Everest View trek -Trip Report

Life is meant to live.

Live it before you compromise with daily life,

Live it before postponing your priorities,

Live it before you pay all the bills,

And, live it before you ink the last line of your poem…..

Everest View Trek will be the best and most cherishing moment of your life and I know your life is not less than a poem, in fact, a beautiful poem of its kind.

Young life always seeks something new. Routine life is a sign of boredom which bars childlike happiness to grow in us. Everest View Trek once again unfolded the beauty of my childhood reviving my innocent smile, touch and feeling. And, probably, due to this reason the destination is dedicated to all groups from children to senior citizens.

This trek offers views of various mountains and presents a slim chance of affecting you with altitude sickness. I reached to the maximum height of 3300m.

In spring, blooming red rhododendrons dotted the hills. Nature welcomed me in such a gracious manner, and I felt blessed. Nature spread red carpet in front of me in typical style, after all, I am the chosen one to be in this part of the world from where I viewed Mount Everest—tallest peak of the world.

Besides, I also got an opportunity to witness Nuptse, ridge of Nupla and Khwangde. The trip also offered the chance to view ice wall of Thamserku.

The taste of potato fritter with yak butter at Khumjung Valley is still in my tongue tips and will remain throughout the life.

Tengboche monastery

The largest monastery in the Everest Region was founded at Tengboche. It is one of the destinations for spiritually based seekers who have faith in Tibetan Buddhism. The monastery enshrines a skull of Yeti. Lama in the monastery had been worshipping it since long back along with the statue of Buddha. I breathed spiritual air while on this trek.

The trek also introduced me to typical Sherpa people and their unique culture. They are mountain people who are natural climbers and are famous for mountain climbing in the world. Climbing any mountain or peak without their assistance is next to impossible. They naturally acclimate to the altitude.

The flora and fauna are equally appealing here. I smelt pure earth amid rhododendron, pine and oak forests. I wasn’t lucky enough to see the red panda, snow leopard, musk deer, or Himalayan black bear, which are common species in the Khumbu region. But I saw Himalayan Thar and pheasant.

To summarize, Everest View Trek took me to a piece of paradise where I regained my life, enthusiasm and hope. It made me understand that trekking is not just about walking to the concerned destination but living and feeling the dispersed beauty on the trail.

Thank you so much Luxury Holiday Treks family..!!