Everest View Trek - 7 Days

The highest point of the Everest View Trek is Hotel Everest View. This hotel is located at an altitude of 3,880 meters (12,729 feet) above sea level. It is known for being one of the highest located hotels in the world. From the top of this hotel, you will see the best 360-degree panoramic view of Mount Everest and other peaks.

The Everest View Trek cost typically costs from USD 800 to USD 2,000 per person. The price may fluctuate depending on what type of service you choose, group size, and travel insurance. If you do the Everest View Trek with Access Nepal Tours and Trekking, our package is all inclusive with inclusions like flights, guides, permits, meals, and accommodation.

The best food for the Everest View Trek is dal bhat (rice and lentils), noodles, pasta, soups, vegetables, eggs, and chapati. These are energy-rich, easy to digest, and widely available along the trail. In the Everest View Trek package, full board meals throughout the trek are included.

Yes, restrooms are available throughout the trek. Attached toilet bathrooms are available during your stay in Kathmandu, and shared toilet bathrooms at teahouses. At high elevations, basic squat toilets are more common. Also, do not forget to bring personal toilet paper or wet tissues to avoid any discomfort.

Yes, food available in the mountains is prepared following the standard safe and clean protocols. All the food prepared in the mountain lodges is organic and locally sourced. However, we advise you to eat freshly cooked meals and avoid eating any kind of fruit without washing it.

There are two permits you will need for the Everest View Trek: Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit and Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit. Access Nepal Tours and Trekking manages all the cost and process of permits. Therefore, you can travel with ease without worrying about the permit buying process.

Yes, you can fly to Lukla directly from the airport. The Kathmandu to Lukla flight duration is 30 to 40 minutes. However, during the peak trekking season (Spring and Autumn), flight operates from Ramechhap/ Manthalli Airport to avoid air traffic, flight delays, and cancellations. Otherwise, the flight normally and directly operates from Kathmandu airport to Lukla airport.

The Everest View Trek usually takes 5 to 7 days. However, it totally depends on the itinerary and walking pace. Everest View Trek of Access Nepal Tours and Trekking is of 7 days, you can also have a Everest View Trek 5 days or just customize the whole itinerary according to your preference.

The Everest View Trek is the easiest and moderate level trek. All age groups and beginners can successfully complete this trek without any difficulties. With good physical fitness, this trek is completely manageable for all types of trekkers.

To prepare for the Everest View Trek, start preparing by doing exercises 1 or 2 months ahead. Do exercises like regular walks, cardio exercises, and light strength training. Pack warm clothes, high-quality trekking boots, suitable gear, and personal toiletries. If you want to explore more about the tips of Everest region trekking, go through our blog tips for the Everest base camp trek.

Yes, you can see a proper and clear view of Mount Everest during the Everest View Trek. This trek is designed for travellers to see panoramic views of Everest and other Himalayan peaks like Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Nuptse, without going all the way to Everest Base Camp.

The best viewpoint is from Hotel Everest View (3,880 meters). If you visit on a clear day, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Everest and other peaks. For the best experience, do an Everest View Trek in the autumn (September to November) or spring (March to May) seasons.

The risk of altitude sickness during the Everest View Trek is low to moderate. The highest point of this trek is 3,880 meters. Most trekkers complete this trek without major issues. Mild symptoms like a headache or nausea can occur.

To prevent altitude sickness during the Everest View trek, you are requested to follow the following tips:

• Ascend gradually
• Stay hydrated
• Avoid alcohol and sleeping pills
• Rest properly
• Eat well
• Consider Diamox if advised by a doctor

The major attractions of the Everest View Trek are close-up views of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and other mountains. The trek starts with a great view from Lukla. You will also visit Namche Bazaar, a famous Sherpa town, and Hotel Everest View, the world’s highest hotel, to enjoy the panoramic view of Everest. Other highlights of this trek are Tengboche Monastery, trekking through Sagarmatha National Park, wildlife, and beautiful landscapes.

During the Everest View Trek, you will stay in standard local teahouses. The accommodation is comfortable and simple run by local families in a simple way. The rooms provided come in twin sharing with shared bathrooms. The options for private rooms with attached bathrooms, hot showers, Wi-Fi, and charging facilities are also available for extra cost.

Yes, separate rooms are available for the Everest View Trek. You can upgrade the service and accommodation level of your choice by paying an additional amount.  The extra cost for single rooms may cost you around $200 to $400. However, prices may vary depending on the place and the service level you choose. If you prefer, private room, you can inform us in advance, so that we can make arrangements accordingly.

