Everest Panorama Trekking-12 Days

‘Experience Breathtaking Moments From Beautiful and Scenic Thyangboche’

Everest Panorama Trekking, a moderate adventure of over a week duration takes you in the midst of world highest mountain range with glorious views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptseincludes majestic Mt. Ama Dablam.

Everest Panorama Trekking a high altitude country walks in the harmony of local Sherpa immense culture interwoven with Buddhism religion, on walks one can witness strong heritage and colorful cultures as route leads from one lovely village to another.

A scenic trek with constant views of snow-capped peaks along the journey as walk takes you through farm villages and into enchanting woodland of tall rhododendron, magnolia, oaks, blue pines and silver fir tree lines.

Certainly a most rewarding walks suitable and ideal for all age-groups from family, school / college students to corporate people will be great wonderful haven or a retreat where one can refresh within cool-mountain fresh air.

Everest Panorama Trekking we have planned and designed the program so that all types of people can enjoy the beautiful scenery and soak in with local interesting Sherpa culture and custom, the native of Everest like in all Himalaya region welcomes guest with broad wide smile.

Truly a marvelous journey which begins from Kathmandu visiting places of interest and then flying high above Nepalese beautiful countryside of green valleys, rolling hills with high snow mountain range facing excellent views of Mt. Everest.

Slowly small aircraft touches ground at Lukla Airport, where our wonderful adventure begins heading past nice farm villages and into Sagarmatha National Park enriched with exotic flora and fauna, and then heading further high to Namche Bazaar.

At Namche with time spending glorious scenic moments within the main major village of Khumbu and marketing hub of Sherpa, from here walk takes you to sleepy traditional villages of Khunde and Khumjung with tour of old monastery in the shade of high mountains.

From Khumjung walk on pleasant scenic trail with climb to ever exciting spot at beautiful Thyangboche and its colorful bright monastery, situated on a high hill surrounded by array of peaks with grand views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Amadablam and series of mountains.

A magnificent spot for excellent mountain panorama within green woodland, where tour takes you to its impressive monastery to witness young monks and high priest on prayer activities, at Thyangboche Monastery once a year in the month of October/November a great festival called Mani-Rimdu held.

After a great marvelous and enjoyable time  with scenic mountain views in the harmony of Buddhism prayer chanting return journey on easy downhill with few ups to Namche Bazaar and then at Lukla for last final stop around high Khumbu, and then fly to Kathmandu with remarkable memories of the adventure on Everest Panorama Trekking.

Why Everest Panorama Trekking?

For a variety of reasons, the Everest Panorama Trekking is a popular option. The following are some of the main reasons why individuals pick this trek:

• Incredible Vistas: Everest Panorama Trekking provides magnificent panoramic views of some of the highest peaks in the world, including Mount Everest (8848.86 m), Ama Dablam (6812 m), Lhotse (8586 m), Nuptse (7861 m), and others. The chance to see these magnificent mountains up close and personal is an unforgettable experience and a key lure for trekkers.
• Cultural Immersion: The trek takes you beyond various Sherpa communities, giving you the opportunity to learn about Sherpa culture and traditions. You can visit monasteries, engage with the friendly locals, and learn about their way of life. This cultural immersion enhances the trekking experience in a unique and enriching way.
• Nature and Scenic Landscapes: The Everest Region is known for its outstanding landscape, which include lush forests, rhododendron-filled valleys, glacial rivers, and alpine meadows. The trek lets you to discover these various natural treasures, providing a direct touch with nature and an opportunity to appreciate the Himalayas' raw splendor.
• Khumjung Village: Visit the Khumjung Monastery: The Khumjung Monastery is one of the most prominent monasteries in the Khumbu Region. It was established in the 16th century and houses several precious Buddhist relics, including a fabled Yeti scalp.
• Tengboche Monastery: A noteworthy attraction of the ascend is a visit to Tengboche Monastery. This old Buddhist monastery not only serves as a spiritual haven, but it also provides spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. It offers a calm and tranquil location for introspection, as well as the opportunity to observe the meeting of faith and nature.

The Everest Panorama Trek combines adventure, natural beauty, cultural exploration, and personal growth, making it a popular choice among trekkers from all over the world. It provides a taste of the beauty of the Everest Region without committing to the more difficult and time-consuming treks, making it a good alternative for those looking for a memorable and rewarding Himalayan trip.

Is Everest Panorama Trekking is Right for You?

The Everest Panorama Climb is an excellent choice for those who want to see the splendor of the Everest Region without committing to the long and hard climb to Everest Base Camp.

Although the walk is shorter and less rigorous, it nevertheless provides breathtaking vistas of Mount Everest (8,848.86 m), Lhotse (8,516 m),Nuptse (7,861 m), Ama Dablam (6,812 m) , Thamserku (6,623 m) and other Himalayan peaks.

