Everest Panorama Trek
Trip Overview
Everest Panorama Trek, also named Tengboche Trek, is designed to be a short trip with the final destination up to a world-famous 'Tengboche Monastery' located in the Tengboche village at an altitude of 3867m. The trail follows the path to the Everest Base Camp route and passes through the local villages with authentic Sherpa culture allowing the wonderful experiences of Sherpa cuisine and warm hospitality.
Highlights
- Visit the most popular and renowned town of the Everest Region.
- Visit the largest monastery - Dawa Choling Gompa at Tengboche village.
- Watch Sherpa culture and lifestyle from close.
- Enjoy the close view of Mt. Everest, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Ama Dablam, and many other Himalayan Giants.
Itinerary
Commencing this trip
The trek to Tengboche village follows the same route that leads the travelers to the Everest Base Camp. The trip starts from Kathmandu with a short flight to Lukla where you will meet your porter team. The trek starts the same day you land Lukla and walk up to Phakding. Walking further the next day to Namche Bazaar the next day, you will get the chance to explore the local Sherpa market area and some great viewpoints a few hundred meters above the central market area on acclimatizing day.
Your final destination will be a walk up to Tengboche village where you will explore one of the most popular and greatest monasteries of the Khumbu region which is named Dawa Choling Gompa. You can make a morning visit to the monastery with some local fruit offerings and get some blessings from Lama/ priest.
Best time to do this trip
Everest region can be visited year-round but the most recommended time to visit for the trek will be between March to May for spring and Mid-September to Mid-December for autumn. Other months can have a high possibility of the flight getting delayed by uncertain days or canceled due to bad weather conditions in Lukla which is frequently faced during off-season time.
If you want to experience pleasant weather with a good chance to catch a glimpse of Everest and other Himalayan giants, springtime is the best time to go. As this trek is the dream trip of most of the travelers from around the world, expect to face a bit crowd during the peak season time.
What is included?
- 4 nights accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast on twin sharing basis.
- 6 nights accommodation in standard tea house during the trek on a full board twin sharing basis (Breakfast, Lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee).
- Experienced English speaking trek guide and porter/s for the trek (1 porter assigned for 2 travelers).
- Kathmandu to Lukla and return airfares.
- Trek Guide's airfares.
- 4 International and domestic airport transfers in a private vehicle.
- All permit fees required for the trek.
- Equipment allowances, salary, and insurance for the trekking staff.
- Kit bags/duffle bags for the trek (size 45/ 55L).
- A first aid kit with basic supplies for staff.
- All government taxes.
What is not included?
- Single room supplement charges.
- Lunches and Dinners in Kathmandu.
- Additional airport transfers besides mentioned in the 'included' section.
- Soft Drinks and Alcoholic beverages like Coke, Beer, etc. and cigarettes.
- Any sort of guided/ unguided city tours and transfers for the same.
- Entrance fees for monasteries and museums (if any).
- Nepal entry visa fee.
- International airfares.
- Hot shower and hot drinking water during the trek.
- Your personal trekking gears and equipment like the sleeping bag, trekking poles, down jackets, etc.
- Personal nature expenses related to the phone, wifi, gadget charging, laundry, gratitude/ Tips, snack expenses, extra meals, tea, and coffees, etc.
- Your travel insurance and emergency rescue evacuation if any.
- Any activities or services not mentioned in "Service included section"
Important points to be noted:
- The mentioned trip price is per person price quoted for an open trek* based on 5 travelers group. The trip price will vary depending on the final size of the group. The trip price for a customized private trip arrangement may alter.
- The Single Room Supplement charge will be USD 120.00 net for the traveler willing to use a single room for 4 nights stay in Kathmandu Hotel.
- Single rooms will not be available in the tea houses during the trek due to the limited number of lodges on the trail.
- An assistant trek guide will be provided to the group above 5 travelers.
- Domestic airfares are subject to change without prior notice.
* Open trek refers to the trek opened for all interested travelers from around the world to join.