Everest Shortest Trek: 5 Days Everest East Trekking For 2024
5 Days Everest Short and easy trekking in Nepal is uniquely designed trekking package for Khumbu region. Lots of trekkers aspire to reach the Khumbu region of Nepal and gaze at the world’s tallaest mountain Mt. Everest as well as other Everest mountain ranges. The trip is very arduous to reach the Everest Base Camp or cross the high passes. However, our travel planners knitted the itinerary up to Namche Bazaar and famous Khumjung village for the trekkers to enjoy the Khumbu. The trip will undoubtedly provide lots of events as trekkers will be able to see more than 2 dozens of mountains, Sherpa villages and temperate-alpine forests.
The journey starts with the jovial yet adventurous flight to world’s most extreme airport The Tenzing Hillary Lukla Airport. Trekkers will meet the support crew members in Lukla and starts their walking along the Dudhkoshi River towards Phakding. This is the hamlet which is relatively in low altitude situated on the bank of River surrounded by high hills full of temperate forests. As you walk higher the crossing of suspension bridges and the various hamlets of seen on the way will start to make you feel that you are in Himalayan landscape. Trekkers will take the ascent to Namche Bazaar after crossing the final suspension bridge of Larpchen which is quite adventurous.
The first sight of Everest will be seen just about half an hour to Namche Bazaar. The market is the heartland of Sherpas in Khumbu region. During 5 Days Everest Short trekking in Nepal trekkers will spend two days in Namche Bazaar. The hiking to Everest View Hotel will be the most cherished event of this trekking as trekkers will behold the mountains like Amadablam, Thamserku, Kwangde, Kusum Kangaru, Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Tabuche etc. Khumjung Village of Sherpa people will help you get acquainted with their lifestyle and farming techniques as well.
Book the 5 Days Everest Shortest Trek in Nepal with us and realize your dream of seeing Mt. Everest from closer. It would be moderate walking up in the Himalayas.