Hotel Everest View trek

For those who like to combine hiking and helicopter tours in one trip, the popular trek into the heart of the Everest region is much sought after. For travellers who have limited time but still want to spend time in nature, this is ideal.

This four-day trip is more dependable for providing a break from a busy and demanding schedule due to its shorter trekking days and increased exposure to Mother Nature. This 4-day moderate-level trekking trip with Hotel Everest View is ideal for hikers of all ages, but especially those between the ages of 5 and 85.

With the best perspective of Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, this four-day walk helps you see Nepal’s high alpine region. It enables travellers to experience the main attractions of the Himalayas, including its lofty peaks, verdant foliage, verdant forests, blooming spruce, and rhododendron.

Among the mountains that may be seen are Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Mount Everest. Additionally, encountering locals with their own distinct culture, traditions, values, and way of life will give even more flavour to your travels. The trek’s off-road routes, steps made of stones and roots, waterfalls, cascades, groups of dwellings, and other features are among its other main draws.

Major Attractions Of Hotel Everest View Trek

1. Kathmandu to Lukla and Lukla to Nepal
2. From Namche Bazaar to Kala Pathar/EBC (flyover) to Lukla, via helicopter
   sweeping views of numerous high mountains, including Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Cho Oyu, and Mount
3. Everest
4. Trekking up to Hotel Everest View and investigate Nepal’s Khumjung area.
5. Brownish slopes and a verdant, luxuriant woodland
6. Uncommon and exotic plants and animals
7. Rivers, natural springs and taps, natural waterfalls, cascades, off-road trails, a few villages, tea shops in the area, lodging facilities, and restaurants
8. Meet and interact closely with the local Sherpa people to gain an understanding of their customs, values, and way of life.
9. Organic and hygienic nourishment at the luxurious stopover hotels and lodges

4 Days Trek To The Base Camp Known As Hotel Everest View Trek

Trekking to the base camp over four days is called the Hotel Everest View Trek. This is so that you can explore the area and hike to the Hotel Everest View as part of the trekking programme. You will travel to Lukla from Kathmandu on the first day of the trek, then hike to Monjo.You will then hike from Monjo to Namche Bazaar the following day, where you will spend the night.

The day has finally here when you will trek from Namche Bazaar to Hotel Everest View. You will go about, travel to Khumjung, and spend the night there on this day. Finally, take a helicopter ride the next day, see the Himalayas from the ground and from a peregrine falcon, and then head back to Kathmandu.

Throughout the journey, the Hotel Everest View Trek offers the best panoramic views of mountains including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and many more. It leads you to the heart of the Himalayas.

You will pass directly by Sagarmatha National Park, one of Nepal’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, on your Everest View Hotel trip. This excursion is made enjoyable by exploring the surrounding greenery, which includes fir trees, rhododendron forests, and bushes, all paired with delectable meals.

Learn more about Hotel Everest View, the greatest lodging option in the Himalayas’ high altitude.

• At 3880 metres above sea level, Hotel Everest View holds the record for being the highest hotel worldwide.
• Hotel Everest View has 12 rooms total, each with a 360-degree panoramic view of Mount Everest. It is situated in the Syangboche area of Sagarmatha National Park, one of Nepal’s UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Note: You will have the opportunity to spend the night at Hotel Everest View on the third day of the Hotel Everest View Trek. You will need to confirm this when making travel arrangements, though, as hotel rooms tend to fill up quickly during the busiest times of year.

Trip Facts- Hotel Everest View Trek

Destination: Nepal’s Everest region
Journey time: four days
Two to six hours a day of walking
Number of people in the group: 1 to 12
Helicopter group size: 1 to 5 people (based on how they are seated in the helicopter)
400 kg of weight plus luggage is allowed in a single helicopter.
1,400 metres is the minimum altitude (Kathmandu)
Maximum elevation: 5,380 metres (EBC) or 5,643 metres (Kala Patthar)
Three helicopters were in operation: a Bell 206B III Jet Ranger, an AS 350 B3+ “Ecureuil,” and an AS 350 B3e “Ecureuil”.

The best seasons are fall (September, October, and November) and spring (March, April, and May).

Overview Of Hotel Everest View Trek Itinerary

Monjo, Namche Bazaar, Hotel Everest View, Kala Patthar, and EBC are all located in Kathmandu.

1. Trekking to Hotel Everest View begins in Kathmandu. You will be picked up from your hotel by a business representative and taken to the airport. Lukla will be reached in about twenty to thirty minutes.
2. You will walk along a Himalayan trail from Lukla to Monjo. To get to Monjo, it will take about three or four hours. The trail heads towards Namche Bazaar the following day, and it will take five to six hours to get there.
3. You will trek to Hotel Everest View the next day by following the village and forest trail. Here, you will spend the night at Hotel Everest View, where you may take advantage of the opulent amenities and the mountain view.
4. There is an uphill and downhill trail, and walking takes roughly five to six hours on average during the day. On the final day, you will take a helicopter to reach Kala Patthar, also known as Everest base camp, and then fly back to Kathmandu via Lukla.

The best chance to reach Everest base camp in 4 days is offered by Nepal Trek Adventures. While exploring the Hotel Everest View and the Khumjung area within the Sagarmatha National Park area on Everest is the primary goal of this tour.

For those who wish to escape the daily hassles of trekking while still taking in the Himalayan scenery, this well-equipped hiking route is ideal. The entire vacation is affordable, with a fair fee and an itinerary that may be customised. Depending on demand, you may easily add an additional route or change the trek to suit your needs.

Therefore, don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions you may have regarding this Hotel Everest view tour or to make a reservation. We are here for your service and hospitality around-the-clock.

In addition, we offer standard trekking packages, some of which include a full hiking journey to the base camp. For trekkers who are in good physical condition, the Everest base camp adventure is the ideal choice.

Hardcore workouts are not required in order to take part in this adventure.It is sufficient to exercise regularly for one month in the morning and evening at home. The highest point that may be reached during an expedition to base camp is 5545 metres, or Kalapathar’s viewpoint.

The Everest base camp helicopter trip can be the ideal schedule for you if you’re searching for a simple tour that doesn’t require any hiking. A helicopter journey can get you to the foot of Everest in a single day.

The excursion begins at the domestic terminal in Kathmandu and travels to the highest point of the base camp. It makes a return the same day after spending an hour getting settled at breakfast at Hotel Everest View.