The drinking water is available from local tea houses, natural sources like streams, and taps along the trail during the Everest View Trek. For your safety, Access Nepal Tours and Trekking provides free water purification tablets throughout the journey. If you prefer bottled mineral water, they are also available, but it costs you extra and they quite expensive in higher places. The best option is to drink purified water or boiled water throughout the trek.

The meals on the Everest View Trek are full board. The teahouses serve freshly cooked, hygienic, and organic dishes. Both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options are available. For better digestion, vegetarian meals are better. If you have any allergies or dietary preferences, inform us in advance. The meal options are:

• Breakfast: Porridge, pancakes, toast, eggs, Tibetan bread, tea, and coffee
• Lunch & Dinner: Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, and vegetables), fried rice, noodles, pasta, momos (dumplings), soups, potatoes, and seasonal vegetables.

Yes, we can accommodate vegetarians and other special dietary needs, such as vegan, gluten-free, or dairy-free meals. For the arrangement, you can contact us directly during the booking process, so we can make arrangements accordingly. The teahouses have lots of vegetarian dishes, so you can enjoy the meal in peace.

Yes, you can charge electric devices on the trek. All the teahouses provide charging points, however, they come with additional costs. To charge a device may cost you around $2 to $5 USD per hour. To save money and convenience, it’s best to bring a power bank.

You will need Type C, D, and M plugs in Nepal. For more convenience, we suggest you carry a universal travel adapter that fits multiple plug types. This helps to charge your device anywhere during the trek without worry. You can also consider bringing multiple USB ports if you have several devices.

Till Namche Bazaar, Wi-Fi is widely available, though phone calls might be disrupted because of poor mobile network at high altitude. Teahouses and cafes have WiFi, but they are unreliable and have poor connections due to the remote location. Therefore, we suggest you inform your family and friends in advance that you might be out of contact at times during the trek.

The toilet facilities in the teahouses and guesthouses are basic. They come in Western-style or squat toilets. You can expect dry or pit toilets at high elevation and flush toilets at lower elevation. We suggest that you carry toilet paper and hand sanitizer because hot water might not always be available for washing.

The best option is to bring your own toilet paper because these is not always available. Also, water at high altitude is extremely cold, so carrying a toilet paper and hand sanitizer or wet wipes is are better option. However, if you choose private accommodation and services, they will provide you.

Yes, it is possible to shower during the Everest View Trek. Teahouses in the lower regions provide hot showers either free or extra cost ($2 to $5 ), depending on the hotel and service level. Once you go higher, hot showers are showers can be lukewarm, solar-heated, or bucket-style. But the availability is a little scarce or limited due to cold weather and fewer resources. Most of the trekkers choose to shower less to avoid catching a cold. The best option is to carry a wet wipes.

Yes, it is possible to do laundry on the Everest View Trek. However, they are very basic. After paying a small fee, some teahouses provide laundry services. But the cold or humid weather can make drying clothes difficult. It’s best to wash your small items like socks and underwear and let them dry in the sun. For comfort, pack a few extra sets of clothes and some quick-drying items.

In the Everest View Trek, trekkers acclimatize at Namche Bazaar to prevent altitude sickness. Though this trek doesn’t go that high compared to the Everest Base Camp trek, it’s still better to have rest days as the risk of getting altitude sickness increases from 3,000 meters. The highest point of this trek is 3,880m at Hotel Everest View.

Sun protection is very important during the Everest View Trek. At high altitude, the sun and UV rays are stronger. To protect from the sun, you must carry sunscreen with high SPF (50+), sunglasses, a hat or cap, lip balm with SPF, and full-sleeved clothes. To cover the neck, you can also bring a scarf or a buff. Do not forget to apply sunscreen regularly, as the sun can still burn your skin even on cloudy days.

If you get sick or injured during the Everest View Trek, our guide will immediately help you and provide you a medical help based on your condition. Rest and basic medicine can help you heal from minor issues like headaches, colds, or stomach problems. However, the problem is serious, the guide will assist you to lower altitude or take you to the hospital. We will arrange the Helicopter evacuation for emergencies. Therefore, travel insurance is a must and is needed.

If you have symptoms of altitude sickness like dizziness, nausea, weakness, headache, or shortness of breath, our guide will take immediate action. Throughout the Everest View Trek, the guide will monitor you closely. During the trek, we always advise resting properly, staying hydrated, and walking gradually. If your symptoms are mild, acclimatizing at the same altitude for a day can help you adjust. However, in serious cases, you will be taken down right away for effective treatment.

