Mount Everest Expedition

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Trip Difficulty Challenging

Max. Altitude 8,848m./29,029ft.

Meal kathmandu - BB plan & Trekking - BLD

Accommodation 4* hotel in Kathmandu & Teahouse/Tent on Trekking

Trip Duration 51 Days

Group Size 1-12 People

Price Starts From US$ 51000

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Trip Highlights

The world’s highest mountain: Mount Everest stands at 8,848.86 meters (29,031.7 feet) on the Nepal-Tibet border.
Mountainair Dream Destination: A breathtaking retreat with unparalleled vistas, serene landscapes, and a gateway to adventure.
First ascent: sir edmund hillary and tenzing norgay made a successful ascent of mount everest on may 29, 1953
Rank and height: everest is the planet’s highest summit, standing 8,848.86 meters (29,031.7 feet) above sea level
Well-known route: the two most notable climbing routes are the southeast ridge (nepal) and the north ridge (tibet), with the most popular route being the southeast ridge
Technical climb: uses ice climbing skills, fixed rope skills, ladder crossings, and crevasse rescue due to the dangerous glacier surface
Base camp to summit: four camps are established along the route by climbers, camp 4 at 8,000 meters (south col) before the final push
Cultural significance: everest is known as sagarmatha in nepal and chomolungma in tibet, and is highly spiritual and religiously significant to locals
First winter ascent: the first successful winter ascent was made on february 17, 1980, by leszek cichy and krzysztof wielicki of poland
Legendary mountaineers: a few of the best known everest climbers are reinhold messner, the pioneer to climb sans oxygen, and kami rita sherpa, who has most summited (28 times until 2023)
Sherpa Support: Skilled Sherpa climbers play a crucial role in guiding and assisting expeditions.
Khumbu Icefall: A breathtaking section of the climb featuring towering ice formations and deep crevasses.
Everest Base Camp Trek: A world-renowned trekking route leading to the base of the mighty peak, attracting adventure lovers globally.
Lhotse Face: A steep ice wall that climbers ascend using fixed ropes on their way to higher camps.
Summit Views: A panoramic 360-degree view of the Himalayas, offering one of the most stunning sights on Earth.
Everest Celebrations: Successful summits are marked with traditional prayer flags and ceremonies honoring the mountain.
Technological Advancements: Modern gear, weather forecasting, and satellite communication enhance expedition safety and efficiency.
World Records: Everest has witnessed many records, including fastest ascents, youngest climbers, and unique summit achievements.
Eco-Friendly Expeditions: Increasing efforts to promote sustainable and eco-conscious climbing to preserve the mountain’s natural beauty.

Introduction of Mount Everest Expedition

Mt.Everest expedition is the dreamland project of every mountaineer. This is the absolute place where ones ultimate wishes come to an end. Everest is the benchmark of mountaineering and every aspect of achievement is counted from Everest. Everest being the world’s highest peak (8848 m.) has definitely welcomed thousands of tourists around the globe. Some journey remains only to base camp while few brave hearts of the world target to be on the world’s highest land.

Imagine for a moment, being in the world’s highest land, witnessing the sheer scenario, watching your feet tremble while you are enjoying a 360 view of the world above other snowy white peaks. These distant clouds and the gaze of sunlight to your eye best speak the wonderful moment of your life. This is the absolute touch of heaven. Words don’t speak much in that way to the experience ones collect.

Mt.Everest can be ascent from northern and southern side. However after the cultural movement in 1950 in china Tibet door are closed for visitor thus Nepal is the only golden gate for the ascent to the world’s highest peak Mt. Everest. Everest expedition mainly starts from Khumbu valley. After ones arrival at Lukla airport, visitors pass via Namche bazaar to the Everest base camp. This is however not preferred by our VIP guests in which Helicopter ride to base camp is available. The journey on foot best acclimatizes the mountaineer for the further ascent to Everest.

The history of Mt.Everest expedition dates from 29th may of 1953 when Sir Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa expedite to the top of the Everest. From the very day, the possibility of climb to the world’s highest peak became famous all around the globe and various expedition programs have been launched from that very day. Annually Nepal receives a large number of tourist visiting Khumbu region and finally to the Everest base camp. Only a few brave heart dreams on climbing this mighty peak. Every year this mountain receives 1000 attempts while only a few are succeeded.

Everest is a lifetime dream of many people but the dream never really comes easy on hand. This expedition is arduous painful and requires regular stable effort. The journey is difficult as it really is a risk taking job. The logistics, communication, experience, staff plays an important role where ones determination, patience and perseverance is a necessary trait to be developed. Talking about the unique charm, one is willingly take risk so as to achieve something where no regular individual can achieve.

