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Description
Tangbouche trek heads from Lukla to the Sherpa towns up north. We spend time in mountain village of Namche Bazaar which was a famous trading center point between Tibet and Nepal. From Namche we head up to the holy village of Tengboche. This has long been the religious Centre for all inhabitants of the Solukhumbu area. There are numerous shrines and a beautiful monastery that sits at 3870 meters. You will take your time heading back to Lukla and there are many options for extra side trips. This trek takes 8 days up with some up and down hiking.
Our aim is to provide you with a safe, enjoyable and successful trek in Nepal. This remarkable Himalayan country is the centerpiece of our worldwide activities and we provide all of our climbers and trekkers with a smooth and efficient service to maximize both your enjoyment and your chances of a successful trip
Day 1- Arrival in Kathmandu Transfer to hotel and tour briefing at evening.
Day 2- After breakfast sightseeing in Kathmandu & preparation for trek
Day 3- Early morning fly to Lukla 30 minutes then trek to phakding 2800m 4hrs
Day 4- After breakfast trek to Namche 3450m 6hrs.
Day 5- After breakfast Rest day in Namche.
Day 6- After breakfast trek to Tengboche 3800m 6hrs.
Day 7- After breakfast trek to Khumjung 3700m 4hrs.
Day 8- After breakfast trek to Jorsalle 2900m 4hrs
Day 9- After breakfast trek to Lukla 2700m 5hrs.
Day 10- After breakfast fly back to kathmandu 30 minutes.
Day 11- : Departure onwards your journey.
What is the Everest View Trek?
The Everest View Trek is a short and moderate trekking route that offers stunning views of Mount Everest and surrounding peaks. It is designed for those who want to experience the Everest region without going all the way to Everest Base Camp. The trek typically includes a visit to Tengboche Monastery and a panoramic viewpoint that provides spectacular views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and other Himalayan peaks.
How long does the Everest View Trek take?
The Everest View Trek typically takes 5 to 7 days. It includes time for acclimatization and exploring key locations like Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, and the Everest View Hotel, which provides one of the best viewpoints for seeing Mount Everest.
What is the highest altitude reached during the trek?
The highest point on the Everest View Trek is usually Tengboche, which is at an altitude of 3,860 meters (12,664 feet). This allows trekkers to enjoy fantastic views of Mount Everest and other nearby peaks without venturing into the higher altitudes of Everest Base Camp.
Is the Everest View Trek suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Everest View Trek is suitable for beginners with a moderate level of fitness. It's a great option for those who want to experience the Everest region but don’t want to deal with the longer and more strenuous Everest Base Camp trek. However, you should be in good health and prepared for some elevation gain as the trek takes you to altitudes over 3,500 meters.
How difficult is the Everest View Trek?
The Everest View Trek is considered moderate in difficulty. It involves some uphill walking and altitude, but it’s not as demanding as the Everest Base Camp trek. The route is shorter, and the altitude is lower, making it a more accessible option for trekkers with limited experience.
When is the best time to go on the Everest View Trek?
The best times to do the Everest View Trek are during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These months offer the clearest skies, the best weather, and excellent visibility of Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks. Avoid trekking during the monsoon season (June to August) due to heavy rains and potential landslides.
What are the highlights of the Everest View Trek?
Stunning views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and other peaks.
Tengboche Monastery, a famous Buddhist monastery with incredible views of Everest and the surrounding mountains.
A visit to the Everest View Hotel, one of the best places to view Mount Everest.
Exploring the vibrant Sherpa town of Namche Bazaar and experiencing Sherpa culture.
Beautiful forests of rhododendron, pine, and juniper.
Do I need a guide and porter for the trek?
While it’s possible to trek independently, it’s highly recommended to go with a guide for safety, navigation, and cultural insights. A porter can be helpful if you want to carry a lighter load. A guide can also help with acclimatization and ensure that you follow the correct trekking path, especially at higher altitudes.
What kind of accommodation should I expect on the Everest View Trek?
