Everest Expedition Nepal - 63 Days

Everest Expedition Nepal
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Trip Facts
  • Duration 63 Days
  • Max Altitude 26,000m
  • Best Season Oct, Nov, Dec, March, April, May

Why Climb Mt. Everest with EverestJourney.com Everest Journey.com is Nepal based adventure company. Our prime concern is your safety and Success. When you are safe, you will be success and when you are success you will be happy. so we always focus to make your trip safe,success and Happy.we have been arranging the trip to Himalayas since 1999. We provide the complete service to our group with highly experienced Local Sherpa Expedition guide/Leaders.

Basecamp
We set up tent in base camp and make everything ready before group reach.
We arrange glacier snow walk and peak climbing at Base Camp so that Members have the chance to become familiar with how to walk across these before travelling through the Icefall for the first time. It becomes really supporting trip for the beginners or unexperienced climber. We are dedicated for High Safe, High Success.

Base camp service
– Necessary tents, Dinning/Kitchen/Toilet/Store Tent, Hot Shower Tent and Foam Mattresses
– Tables Chairs, All necessary Cooking gears
– Cook and kitchen helpers
– Basecamp manager
– walkie talkie
– Three times meal
– unlimited hot water for drink
– once a week Bucket shower if Needed
– 1 Solar Pannel for light battery charge for Base Camp
– 1 bottle Oxygnen with mask Regulator for medical Use

Summit procedure :
Everest Journey.com will place an emergency tent and spare equipment at Camp 1 at the top of the Icefall. However this camp has an inherent avalanche danger – members are not encouraged to stay in this camp.

The summit program will be dependent upon weather and snow conditions, but will usually be a single push on 7 consecutive days from Base Camp:
Base Camp – Camp 2: 6400 m
Camp 2 – Camp 3: 7400 m
Camp 3 – Camp 4: 7,900m (South Col)
Camp 4 – Summit : Return Camp 4:
Camp 4 – Camp 2
Camp 2 – Base Camp.

There is a danger in landing helicopters, however now with better quality equipment operating in Nepal it is possible to fly directly from Base Camp to Lukla, or even directly to Kathmandu. Everest Journey.com will pay for the normal trekking trip to Lukla and flight out. Those wanting to use helicopters will need to pay for this themselves.

Itinerary


Day 1 On your arrival at Kathmandu airport Altitude Ascent Pvt. Ltd [P]. Ltd will come to pick up you and drop to the hotel.

Day 2 While we wrap up last minute paperwork with the Nepal Government, and then check equipment and preparation afterwards.

Day 3 We fly to the Himalayan foothills where we will begin our trek into the Khumbu region. The sights from the plane are amazing, providing panoramic views of terraced hills and the distant Himalayan giants. After landing in the village of Lukla (9,350 feet) we will meet our staff and porters and continue on about two and a half hours to Phakding (8,700 feet).

Day 4 We continue trekking along the banks of the Dudh Kosi, crossing this majestic river many times on wild suspension bridges laden with prayer flags. After entering Sagamartha National Park at Jorsale, the trail climbs steeply with breathtaking views up to Namche Bazaar, the gateway to the Khumbu region at (11,300 feet).

Day 5 Today is a rest and acclimatization day in Namche. Namche is a colorful village with many wonderful and interesting shops and vendors, fabulous food and stunning views of the surrounding mountains. An early hike above town before the clouds move in will reward climbers with a spectacular Himalayan sunrise and views of Everest, Lhotse (the 4th highest peak in the world), and the beautiful Ama Dablam. On the way down, we can visit the Sherpa Museum that displays an exhibit on traditional Sherpa lifestyle as well as a fabulous photography collection. A local Nepalese naturalist takes all photos, and in one room the Sherpa traditions are highlighted, while in another Sherpa high altitude climbers are presented.

Day 6 The trek continues along the Dudh Kosi with rushing clear blue rivers and magnificent views of the mountains. We will stay the night at Thyangboche monastery at (12,887 feet) where you will find one of the best views in the world. Inside the monastery are incredibly ornate wall hangings, a 20-foot sculpture of Buddha, and the musical instruments and robes of the Lamas. If our group is lucky, we will get to see the Lama perform a ceremony and listen to the mystical chanting and music. Remember to bring lots of film!

Day 7 From Thyangboche the trail drops to Debuche, crosses a wild bridge on the Imja Khola, and then climbs to the village of Pangboche where incredible mani stones line the path. The uphill trek continues, taking us to the quaint traditional Sherpa village of Dingboche (14,250 feet) with its exquisite views of Lhotse, Island Peak, and Ama Dablam.

Day 8 Another rest day. There is the option of taking a light acclimatization hike up the valley for better photo shots of the valley and mountains of the Khumbu region.

Day 9 From Dingbouche, to Lobhuche , climb a little up and walk straight up way until the thukla and eat Lunch in thukla and climb up to the Lobuche.

Day 10 After an early morning start, we ascend Kala Pattar (18,450 feet) and enjoy famous views of the Himalayas; then descend from this viewpoint and continue on to Base Camp on Khumbu Glacier, at the foot of the icefall.

Day 11-35 We arrive at Everest Base Camp (17,500 feet) on the jumbled moraine below the infamous Khumbu Icefall. There we spend some time acclimatizing. The next weeks are spent negotiating the Khumbu Icefall, and climbing to lofty Camp III (23,500 feet). Our objective for the next 3 to 4 weeks is to establish and stock three camps above base camp and to acclimatize for the climb to the summit. We sleep at Camp III for a night or two before heading down to base camp to rest before our summit bid.

Day 36-42 With everybody fit and acclimatized, we head back to base camp. For the next 5 days rest is top priority. We visit with trekkers, eat rest, eat, rest, and prepare for the summit bid.

Day 43-63 We climb to camp II, then to camp III and finally to the South Col where we place our final camp at 26,000 feet. Our summit target date is between May 15 through the 25. We are prepared to stay at base camp to wait for good weather or until the monsoon arrives at the end of May. Everest Explore Trekking service continues as we head back down to Kathmandu (3-5 days); we・ll fly out of Lukla. Hotel accommodations with breakfast and dinner in Kathmandu for the night of our return and the next 3 night are included in your package.

  • Four nights in Kathmandu at the Samsara Resort
  • Three times meal during the tea house trekking
  • Domestic airfare to/from Kathmandu to Lukla
  • Park and climbing permit fees
  • Porters and pack animals to carry all gear and goods.
  • Food while on the climb
  • Group tents and cooking gear
  • Airport transfers
  • Sherpa climbing guide ( provide 2 Highly Experienced Guide/person)
  • Six 5-litre oxygen bottles with RAF mask and
  • Regulator
  • International airfare
  • Personal equipment
  • Staff/guide gratuities
  • Items of personal nature (calls, laundry, room service, extra meals, etc.)
  • Trip cancellation insurance
  • Medical rescue insurance/ guest travel insurance
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Airport departure tax
  • Summit guides tips : 50000/rupee
  • Helicopter Rescue cost ( In case if needed)
  • Satellite phone usage is available, but at an additional cost

 

Note:
– We will be happy if you give us chance to arrange your trip in Himalayas.
– We provide the highly experienced guide.
– You don’t need to pay any extra cost carrying your bags during the camp 1 to 2 or 2 to 3 or 3 to 4 or summit. All are included in our price. We provide the   pure and complete service.
– We provide the enough Oxygen for member and guide. We always prepare extra oxygen for summit day and on the way. We believe in safe and success.   – We don’t compromise in your safe and success. It’s our duty to make your trip  save and success then send back home with successful smile.

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