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Lobuche Peak Climbing

Highlights:
Trip duration : 14 nights and 15 days.
Trip grade: Difficulty due to high alititude.
Trek start/end: At Lukla.
Activities: Trekking & climbing.
The best season: March to May and October to December.
Viewpoint: Kala Patthar 5545m.
The highest elevation: Lobuche East Peak (6119m).
Trek/climbing style: 14 nights at the lodge and 1 night at the tent.
Enthnic group: Majority of Sherpas.
Culture: Buddhist.
Villages: Khumjung, Khunde, Phortse and Pangboche.
Monasteries: Khumjung, Pangboche and Tengboche monasteries.
Himalayan scenery: Thamserku, Kangtenga, Kawangde Peak, Tabuche, Cholatse, Ama Dablam, Puma Ri, Khumbutse, Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Island Peak and Makalu.
Lake: Cholatse Tsho.
Lobuche East Peak The summit of Lobuche East Peak (6, 119 meters).
Lobuche Peak Lobuche East Peak.
Candle ice Candle ice en-route to the summit.
Lobuche High Camp Lobuche Peak High Camp 5,200 meters.
Mountain Everest Views from Kala Patthar 5,545 meters.
Tengboche Tengboche monastery.
Namche Namche Bazzar.
Lukla Lukla Airport.
Lobuche East Peak
Lobuche Peak
Candle ice
Lobuche High Camp
Mountain Everest
Tengboche
Namche
Lukla

Lobuche Peak Climbing can be seamlessly combined with treks to Everest Base Camp or the Three High Passes in the Everest region. Lobuche Peak stands majestically above the village and adjacent to the Khumbu Glacier. Nowadays, many mountaineers climb Lobuche Peak as a warm-up training before embarking on their Everest expeditions.

We typically climb Lobuche East via the standard Southwest Face route (6,119 meters). After leaving High Camp, we navigate rock, moderate snow, and ice terrain, using crampons for better grip. Our guide will fix safety lines to ensure protection throughout the ascent. The summit offers stunning panoramic views, including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam, Pumori, and Cholatse Peak.

Lobuche East (6,119 meters) and Lobuche West (6,135 meters) Peaks are visible from the trekking trail. Lobuche West is ascended via a deeply notched ridge that connects to the East Peak. The permit fees are $350 from March to May, $175 from September to November, $175 from December to February, and $175 from June to August.

Lobuche Peak Climbing in December can be attractive due to the reduced permit fees and less crowded conditions.

We can handle the acquisition of Lobuche Peak climbing permits, manage logistics at Base Camp and High Camp, and provide the services of a professional mountaineering guide. Our guide can assist customers in climbing using fixed lines or in an alpine style. We also offer rental facilities for climbing gear.

First, Laurence Nielson and Ang Gyalzen Sherpa summited Lobuche East Peak on April 25, 1984.

The journey begins with a flight from Kathmandu or Ramechhap Airport to Lukla. The trekking route passes through Sherpa villages, where visitors can explore Buddhist monasteries and observe Mani-Mantra carvings on boulders. Along the way, there’s a chance to spot wildlife such as pheasants, Himalayan thars (wild goats), and musk deer.

Day to day itinerary:

Please follow the cardboard of High Camp Trekking upon arrival at Kathmandu Airport. Our company representative will help you get to the hotel. We explain things to do in Kathmandu.

All includes: Airport pick up, bed, and breakfast.
We explain each day's program and packing list for trekking and climbing Lobuche Peak. Today, we obtained a Lobuche Peak climbing permit in Kathmandu. In the afternoon, we take you on a tour of the world heritage site Kathmandu Hanuman Dhoka.

All includes: Bed and breakfast
Lukla, we go downhill through the Rhododendron forest and pass Ghat village with its mani mantra walls and monastery to reach Phakding, where we have lunch. Then, we follow Dhudha Khosi Green Valley and pass by Banker Village to get to Manju, where we spend a night. En route, we see Kusum Khang and Thamserku peaks.

