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Flight
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Max 16
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3880
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Star Hotel, Tea House
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Moderate
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Kathmandu
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Kathmandu
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Spring (March to May) brings warming weather, rhododendron blooms, and reliable mountain visibility. Autumn (September to November) offers the clearest skies, crisp air, and stable trekking conditions. Winter (December to February) is cold but possible on lower routes. Summer monsoon (June to August) brings rain and obscured views.
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Live Personal Trekking Guide
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Trekking
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English
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Includes (BLD)
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Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit (NPR 3,390), Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit (NPR 2,000), TIMS Card.
The Everest View Trek is a 7-day easy-grade short trek in the Everest region designed for travelers with limited time or those wanting a taste of the Khumbu without committing to a full Base Camp trek. The route begins with a flight to Lukla, follows the Dudh Koshi river to Namche Bazaar, and includes a day hike to the Everest View Hotel (3,880m) for spectacular views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam. The trek also visits the famous Tengboche Monastery before returning to Lukla. The maximum altitude is 3,880m at the Everest View Hotel, well within safe acclimatization limits for a 7-day trip. This is the ideal trek for beginners, families with children, and senior travelers wanting the iconic Everest experience without the demands of a base camp trek.
Highlights
- See Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam from the Everest View Hotel at 3,880m.
- Experience Sherpa culture in Namche Bazaar, the trading capital of the Khumbu.
- Visit the famous Tengboche Monastery, the largest in the Khumbu region.
- Easy-grade trek suitable for beginners, families, and senior travelers.
- Short 7-day itinerary perfect for those with limited time in Nepal.
Everest View Trek – 7 Days Itinerary
Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport. Transfer to hotel in Thamel. Welcome dinner and trek briefing.
Cross several suspension bridges including the famous Hillary Bridge. Climb through pine forest to Namche Bazaar with first views of Everest and Lhotse.
Hike to the Everest View Hotel (3,880m) for panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam. Visit Sherpa Museum and local market in the afternoon.
Morning flight to Kathmandu. Evening free for souvenir shopping and rest. Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu.
After breakfast, transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport approximately 3 hours before your scheduled flight. Trip concludes. Optional extensions to Chitwan safari, Bhutan, or Tibet available on request. Thank you for trekking with Mount Everest Go - we hope to welcome you back to Nepal soon.
What is Included in the Everest View Trek
- All airport pickups and drops in private vehicle
- Kathmandu hotel (3 nights, B&B) with welcome and farewell dinners
- Domestic flights where applicable to itinerary
- All ground transport in private vehicle
- All necessary permits (TIMS, National Park, Conservation Area, Restricted Area where applicable)
- Three meals daily (BLD) during the trek with tea/coffee
- Tea house or camping accommodation during the trek
- Experienced English-speaking trekking guide and assistant guide for groups of 6+
- Porters (1 per 2 trekkers, 15kg luggage allowance) with full insurance
- Sleeping bag, down jacket, and duffel bag (refundable deposit)
- First-aid kit, pulse oximeter, and emergency oxygen
- Satellite phone for emergency communications
- All government and local taxes
What is Not Included in the Everest View Trek
- International airfare to and from Kathmandu
- Nepal visa fee (USD 30 for 15 days, USD 50 for 30 days)
- Travel and high-altitude rescue insurance (mandatory)
- Personal trekking gear and clothing
- Hot showers, Wi-Fi, device charging, and alcoholic beverages
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
- Tips for guide, porter, and driver (recommended 10-15% of trip cost)
- Costs from unforeseen events (weather, flight delays, route changes)
Things to Carry for Everest View Trek
Headwear
- Warm fleece or wool beanie hat (essential for cold mornings)
- Sun hat with wide brim for UV protection
- Neck gaiter or buff (multi-purpose for dust, wind, cold)
- Sunglasses with UV protection (Category 3 or 4)
- Ski goggles for high-altitude passes and snow
Upper Body Layering
- 2x merino wool base layers (long sleeve)
- 1x mid-layer fleece jacket
