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Everest Expedition

High Camp Trekking > Nepal > Mountaineering > Everest Expedition

Highlights:
Duration : 60 days.
Destination: Khumbu, Nepal.
Trip start/end: At Lukla Airport.
Grade: Difficutly because of extreme high altitude.
Logistics support: Hotel, lodge and tented.
Season: Spring (March/April/May & September/October).
Highest elevation : 8848.86m.
Activities : Trekking and mountaineering.
Ascent route: Normal route via South Col.
Ethnic group: Majority of the Sharpa community.
Villages: Namche, Thame, Khumjung, Phortse, and Pangboche etc.
Monasteries: Pema Chholing monastery, Khumjung monastery, Tengboche monastery, and Pangboche monastery.
Culture: Sherpa culture and Tibaten Buddhisum.
Himalayan scenery : Thamserku, Kusum Kangaru, Kwangde, Tabuche, Ama Dablam, Kangtenga, Island Peak, Peak 38, Ambigachen, Puma Ri, Khumbutse, Nuptse, Lhotse, Everest, Makalu, Kanchenjunga and Cho Oyu.
$45000 per person Everest normal route Everest climbing route from South Col
$45000 per person Khumbu icefall Icefall doctors (Sherpa guides)
$45000 per person Hillary step Hillary step
$45000 per person. Everest Base Camp Everest Base Camp
$45000 per person Khumbu glacier Khumbu icefall and glacier
$45000 per person Tengboche Tengboche Monastery
$45000 per person Lukla Lukla Airstrip
Everest normal route
Khumbu icefall
Hillary step
Everest Base Camp
Khumbu glacier
Tengboche
Lukla

Mountain Everest (8848.86m) is located bordering Nepal and Tibet. It is known as Sagarmatha in Nepali and Chomolungma in Tibetan. John Hut led the first British Everest expedition using the southeast ridge route and his two members – Sir Adman Hillary and Tenzing Norgay conquered the tallest peak in the world on May 29, 1953. Then, there were so many world records set by national and international mountaineers until today. Sometimes, the mountaineers were the heartbreaking disaster on Everest in the past years. Anyway, climbing Everest is a dream of most mountaineers to standing at the pinnacle of the Earth is one of the most rewarding experiences.

We cater to all the logistics, supply gears, and use mountain guides (IFMGA certified), chef, and porters. We set off expedition tents at Everest Base Camp and the higher camp I, II, III, and IV as long as the expedition continues. Cook (chef) prepares hygienic meals.

Everest climbing route from base camp to camp II passes over deep and dangerous crevasses where the icefalls doctors fix ropes and aluminum ladders in every season. Everest expedition is in an extremely high altitude environment where one needs an acclimatized body and is well trained for the activity of climbing. Our journey to base camp begins from Lukla Airstrip. The guide gives you climbing training such as glacier travel, crevasse crossing by ladder, and use of oxygen, mask, and regulator when we have acclimatization days at EBC.

Our expedition crews supply all the climbing gears, food, fuel, and Poisk Oxygen bottles with the TOP OUT masks and regulators, and set off expedition tents before we are pushing higher each camp. We climb through the Khumbu icefalls between EBC to Camp III for acclimatization several times. We come back to EBC from Camp III after we completed acclimatization training. We take a couple of days to rest at EBC after the acclimatization training and checking the weather forecast for the Everest Summit attempt. Then, we head up through Khumbu Icefalls to Camp I, II, III, IV (South Col), and the last climb through Hillary’s step to the summit of Everest 8848m. We give one climbing Sherpa guide for one climber (1:1 ratio) to scale the summit and retrace back steps to the EBC safely.

Our expedition crews bring back all the garbage that we made on Mountain Everest during the climbing period. Our campsites will be cleaned by the crews after we left them. We do not leave any trash behind en route.

Day to day itinerary:

We take good care of guests from arrival to departure at Kathmandu Airport. Please check the cardboard of High Camp Trekking upon arrival at the Airport. Our company representative helps you transfer to the Hotel in Thamel (tourist center).

All include:- Airport pickups, bed, and breakfast.
We give a briefing about the Everest trek and climbing expedition preparation. You can also buy the necessary equipment in Kathmandu.

