Overview

Overview

Highlights of the Trip

Explore the Sherpa museum in Namche Bazaar and experience the Mount Everest panorama. Exquisite view from Syangboche – Experience Sherpa culture in Khumjung village - Ascent of Gokyo Ri, Grand panorama of Everest, Choyu, Lhotse, Nuptse and Amadablam.

Difficulties of the Trek

The Everest panorama trek is an easy and enjoyable destination. This Everest trekking experience is essentially day hiking and does not require any special training. However, good physical condition, a love of walking, and a desire to enjoy the spectacular views of the mountains and experience village life are essential.

Sample Day on "Everest Panorama Trek"

You will wake up eager to start your Everest trekking day. Before breakfast you pack your stuff into your kit bag which is then taken by the porters and will not usually be available to you until lodge that afternoon. We are usually on the trail between 7.30 am and 8.30 am. Following a good morning's walk, we stop for lunch at around 11 am. Lunch is usually a one-hour break to allow for the trekker's meal followed by the crew's meal. This break also enables you to do your washing or take a short break, although with stops along the way, you will cope with a moderately graded trek. Speed is not important; stamina, confidence and continuity are. The evenings are spent reading or chatting with your associate trekkers and crew about the trip so far. A pack of cards is an asset on these nights; the crew love teaching various Nepali card games and learning new Western games. Finally, Before going to bed your guide will brief your about tomorrow's trekking route. It’s off to bed for a well deserved night's rest before you continue on your Everest panorama trek.