Everest View Trek

A warm Nepali welcome:

As you land at Tribhuvan international Airport, our Simrik Real Nepal Treks team will be right there to greet you with heartfelt hospitality. We`ll escort you through the vibrant streets of Kathmandu to a top-class five-star hotel, where comfort and calm await. In the evening, we`ll gather for a warm welcome dinner-a perfect chance to meet your Guide, taste traditional Nepali flavors, and begin to feel the sprit of Himalayas.

Kathmandu Sightseeing | A Day of Heritage | Spiritual Wonders

Discover the cultural soul of Nepal with our immersive full-day Kathmandu Valley sightseeing tour — an unforgettable journey through five of the city's most sacred and historic landmarks. Guided by our experienced local expert, this day tour offers deep insight into the spiritual and architectural wonders that make Kathmandu a living museum.

Boudhanath Stupa | The Spiritual Heart of Tibetan Buddhism

Start your morning at Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest spherical stupas in the world. Surrounded by vibrant prayer flags and spinning prayer wheels, the peaceful ambience and Tibetan chants create a powerful spiritual atmosphere. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a center for Buddhist learning and rituals — a must-visit for anyone seeking inner peace.

Pashupatinath Temple | Sacred Hindu Pilgrimage Site

Next, we visit the sacred Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal’s most revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located along the holy Bagmati River, this sacred complex is a place of worship, cremation rituals, and deep spiritual significance. Though only Hindus may enter the main temple, visitors can witness ancient traditions and unique temple architecture from the opposite riverbank.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square | The Timeless City of Art

Travel east to the medieval city of Bhaktapur, where cobblestone lanes lead you to the majestic Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Famous for its well-preserved temples, courtyards, and intricate wood carvings, highlights include the 55-Window Palace, Golden Gate, and Nyatapola Temple. This ancient royal square offers a glimpse into Nepal’s artistic and architectural brilliance.

Patan Durbar Square | A Living Museum of Newar Culture

We then head south to the elegant Patan Durbar Square, located near Patan Dhoka. This historic complex is a masterpiece of Newar craftsmanship, adorned with bronze statues, stone temples, and traditional courtyards. Don't miss the Krishna Mandir and the Patan Museum, where the richness of Kathmandu Valley’s heritage is beautifully displayed.

Swayambhunath Stupa | The Monkey Temple with a View

End your day atop the scenic hill of Swayambhunath, famously known as the Monkey Temple. This ancient stupa offers sweeping views of the Kathmandu Valley and is a sacred site for both Buddhists and Hindus. The glimmering golden spire, the all-seeing eyes of Buddha, and the fluttering prayer flags make it a perfect spiritual finale to your cultural day tour.

Your Himalayan adventure begins with an early morning transfer to the airport. Depending on the season and air traffic, the flight to Lukla departs either directly from Kathmandu or from Manthali Airport in Ramechhap, which requires a scenic drive of about 4 to 5 hours before boarding the short mountain flight. Whichever route you take, expect stunning aerial views of snow-capped peaks and dramatic landscapes.

Upon landing at Lukla (2,840m) — the gateway to the Everest region — you’ll meet your trekking team and start your journey on foot. Today’s trek follows a peaceful trail that descends gently through traditional Sherpa settlements and lush forested paths. The trail winds alongside the Dudh Koshi River, crossing several suspension bridges decorated with colorful prayer flags.

We pause for a relaxing lunch break near the Thadokoshi River, where trekkers can enjoy the tranquil setting and fuel up for the walk ahead. After a few more hours on the trail, we reach Phakding, a quiet village nestled in the river valley. Tonight’s accommodation is in a local teahouse, offering warm hospitality, hearty meals, and your first taste of life in the high Himalayas.

After a peaceful night in Phakding, we begin today’s journey with a pleasant morning walk along the banks of the Dudh Koshi River, surrounded by pine forests and the crisp mountain breeze. The first section of the trail is gentle and refreshing, leading us to Manjo, a charming village where we take a short break and complete the check-in process at the entrance to Sagarmatha National Park.

