Hotel Everest View Trek: 4 Days

Flexibility of Everest 4-Day Trek

The Everest View Trek is also known as the Everest 4-day trek. Everest's 4-day treks offer seamless experiences to those who want to experience Everest in luxury and for a short period of time. 

Because of the flexibility of this trek, it is suitable for everyone who is physically weak. From the age of 5 to the age of 60, everyone can complete this trek in just 4 days. Considering altitude sickness, this is more suitable because the maximum elevation of this trek is about 3,700 meters. Typically, the hiking duration of this trek is about 5 to 6 hours for people who can’t walk much.

Without much experience, everyone can complete this trek with any huddle and complexity.

Best Time or Season for 4 days Everest View Trek 

When it comes to the best time and best season for Everest Trek, spring, autumn, winter, and early summer are also considered the best. 

Trekking Everest in the spring season holds different vibes because of the cool temperature and the longer days. The whole route started blooming with wildflowers. In Nepal, spring is also considered the establishment of a new beginning and a fresh beginning.

Autumn is the second most important season for travel enthusiasts because the days are shorter and the cool wind refreshes the lengthy trek fatigue. Autumn is also the best because the way and trail of Everest get less crowded than other seasons.

Winter in Everest begins at the end of February and lasts until March. This season is one of the best times to visit Everest. In this season, snow surrounds the entire peak of Everest, and the scenes of the Everest region are simply breathtaking. Generally, when doing a helicopter ride, the sky is almost clear and rainy-free, so you can see every Himalayan range.

These are the best times and seasons that are suitable for doing the Everest region trek in Nepal.

Temperature chart according to Time or season in the Everest Region

Here's the temperature chart in table format that captures the general temperature ranges for Mount Everest according to different seasons and elevations:

Accommodation Facilities During Hotel Everest View Heli Trek 

The Everest View Trek is designed to provide service on the World’s Highest Altitude 5-star Hotel. The major accommodation in this trek is Hotel Everest View which is located at an altitude of 3,962 meters. The Everest View Trek has the best luxurious services along the route to Everest. So it is known for its Best accommodation and dining services in the Everest Region.

The Everest View Heli Trek is divided into 3-night and 4-day plans, where you will be accommodated for 2 days in A class Lodge along trek. The first day of accommodation will be in Phakding, where you will be accommodated into the best lodge or Hotel over there. About second day you will be accommodated in Namche, where the A-class lodge will be enrolled in your journey.  

BLD service During the Hotel Everest View 4 days Trek 

Here, BLD stands for total services of breakfast, lunch, and dinner.  During your four-day stay, you can enjoy a delightful variety of meals that blend local and continental flavors. Start each day with a hearty breakfast, where you'll have a selection of local and continental options from your hotel or lodge menu. Whether you prefer classic Western fare like eggs and toast or traditional dishes with a regional twist, you'll find something to satisfy your morning appetite.

For lunch, you'll keep it light and simple with meals from your hotel or lodge. Expect a range of quick yet satisfying dishes that are perfect for midday sustenance. This might include fresh salads, sandwiches, or local specialties that won't weigh you down as you continue your activities.

When evening comes, you're in for a treat with three nights of dinner from the hotel's menu. You'll have the option to choose between vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals, ensuring there's something for everyone. These dinners are likely to feature a range of delicious and well-prepared dishes, from local specialties to international favorites, providing a balanced and enjoyable dining experience.

To cap off your trip, you'll be treated to a farewell dinner at one of Kathmandu's best restaurants. This special evening will be an opportunity to enjoy a memorable meal in a vibrant setting, offering a diverse menu and a warm atmosphere. Whether you opt for local cuisine or international dishes, this dinner will be a wonderful way to celebrate the conclusion of your trip.

Altitude Sickness during Everest View Helicopter Trek

Altitude sickness is also known as AMS. It is one of the main concerns for travelers who want to travel to Everest. Considering this trek, there are minimum chances of feeling AMS In cases of AMS, you will experience feelings like headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, weakness, loss of appetite, insomnia, and shortness of breath. So if you encounter this kind of feeling during the journey, there will always be small medical kits. So you don’t have to worry about it. a graphic representation of the altitude and whole route of the whole trek.

Packing List for Everest View Trek 

Trekking to Everest Base Camp or similar high-altitude regions requires thorough preparation and a carefully curated packing list. Below is a comprehensive list of items you should consider for your Everest trekking adventure:

Clothing

• Base Layers: moisture-wicking long-sleeve shirts and thermal leggings.
• Insulating Layers: Fleece jackets or pullovers, down or synthetic insulated jackets.
• Outer Shell Layers: Waterproof and windproof jackets and pants.
• Trekking Pants: lightweight, quick-drying, and durable.
• T-shirts: A mix of long and short sleeves.
• Trekking Shorts: For warmer weather or lower altitudes.
• Down Jacket: For cold nights and higher altitudes.
• Warm Hat and Gloves: Thermal or wool.

Footwear

• Hiking Boots: Sturdy and waterproof with ankle support.
• Trekking Shoes or Sandals: For camp and lower-altitude walks.
• Warm Socks: Thermal and moisture-wicking (multiple pairs).
• Liner Socks: To reduce friction and prevent blisters.

Equipment and Gear

• Backpack: 30-40 liters for day-to-day trekking.
• Duffle Bag: For porters to carry your extra gear.
• Trekking Poles: Adjustable, lightweight.
• Headlamp: With extra batteries.
• Water Bottles/Bladder: Hydration system with at least 2 liters capacity.
• Water Purification: Tablets, filter, or UV sterilizer.
• Multi-tool/Knife: For general use.

Health and Safety

• First Aid Kit: Include blister care, bandages, antiseptic, and personal medications.
• Altitude Sickness Medication: Consult a doctor for appropriate prescriptions (like acetazolamide).
• Sunscreen: High SPF, water-resistant.
• Lip Balm: With SPF protection.
• Insect Repellent: For lower altitudes.
• Travel Insurance Information: With emergency evacuation coverage.
• Face Mask/Buff: For dust and cold weather.

Personal Items

• Toiletries: Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, wet wipes, hand sanitizer.
• Towel: Quick-drying and compact.
• Documents: Passport, visa, permits, insurance documents.
• Cash: Small denominations for tips, snacks, and other expenses.
• Camera/Phone: With charger and extra batteries.
• Notepad and Pen: For journaling or taking notes.
• Snacks and Energy Bars: For quick energy during treks.

Miscellaneous

• Trekking Maps/Guidebook: For reference.
• Earplugs and Eye Mask: For a better night's sleep.
• Entertainment: Books, games, or other activities for downtime.
• These are the major items which we would like to suggest for safe and effective journey to Everest View Trek