The Everest Panorama Trek is a wonderful option for folks who are in good physical shape and have some trekking experience. The journey is not difficult, but there are some high peaks and descents. Before tackling the trek, it is critical to be in good physical shape and acclimatized to high altitude.

The Everest Panorama Trek is an excellent way to explore the Everest Region and learn about Sherpa culture. The trip takes you through various Sherpa communities where you may learn about Sherpa history, religion, and culture.

Here are some of the highlights of the Everest Panorama Trek:

• Views of stunning mountains including Mount Everest (8,848.86 m), Lhotse (8,516 m),Nuptse (7,861 m), Ama Dablam (6,812 m) , Thamserku (6,623 m)
• Hike through rhododendron and pine woodlands, as well as yak pastures.
• Learn about Sherpa culture by visiting Sherpa communities.
• Acclimate to the altitude.
• Push yourself both physically and psychologically.
• Here are some Pros and Cons Trekking Planner Inc. shares with you are:

Pros:

• The trek considerably shorter and less demanding than the trek to Everest Base Camp.
• Stunning Visatas of snowcapped mountains.
• Hike through rhododendron and pine woodlands, as well as yak pastures.
• Learn about Sherpa culture by visiting Sherpa communities.
• Acclimate to the altitude.
• Push yourself both physically and psychologically.
• Visit to Khumjung Village and learn about the Yeti Scalp.
• Tengboche Monastery.

Cons:

• Some planning and preparation is required.
• During peak season, it may be congested High Altitude Sickness.
• The weather may not always be in your favor.
• People with limited mobility or health concerns should avoid it.
• If you are thinking of doing the Everest Panorama Trek, you do your study and carefully organize your trip.

Preparation for: Everest Panorama Trekking.

The Everest Panorama Trek is one of the most popular treks in the Khumbu Region. Trekking Planner Inc. recommends a few important recommendations for preparing for the Everest Panorama Trekking to ensure a safe and memorable trip. Here are some important factors to consider as you prepare for the trek:

• Physical Fitness: Comparatively the Everest Panorama journey is not a tough journey still it is important to be in good physical form before embarking on it. You can begin to train yourself 2- 3 months before your trek by frequently walking or trekking, and gradually increase the distance and complexity of your workouts. Improve your stamina and endurance by engaging in regular cardiovascular exercises such as hiking, jogging, or cycling. Include strength training workouts to develop your leg muscles and core as well. Consult a healthcare expert or a fitness trainer for specific advice based on your level of fitness.
• Trekking Equipment: Purchase proper trekking equipment to assure your comfort and safety during the trek. Pack necessities such as a sleeping bag, trekking poles, a headlamp, sunscreen, and a first-aid kit. Trekking Planner Inc. provides sleeping bags, down jackets, first aid, and a duffle bag for porters (if necessary). The following are the items you will need to bring for the Everest Panorama Trek: Boots or shoes for hiking, Trekking sticks/poles, Warm clothes such as a down jacket, hat, gloves, and scarf are recommended., Wet weather gear, Sunscreen, Repellent for insects, First-aid supplies, Toiletries, Head lamp.
• Mental Preparation: Trekking in the Everest Region may be both physically and mentally demanding. Prepare your mind for the challenging path, fluctuating weather, and potential difficulties. Maintain a good attitude, be open to new experiences, and look forward to the adventure ahead. If you get mentally negative, you might get altitude. So, before embarking the trek make sure you get ready with all the ups and down you might face in the trail.
• Travel Insurance: Make sure you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking activities. Confirm that your insurance covers emergency evacuation in the event of an emergency.
• Do Your Research: There are numerous materials available to assist you in planning your Everest Panorama Trek. Read books and articles about the trek.

So, these tips might help you with the preparation of the trek.

What is the Best Season for Everest Panorama Trekking?

Trekking to any reason totally depends upon your personal choice, taste and preference. Still, the Everest Panorama Trekking is best done between March and May and September and November. The weather is typically bright and sunny during these months, making for perfect trekking conditions. The weather is good, which makes hiking and yoga pleasurable.

Some of the benefits of trekking in the Everest Region in the spring and fall are as follows:

• Clear Skies: The weather is typically clear and sunny during these months, making for perfect trekking conditions.
• Pleasant Temperature: The temps are mild, which makes trekking and yoga enjoyable.
• Beautiful Scenery: The panorama is spectacular during these months, with lush green hills, brilliant flowers, and snow-capped peaks.

If you are planning to trek to Everest Base Camp, Trekking Planner Inc. suggest you to trek during the spring or autumn season.

Local Culture and Religion of Everest Panorama Trek.

The local culture and religion of Everest Panorama Trek are heavily inspired by Buddhism. The Sherpa, the region's principal residents, are devoted Buddhists, and their religious beliefs pervade all areas of their existence.

The Tengboche Monastery, located at an elevation of 3,860 meters (12,664 feet), is the most prominent religious site in the region. The monastery, which was founded in the 17th century, is one of Nepal's oldest and most prominent monasteries.

