The Everest Views Trek, also known as the Mini Everest Trek and the short Everest Trek, is a brief and enjoyable trekking route in the Everest Trekking region. This journey takes you to Tengboche, starting from Lukla after the scenic flight from Kathmandu, the Gateway of the Entire Everest region. Witness the breathtaking beauty of the world's highest region, just below the majestic Mt. Everest (8848.86m). The Everest View Trek offers an unmatched experience of the region's natural and cultural diversity, including the charming village of the native Sherpas, a monastery, a rushing river valley, a glistering rock paved trail, pine woodland, several suspension bridges, stunning villages, and the world's highest mountain and its neighboring peaks. If you have always dreamt of being amidst the enchanting Himalayas and witnessing the top of the world, then the Everest View Trek is perfect for you. It is suitable for everyone who desires to admire the ethereal elegance of the Himalayas with the world's highest peak at its core. This classic trek allows you to experience an adventure without reaching higher elevations and within a shorter time frame. The trek showcases a unique blend of culture, traditions, and the lifestyle of the local communities, along with the rich biodiversity of the Khumbu region. With sublime mountain vistas, the Everest Village Trek provides an opportunity to gain a detailed insight into the ethnic Sherpa culture while enjoying the legendary Sherpa hospitality.
Highlights:
- Breathtaking view of Mt. Everest and other snow-covered peaks from various viewpoints.
- Take a walk across suspension bridges adorned with colorful prayer flags.
- Explore the historic and opulent Tengboche Monastery, adorned with Buddhist prayer inscriptions.
- Immerse yourself in the rich culture, cuisine, and lifestyle of the brave Sherpas.
- Discover unique artwork and souvenirs at the Sherpa Museum.
- Wander through the charming Namche Bazaar, capturing picturesque moments along the way.
- Marvel at the majestic Mt. Everest and surrounding snowy ranges from different vantage points.
- Traverse vibrant suspension bridges adorned with prayer flags, offer a unique experience.
- Visit the historically significant Tengboche Monastery, featuring Buddhist prayer inscriptions.
- Immerse yourself in the Sherpa culture, cuisine, and lifestyle, experiencing their bravery firsthand.
- Explore the Sherpa Museum, where you can find a variety of arts and souvenirs.
- Stroll through the quaint Namche Bazaar, capturing photogenic scenes at every turn.
Despite being shorter in duration compared to other treks, the Everest View Trek offers an abundance of breathtaking scenery. From the Khumbu region, trekkers can marvel at the majestic Himalayan peaks, including the iconic Mount Everest itself. This trek holds a special place among first-time trekkers in Nepal, as it not only introduces them to the Sherpa land and its rich culture but also provides awe-inspiring views of the mountains.
Our 9-day journey to Everest View Trek begins with a short and scenic flight from the historical and cultural ancient Kingdom of Kathmandu to Lukla. As we land in Lukla, we will step into the renowned Khumbu region, which is not only home to the majestic Mt. Everest, the highest peak in the world, but also to numerous Sherpa villages and monasteries. From Lukla, our trek takes us through the picturesque village of Phakding, bustling with local people, horses, donkeys, trekkers, and porters. Here, we are greeted by the breathtaking snowy mountaintops of Kusum Kanguru (6369 m), Thamserku (6608m), Everest (8848m), and Nuptse (7879 m).
Continuing our journey, we embark on an exhilarating ascent to the enchanting Namche Bazaar, where we are rewarded with captivating views of multiple snow-capped peaks. The trek then leads us through lush woodlands in Sagarmatha National Park, abundant with flora such as pine and rhododendron, and rare fauna including the Red Panda and Snow Leopard. Immersing ourselves in the traditional lifestyle of the Sherpa people, we traverse a rocky trail that offers us our first glimpses of Mt. Everest. Our path eventually leads us to Tyangboche, where we have the opportunity to visit the Tyangboche monastery and witness the awe-inspiring peaks of Amadablam (6856m), Everest (8848m), Nuptse (7861m), Lhotse (8501m), and many more. Finally, our trek concludes as we return to Lukla, filled with unforgettable memories of the breathtaking landscapes and cultural experiences we encountered along the way.
Everest View Trek Difficulty
The Everest View Trek provides a brief and exhilarating adventure suitable for individuals of all ages, including beginners and families with children. This trek is of moderate difficulty, involving 10-15 km of walking each day for 6 to 7 hours. The elevation gain from Phakding (2610m) to Tengboche (3860m) occurs over 3 days of walking from Lukla to Tengboche. This trek offers a diverse experience, combining cultural immersion with the natural beauty of high-altitude landscapes. It is an ideal choice for those who wish to admire Mount Everest and other peaks from Namche and Tengboche without trekking to Everest Base Camp.
Everest View Trek Duration
The Everest View Trek encompasses the initial section of the Everest Base Camp Trek, concluding at Tengboche. This particular trek can be completed within 9 days, accounting for both arrival and departure days. However, if you desire to immerse yourself further in the untouched beauty of this natural paradise, it is recommended to extend the duration. Our Everest View trek is specifically designed to be accomplished within 9 days, as outlined in the Everest Views Trek Package.
Everest View Trek Best Season
The Autumn season, which lasts from September to November, is the prime time to embark on the Everest View Trek. This period offers excellent visibility, pleasant temperatures, and a favorable environment for trekking. Moreover, you are less likely to experience rain and snowfall during this season. Autumn is widely recognized as the optimal time to undertake the Everest journey, as well as other trekking routes in Nepal. Following Autumn, the second-best season for the trek is Spring, which spans from March to May. During this time, you will be treated to the enchanting rhododendron bloom and have the opportunity to observe various bird species. On the contrary, Winter (December to February) and the rainy season (June to August) are considered unfavorable seasons for the Everest Trek due to adverse weather conditions. Flight cancellations due to poor visibility are common during these periods. If you wish to avoid the bustling crowds along the Trail, it would be wise to choose February, August, or December for your Everest View Trek. Although the weather conditions are generally favorable during these months, occasionally they may not meet expectations.
Everest View Trek Cost for 2024-2025
The price of the Everest View Trek varies based on factors such as the level of service, duration, and group size. At Himalayan Trekking Path, we provide a range of options for the cost of the Everest View Trek, starting from USD800 and going up to USD1000. Our package includes various amenities such as meals, a knowledgeable guide, a flight, a porter, food, accommodation, airport transfer, and more as per the itinerary. Below, you will find a breakdown of the cost based on the size of your group, which you can avail of with Himalayan Trekking Path.
- The Cost of the Everest View Trek is USD1000 for solo
- The Cost of the Everest View Trek is USD 900 per person if you are in a group of 2-6 pax
- The Cost of the Everest View Teak is USD 800 perperson if you are in a group of 7-10 pax
