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Conquer the World's Highest Peak:
Fully Guided, Expert-Led Experience:
Comprehensive Acclimatization:
Well-Structured Itinerary:
State-of-the-Art Expedition Logistics:
Immersive Cultural Experience:
Official Expedition Achievement:
This expedition offers an unparalleled high-altitude journey combining technical climbing, comprehensive acclimatization, and cultural immersion for an unforgettable Everest adventure.
Mount Everest stands as the world's highest peak, symbolizing human determination and mountaineering history. Climbing Everest is a challenging, life-changing experience that tests your physical and mental limits while immersing you in the rich cultural heritage of Nepal. Our 55-day expedition is meticulously designed for seasoned climbers and passionate adventurers seeking an unforgettable Everest expedition.
Peak Season (March, April, May, October, and November):
During the busy trekking season, flights to Lukla operate from Manthali Airport in Ramechhap to manage increased air traffic. Early in the morning (between 2:00 AM and 3:00 AM), we depart from Kathmandu in a shared tourist vehicle for a 5-6 hour drive to Manthali. Upon arrival, we board a short, scenic 20-minute flight to Lukla.
Off-Season (January, February, June, July, August, September, and December):
In quieter months, flights to Lukla depart directly from Kathmandu. After an early breakfast, our team will escort you to the domestic terminal for a 35-minute flight, providing breathtaking views of the Himalayas.
Helicopter Option:
If you'd like to avoid the drive to Manthali during peak seasons, you can take a direct helicopter flight from Kathmandu to Lukla for an additional cost of USD 550 per person (based on five people sharing).
During these 34 days, your expedition shifts from trekking to high-altitude mountaineering. You will undertake acclimatization rotations, set up higher camps, and wait for the optimum weather window for the final summit push. Here’s an outline of key activities during this period:
Days 12–15:
Days 16–19:
Days 20–24:
Days 25–29:
Days 30–34:
Days 35–38:
Days 40–45:
Are you thinking to plan your custom trip now.
Our all-inclusive package covers all the essential elements of your high-altitude expedition:
Please note that the following items are not provided as part of the expedition package:
📅 Fixed Departure Dates:
Book early to secure your spot. Customized and private expeditions are available upon request.
✈️ Smooth Transportation:
Enjoy seamless ground transfers from Kathmandu to Lukla and throughout the trek.
🚌 Additional Safety Measures:
Buffer days are built into the itinerary to account for weather delays and emergency rescue protocols.
⏰ Timely Departures:
Follow our fixed schedule for a stress-free expedition experience.
✅ To secure your spot, a 30% deposit is required at the time of booking, with the remaining balance payable upon arrival in Kathmandu. Payments can be made via bank transfer, credit card, or cash.
📩 If you have any questions about departure dates, availability, or trek customization, feel free to contact us anytime! Our team is here to assist you in planning your perfect Himalayan adventure.
Securing your place on this Mount Everest climbing adventure is simple and transparent:
Please check with us for current availability and expedition dates.
Base Layers:
Moisture-wicking t-shirts and long-sleeve tops, thermal underwear.
Mid Layers:
Fleece or lightweight down jacket, insulating pullover.
Outer Layers:
Waterproof and windproof jacket, trekking pants, and convertible options.
Additional Items:
Casual wear for evenings, underwear, light cap, warm beanie, neck gaiter.
Mountaineering Boots:
Insulated boots such as Scarpa Phantom 8000 or equivalent
Trekking Shoes:
Comfortable shoes for lower altitude trekking and Base Camp.
Camp Shoes:
Sandals or lightweight shoes for use inside teahouses.
Hydration:
Hydration packs or bottles (a minimum of 1–2 liters a day) with purifying tablets.
Sun Protection:
High UV protection sunglasses, sunscreen, lip balm.
Daypack:
Small rucksack for daily essentials (e.g. maps, camera, documents).
Travel Essentials:
Passport, permits, insurance details, and a personal journal.
Essential Climbing Equipment:
Helmet, mountaineering harness, ice axe, crampons, carabiners, rappel device, jumar.
Technical Accessories:
A jumer, a safety rope, ascenders, and fixed rope accessories that your guide deems necessary.
Headlamp or torch, plus spare batteries.
Power:
Portable power bank and solar charger.
Imaging:
A Camera or Smart Phone, with extra memory cards..
First Aid:
First aid kit, blister care, personal medications—such as Diamox, Dexamethasone.
Toiletries:
Toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, roll-on deodorant, personal hygiene items, fast-drying travel towel.
Health Supplies:
Hand sanitizer and other personal health supplies.
Entertainment:
An e-reader, book, or music player.
Snacks:
Energy bars, gels, nuts, and favorite non-perishable snacks.
Extras:
Trekking map or GPS, waterproof bag for electronics, and documents.
A high level of fitness is required on the Everest expedition, and sometimes moderate, depending on each case. It is preferred that an individual should have been doing regular training and endurance activities.
We provide hotels in Kathmandu, teahouse/lodge accommodations during the trek, and tented camps at Base Camp and higher camps.
All necessary permits, including the Everest permit (USD 15,000 per person) and associated fees (Khumbu Icefall, SPCC, etc.), are arranged and included in the expedition cost.
Transport is seamless and well arranged, including flight from Lukla and ground transfer for trekking.
The packing lists mentioned above entail categories like clothing, individual gear, medical kit, and personal items.
Buffer days are included in the itinerary to handle weather delays, ensuring safety and flexibility.
Yes, personal travel insurance is required but is not provided by us. We highly recommend comprehensive coverage for high-altitude expeditions.
Absolutely. We offer custom or private expeditions based on your group's needs. Please contact us for more information.
A summit day bonus of at least USD 1,500 is expected for your Sherpa guide. Additional tips for Base Camp staff (minimum USD 600), plus additional tips for porters as advised.
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