Everest Panorama Trek

The Everest Panorama Trek package in Nepal is designed for those seeking a short yet highly rewarding adventure in the Everest region. This trek offers spectacular views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam, alongside an immersive experience of the rich Sherpa culture.

Our journey begins with a scenic flight to Lukla, follow a trek through charming villages such as Phakding and Namche Bazaar, the vibrant center of Sherpa culture and commerce. A key highlight is the ascent to the Syangboche hilltop, where trekkers are rewarded with sweeping panoramic views of the towering Himalayan peaks.

On the Panorama Everest trek route, you can witness the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest at 8,848 meters, as well as Lhotse and Cho Oyu. A trek to Everest panorama is specifically design for beginners who want to experience the Everest territory without ascending to higher altitudes.

Further more, it is an ideal trek for those who wish to experience the majestic beauty of the Everest region without walking longer days trekking. With flexible options for private or group departures and the possibility of an express trek, this package offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural immersion, and convenience.

Price Per Person for 7 days Everest Panorama trek package for 2025 and 2026.

Number of Tourist	Price Per Person
1 Person	US$ 1025
2 Person	US$ 899
3 Person	US$ 895
4 to 6 person	US$ 790
7 to 9 Person	US$ 698
10 and more than 10 Person	US$ 598

If you’re wondering to know about what is included and what is excluded from this trip price, kindly check on the cost given on a tab button.

The Everest panorama trek itinerary details

Majestic mountain 7-day Everest Vista trek has a short itinerary compared to most walks in this region leading up to the Syangboche hill at Hotel Everest view [HEV]. This particular vista trek route is design for world travelers who wish to hike in the spectacular mountain but are restricted time-wise.

Everest view trekking is a most popular among other Everest trek routes because of a relatively easy trek compared to other trekking routes in the Himalayas. Travelers who wish to reach Syangboche Hill station in a more relaxed manner can try this itinerary. If this travel plan is not fit you? send us your inquiry for a tailor-made itinerary.

01 Day Fly to Lukla airport (2,840m/9,318 feet). Trek to Bangkar (2,630m/8,629 feet), 4 hours 02 Day Namche Bazaar trek (3,440m/11,286 feet), 5 hours 03 DayTrek to Khumjung village (3,780m/12,402 feet) via Syangboche hill, 4 hours 04 DayTengboche Monastery trek (3,860m/12,665 feet), 6 hours 05 DayTrek to Monjo village (2,835m/9,302 feet), 7 hours 06 DayDescend to Lukla bazaar (2,840m/9,318 feet), 6 hours 07 DayReturn Mountain flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. Trip finish.

How much does the Everest panorama trek package price?

It’s a hike to Everest Panorama package price US$ 598 and might reach up to US$ 1025 per person on double occupancy basis. Gokyo Treks and Expedition agency notify this express Everest view trek package price for 2025 and 2026 based on group size you are travelling with.

For the deluxe and luxury Everest panorama trekking tour plan, we add 4-5 stars category hotel deluxe air-conditioned room in Kathmandu with breakfast. Likewise, a comfortable bedroom with an attached toilet/bathroom en route. WE ARE OPEN TO CUSTOMIZING YOUR TOUR AND PACKAGE PRICE AS PER YOUR REQUIREMENTS.

Travelers praise the Everest View Trek for its natural beauty, colorful landscapes, and Sherpa hospitality. It offers stunning views of Everest and several other 8,000-meter peaks. We can organize your Everest Trek package privately or include you in a group departure. An express Everest Vista Trek can start on any date that suits you.

Question: Is airport pick-up service available on my arrival time in Kathmandu, Nepal?.

Answer: Yes sure. Provide us with your flight details. Our representative will come to pick up you at Kathmandu international airport on your arrival.

Question: Do I need experience in Everest view trekking?

Answer: Experience is not necessary for this Everest View Trek in Nepal. This package trip is designed to access for beginners and those with moderate fitness levels, allowing you to enjoy the stunning views of Everest and the surrounding Himalayan peaks without the demands of more difficult treks. However, some prior hiking experience and physical preparation can enhance your trekking experience better.

Question: Can I store my luggage/stuff in Kathmandu?

Answer: Yes, you can leave your luggage at your hotel or at our office. Storing your stuff in the Gokyo Treks agency office for for free nd safe.

Question: Is Everest vista trekking Safe for a Solo Female Trekkers?

Answer: Yes, this Everest vista trek route is widely regarded as safe for solo female trekkers. However, as with any trekking adventure, it’s crucial to take precautions and remain aware of your surroundings. While solo trekking is possible, we recommend joining our small group trips, with at least two people, to make your travel more cost-effective. This approach can nearly half your travel package price.

Our team consists of honest and friendly guides who treat every trekker like a family member. We are arranging treks for solo female travelers since our establishment, ensuring their safety and enjoyment throughout the journey.

Question: What should my insurance policy cover during the Everest view trek?

