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Everest Panorama Trek itinerary, day by day

Every stage from Lukla to Lukla, with the walking hours, distance and sleeping altitude for each day.

Days

7

Highest sleep

3,860 m

Distance

60 km

Rest days

2

Altitude profile

Where you sleep each night

The single biggest safety factor on a high trek is how fast your sleeping altitude rises - not how high the route eventually goes.

3,000 m - acclimatization zone above

Stages

The full schedule

Day 1

Lukla to Phakding

3 hrs8 kmsleep 2,610 m

Day 2

Phakding to Namche Bazaar

6 hrs11 kmsleep 3,440 m

Sleeping altitude rises 830 m on this night, above 3,000 m. That is more than the commonly cited 500 m guideline - worth a look if you have spare days to place.

Day 3

Namche Bazaar acclimatisation

5 hrs8 kmsleep 3,440 m

Day 4

Namche Bazaar to Tengboche

5 hrs10 kmsleep 3,860 m

Day 5

Tengboche to Namche Bazaar

4 hrs10 kmsleep 3,440 m

Day 6

Namche Bazaar to Lukla

7 hrs19 kmsleep 2,860 m

Day 7

Lukla acclimatisation

0 hrs0 kmsleep 2,860 m

Everest Panorama Trek itinerary questions

Answers computed from the published day-by-day data for this route.

How many days is the Everest Panorama Trek?

7 days as published here, covering 60 km with 30 hours of walking in total and 2 acclimatisation days built in.

What is the highest sleeping altitude on the Everest Panorama Trek?

3,860 m. The highest point reached on the route is 3,880 m, which is not the same thing - what your body has to adapt to is where you sleep.

Which day of the Everest Panorama Trek climbs the most?

Day 2, Phakding to Namche Bazaar, gains 830 m of sleeping altitude.

Does the Everest Panorama Trek itinerary allow enough time to acclimatise?

There is 1 night above 3,000 m where sleeping altitude rises by more than 500 m, which is more than the commonly cited guideline. That does not make the itinerary wrong, but those are the nights to look at first if you are adding spare days.

Test a different schedule

Add rest days and see how the sleeping-altitude profile changes before you commit to a booking.

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