Sherpa Buddhists believe in karma and reincarnation. They believe in the efficacy of prayer and meditation as well. The Sherpa people are extremely friendly and will gladly share their culture and religion with you on your journey.

Here are some of the things you can do to learn more about the local culture and religion during your Everest Panorama Trek:

• Visit local villages and monasteries.
• Observe religious ceremonies and festivals.
• Learn about Sherpa Buddhist beliefs and practices.
• Talk to Sherpa people about their culture and religion.

The Everest Panorama Trek is a great opportunity to learn about the local culture and religion of the Sherpa people. By immersing yourself in their culture, you will gain a deeper appreciation for the people and the region.

Everest Panorama Trek: Travel Insurance.

Any journey to Nepal requires travel insurance, but it is especially crucial for the Everest Panorama Trek. This is because the trek takes you to high altitudes, where altitude sickness is a real possibility. If you have altitude sickness, you may need to be evacuated by helicopter, which might be costly. The cost of helicopter evacuation, as well as medical treatment and other expenses, will be covered by travel insurance.

There are a few things to consider while selecting travel insurance for the Everest Panorama Trek:

• Check that your insurance covers helicopter evacuation.
• Check to see if you’re insurance covers travel cancellation or interruption.
• Check that your insurance is valid for the duration of your trip.

To begin, compare rates from various travel insurance companies and select the policy that best matches your needs. You can also consult with a travel professional to assist you select the best coverage.

Here are some extra travel insurance tips for the Everest Panorama Trek:

• Before purchasing an insurance, thoroughly read the fine print. Ascertain that you understand what is and is not covered.
• Always carry a copy of your policy with you.
• Contact your insurance carrier if you have any queries.

Accommodation of Everest Panorama Trekking.

You'll discover a variety of accommodation options along the Everest Panorama Trek, ranging from modest teahouses to more comfortable lodges.

• Teahouses/Guesthouses: The most prevalent type of lodging along the Everest Panorama Trek is a teahouse. These are simple lodges with twin beds or dormitory-style lodgings. Teahouses usually provide shared restrooms with hot showers (for a fee) and community eating spaces where you can eat your meals. Teahouses' facilities may differ, with some providing more conveniences and comfort than others.
• Lodges/Tea Gardens: As you progress up the trail, you'll come across lodges or tea gardens, which offer more comfortable and larger accommodations than teahouses. These lodges may include separate rooms, associated bathrooms, and larger eating spaces. They frequently include additional conveniences such as Internet, Electricity (limited hours), and charging stations (for a price).

It's essential to know that, especially in rural places, housing accommodations can vary in terms of cleanliness, comfort, and service availability. Accommodation can be in great demand during peak trekking seasons such as spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). Trekking Planner Inc. make ahead reservations that will help you arrange lodging along your route.

Breakfast, lunch, and supper are usually provided by most lodgings. Menu items such as dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), noodles, momo (dumplings), soups, and a range of snacks are frequently a blend of indigenous Nepali foods with Western cuisine. It is recommended that you try the native Sherpa cuisine and stay hydrated by consuming enough of fluids.

Remember that services like hot showers, electricity, and Wi-Fi may be limited or inconsistent, especially at higher altitudes. It's important to keep your expectations in check and to be prepared for modest amenities and a more rustic experience.

Always cooperate with your trekking guide or trekking agency for particular details and recommendations on hotel options along the Everest Panorama Trek.

Please Note.

Since 2019 October most flight to Lukla and back operates from a Ramechap town Manthali airport, flying in to Lukla from Kathmandu domestic airport or flying back from Lukla to Kathmandu route has been changed by Nepal Government Civil Aviation Authority.

The changes started since April and October 2019 onward, flights to Lukla resume from Manthali town Airport which is the main headquarter of Ramechap District Province No: 03 of Nepal.

Where drive from Kathmandu to reach at Manthali airstrip takes approx. 5 hrs which is about 154 k.m. approx. 500 miles distance from the capital Kathmandu where drive takes you on B.P. Highway (a newly built tarmac road). Located towards Dhulikhel town and then continue journey further to Manthali town and its small airport.

Accommodation in Manthali Town.

Hotels and local lodge are not up to the standard of tourist class, very basic and simple suitable for local travelers only, where trekkers for flight to Lukla sometimes has to bear with us, if staying overnight at Manthali for flight to Lukla or on the way back to Kathmandu.

The other options will be driving early morning by 2 A.M. in the dark to reach on time for flight departure for Lukla.

Flying back from Lukla time permitting (during morning and mid-day) can travel back to Kathmandu on time.

Please bear with us for above sudden change of notice flight to Lukla instead from Kathmandu Domestic Airport will be from Manthali Airport, Ramechap which will continue till near future.

Important to know for all trekkers flying in and out Lukla requires minimum of two days extra from the standard itinerary provided, to cope with present situation regarding change of airport for flight to Lukla or towards other mountain destinations.