All includes: A variety of meals, from breakfast to dinner, with tea/coffee, to keep your taste buds excited throughout the journey.
Rhododendron forest and cross the bridge to reach Jhorsale village. We prepare plenty of water for the next steep uphill to reach Namche through the high bridge and pine forests. We could see wild goats (Himalayan Thar), birds, and obviously, the first glimpse of Mt. Everest en route to Namche Bazaar.

All includes Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
After breakfast, we will tour Everest View Hotel, Khumjung, and Khunde village for a day. We will visit the school and monastery in Khumjung village to see the Yeti skull. This is also a scenic and cultural tour. After visiting Khunde village, we will descend to Namche. We will spend a second night in Namche for safe acclimatization.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
We leave Namche after breakfast. Today, we are heading to Phortse village via Mong La. The path to Kyangjungma is easy through Tenzin Norgay Memorial Stupa, which has fabulous views of Khumbu Valley, Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku. There is an uphill walk to Mong La from Kyanjungma. We could see Yaks, Naks, Chauri, and wild mountain goats (Himalayan Thar) en route. We take a cup of tea at Mong, which has stunning views of Mt. Ama Dablam. Then, we catch a steep downhill to Phortse Thanga through Rhododendrons and pine forest. After crossing the bridge, there comes uphill to reach Phortse village. It is a less crowded village where we can see Pheasants (the national birds of Nepal), musk deer, and Himalayan Thar (wild goats).

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
Leaving Phortse village, we catch a less crowded trail to reach Upper Pangboche village, which has the best views of Mt. Ama Dablam. There is a monastery that is the oldest in the Khumbu Valley. We visit the monastery that also has a Yeti skull. Now, we join on the busy trail of the Everest Base Camp to reach Somare, where we take a lunch break for an hour. Next, we catch a gradual uphill trail to Pheriche, where we spend two nights for safe acclimatization.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
After breakfast, we hike up to Nangkar Tshang Peak (5000m), which has stunning views of Mt. Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Makalu, Island Peak, Tabuche, Khangtenga, and Thamserku, and back to Dingboche for lunch. Take a rest or hang out in the village in the afternoon.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
We ascend the valley to reach Thukla where we pause for a cup of tea. From Thukla, we embark on a challenging climb to reach Thukla Pass, a site adorned with a line of memorials to the legendary mountaineers who lost their lives on Mt. Everest. This poignant yet beautiful location is a must-see for trekkers, offering a unique blend of stunning scenery and a tribute to the brave Mountaineers. We then continue our journey to Lobuche, a gradual uphill trek that allows us to acclimatize and enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of the peaks at the end of Khumbu Valley, bordering Tibet. In the afternoon, we visit the Italian pyramid.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
Get ready for a day of breathtaking views and unforgettable experiences! We are leaving Lobuche early in the morning to head to Everest Base Camp and return to Gorak Shep today. The journey starts with a flat walk on grassy land for an hour, followed by a short steep climb to Lobuche pass. We then follow the Khumbu glacier northward to Gorak Shep, where we drop our luggage at the room. After a quick lunch, we prepare a day bag to hike up to Everest Base Camp through a rocky trail along the side of the Khumbu glacier. We touch the famous Khumbu icefalls and glaciers at EBC (5364m) where we spend an hour, surrounded by the beauty of the Himalayas. Then, we return to Gorak Shep for a night's stay, filled with the excitement of the day's adventures.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
We climb steeply uphill to Kala Pattar, 5545m, which offers 360-degree views of the Everest panorama, including Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Puma Ri, Lingtren, Khumbutse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Taboche Peak, Khumbu Icefalls, Khumbu glaciers, and Everest Base Camp. This is a bit tough but even more scenic than Everest Base Camp yesterday. We return to Gorak Shep for breakfast and pack the bag. Then, we retrace our footsteps back to Lobuche.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
From here, we walk for an hour on the grassy, flatter path. Then, the path to the High Camp gets steeper and rocky. After reaching the High Camp, we do the necessary preparation for the summit the following morning. The guide, a crucial part of our team, gives a class about climbing techniques, going up and down using fixed ropes.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
It is an extra day to manage any uncertain circumstances, such as acclimatization, flight delays, or bad weather, for the summit push.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
We climb through a rocky moraine from the High Camp to reach a crampoon point. The route consists of moderate snow/ice climbing in crampons protected by fixed lines. We see the best scenery through the
climbing route and the summit, including Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Lhotse, Pumori, Cholatse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku. It takes 3 to 4 hours to reach the summit. After celebrating the summit's success, we descend using fixed lines and an abseiling device (figure 8) to return to High Camp. After lunch, we continued to descend to the Pheriche for the night at the lodge.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
Leaving Pheriche, we cross a small bridge and briefly climb before descending to Pangboche through an alpine meadow landscape and attractive views of Ama Dablam. We continue to descend to the bridge over the rushing Imja River. Then, we walk through the Rhododendron trees to Debuche and climb up to Tengboche on the ridge. We visit the famous monastery before lunch. Again, we descend to the bridge over the Dudha Kosi River at Phunki Tenga before the uphill walk to Namche.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
Today, we end our walk at Lukla. Leaving Namche, the police check hiking passes at the end of the village. From here, we descend to the Top Danda, where we have the last chance to see Mt. Everest and continue downhill to the high bridge and Jhorsale. We have a short, steep uphill to Manju, Sagarmatha National Park office, where our hiking passes exit. From here, we continue walking along the Dhudha Kosi valley to reach Pakhading, where we eat lunch. Then, we headed to Lukla, where we spent a night at the end of the trip.

