Everest Panorama Trek/ Everest View Trek, also commonly known as Everest View Trek is a short, yet a very wonderful introduction of the motherland of Mt. Everest (Khumbu region), and the legendary Sherpas and their culture. Starting from Lukla, this trail takes you all the way up to Tengboche that greets you with 360 degree view of the glorious Everest panorama, accompanied by Nuptse, Lhotse, Tawache, Thamserku and Amadablam. The trail also offers splendid views of other peaks like Khumbila (God of Khumbu), Kangtega, and Kwangde. The Sagarmatha National Park, hosting varieties of flora, fauna (musk deer, snow-leopard, bear, wild goat), birds (Himalayan cock, pheasants, wild pigeon), Tengboche monastery (3,867m) – the highest Buddhist monastery, and Namche Bazaar, a town featuring all the modern facilities are other highlights of the trekking to Everest panorama.
March-May and October-December is considered the best time to plan Everest view trekking, though, this trek can be planned any time of the year. However, planning Everest Panorama Trekking in autumn season in the month of October-November presents you the opportunity to witness Mani Rimdu festival (19 days long festival) and the ceremonies and dances performed during the festival at Tengboche monastery.