Everest Panorama Trek

A closer look at the culture, traditions, and lifestyle of Himalayan people

Everest Panorama Trek, also known as the Everest View Short Trek, is an easy and short trek designed for those who want to see Mount Everest but do not have enough time to go to the Everest Base Camp. This short trek in the Khumbu region offers panoramic views of the most beautiful mountains: Everest (8848m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), Lhotse (8,516m), Nuptse (8000m), Peak 38, Thamserku (6723m), Khantega (6782m), Kwande Peak and many other smaller peaks. The trek is not only a view of the mountains but also an opportunity to visit beautiful Sherpa villages and get a close look at their fascinating Buddhism, culture and traditions.

The Everest Panorama Trek has a wide range of attractions, including natural mountains and sparkling glaciers, and its evergreen landscape captivates every traveler who visits Everest. The rich culture and warm hospitality that one gets during the trek will not disappoint even the trekkers. In fact, they will get more than they expect, especially with the service and views. Tourists who come on the 7-day Everest Panorama Trek will also get the chance to experience the unique culture, language, traditions and lifestyle of the Himalayas. They will get to know more about the people of different ethnicities, backgrounds and religions, but mostly the Sherpas. The 7-day Everest Panorama Trek is the perfect alternative trek for those who do not want to get altitude sickness but still want to enjoy the magnificent view of Everest. The trek is short but exciting, with hidden landmarks, absolutely beautiful villages, winding rivers and forests.

Our actual trek starts from Lukla, after a scenic flight. And this short trek passes through several villages, then through the jungle to reach the higher ground. It is a non-technical climb, but the trekkers will have to climb some steep hills and rocky stairs. You will providing with impressive views of the lush landscape of dense pine forests and rhododendrons. The Everest region is also known for its wide range of flora and fauna.

The Everest Panorama Trek Trail passes through the Everest National Park and amazes visitors with glimpses of Himalayan wildlife’s. During the journey, they will also visit picturesque religious sites and historical sites. We have carefully prepared this itinerary to provide our 7-day Everest Panorama Trek, trekkers with an experience of a lifetime. If you want to be an integral part of this adventure, contact us.

Highlights of Everest Panorama Trek

• Panoramic views of the snow-capped peaks surrounding Mount Everest
• Historic landmarks and religious sites including Tibetan monasteries
• Get a close look at the unique Sherpa culture, traditions and lifestyle
• Discover diverse wildlife species such as Himalayan tahr, marten and musk deer
• Explore the cultural life of rural settlements in Khumjung and Khunde villages
• Don’t miss the tour of Khumjung and Tengboche monastery
• Enchanting sunrise and sunset views from Everest View Hotel, the highest point in Khumbu

Best Time for Everest Panorama Trek

The best time to trek Everest Panorama is during spring and autumn (September to December) and spring (March to May). The weather is stable with clear skies and moderate temperatures, making it ideal for trekking. It also ensures excellent visibility of the beautiful mountain views. If the weather is favorable, you can also do it in the months of January and February.

Difficulty For The Everest Panorama Trek

Duration for treks of this grade stretches up to one (1) weeks. Trails generally go above 3500 meters and on a daily basis, you can expect to be walking for about 5 – 7 hours. Trekking trails involves occasional difficult days. Expect ups and downs as well for there will be hills to climb as well.