All includes: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee.
In the morning, we will take a flight from Lukla to Kathmandu and check into our hotel. In the afternoon, we will have free time in Kathmandu.

All includes: Breakfast and Hotel transfer.
If the Lukla flight is canceled due to weather, we use this day for the waiting flights on the following day.
If the Lukla flight is canceled due to weather, we use this day for the waiting flights on the following day.
Our company representative will drop you at the Kathmandu International Airport in time for the flight home.

All includes: International Airport departure.

The Trek itinerary can be changed for an exciting side trip and additional acclimatization day if needed while on the trek.

Do you have questions about the Lobuche Peak Climbing? Or how it can be customized to your needs? Please DM us.

The following costs and dates are per person. If the 3 High Pass Trek with Lobuche East Peak Climbing departure dates do not match your needs, please DM us, and we will be happy to customise your trip for the date you require.

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 -
7 Mar 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 14 Open
14 Mar 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
21 Mar 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
28 Mar 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
3 Apr 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 14 Open
10 Apr 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
17 Apr 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Closed
24 Apr 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
1 May 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
8 May 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
15 May 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
22 May 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
29 May 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
2 Oct 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
9 Oct 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
16 Oct 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
23 Oct 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
30 Oct 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
6 Nov 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
13 Nov 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
20 Nov 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
27 Nov 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
4 Dec 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
11 Dec 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
18 Dec 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
24 Dec 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
25 Dec 2026 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
4 Mar 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
11 Mar 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
18 Mar 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
25 Mar 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
1 Apr 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
8 Apr 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
15 Apr 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
22 Apr 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
29 Apr 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
6 May 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
13 May 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
20 May 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
27 May 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
23 Sep 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
28 Jan 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
7 Oct 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
14 Oct 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
21 Oct 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
28 Oct 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
4 Nov 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
11 Nov 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
18 Nov 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
25 Nov 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
2 Dec 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
9 Dec 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
16 Dec 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
23 Dec 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
30 Dec 2027 Lobuche Peak Climbing USD2500 per person. 15 Open
Cost includes:
  • Kathmandu International & domestic Airport picks up and departures.
  • Three nights accommodation (twin bedroom with breakfast) at Hotel in Kathmandu.
  • Sagarmatha (Everest/Khumbu) National Park hiking passes.
  • Everset - Khumbu Trek Card fees.
  • Lobuche Peak climbing permit fees.
  • Round trip Lukla flight tickets for clients and guide.
  • Teahouse & camping meals for clients: 16 Breakfasts, 16 Luches and 15 Dinners with tea/coffee etc. Meals can be selected from menu and will have enough daily.
  • Normal room with twin beds and sharing bathroom at the lodge.
  • All necessary camping and kitchen equipments at Lobuche High Camp.
  • All necessary climbing equipment (personal and sharing climbing equipment with a group).
  • Climbing course at Lobuche High Camp for couple of hours.
  • First Aid Kit. First Aid Kit. Our guide trained in Wilderness First Aid.
  • Trekking & climbing staffs: an experienced trek & climbing guide, cook and necessary porters.
  • Salary and meals for trek & climbing guide, cook and porters.
  • Inusrance of trek & climbing guide, cook and porters.
  • All Govt. Taxes.
  • Rescue arrangment if needed while on the trek & climbing.
  • Lobuche Peak summit certificate.
Cost does not include:
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Personal trekking equipment of clients.
  • Down jackets and sleeping bags for the clients.
  • Mineral water, boiled water, coke, Fanta, sprite, fresh or can juice, biscuit, sprite, beer, and whiskey etc.
  • Personal Insurance of clients (medical treatment and Helicopter rescue emergency evacuation covered).
  • Personal expences of the clients such as hot showers, lundary services, donations, museum entry fees, monastery entry fees, Internet, and phone calls.
  • Tips for guides, cook, and porters.
  • Sightseeing in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan.
  • International flight tickets and Nepal Tourist Visa.

