trekking Map
• Camera

Important documents

• Passport
• Trekking Permits
• Travel permits

Training Regime for the Trek

The trails of this Everest view trek pass through challenging, and remote landscapes. Therefore, this short-duration adventure requires proper training for a safe and comfortable journey. The various training routines that you can perform include physical and mental exercises.

The physical training will help you build the strength necessary for the trek. Trekkers will also get endurance training to take on any challenging paths. You can also train with the help of a physical trainer who will help you with the weights. These weights will help you gain muscles in different parts of your body, including arms, shoulders, and legs.

Another part of training that you need to consider is flexibility training. Flexibility training includes cardiovascular exercises or aerobic exercises that will help your flexibility. And this particular exercise will help you remain fit for the track. You will not get any kind of injury or cramps on this trek. They will also help you breathe while in low oxygen and air pressure conditions like the high altitude region.

Moreover, ask veteran trekkers or search the internet to know more about the particular trek. This way, you will learn about the difficulties and various challenges during the tour. You can practice hikes in the hills nearby to get an idea of the track. Finally, you must also train mentally and prepare yourself for the challenge. A positive attitude and motivation are essential as they will help you tackle any challenging condition.