- 1x soft shell jacket for wind and light rain
- 1x hard shell jacket with hood (Gore-Tex)
- 1x down jacket rated to -25C (we provide rental for USD 20)
Lower Body
- 2x trekking pants (quick-dry, one convertible)
- 1x thermal bottom layer for cold nights
- 1x rain pants (Gore-Tex)
- 2x merino wool underwear
- 1x swimwear (for hot springs)
Hands
- 1x thin liner gloves (merino or fleece)
- 1x insulated waterproof gloves
Footwear
- 1x sturdy trekking boots (broken in for 50+ km, waterproof)
- 1x camp shoes or sandals for evenings
- 4-5x pairs merino wool trekking socks
- 2x pairs liner socks
- Gaiters for snow, scree, and mud
Sleeping Gear
- 1x 3-season sleeping bag rated to -15C (we provide rental for USD 30)
- 1x sleeping bag liner (silk or fleece)
Trekking Equipment
- 1x trekking poles pair (essential for descents, we provide rental for USD 15)
- 1x headlamp with spare batteries (200+ lumens)
- 1x 20-30L day pack
- 1x large duffel bag 80-100L (we provide free)
- 1x dry bag for electronics
- 1x water bottle or hydration bladder (2L minimum)
First Aid & Health
- Personal prescription medications (with doctor’s letter)
- Diamox for altitude sickness (consult your doctor)
- Ibuprofen and paracetamol
- Imodium for stomach issues
- Rehydration sachets (ORS)
- Blister treatment (Compeed, moleskin)
- Antiseptic wipes and bandages
- Lip balm with SPF 30+
- Sunscreen SPF 50+ (bring 2 tubes)
- Insect repellent (DEET 30-50%)
- Hand sanitizer
- Toilet paper and wet wipes
Electronics
- Camera with extra batteries (cold drains fast, bring 2-3 spares)
- Power bank (20,000mAh minimum)
- Universal power adapter (Nepal 220V, Type C/D/M)
- Headphones
- eReader or book
Documents
- Valid passport (6+ months validity, 4 extra passport photos)
- Travel insurance certificate (covering trekking to 3880m)
- Flight tickets
- Credit cards and USD cash
- Emergency contacts
What We Provide (Rental)
- 4-season sleeping bag (rental USD 30 with deposit)
- Down jacket (rental USD 20 with deposit)
- Duffel bag for porter carriage (free, you keep it)
- Trekking poles (rental USD 15)
- First-aid kit, pulse oximeter, emergency oxygen
- Water purification tablets
- Satellite phone on remote treks
Related Packing Guides
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Note: Pack light. Porter weight limit is 15kg per trekker. Layers are key for mountain weather. We send a detailed seasonal packing list after booking.
Know Before You Book – Everest View Trek Information
Trip Name: Everest View Trek – 7 Days
Duration: 8 days
Difficulty: Easy
Maximum Altitude: 3880m
Group Size: Max 16
Difficulty & Fitness
This trek is rated Easy. Easy treks involve 4-5 hours of walking daily on well-maintained trails. Suitable for fit beginners and families. The maximum altitude is 3880m. You need a fitness level of Moderate – cardio training 3-4 times weekly for 8-12 weeks before departure, hill walking with a day pack, and core strength exercises.
Read our difficulty guides: Everest View Trek Reviews Scenery Difficulty, Everest View Vs Gokyo Valley Scenery Difficulty.
Best Time to Go
Spring (March to May) brings warming weather, rhododendron blooms, and reliable mountain visibility. Autumn (September to November) offers the clearest skies, crisp air, and stable trekking conditions. Winter (December to February) is cold but possible on lower routes. Summer monsoon (June to August) brings rain and obscured views.
Read our seasonal guides: Everest View Trek Best Season Visibility, Best Month Everest Base Camp Clear Views Weather.
Accommodation & Meals
Accommodation: Star Hotel, Tea House. Tea houses are family-run lodges with simple twin-share rooms and shared bathrooms. Luxury lodges (where available) offer heated ensuite rooms. 3-star or higher hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast. Three meals daily (BLD) included during treks with tea and coffee. Vegetarian options widely available.
Food and water guides: Mohare Danda Community Lodges Homestays Review, Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Lodges Review.
Transportation
Transport: Flight. Domestic flights (where applicable) are weather-dependent – build 1-2 buffer days into your schedule. Private ground transport uses comfortable AC vehicles.
Flight and transport guides: Everest View Trek Lukla Flight Delays, Lukla Flight Delays Buffer Days Everest View Trek.
Required Permits
Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit (NPR 3,390), Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit (NPR 2,000), TIMS Card. We arrange all permits on your behalf once we receive your passport copy and 4 passport-size photos after booking. Permit fees are included in your trip cost.
Permit guides: Everest View Trek Permits, Guided Everest View Trek Vs Independent First Timers.
Altitude Safety
Maximum altitude is 3880m. Above 3,500m, altitude sickness is a real risk. Our itinerary includes acclimatization days, guides carry pulse oximeters and emergency oxygen. Walk slowly, stay hydrated (3-4 liters daily), avoid alcohol above 3,500m, report symptoms immediately. Travel insurance covering helicopter evacuation is mandatory.