More info for extra cost:

Please read the cost carefully, including and not including the above. All meals, including tea and coffee, are included during the trek. We do not involve drinking or boiling water, which can be purchased at the teahouse for $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 costs $20 for 10GB and $30 for 20GB, unlimited per card. The battery charge costs $1 to $10 per hour per device (a power bank can provide a cheaper solution). The gas shower costs USD3 to 7 per head.

If the Lukla flight is cancelled due to weather conditions, you are responsible for any additional hotel nights and meals in Kathmandu and Lukla for the extra days. No extra payment is required to reschedule the Lukla flight due to weather cancellations. But there may be less priority for flight-cancelled passengers the following day. In the event of unexpected circumstances, such as flight cancellations due to weather, we offer an alternative trip.

 

Inquiry

    List of trekking & climbing equipment:
    • Comfortable hiking boot. Four 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 (-20 degree centigrade) with hood.
    • Water purifier tablets, 2L water bottle, hiking poles, medical kit and tourch light with spare batteries etc.
    • Personal climbing gears: Climbing helmet, harness, prussik rope, tape slling, ice axe, Jumar (Ascending device), ACT guide (belay device), climbing boot, crampons and lock carabiners.
    • 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.

    Note: We have down jackets and sleeping bag rental facilities for our clients. The rental fee is US$1.50 per sleeping bag and down jacket per day.

    The following are the reasons for booking a trip with us.
    • We are registered with the Department of Nepal Tourism and have the authority to operate a trek and climb in the Himalayas of Nepal. We are the taxpayers of the Nepal Government. We are a healthy and up-to-date local hiking agency based in Kathmandu.
    • You can book the expedition with a 40% advance and pay the balance of the expedition amount upon arrival in Kathmandu/Nepal.
    • You can book the expedition before you arrive and pay the Kathmandu balance.

      Pay method:

      Please read the terms and conditions carefully before booking a package trip. Once you agree with the terms and conditions, 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,

      Bank branch address: Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal.
      Name of Account Holder's (beneficiary):- High Camp Trekking (P) Ltd.
      Account No:- 03500105200138
      Swift Code No:- EVBLNPKA.

      2) If you would like to transfer the deposit to Western Union, MoneyGram, and IME, you can use the name of our company owner/manager, Norsang Lama.

      Note:- Please pay any amount charged to you by the Bank or Western Union, MoneyGram, or IME for transferring the booking in advance to us. 
    • The trip departure is guaranteed once you have booked the trip with us. If you want to postpone the trip's departure date, you do not need to pay an extra fee. We will never let you down after we receive payment. We do hard work for every single dollar.
    • We organize essential trips for group members. Our package is all-inclusive (no hidden costs). We customize the trip itinerary based on your enjoyable side trip, holiday length, and the activities you need. Let us know your holiday length.
    • Our experienced, trained, and professional guide takes good care of the clients. Our guide never gets tired of your questions about plants, people, animals, and the mountains. You can feel the difference between having a great hiking guide through our agency.
    • We respond to every email/inquiry in less than 24 hours. You can call us anytime on WhatsApp at +977-9841876395 (our support team is available 24/7).

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