Everest is the goddess of all the adventure trekking in Nepal. From the chance to witness the splendid superlative mountains to the unique Sherpa culture and their festival, the Everest region stands atop terms wilderness adventure trail of the world. Peregrine offers this Everest Mini Trek package to witness Himalayan beauty, along with the chance to participate in the festive mood of the Sherpa people residing in Tengboche. Also, the trekking companies of Nepal trekked separately; Gokyo Lakes Trek, Everest Base Camp Trekking, and Island Peak Climbing from Namche Bazar.
Everest Mini Trek Highlights
- Guided city sightseeing
- Scenic Everest flight (Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu)
- Observe the Sherpa lifestyle and their culture on Everest
- Tengboche Monastery and surroundings
- Stunning view of Mount Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Amadablam, and other mountains with your fresh eyes
Tengboche is usually known for peace and tranquillity; however, the region becomes vibrant and full of joyous moods during this particular festival. The usual Lukla flight from Kathmandu, then the trekking taking you to the Tengboche, takes place in this Everest Mini Trek.
Depending on the Buddhist calendar, Tengboche hosts the festival during November and October. This year’s date is yet to be finalized, and you can see it on our website after the announcement of the time of the festival. You need to Trek from Phakding to Namche and excursion around Namche for acclimatization before heading towards Tengboche.
It is a three-day festival marking the Buddhist religion’s victory against the Bon religion. It is the most unusual and boisterous event, conducted in a splendid environment. The full moon of October or November marks the Mani Rimdu festival. Hence, the chants are done by the prolific monks of the Tengboche monastery and Chiong.
Everest Mini Trek is suitable for those trekkers who can’t trek up to Kalapathar but want to see Mount Everest and the other Himalayas in front of them.
Come and Book this amazing Everest Mini Trek to witness the panoramic views of the mountains. Consequently, participate in the festival of the Sherpa Buddhist followers. The chance to learn about Sherpa culture by staying with them and viewing the magnificent mountain ranges gives you worth every penny spent on the trek.
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