From here, we continue through a serene forest trail and follow the river upstream to Jorsale, a quiet settlement nestled among hills where we stop for a relaxed lunch break. Energized and refueled, we carry on, walking beside the river, crossing several suspension bridges — the highlight being the iconic Hillary Suspension Bridge at Larzadovan, strung high above the river with stunning views below.

After crossing the bridge, the trail begins its steep climb through alpine woods and rocky paths, gradually ascending toward Namche Bazaar, the vibrant heart of the Everest region. This final stretch can be challenging, but the reward is spectacular — as the first views of Mount Everest begin to appear on a clear day.

We reach Namche Bazaar by late afternoon — a colorful hillside town bustling with local shops, yak caravans, bakeries, and breathtaking views. Tonight, we settle into a comfortable teahouse and enjoy a well-deserved rest in this lively Sherpa town.

AcclimatizationScenic Hike to Everest View Point and Khumjung Village (3,780m)

Today is a special day in your Everest journey — a perfect balance of rest and adventure. While we remain in Namche Bazaar for acclimatization, we’ll also take a rewarding day hike to explore higher elevations and soak in some of the most iconic views in the Khumbu region.

After a warm breakfast with the backdrop of surrounding hills, we begin our gradual ascent toward the Everest View Point, a panoramic spot above Namche that lives up to its name. As you climb the stone steps, the Himalayas slowly unfold, and on clear days, you’ll witness majestic peaks like Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Lhotse, and the mighty Everest itself rising proudly in the distance.

From the viewpoint, we continue towards Khumjung Village, one of the largest Sherpa settlements in the region. Nestled beneath the sacred Khumbila mountain, this peaceful village offers an authentic glimpse into Sherpa culture, local stone houses, yak pastures, and the famous Khumjung Monastery, which is believed to house a mysterious yeti scalp.

We enjoy a relaxing lunch in Khumjung, surrounded by mountain views and quiet charm. After soaking in the atmosphere and perhaps visiting the local school built by Sir Edmund Hillary’s foundation, we begin our descent back to Namche Bazaar in the afternoon.

Although today is an acclimatization day, the gentle hike to higher altitude helps your body adjust naturally while offering a full day of discovery, photography, and high-mountain beauty. Evening in Namche is yours to relax — sip warm tea, explore the market, or visit a local bakery.

Today’s trek is one of the most memorable sections of the Everest region trail blending panoramic Himalayan views with rich cultural heritage and serene forest paths. We begin our day after breakfast in Namche Bazaar, following a short 20-minute ascent that gradually opens up to one of the most spectacular stretches.

The trail then levels out and leads us along a scenic ridge, offering breathtaking views of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Thamserku, and other towering giants. Every step feels like walking through a postcard, with the mountains so close it feels like you can touch them.

After reaching the small settlement of Sansa, the path begins to descend steeply through pine and rhododendron forests, winding down to the peaceful riverside hamlet of Phunki Thanga (3,250m). This is where we stop for a well-earned lunch, with the soothing sound of the Dudh Koshi River in the background. Here, we also check our permits at the army post before beginning the final leg of the day.

From Phunki Thanga, the trail climbs steadily uphill through shaded woods, lined with moss-covered trees and mountain birdsong. This section requires effort, but the surroundings offer a peaceful rhythm for trekkers. After the climb, we reach the spiritual heart of the Khumbu — Tengboche.

Famous for its ancient Tengboche Monastery, this site is deeply sacred to the Sherpa community. With a history dating back to 1916, the monastery is the largest in the region and holds deep cultural and spiritual importance. On clear days, it stands beautifully against a backdrop of Mount Everest and Ama Dablam, making it one of the most iconic viewpoints in the entire trek.

Tonight, we stay in a local teahouse near the monastery, where you can witness monks performing evening prayers, explore the surroundings, or simply absorb the tranquility of this Himalayan sanctuary.

