• Everest Region Trek
• Trekking

Trip Highlights

• Dramatic flight in Lukla; the gateway of Everest Base Camp.
• Experience the lifestyle and culture of the Sherpa people in the heart of the Himalayas along with their warm hospitality.
• A short visit to Tangboche monastery. A popular sacred hub in Tangboche.
• Panoramic view of the majestic Himalayas from every direction including the world’s highest snow-capped peaks.
• Suitable for any kind of traveler around the world.

Trip Overview

Everest Panorama Trek is a briefer form of Everest Base Camp Trek that allows you to enjoy a uniform experience, within a short duration. This is one of the perfect treks for people with very limited time. However, the intent is to see the majestic view of the Himalayas, Mt. Everest, and other mountains. It comprises a wide range of striking panoramic mountain scenery of Nepal connected with the unique cultures of the Sherpa people closely tied to Buddhism. It allows the trekkers an opportunity to experience the lushness of the landscape. That is to say the beauty of the Himalayas, and the diversity of flora and fauna.

The trek absolutely is a less demanding one in the foothills of Mount Everest. The journey starts right after a 35-minute of a dramatic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla’s tiny airport. Further, following the popular Everest route, walking into rhododendron forests, and riverbanks. You will arrive at the traditional Sherpa village of Namche Bazar via Phakding. The trail, however, is fairly remote but definitely well-serviced. The natural and cultural aspects along with the very warm hospitality offered by the local people of the Himalayas are truly overwhelming.

Likewise, we head towards the Tengboche. As a matter of fact, the main attraction of this place is the Tengboche Monastery. You get to witness the daily rituals and prayers performed by the local people. Similarly, the spectacular sceneries of Everest Himalayas including Mt Everest, Amadablam, Thamserku, and other neighboring peaks seen from Tengboche are legitimately impressive. In this way, we track our footsteps back to Lukla to catch a flight to Kathmandu with beautiful memories and snapshots of Everest.

Is Everest Panorama Trek Ideal for Everyone?

Everest Panorama Trek can be done by anyone whether you are an adventure lover or a traveler. You can do the trek along with your family, friends, and loved ones regardless of any risks of acute mountain sickness and fitness levels. So it is perfect for beginners having altitude sickness as well. Moreover, you can get an overall trekking experience in the Everest region with rewarding cultural as well as natural highlights. In short, the trek is much easier and ideal for anyone.

Best Season for Everest Panorama Trek

The Everest Panorama Trek can be done during all months of the year except monsoon. That is to say,(Mid-June to mid-September) are the wet months when days are cloudy with thick clouds that block the views of mountains. The most recommended time is;

1. Spring Season :(March to May)season of wildflowers like the rhododendron making a colorful landscape with clear morning most of the day.
2. Autumn season : (October to early December) clear views of mountains where temperatures drop down to minus degree Celsius in the morning and nights as well.

The Everest Panorama Tour package is definitely one of the few destinations that allow you to enjoy the best of adventure, natural beauty, culture, and history. Therefore, it is an excellent trek that reminds you of everything your modern-day lifestyle forces you to ignore. So are you people ready to admire the grandeur of  Everest without a hassle and over exhilaration? The Solaban Treks team is always ready to provide you with the best service. The trekkers’ needs are our priority, and making this a wonderful experience for everyone is our main aim.