Altitude safety guides: Everest View Trek Small Group Safety Support, Lukla Flight Delays Risk Everest Base Camp.
Training & Preparation
Read our training guides: Everest View Trek Mixed Ability Group Fitness, Everest Base Camp Trek 12 Week Training.
Insurance Requirement
Travel insurance is mandatory for all our treks and tours. Your insurance must cover trekking to 3880m altitude (for treks), emergency helicopter evacuation up to USD 10,000, emergency medical treatment, and trip cancellation. We recommend World Nomads, IMG Global, or Allianz Adventure plans. Bring a printed copy of your insurance certificate.
Insurance guides: What Cancellation Terms And Travel Insurance Details Matter Before Booking A Ren, Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Insurance Needed.
Cultural Etiquette
Dress modestly at religious sites (cover shoulders and knees). Remove shoes before entering temple sanctums. Walk clockwise around stupas and chortens. Ask permission before photographing people. Use your right hand for eating and passing items. Say namaste (palms together) as a greeting.
Culture guides: Tamang Heritage Trail Vs Everest Annapurna Langtang, Nepal Treks Mountain Views Village Culture.
Booking & Payment
To confirm your booking, a deposit is required (50% for helicopter tours). The balance is due 30 days before departure (7 days for helicopter tours). We accept bank transfer, credit card (4% surcharge), PayPal. Free cancellation up to 60 days before departure. We strongly recommend travel insurance covering trip cancellation. Contact us for current pricing and availability.
What is Not Included
International airfare to/from Kathmandu, Nepal visa fee (USD 30 for 15 days), travel and rescue insurance (mandatory), personal trekking gear and clothing, hot showers and device charging on trek, alcoholic beverages, lunch and dinner in Kathmandu, tips for guide/porter/driver (recommended 10-15% of trip cost), and any costs from unforeseen events like weather delays.
Frequently Asked Questions
This trek is rated Easy and suitable for beginners with basic fitness, 4-5 hours of walking daily. The maximum altitude is 3880m. You need a fitness level of Moderate – cardio training 3-4 times weekly for 8-12 weeks before departure, hill walking with a day pack, and core strength exercises. Consult your doctor before booking if you have medical conditions.
Read more: Everest View Trek Mixed Ability Group Fitness.
Required permits: Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit (NPR 3,390), Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit (NPR 2,000), TIMS Card. We arrange all permits on your behalf once we receive your passport copy and 4 passport-size photos. You also need a Nepal visa (USD 30 for 15 days, obtained on arrival at Kathmandu airport) and travel insurance covering trekking to 3880m and helicopter evacuation. Bring your original passport, visa, insurance certificate, and photos to Nepal.
Related permit guides: Everest View Trek Permits.
Spring (March to May) brings warming weather, rhododendron blooms, and reliable mountain visibility. Autumn (September to November) offers the clearest skies, crisp air, and stable trekking conditions. Winter (December to February) is cold but possible on lower routes. Summer monsoon (June to August) brings rain and obscured views.
Above 3,500m, altitude sickness (AMS) affects 25-40% of trekkers. Our itinerary includes acclimatization days, guides carry pulse oximeters and emergency oxygen, and they are trained to identify early symptoms. Prevention: ascend slowly (no more than 300-500m sleeping altitude per day above 3,500m), drink 3-4 liters of water daily, avoid alcohol above 3,500m, eat light meals, and report any symptoms immediately. Travel insurance covering helicopter evacuation (USD 10,000) is mandatory.
Read our altitude safety guides: Everest View Trek Small Group Safety Support, Lukla Flight Delays Risk Everest Base Camp.
Accommodation: Star Hotel, Tea House. Tea houses are family-run lodges with simple twin-share rooms and shared bathrooms. 3-star hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast. Three meals daily (BLD) are included during the trek with tea and coffee. Menu includes dal bhat, momos, noodles, soups, and seasonal vegetables. Vegetarian options are widely available.
Essential gear: 4-season sleeping bag (-15C to -20C), down jacket, broken-in trekking boots, merino base layers (2 sets), mid-layer fleece, hard shell jacket, trekking pants (2), warm hat, gloves, 4-5 pairs wool socks, headlamp, 2L water bottle, sunscreen SPF 50. We provide free rental: sleeping bag (USD 30 deposit), down jacket (USD 20 deposit), duffel bag, trekking poles, first-aid kit, and emergency oxygen. See the Things to Carry tab above for the complete list.
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