Tengboche to Jorsale Trek – Forest Trails, Sherpa Culture & Himalayan Majesty
An unforgettable day in the Everest Region with Simrik Real Nepal Treks

Embark on a truly immersive Himalayan experience as you journey from Tengboche to Jorsale—a trek that blends pristine nature, world-class mountain panoramas, and authentic Sherpa culture. Today’s route takes you through alpine forests, traditional villages, and scenic ridgelines, culminating in a serene overnight stay beside the Dudh Koshi River. This stretch is ideal for trekkers seeking both visual splendor and cultural richness in the heart of the Khumbu region.

Your day begins in the tranquil forest of Phungithanga, where the gentle murmur of the Dudh Koshi River and birdsong serve as your natural alarm clock. After a nourishing breakfast at 6:30 AM, the trek ascends steeply through a lush, mossy forest of rhododendron and Himalayan firs. Colorful prayer flags flutter above as you climb, and if you're fortunate, you might glimpse a Himalayan monal or elusive musk deer in the cool morning shade.

At Kyanjuma, the trail softens and transitions into a graceful traverse along the mountainside. This is one of the most photogenic stretches of the Everest Base Camp trail, with commanding views of Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kongde Ri, and even Mount Everest peeking above distant ridges. The walk is peaceful, meditative, and dotted with cultural landmarks like chortens and mani walls, making it a favorite for photographers and nature lovers alike.

By midday, you arrive at the legendary Namche Bazaar—a vibrant Sherpa town perched like an amphitheater above the valley. Enjoy a freshly prepared lunch while soaking in the sights and sounds of high-altitude life. Browse local handicrafts, visit a bakery, or explore the Himalayan museum before the afternoon descent begins.

Leaving Namche, the trail zigzags down ancient stone steps, past pine groves, rushing waterfalls, and suspension bridges that dance over the river below. You'll pass through Monjo, the entrance checkpoint for Sagarmatha National Park, and soon arrive in Jorsale—a peaceful riverside hamlet nestled at 2,740 meters.

Tonight’s stay in Jorsale offers peace, comfort, and connection with nature. Unlike the busier villages, Jorsale remains quiet and uncrowded, with teahouses beside the river providing a perfect place to unwind. As night falls, the sounds of flowing water and the whispering trees create a soothing backdrop beneath a star-lit sky.

Trek from Jorsale (2900m) to Lukla (2840m)

Today marks the final chapter of your incredible Everest Base Camp adventure, as we trek from the peaceful village of Jorsale back to Lukla, the starting point of this unforgettable Himalayan journey. This route follows the same trail we took on the way up, now offering new perspectives, easier walking, and a deep sense of accomplishment.

We begin our last trekking morning gently. Wake-up call at 7:00 AM, followed by a warm and filling breakfast at 7:30 AM in the riverside teahouse. The sounds of the Dudh Koshi River and the rustling trees send us off with a calm but emotional farewell to the higher Himalayas. Shortly after breakfast, we shoulder our packs and begin the final descent through the lush, forested trails of the Khumbu region.

The trail from Jorsale to Lukla is rich with natural beauty, flowing rivers, and iconic suspension bridges. We pass through Monjo, where we officially exit Sagarmatha National Park, and continue toward Benkar and Phakding, retracing the path through rhododendron forests, mani stones, and terraced Sherpa villages. This time, the walk feels more reflective—less demanding, but full of gratitude. You may recognize familiar landmarks, tea stops, and scenic bends along the trail. As we cross the final suspension bridge and reach Chheplung, the terrain gradually ascends to Lukla, a symbolic climb that brings both joy and pride.

Walk alongside the vibrant Dudh Koshi River. Pass through traditional Sherpa villages like Phakding and Ghat. Cross several swinging suspension bridges, decorated with prayer flags. Enjoy new angles of Kusum Kanguru, Thamserku, and Kongde Ri. Reflect on your journey as the trail narrows into Lukla’s gateway town

Arriving in Lukla by late afternoon, we check into a comfortable teahouse for our final night in the Khumbu. This evening is for celebration, reflection, and sharing stories with your guide and fellow trekkers. A farewell dinner often marks this special occasion, overlooking the small but legendary Tenzing-Hillary Airport, where tomorrow’s flight will carry us back to Kathmandu.

