Everest Short Trek

Everest Short trek Itinerary can be customized according to your choice. Please write to us for the individual travel Itinerary. The price varies depending on hotel category, transportation, private vehicle, and flight service.

Everest Short Trek, one of the best short Treks in Nepal, is designed for those who have minimal time. Within a short time, you get an excellent opportunity to experience the highest mountain in the world. Mount Everest (8,848 m) and surrounding peaks such as Mt. Lhotse (8,516 m), Mt. Makalu (8,485 m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8,201 m), Mt. Nuptse (7,855 m), Mt. Pumori (7,145 m ), Mt. Ama Dablam (6,856 m), Mt. Thamserku (6,723 m).

The highest point of the Everest Short Trek is the Tengboche Monastery in the middle of the UNESCO-protected Sagarmatha National Park in the Khumbu region in the east of Nepal at an altitude of 3,867 meters. This monastery, also well-known as Dawa Choling Gompa, is the Tibetan Buddhist monastery of the Sherpa society and the largest gompa in the Everest region. It offers a panoramic view of the Mount Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Tawache and Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Thamserku, and other neighboring peaks

Depending on your availability of time, budget, interest, and region, we organize short and long hikes in different places in Nepal together with a professional, local, and friendly guide. This trekking opportunity would be your best decision for the next vacation trip that offers the immeasurable natural beauty of mountains and landscapes along with incomparable cultural experiences. Plan your trip to Nepal with us; we will make your dream come true!

Food and Accommodation

Food is a big part of the vacation. When you travel with us, you will experience a variety of excellent Nepalese, Chinese, continental, Italian, and various local cuisines. Your guide will suggest delicious, hygienic, and unique dishes for each location during your trip. A mountain restaurant owner prefers not to order too many dishes and waste food, as he wants to provide more hikers with limited food before running away. It’s been a week or more of hard work for shippers and caravans to get groceries to these places. During this walk, you usually eat breakfast and eat in the same lodge. Lunch will be taken in one of the restaurants on the way.

A tea house is the combination of a guest house, restaurant, and meeting point. Single rooms are available in most tea houses, except for a higher level, which is only dormitories. The accommodations are pretty simple, with two single beds and tiny additional furniture. Blankets are usually provided. There are a large dining and living room heated by the Bukhara stove (an iron cylinder equipped with a fireplace that lights a wood fire. There is usually no electric lighting in the rooms unless the city has electricity hydropower.

Most tea houses now have electricity to charge small devices, cell phones, and cameras, and a small fee may apply.

What to bring

It is a very active trip, which means that you are traveling most of the time. So pack up as lightly as possible. We offer a luggage rack for two travelers. The porter carries his trekking equipment in a canvas bag, which we make available to him. The maximum that the chargers can carry 15 kg per hiker means 30 kg of 2 hikers. Unnecessary luggage can be checked out at Hotel Kathmandu and is entirely free.

Insurance / evacuation:

We do not expect any serious problems to arise on your trip. However, if you suffer from a severe illness, we will do our best to take you to the nearest possible hospital. However, you are responsible for all costs incurred during the evacuation process. It is, therefore, suitable that you have insurance that covers your expenses.

Travel insurance for every itinerary of our company is a prerequisite for booking a holiday. You must have at least emergency and repatriation insurance, which should include the cost of mountain rescue. Please read the conditions of your insurers carefully; in particular, make sure that the following is covered: 1) activity (i.e., tourism, trekking or mountaineering) 2) maximum altitude reached in the hike 3) evacuation of the helicopter in case of emergency. You must understand that you are ultimately responsible for all costs associated with evacuation and return procedures and that it is your responsibility to bear the costs of evacuations or medical treatment. You should be fully aware of the effects of organizing your travel insurance and understand the limitations and exclusions of your policy. Please note that in specific medical emergencies, our company guide may initiate helicopter rescue (or other necessary means) without first asking your insurance company for approval.

Drinking water:

During the hike, we provide unlimited water treated with chlorine/iodine. All tea houses have mineral water and boiled water for hikers at an additional cost. We do not recommend buying mineral water and mineral water while trekking because plastic bottles are difficult to dispose of and have become an environmental problem.