For those who don't want to go all the way to Everest base camp or who don't have longer vacations, the Everest View journey is a short, traditional journey to the mountain. Aside from providing traditional, up-close views of Everest and other Khumbu mountains, this walk also provides cultural context for the fabled Sherpas of the Everest region. The Everest Panorama itinerary was thoughtfully created to effectively and quickly convey the beauty, people, and culture of Nepal. One of our most satisfying treks is to the Everest region! Friendly people, stunning scenery, and a wide range of cultural traditions may all be found in Nepal.

This combination of outdoor exploration and cultural discovery is a fantastic approach to get to know the Himalayan Mountains. We offer a remarkable 8-day journey that includes a wide variety of stunning scenery together with one-of-a-kind cultural contacts with the kindhearted Sherpa people who live in these high-altitude regions to give you a glimpse into the heart of the villages of these people.

With the quick flight to Lukla, the Everest vista (Panorama) climb places us right in the middle of the Khumbu. As we make our way toward Namche Bazaar, we quickly enter Sagarmatha National Park. There, we have time to explore the Sherpa museum and observe the sunset over Mount Everest and the Lhotse/Nuptse wall.

We stay the night in Tengboche so that we can take in the 360-degree mountain view and visit the monastery, where we could be fortunate enough to see a ceremony. From here, we make our way down to Khumjung and Thame, two charming settlements. The venerable gompa in Khumjung has some horrifying demon masks, and you may see the rumored yeti scalp there. The legendary story of "Shangri La" will feel all-too-real after visiting a series of Sherpa settlements surrounded by fluttering prayer flags and sparkling snow-capped peaks. There is the opportunity to take an early-morning "Everest Flight" on our way back to Kathmandu for a dramatic conclusion.This quick climb, appropriate for weekend hikers, provides a wonderful introduction to the pleasures of Himalayan hiking, including those crucial vistas of Mount Everest.

Clothing and Equipment List for Trekking in Himalayas:

Our main paramount is to offer safe and enjoyable trek for your clients.As part of the booking process, we will provide you with a comprehensive clothing and equipment list for proposed trekking .Experienced trekkers will often take only a selection of these items based on what has worked in the past.Please find the equipment list below for your personal use during your traveling period.

Foot wear:Walking boots, Wool and liner socks, sandals

Clothing:

Waterproof jacket and trousers, Trekking trousers, Long sleeve shirts, Micro fleece, Mid to heavyweight fleece, Sleeveless or body warmer type fleece, Thermals or base layer for top & bottom (merino wool or synthetic), Fleece pants, Medium weight down jacket

Hand wear: Fleece gloves, Warms mittens and/or gloves

Head wear: Wool or fleece hat, Sun hat, Scarf, Head torch and extra batteries,Sunglasses

Personal Equipment:

Sleeping bag, Backpack large enough to carry water bottles, camera and extra clothing, Stuff sacks for keeping your gear dry and organized, two water bottles (Nalgene wide mouth bottles are the best), Sunscreen and lip salve with a high SPF, Insect repellent, Water purification tablets (Pristine, Biox Aqua or Aqua Mira), Favorite snack food, Books, iPod and cards etc, Trekking poles, Camera with spare batteries and memory cards, Insurance certificate.

Travelling:

Duffle bag or large backpack for your personal gear on the trek (carried by a porter), Bring a small combination padlock to secure the bag, Travel clothes. You will need casual clothing for air travel days and time spent in Kathmandu, Toiletry bag include toilet paper, soap, towel, toothbrush, etc.

Personal first aid kit:

Any personal medications, Diamox (optional) helps with acclimatization.

Adventure Magic Treks always provide down jackets and down sleeping bags for all our trips.The above list is one 'rough guide' of kit which you'll need to consider before leaving home. Each trekker should carry one backpack for items required during the day.Your day backpack will contain items such as warm clothes, jacket, camera, water bottles, and personal first aid kit and day snacks. The rest of your personal equipment packed in a duffel bag or backpack will be carried by a porter.The maximum weight allowance is 15kgs/33 pounds that we strongly care of porter rights and solely against any exploitation on its operation.