All include:- a bed and breakfast.
We go to the domestic terminal after breakfast at the hotel. It's a scenic flight to Lukla where you can see middle hills to panoramic views of snow crown peaks from the left window on an airplane. We take you to the hotel for tea or coffee drink and introduce you to porters who carry your luggage for the trip. Leaving Lukla, we walk downhill through Rhododendron trees to reach the Chaurikharka village. We see the Kusum Khang Peak from Thade Kosi and Dudh Kosi River as well. The trial is lined with Mani Mantra carving on boulders, Stupas, and prayer flags before you reach Phakding. We do a side trip to the Pema Chholing monastery in the afternoon.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
Leaving Phakding, we follow Dudh Kosi valley northward to reach Manju village where Sagarmatha National Park hiking passes checks of each trekker. From here, we go downhill through the Rhododendron trees and cross the suspension bridge to reach Jhorsale village where we have a lunch break. We prepare plenty of water for the uphill walk to Namche. We go to Larja Dovan and uphill walk to twin high bridges over the Dudh Kosi River. From here, we go through Rhododendron and pine forests to Top Danda which is the Everest viewpoint before we reach Namche. We see Thamserku, Kusum Khang, and the first glimpse of Mt. Everest en route. Namche is the Sherpa capital and main trade of the Khumbu region. There is a weekly local market of fresh foodstuffs brought from lower villages on Friday and Saturday.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
We do a day hike to Everest View Hotel, Khumjung, and Khunde villages. We drink a cup of tea on the terrace of Everest View Hotel with views of Everest and Ama Dablam. Then, we visit Khumjung School and the monastery. There is a Yeti skull at the monastery. From here, we go to Khunde village and descend to Namche. We take a rest or shopping in Namche in the afternoon.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
Today, we go to Tengboche. The trekking path is easy to Kyangjuma through a memorial Stupa of Tenzin Norgay, which has great views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam in the Khumbu region. From here, we go downhill through Laussa village to reach Phungi Thanga. The officer checks the hiking passes here. Then, we go uphill through the pine and rhododendron forests to reach Tengboche. We visit the monastery late afternoon. The monks chanting at the monastery and the sunset over Everest are not being missed at Tengboche.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
We go downhill through Rhododendron and the oaks forest to Deboche. Several good lodges are a great alternative to Tengboche. When we go to the bridge over Imja Khola, we might see pheasant and Himalayan Thar (mountain goats) en route. From here, we get up to Pangboche which is a permanent village in the Khumbu region. The trekkers' favorite view of Ama Dablam is closed from here. We ascend along the valley opposite Ama Dablam to reach Somare. Then, we walk above tree lines through the wide trail to reach Dingboche.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
We do a hike to Nangkarsang Hill for safe acclimatization in the morning. There is an amazing view of mountains (including Makalu) in all directions when we climb the ridge to the Nangkarshang. We come back to Dingboche for lunch. We have free time in the afternoon. Dingboche is the highest place that grows barley in the Khumbu region. There are no allowed open lodges in July and August.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
We catch the short steep uphill to Stupa above Dingboche. Then, we walk through the valley to reach Thukla. From here, we ascend to Thukla pass which has a line of memorials of the famous mountaineers. Here, do not forget to take a photo of you and Ama Dablam in the background! We see the panoramic views of snow-crown peaks lying on the border between Tibet and Nepal before Lobuche. We tour to Pyramid in the afternoon and come back to Lobuche.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
We ascend through a rocky trail northward to reach Gorakshep. Then, we head up to Everest Base Camp through a rocky trail along the side of the Khumbu glacier. The base camp crews greet us with a welcome drink! Even though we see gigantic peaks around, Khumbu Icefalls are the main attraction at the Base of Everest.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the tent.
We have a puja (Buddhist ceremony) at EBC led by a local Lama before the start of the climbing expedition.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the tent.
The guide gives refreshment climbing training covering climbing technics such as glacier travel, rope fixing, ascending, descending, abseiling, belaying, use of O2 with regulator and musk and safety technic on ladder climbs.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the tent.
After breakfast, we hike up to PumaRi High Camp for acclimatization. We see Khumbu glaciers and Icefalls en route. We come back to EBC for lunch.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the tent.
The Icefalls doctors (Sherpa guides) already fixed rope and ladders through the Khumbu Icefalls to Camp I at elevation 6000m. Our Sherpa crews lug food and equipment and set up expedition tents at Camps I, II, and III. Then, we start acclimatized climbs through Icefalls and Western Wcm from EBC to Camp III. We take the rest several days at each camp before we are returning to EBC from Camp III.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the tent.
When we are taking luxury rest at EBC, our Sherpa crews fix the line between Camp III and IV at South Col 8000m and supply O2 bottles for the summit push.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the tent.
We check the weather forecast for the summit goal. After getting confirmation of a favorable weather forecast, we climb through the Khumbu Icefalls approach to Camp I. We have the gentle climbs through Western Wcm (a glaciated valley) to reach Camp II. We climb toward mountain Lhotse's icy face to reach Camp III. Then, we climb to Camp IV on the South Col which is the last Camp of the expedition. From here, we climb through Hillary's step toward the summit of Everest. We see the views of Kanchenjunga & Makalu in the east and Cho Oyu in the west and all peaks of Khumbu below us. The Sherpa guide goes with a member (1:1) during the summit climb. We take a summit photo and retrace the back step to Camps below us day by day.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the tent.
We retrace the back steps to Pheriche by passing Gorakshep, Lobuche, and Thukla.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
We are leaving Pheriche after breakfast. We descend through the valley to reach Upper Pangboche which has the oldest monastery in the Khumbu region. We visit the monastery and enjoy the close-up views of Ama Dablam in the Upper Pangboche. After lunch, we are heading to Phortse through the less crowded trail of trekkers. We could see Pheasant (the national bird of Nepal), Musk deer, and Himalayan Thar (wild mountain goats) en route.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
Leaving Phortse, we are descending to Phortse Thanga and climb up to the ridge of Mong La 4075m which is the birthplace of Lama Sange Dorje. There are Mani walls around the oldest Stupas. We drink a cup of tea and enjoy the views of Ama Dablam and Khumbu Valley. From here, we descend steep downhill to reach Kyangjuma where we take lunch. Now, we are on the main trail and retracing back steps to Namche.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
We continue to retrace back steps downhill Dudh Khosi Valley and pass Phakding village to reach Lukla. We have a party to say thank you and goodbye to the trek crew at Lukla.