Answer: Your insurance policy for the Everest View Trek should cover emergency medical treatment, evacuation, and repatriation, including helicopter rescue services at high altitudes. Additionally, it should include coverage for trip cancellations, delays, lost baggage, and personal liability. Ensure the policy is comprehensive and specifically tailored for high-altitude trekking activities.

Question: What will happen if my scheduled flight Ktm-Lukla-Ktm route gets delayed or canceled?

Answer: Weather in the Himalayas is uncertain and unpredictable, therefore, the rate of fight delay and cancellation is high at Lukla. If this happens then you will board on the flight next morning and you have to spend an extra night at Lukla Airport if you are returning to Kathmandu or need to stay extra night in Kathmandu if you are flying to Lukla. A helicopter rescue flight is also possible to use depending on the weather and your budgets (extra difference). So, we recommend you allocate a couple of extra days after your Everest panorama journey so that you will not miss your international flight back.

Question: What are the alternatives to flying from Kathmandu to Lukla or return?

Answer: Alternative flights from Kathmandu to Lukla, or return, include helicopter flights and flights from Ramechhap to Lukla. Helicopter flights offer more flexibility and can operate in slightly unfavorable weather conditions, though they are more expensive.

Ramechhap option involves a drive from Kathmandu to Ramechhap followed by a shorter flight to Lukla, often used during peak seasons to reduce congestion at Kathmandu airport.

Another available option is to drive from Kathmandu to Phaplu and Phaplu to Thamdanda, around 16 hours drive and trek for a single day to reach Lukla.

Question: What kind of food and accommodation can I expect on my Everest Panorama hikes?.

Answer: Along the Everest View Trek route, you will find a variety of lodges, each with an attached restaurant offering a delicious selection of vegetarian meals. Options include pasta, tuna bake, noodles, potatoes, eggs, curry rice, bread, and soups, providing plenty of choices for every taste. Each evening, dinner is served at the lodge where you stay overnight, with breakfast provided the next morning before departure. We can serve lunch at a guest house on the way to your next destination.

Furthermore, we provide the tourist standard guest house accommodation along the journey. Rooms in those guest houses are clean with a cozy bed with a nice mattress and a thin blanket. However we recommend you take your own sleeping bags if you have one with you otherwise, you may rent them while you are in Kathmandu.

Question: What opportunities will I have a shower along the Everest panorama hike?

Answer: You’ll have an opportunities for showers at lodges along the route. Most lodges offer basic shower facilities with hot water, although the availability and cleanliness can vary. It’s advisable to bring your own toiletries and a quick-dry towel for convenience.

Question: How do I get drinking water on Everest panorama trekking?.

Answer: Most of the lodges and shops along the route, you can purchase mineral water for drink. However, we recommend against buying mineral water in plastic bottles due to the lack of proper disposal facilities. Instead, we advise using AQUA tablets, available at pharmacies, to purify normal water. Normal water is readily available at campsites and along the trekking route.

Question: Can I charge my mobile phone or digital camera battery?

Answer: Yes, you can charge your mobile phone or digital camera battery at the guest houses along the Everest Panorama trekking route. However, it’s important to note that charging facilities is available for an additional fee. It’s advisable to carry a portable charger or power bank as a backup.

Question: Are there any communication facilities on the Panorama Everest journey?.

Answer: Yes, there are communication facilities available on the Everest Panorama journey. Most lodges along the trekking route have Wi-Fi and local phone. It’s a most popular trek in Nepal, so buy a local SIM Card to use call and data pack services to stay in touch with family and friends.

Question: When should I book my trip and what are the payment terms?

Answer: We request you to book your trip with us as early as possible. While we aim to accommodate last-minute bookings, a 15% advance deposit is necessary to secure your reservation. Within this deposits, we make necessary reservation including issuing the lukla round trip air tickets. And the remaining part of the payment, you can pay us upon your arrival in Kathmandu Nepal.

Question: Who will carry my luggage?

Answer: We do provide porter to transfer your luggage on a cost add-on basis. As a responsible trek operator, we ensure that each of our porter carry a maximum of 24 kilograms, equivalent to one porter for every two guests. This approach prioritizes both porter welfare and efficient service for our guests.

Question: How much distance do I walk each day?

Answer: You can expect to walk between 5 to 10 kilometers (about 3 to 6 miles) each day, depending on the day’s trail conditions. It usually translates to around 4 to 6 hours of trekking daily at a moderate pace, allowing for acclimatization and time to take in the views.

Question: Do I need walking poles for the Everest view lodge trek?

Answer: For a safer trekking experience, it is advisable to use walking poles. Familiarize yourself with their proper use for balance and stability, whether on sidewalks or trails. Walking poles can significantly reduce the risk of slips and falls. While they are advisable, they are not mandatory for the trek.

Question: Can I use credit card to pay my extra expenses for my Everest Panorama Trek?

Answer: Credit card payments are generally not accepted at most lodges along the Everest Panorama Trek route. Therefore, we recommend carrying sufficient cash in Nepalese Rupees (approximately US$15 to US$20 per person per day) to cover extra expenses such as drinks, energy bars, and donations. Although ATMs are available in Lukla and Namche Bazaar, they often run out of cash during the high seasons.