It depends on your health condition. If you have minor health issues, then you can continue the Everest View Trek after a couple of hours of rest. However, if your health condition is quite serious, then it is best to rest for a day and continue the trek the next day. But even if you don’t feel better after resting for a day, the ideal option is to descend.

The safety measures we offer during the trek like providing highly experienced guides, including an acclimatization day, and regular health up. Similarly, during emergency cases, we have 24/7 support and will arrange a helicopter rescue. Our package also includes first aid kits, stays updated on weather conditions, and uses phones or walkie-talkies to stay in touch.

The temperature during the trek depends on the season and altitude. If you trek during the peak season, the weather is mild and sunny on daytime. But as you go higher, it becomes cold, especially in the morning and night. The temperature can drop below -10°C (14°F) in the winter and around -5°C to 0°C (23°F to 32°F) in other seasons. Pack warm winter clothes to protect yourself from the cold.

The good-quality trekking boots with features like strong, comfortable, good ankle support, and a solid grip are recommended. Before going on a trek, make sure your boots are well broken-in to avoid blisters and an uncomfortable feeling. Waterproof boots are highly recommended, especially if you’re trekking during the rainy or snowy season. Also, bring lightweight sandals to wear in the teahouses after a long day of walking.

Yes, food and water in Nepal are safe. All the food provided during the Everest View Trek is healthy and safe to eat. The teahouses and restaurants we choose offer well-cooked meals. As a precaution, we still suggest you not eat raw vegetables, unpeeled fruits, and street food to prevent stomach problems. For water, we provide purification tablets and boil the water that are boiled and purification tablets are used. It’s also a good idea to carry a personal bottle.

You have to be physically fit and healthy for this trek. A good immune system is all you need for this trek. It is an easy level trek, you won’t feel exhausted or tiring, as the itinerary is also short. We suggest doing a medical check-up or consulting with your doctor if you have any health issues.

If your flight from Lukla or Kathmandu is delayed, Access Nepal Tours and Trekking will help you rearrange it. The flight delays are common due to the unstable weather conditions. Therefore, it is best to buy a travel insurance that covers that covers flight cancellations. If your flight is delayed or cancelled, we also have a helicopter flight option with an additional cost.

Yes, you will be flying from Ramechhap or Kathmandu to reach Lukla. During the peak season, you will fly from Ramechhap to avoid air traffic and delays. Likewise, in off off-season you will fly from Kathmandu directly to reach Lukla.

Yes, it’s best to tip your guide and porter because it is a common practice of showing gratitude in Nepal. However, it’s not mandatory to tip your guides and porters. It’s just a small act of showing gratitude for their hard work and support during your trek. You can tip around 10% of your total trekking cost. There is no estimated amount to be given for the tip, so you can give as much as you want, depending on how satisfied you were with them.

Access Nepal Tours and Trekking provides an all-inclusive package covering the cost of accommodation, domestic flight, meals, permits, transportation, guides, and porters. Therefore, you only need to bring money for personal expenses like snacks, drinks, Wi-Fi, charging devices, hot showers, buying souvenirs, and tips. For the Everest View Trek, carrying around $20 to $30 USD per day is enough.

No, there won’t be extra charges for solo travelers, but traveling alone is more expensive as there will be no one to share with. Similarly, hiring guides and porters costs a bit more than for a group. At Access Nepal Tours and Trekking, we provide fair prices and offer the best service.

No, we do not provide a refund if you are unable to complete the trek. As the logistics, permits, guides and porter wages, accommodation, and flights are paid for in advance, a refund is not possible. However, if you couldn’t finish the trek due to an emergency or silliness, our team will assist you with safe return arrangements. We also suggest that you have travel insurance to cover the trip cancellation.

Yes, you can add extra days to your trek by paying an additional amount. Just inform us if you want to extend your stay in Nepal or add another trip to your bucket list, and we will make it happen.

Your trekking group includes other trekkers who have booked the same trip date for the Everest View trek. They will be from different nations, ages, and backgrounds. The max number of groups we have is 12, and they are friendly, like-minded people who love nature, adventure, and hiking. If you have your own group, you can just do a group booking together. For the group trek, we also offer some discounts.

Yes, we’d be happy to help you extend your holiday! If you are interested to know more about Nepal, there varieties of trips like Pokhara, trekking, Chitwan National Park, Chitwan Jungle Safaris, Bardia National Park Wildlife Safari,  Lumbin, Kathmandu Valley, and many more. In our official Access Nepal Tours and Trekking websites, you can choose the packages of your choice. You can book directly or just inform us, and we will make it happen.