Mt. Everest 8848.86m

The Mt. Everest Expedition is a challenging and prestigious mountaineering journey that involves climbing to the highest point on Earth. It is a demanding experience, typically requiring several weeks to months of preparation, acclimatization, and actual climbing.

  • Objective: To summit Mount Everest, which stands at 8,848 meters (29,029 feet) above sea level.
  • Duration: Typically 60-70 days, depending on weather conditions and individual climber capabilities.
  • Starting Point: Lukla, Nepal (flight from Kathmandu).
  • Climbing Route: The most common route is the South Col route from Nepal, which involves trekking to Base Camp, followed by acclimatization and summit attempts via the South Col and Hillary Step.
  • Climbing Difficulty: Extreme high-altitude climbing with technical challenges and risks such as avalanches, crevasses, and severe weather conditions.
  • Altitude: Climbers go through several camps before reaching the summit, including Base Camp (5,364m), Camp I (6,065m), Camp II (6,500m), Camp III (7,470m), and Camp IV (7,950m).
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Difficulty Level

Hard

Best Season

April-May

Duration

59 Days

Elevation

8,848.86m

Group Size

1-8 Pax

Trip Type

Group Package

2025
Group Package

  • Departs from Kathmandu, Nepal

Overview

  1. Trekking to Everest Base Camp: The journey begins with a scenic trek from Lukla to Base Camp through the Khumbu Valley, offering stunning views of other peaks like Lhotse and Ama Dablam.
  2. Base Camp Experience: Staying in the base camp with the opportunity to interact with fellow climbers and Sherpas. The vibrant atmosphere, with mountaineers from around the world preparing for their summit attempts, is an unforgettable experience.
  3. Acclimatization: Climbers will spend several days in Base Camp, followed by ascending to higher camps and descending to Base Camp to acclimatize to the high altitude.
  4. Summit Push: The most challenging part of the expedition, with climbers pushing for the summit through the South Col, Hillary Step, and the final push to the summit at 8,848 meters.
  5. Stunning Views: Spectacular views of the Himalayan mountain range, including surrounding peaks like Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu, as well as panoramic vistas from the summit.
  6. Cultural Immersion: Visit to the Sherpa villages, monasteries, and the rich cultural heritage of the Khumbu region.

Day

  • Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal. Briefing and preparation for the trek. Final checks of gear and permits.

    Altitude 1,350m/4,428ft
    Accommodation Hotel

    Activities:

    Finalize equipment and meet the expedition team.

    Overnight: Hotel in Kathmandu.

    Accommodation Hotel

    35-minute scenic flight to Lukla.

    Begin the trek through forests and villages to Phakding (3–4 hours).

    Altitude 2,610m
    Activities Trek
    Accommodation Lodge

    Trek 5–6 hours along the Dudh Koshi River. Enter Sagarmatha National Park at Monjo. Steep ascent to Namche Bazaar, a Sherpa hub.

    Altitude 3,440m
    Activities Trek
    Accommodation Lodge

    Hike to Syangboche (3,780m) or Everest View Hotel for acclimatization.

    Explore Namche’s markets and Sherpa Museum.

     

    Activities Rest Day
    Accommodation Lodge

    5–6 hours trek through rhododendron forests.

    Visit Tengboche Monastery, a spiritual hub for climbers.

    Altitude 3,860m
    Activities Trek
    Accommodation Lodge

    5–6 hours trek, passing Pangboche village.

    Reach Dingboche with views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Nuptse.

    Altitude 4,410m
    Activities Trek
    Accommodation Lodge

    Hike to Nagarjun Hill (5,100m) to enhance acclimatization.

    Rest and prepare for higher altitudes.

    Activities Rest Day
    Accommodation Lodge

    5–6 hours trek through the Khumbu Glacier moraine.

    Pay respects at memorials for fallen climbers.

    Altitude 4,940m
    Activities Trek
    Accommodation Lodge

    7–8 hours trek via Gorakshep (5,164m).

