Everest View Trek - 8 Days

 Yes. Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will easily obtain a visa by processing some formalities. Tourist Visa with Multiple Entry for 30 days can be obtained by paying the USD 40 or equivalent foreign currency. Likewise, Tourist Visa with Multiple Entry for 90 days can be attained by paying USD 100.

To get your visa for Nepal, you require the following documents:

• A valid passport with the validity of at least six months
• Visa fees which should be paid in cash (No credit card is accepted)
• Two passport size photos
• Then, you should fill the application form.

Yes. Our company offers both pick up and drop off services when you book any trip with us. One of the representatives from our company welcomes and departs you with the tourist vehicle.  

Yes, a hot shower is available in most of the lodges on the EBC trails however people do not take shower every day on the Everest view trek as most people take shower only a few times such as in Namche, and Lukla and the cost of the shower are from 300.00 to 600.00 NPR. The cost may increase with elevation.

Yes, most of the hotels/teahouses of most of the camps/villages have electric power to charge your electric and electronic devices. Some places offer solar system power so, there is not enough power to charge your stuff so, and we advise you to have some spare batteries on our Everest view trek.

Yes, Travel Insurance is mandatory for the Everest view trek. Although this is a lower elevated trek, of course, there is some risk on this trek so, you need to have a travel insurance policy that covers the emergency evacuation as the Helicopter is only the means of transport you back to the city/Kathmandu and Hospital in case of any accident happened on your trek or get any sickness including high altitude sickness.

In fact, you don’t need to be a mountaineer or athlete to succeed in the journey. If you are reasonably fit, have a spirit of mountain journey, and like walking, you are always qualified for any trekking in Nepal. It is a short, easy, and family trek; you do not need any previous experience. Some of the physical fitness programs such as running, swimming, hiking before you embark on the journey are beneficial to success the journey.

Normally, the trekking duration is determined by the type and place of trekking that you have chosen. However, in this trek trekkers need to hike for 5-6 hours a day. And you will normally climb about 500m of altitude per day.

Trekking in the Everest region, we need to stay in local tea houses and lodges. Most of the accommodations will be on the basis of twin sharing, especially in the peak months. Single rooms are available but it may cost extra.

During the trial, you can enjoy both national and international foods and cuisines like Tibetan, Continental, Italian, and Indian. Typical Nepali ethnic foods are mind-blowing. You can also enjoy other foods like hot chocolates, drinks of different varieties, and slices of bread and snacks.

Breakfasts and dinner will be served at the same hotel/tea houses where you spend the night, according to the menu. Lunch will be served at the next destination. Trekkers enjoy the farewell dinner in one of the cultural restaurants in Kathmandu in full Nepali style.

If you search ‘when should I visit Nepal? You get the readymade answer spring and autumn. They are most popular because of the clear weather, fewer chances of precipitation or snowfall, spectacular views, and lustrous landscapes.

However, the Everest view trek is favorable in winter too. In these months, the teahouses are almost vacant and you have a plethora of choices for accommodation, the views are excellent and the landscapes look magnificent. Less number of trekkers on the routes makes the trekking destinations less crowded. You even get affordable prices in the offseason.