All include:- breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and accommodation at the lodge.
We fly back to Kathmandu in the morning. We do shopping in Thamel on a free afternoon.

All include:- Airport pick up, breakfast, and accommodation in Kathmandu.
We do a tour of the world heritage site of Bhaktapur.

All include:- a bed and breakfast in Kathmandu.
Tour to Patan. We do a tour of the world heritage site of Patan.

All include:- a bed and breakfast in Kathmandu.
We drop you at the International Airport on time to fly back home.

Include:- Airport transfer.
The itinerary can be changed for an interesting side trip and an additional acclimatization day if needed while on the trek and climbing period.

Do you have any questions regarding Everest climbing? Or would you like to see how it can be customized to your needs? Please DM us.

Cost & Date:

The following cost and dates are per person for online booking. If the Everest Expedition departure dates are not matched for you, please DM us and we will happily customize your trip on the date that you need.

If you are in a group (2 to 15 people), we offer a discount on the package.

Fixed departure dates:
Trip Date Trip Name Price Space Left Status -
27 Mar 2024 Everest Expedition $40000 per person. 15 Open
23 Aug 2024 Everest Expedition S80000 per person. 15 Open
26 Mar 2025 Everest Expedition $40000 per person. 15 Open
22 Aug 2025 Everest Expedition S80000 per person. 15 Open
Cost includes:
  • International & domestic Airport picks up and departure.
  • 4 nights accommodation (standard twin bed room with breakfast) at 3*** Hotel in Kathmandu.
  • Sagarmatha (Everest/Khumbu) National Park hiking passes.
  • Khumbu (Everest) local Govt. Tax.
  • Everest climbing expedition permit fees.
  • Khumbu Icefall route opening fees of Icefall doctors (Sherpa guides).
  • Liaison officer with his all expenses.
  • Expedition crews: Mountain guide (IFMGA ceritified), Base Camp manager (Sardar), high altitude support climbers for food and gears supply at higher camps, Cooks, cook helpers and necessary porters and yaks.
  • Round trip Lukla flight tickets for clients, guides and Liaison officer.
  • Meals for clients: Breakfasts, Luches and Dinners with tea/coffee while on the trek.
  • Normal room with twin beds and sharing bathroom at lodge while on the trek.
  • Camping equipments: expedition tents, dinning tents, shower tent, toilet tent, tables, chairs and kitchen equipments.
  • Food and fuel supplies as long as expedition continues.
  • Solar panel charge backup batteries for light at base camp and charges of battery of electornic devices.
  • Oxyzen with regulator and mask for emergency purpose.
  • High food, Cooking pots, EPI gases and burners for higher camps.
  • All necessary group climbing gears.
  • Group medical kits, Satellite phone and Portable Chamber (PAC) bag incase of emergencies.
  • Insurance of the expedition crews.
  • Travel and rescue manangment if needed.
  • All government taxes and office service charge.
Cost does not include:
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Personal trekking and climbing equipment of clients.
  • Mineral water, coke, Fanta, sprite, fresh fruits, beer, and whiskey etc.
  • Personal Insurance of clients (medical and emergency evacuation covered).
  • Filming (movie shoot) and drone flying permit fees.
  • Summit day bonus and tips for guide and support Sherpa climbers.
  • Tips for base camp manager (sardar), cook and kitchen helpers.
  • Sightseeing in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan etc.
  • International flight tickets and Nepal tourist visa.