    Settle into Base Camp, the expedition hub.

    Altitude 5,364m
    Activities Trek
    Accommodation Camping

    Acclimatization hikes around Base Camp.

    Technical training: ladder crossings, ropework, ice climbing.

    Rest and prepare for higher camps.

    Activities Trek
    Accommodation Camping

    Day 15: Climb through Khumbu Icefall to Camp 1 (6,065m).

    Day 16: Stay at Camp 1 for acclimatization.

    Day 17: Trek to Camp 2 (6,400m).

    Day 18: Acclimatize at Camp 2.

    Day 19: Return to Base Camp.

    Days 20–22: Rest at Base Camp.

    Altitude 6,400m
    Accommodation Camping

    Route:

    Day 23: Climb to Camp 1 and proceed to Camp 2.

    Day 24: Stay at Camp 2 and acclimatize.

    Day 25: Climb to Camp 3 (7,100m) on the Lhotse Face.

    Day 26: Stay at Camp 3 for acclimatization.

    Day 27: Descend to Camp 2.

    Day 28: Return to Base Camp.

    Days 29–31: Rest and prepare for the summit push.

    Altitude 7,100m
    Accommodation Camping

    Recovery at Base Camp or optional trek to lower altitudes (e.g., Pangboche).

    Weather monitoring for the summit window.

    Accommodation Camping

    Route to the Summit:

    Day 41: Base Camp → Camp 2 (6,400m).

    Day 42: Rest and prepare at Camp 2.

    Day 43: Camp 2 → Camp 3 (7,100m).

    Day 44: Camp 3 → Camp 4 (7,920m) at the South Col.

    Day 45: Summit Day (8,848.86m) → Return to Camp 4.

    Push to the summit begins around midnight for a morning summit.

    Day 46: Descend to Camp 2.

    Day 47: Return to Base Camp.

    Altitude 8,848.86m
    Accommodation Camping

    Pack up gear and ensure Base Camp is left clean.

    Celebration with the climbing team.

    Accommodation Camping

    Base Camp → Lobuche → Pangboche → Namche Bazaar → Lukla.

    Accommodation Lodge

    Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. Rest and farewell dinner.

    Accommodation Hotel

    Airport transfer for your international flight.

    Accommodation None
    • Expedition Permit and Climbing Permit: All necessary permits for Everest climb.
    • Experienced Sherpas and Guides: Professional guides and Sherpas, with extensive experience in Everest expeditions.
    • Accommodation: Lodging in tea houses during the trek and tents at higher camps.
    • Meals: All meals during the trek and at Base Camp, including snacks and high-altitude food.
    • Transportation: Kathmandu to Lukla flight and return, ground transportation in Nepal.
    • Climbing Gear: High-altitude tents, cooking gear, ropes, oxygen supplies, and other equipment necessary for the expedition.
    • Insurance: Emergency evacuation insurance, high-altitude medical coverage, and necessary trekking insurance.
    • Medical Support: Access to medical facilities and oxygen if necessary during the ascent.
    • Base Camp Support: Full support at Base Camp, including porters and chefs.
    • International Flights: Flights to and from Kathmandu.
    • Personal Gear: Climbers are responsible for their own personal gear, including clothing, boots, sleeping bags, etc.
    • Meals in Kathmandu: Meals outside of the trekking period, particularly in Kathmandu, are not included.
    • Personal Expenses: Souvenirs, extra drinks, or any personal expenditures.
    • Tips for Guides and Sherpas: Tipping is customary but not included in the cost.
    • Summit Bonus: Climbing Staff
    • Visa Fees: The cost of Nepal visa (usually around USD 30 for 15 days, extendable).
    • Rescue Costs: Costs of rescue (if needed) beyond the included evacuation insurance.
    • 1-3 Per Pax
      USD: $50000
    • 3-8 Per Pax
      USD: $45000

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