Gentle farewell trek through green Himalayan foothills. Cultural encounters in Sherpa villages. Final ascent to Lukla, filled with reflection and pride. Overnight in the vibrant mountain town of Lukla

Though the trek concludes in Lukla, the memories, mountain spirit, and sense of achievement stay with you forever. This trail has led you through the heart of the Himalayas, to the base of Everest, and back—with each step guided by the expert hands of Simrik Nepal Treks.

Scenic Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu | Manthali

Lukla to Kathmandu: 35 minutes/Lukla to Manthali: 20 minutes
Drive from Manthali to Kathmandu: 4–5 hours-private vehicle
Today is the final stage of your unforgettable Himalayan journey with Simrik Nepal Treks. After days of exploring the Everest region’s towering peaks, remote trails, and vibrant Sherpa culture, we begin the homeward journey with a morning flight from Lukla Airport, one of the most iconic high-altitude airstrips in the world.
Morning Flight from Lukla
After an early breakfast, we head to Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla, located at 2,860 meters above sea level. Depending on seasonal air traffic and weather patterns, your flight will land either in Kathmandu or Manthali (Ramechhap).
Lukla to Kathmandu
If your flight is scheduled directly to Kathmandu, it will depart around 6:30 AM and arrive in the capital by 7:05 AM (subject to change based on air traffic and visibility). During this 35-minute flight, enjoy stunning aerial views of the Khumbu region, green hills, and the urban sprawl of Kathmandu valley.
Lukla to Manthali
If your flight is routed to Manthali, it will take off around 6:15 AM and land at 6:35 AM. Manthali Airport is located in Ramechhap District and is a smaller regional airstrip used during peak trekking seasons.
Drive from Manthali to Kathmandu
Upon landing in Manthali, our private vehicle will be waiting to greet you. The journey from Manthali to Kathmandu is approximately 135 kilometers and takes around 4 to 5 hours, depending on road and traffic conditions.
The road winds through scenic countryside, with terraced fields, riverside villages, and mid-hill forests. Expect a bumpy yet picturesque ride, especially during the monsoon or post-rainy seasons. We’ll make comfort stops along the way for refreshments and short breaks. You’ll arrive in Kathmandu by early to mid-afternoon, with time to check into your hotel and enjoy a restful evening in the city.
Highlights of the Day
Fly from one of the world’s most thrilling airports. Aerial views of Everest, Lhotse, and the Himalayan ranges. Scenic countryside drive (if via Manthali) through Nepal’s rural heartland. Return to the lively streets and comforts of Kathmandu
Important Note: Flight routes are subject to seasonal changes and weather conditions. Simrik Nepal Treks ensures all logistics—from flights to private transfers—are arranged for your comfort, safety, and peace of mind.

Farewell from Kathmandu | Airport Transfer and Departure

Today marks the conclusion of your remarkable journey through the heart of the Himalayas. After days of adventure, culture, and breathtaking landscapes, it's time to say farewell to Nepal—the land of towering peaks, warm smiles, and lifelong memories.

Final Day in Kathmandu

Enjoy a calm and peaceful morning in Kathmandu, with time to reflect on your highland journey, perhaps over a relaxed breakfast or a final stroll near your hotel. Whether you're departing with mountain dust on your boots or unforgettable images in your heart, this moment is yours to cherish.

Airport Transfer by Simrik Nepal Treks

At your scheduled time, our dedicated representative from Simrik Nepal Treks will arrive at your hotel to escort you to Tribhuvan International Airport. The transfer will be smooth and timely, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free departure.

During the short drive to the airport, we’ll share a few final words of thanks, smiles, and best wishes for your journey ahead. It’s never easy to say goodbye—but we part with the hope of meeting again on another trail.

What to Expect:

Private vehicle transfer from your hotel to Kathmandu Airport. Assistance with your luggage and departure formalities. Warm farewell from the Simrik Nepal Treks team

Your Journey Continues

Though your adventure through Nepal concludes today, the spirit of the mountains, the stories of the trails, and the heartfelt connections made along the way will stay with you. We hope to welcome you again for another chapter of discovery.