More info for extra cost:

Please read carefully cost includes and does not include the above. All the meals are included with tea/coffee while on the trek. We do not include drinking or boiled water which you can buy at the lodge; this is $1 to 3 per liter. You can take water-purifying tablets or Seripen for a cheaper solution. Wi-Fi, battery charges, and hot showers are omitted. Wi-Fi is $6 per card. The battery charge is $1 to 4 per hour per device (you can take a power bank for a cheaper solution). The gas shower is USD3 to 7 per head.

In case the Lukla flight is canceled due to weather conditions, you are responsible for extra hotel nights and meals in Kathmandu and Lukla for any extra days. Do not require extra payment for rescheduling the Lukla flight due to the weather condition. But, there can be less priority for flight cancel passengers on the following day. If there are unexpected circumstances such as normal flight cancellation due to weather conditions, we request you pay for the Helicopter charter flight.

We do insure for all the crews and provide warm enough equipment. We do our best for your safety. Although we suggest you buy comprehensive travel insurance that can cover flight cancellation, medical treatment, and Helicopter rescue emergency evacuation. Please buy the policy that can cover trekking and mountaineering activities up to 8848.86m for the days you will actually be trekking and expedition.

Inquiry

    Equipment lists:
    • List of personal trekking equipment.
    • Comfortable hiking boot. Three pairs of socks. Sandals.
    • A down jacket, fleece jacket, three T-shirts, two trekking trousers, two drip-dry T-shirts, one long underwear, a woolen/fleece hat, glove, water/windproof jacket and trouser, Sunglass, lip balm, Sun screem (50+), Sun hat, a light scarf, soap/shampoo and trekking towel etc.
    • Sleeping bag with hood.
    • Water purifier tablets, 2L water bottle, hiking poles, medical kit and tourch light with spare batteries etc.
    • A few interesting books and a pack of cards.
    • Plastic bag for waste and toiltet papers.
    • A padlock.
    • A day bag (25 to 35L) or rucksack large enough (65 to 75L) size.

    List of Personal Climbing equipment:

    • Helmet
    • 100% UV glacier glass
    • Climbing harness
    • Safety cord
    • Axulary cord
    • Ascender and Figure 8
    • 4 locking and 4 non-locking carabiners
    • Ice axe
    • Climbing glove
    • Alpine boot
    • Campable steel crampon on the alpine boot
    • Snow gaiters
    • Sleeping bag (-40 degrees centigrade)
    • A down suit
    • Breathable Gore-Tex jacket and pant
    • Heavy insulating jacket and pant
    These are the reasons for the Everest expedition with us.
    • We are registered with the Department of Nepal Tourism and have the authority to operate trek and climb in the Himalayas of Nepal. We are the taxpayer of the Nepal Govt. We are a member of Trekking Agencies of the Association of Nepal (TAAN) and Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). We are a healthy and up-to-date local trekking agency based in Kathmandu/Nepal.
    • You can book the expedition at 40% advance in money and can pay the balance rest of the expedition amount upon arrival in Kathmandu/Nepal.
    • Payment Method:

      Once you agree with the terms and conditions of the Everest expedition; payment is an unavoidable part of the agreement. The following are different methods of trip booking advance payments for your convince.

      1) American Dollar Account:

      Name of the Bank:- Everest Bank Limited, Thamel Branch.
      Name of Account Holder:- High Camp Trekking Pvt. Ltd.
      Account No:- 03500105200138.
      Swift Code No:- EVBLNPKA.

      Note:- Please pay any amount charged to you by your bank for transferring the booking advance in money to us.

      2) If you like to transfer the deposit by Western Union, MoneyGram, and IME, you can use our company owner/manager name: Norsang Lama.
    • Once you booked the expedition with us, trip departure is guaranteed.
    • We organize private and group joining basis Expedition. Our package is with all-inclusive prices (no hidden cost). We customize expedition itineraries based on your interest, holiday length, and activities as you need. Lets us know your holiday length.
    • Our experienced, trained, and professional mountain guide (IFMAG certified) takes good care of the clients. Our guide never tired of your questions about plants, people, and animals and, of course, the mountains and climbing route fixed, etc. You can feel the difference between having a great mountain guide through our agency.
    • We respond to every email/inquiry in less than 24 hours. You can call us anytime at +977-9841876395 (24-hour support team).

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