Accommodation on the Everest View Trek is typically in teahouses or lodges along the route. These are simple, comfortable guesthouses that offer basic facilities such as a bed, meals (mainly local dishes like dal bhat, noodles, and momo), and shared bathroom facilities. Most teahouses in the Everest region are well-equipped for trekkers.
What gear should I bring for the Everest View Trek?
Essential gear for the Everest View Trek includes:
Comfortable trekking boots.
Layered clothing to adjust to varying temperatures.
A sleeping bag (if not provided by your accommodation).
A daypack for essentials like water, snacks, camera, and a first aid kit.
A hat, gloves, and sunglasses (for sun protection).
A trekking pole (optional, but helpful for balance).
Personal toiletries and a power bank for charging devices.
What permits are required for the Everest View Trek?
You will need the following permits for the Everest View Trek:
Sagarmatha National Park Permit: This is required for trekking in the Everest region.
TIMS Card (Trekkers’ Information Management System): A permit that helps the authorities keep track of trekkers in the region. Your trekking agency can help you arrange these permits.
Is altitude sickness a concern on the Everest View Trek?
While the Everest View Trek doesn’t go as high as Everest Base Camp, altitude sickness can still occur, especially after you cross 3,000 meters (9,843 feet). The trek is designed to allow for proper acclimatization, but it’s essential to take it slow, stay hydrated, and listen to your body. If you experience symptoms of altitude sickness (headache, dizziness, nausea), inform your guide immediately.
Can I take a helicopter tour after the Everest View Trek?
Yes, many trekkers opt for a helicopter ride back to Kathmandu after completing the Everest View Trek. A helicopter tour provides the opportunity to see the Everest region from the air, offering stunning aerial views of Mount Everest and other peaks. This option can be arranged with your trekking agency.
What’s the difference between the Everest View Trek and the Everest Base Camp Trek?
Duration: The Everest View Trek is shorter (5-7 days), while the Everest Base Camp Trek usually takes 12-14 days.
Altitude: The Everest View Trek reaches a maximum altitude of about 3,860 meters (12,664 feet) at Tengboche, while the Everest Base Camp Trek takes you to an altitude of 5,364 meters (17,598 feet) at Everest Base Camp.
Difficulty: The Everest View Trek is more accessible and less strenuous, making it ideal for those with less trekking experience, while the Everest Base Camp Trek is more physically demanding and suited for experienced trekkers.
Can I trek the Everest View Trek with my family?
Yes, the Everest View Trek is family-friendly and suitable for people of various ages. It’s a great way for families to experience the Himalayas together without the challenges of longer, higher-altitude treks like the Everest Base Camp trek. However, it's important to consider the physical fitness and health of all participants.
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Booking Terms & Condition:
The booking terms and conditions contain thorough information that you need to know, so we encourage you to read them very carefully before contracting with NTP Tourism Affairs Ltd.
The following booking terms and conditions apply for all trips organized by us.
1. Good health and physical fitness is required for all trips. So we would like to advise you to check your health condition before you book the trip.
2. Traveler's trekkers must have Travel insurance which covers accidents, emergency evacuation in case of you need to be rescued.
3. When you confirm the trip, we need 30% advance of the total trip cost with a copy of your passport for reservation of the flight Ticket, Hotel Accommodation and trekking permit process. The rest of the payment you will make when you arrive in Nepal.
4. You may use any means of payment such as western union, bank transfer, visa card or master card. After receiving a copy of your passport and the 30% advance then we will send you the final confirmation email.
5. If you cancel your booking after you have paid or deposited for booking, the following percentage will be charged for cancellation:-
6. There will be a cancellation fee of 30% for any cancellation Four weeks prior to tour departure date, 60% two weeks prior to tour departure date and no refund thereafter. No refund for no shows & delay arrivals whatsoever reason.
Note: But you may extend your trip without cancellation and charge till one year but we need to be informed through mail at least 2 weeks before the trip departure & you will have to pay the increased amount if the cost of the trip increased due to increment on the Local stuff used in the Trip. Trip cancels by the Company: Refunds-100%. Its means full refunds.