Outline Itinerary

Day	Activity
1	Arrival day
2	Documentation and preparation day at Kathmandu
3	Kathmandu valley sightseeing
4	Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding
5	Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazar
6	Acclimatization day at Namche Bazar
7	Trek from Namche Bazaar to Tengboche
8	Trek from Tengboche to Dingboche
9	Acclimatization day at Dingboche
10	Trek from Dingboche to Lobuche
11	Trek from Lobuche to Everest Base Camp
12-17	Preparation and training period in Everest Base Camp
18	Climb to Camp I from Base Camp
19	Climb to Camp II from camp I and again back to Camp I
20-21	Get back to Base Camp and rest respectively
22-24	Climb up to Base Camp II from Everest Base Camp and rest
25	Trek from Camp II to Camp III and descend back to Camp II
26	Trek back to Everest Base Camp
27-33	Trek Back to Dengboche for proper rest and restore energy
34-38	Trek to Everest Base Camp and prepare for Mt. Everest Summit
39-40	Trek to Base Camp II and rest there
41	Climb to camp III from Camp II
42	Climb up to Camp IV
43	Mt. Everest Summit from Camp IV and get back to Camp IV
44	Descend back to Camp II from camp IV
45	Descend Back to Everest Base Camp From camp II
46	Rest Day at Everest Base Camp
47	Trek back to Pheriche from Everest Base Camp
48	Trek back to Pheriche from Everest Base Camp
49	Trek back to Lukla from Namche Bazar
50	Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu
51	Departure day

Mount Everest Expedition Detail Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival day

Your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport on the first day of your trip will be greeted by a representative of our firm. With a board with our company’s brand, they will be simple to spot. You will go to Nepal, a country renowned for its amazing natural beauty, where our representative will kindly welcome you and help you during your stay. From the airport, they will arrange transportation to the hotel, where you will spend the night.

Activity: Arrive Kathmandu
Meal: Welcome Meal
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 2: Documentation and preparation day at Kathmandu

Any expedition must have the appropriate permissions and documentation in order before leaving on the trip. To guarantee a smooth voyage, we will help you now complete all the necessary paperwork and permissions. We will also make the necessary preparations by acquiring the equipment and tools required for mountaineering.

Our knowledgeable mountaineering guide will provide you useful information and lead pre-climbing training to give you the skills you need. After a successful day, you will spend the night at a hotel in Kathmandu getting ready for your upcoming trip.

Activity: Preparation day at Kathmandu
Meal: BB
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 3: Kathmandu valley sight seeing

We will continue with the final preparations for our journey after a leisurely early breakfast. The beautiful Kathmandu valley, famed for its illustrious art, customs, and cultural history, will be our next stop on our tour. The valley enjoys the enviable distinction of being a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The famous Pashupatinath temple, the revered Swayambhu Nath, the beautiful Bouddha stupa, and the ancient Kathmandu Durbar Square are just a few of the outstanding locations we will get the chance to see today. These locations exhibit off Nepal’s magnificent architecture while providing a window into its colorful past. You will return to the hotel in the evening to spend the night and complete the preparations for the following phase of our trip.

Activity: Explore day at Kathmandu
Meal: BB
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 4: Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding

You will take an early flight from Kathmandu to Lukla after a leisurely breakfast to begin your thrilling tour. As you soar above verdant green landscapes and take in breath-taking panoramic vistas of snow-capped mountains from the air, this journey is sure to be one that you won’t soon forget. You will land at Lukla airstrip after a breathtaking 32-minute flight.

This is the start of our journey on foot, and this is the first day of our journey. Starting in Lukla, our trip will take us to the quaint settlement of Phakding. We shall be surrounded by the splendor of nature as we travel through the magnificent landscapes. We will get the chance to experience the friendliness of the local culture by spending the night at a comfortable Homestay after we arrive in Phakding. It will offer a special and genuine glimpse into the manner of living there.

Activity: Fly to Lulka & trek to Phakding
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 5: Trek from Pakhding to Namche Bazar

The ascent today gives breathtaking views of mighty mountains, lush slopes, and other alluring natural treasures. We will have the honor of traveling through the famed Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which highlights the area’s natural beauty, as we go. Our route will take us to Namche Bazaar, a thriving trade center located in the Everest area.

The region’s commercial hub is Namche Bazaar, which is humming with activity and has a strong cultural vibe. There are several facilities and services available here for hikers and mountaineers. It’s the ideal spot to unwind and adjust to the environment before continuing on our tour. We will spend tonight at a pleasant hotel in Namche Bazaar, which offers a warm and friendly setting to rest up for the adventures that lie ahead.

Activity: Trek to Namche Bazaar
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 6: Acclimatization day at Namche Bazar

Understanding the possible hazards of altitude sickness is essential when we go to greater altitudes over 3000 meters. Our Mt. Everest Expedition Program includes a day specifically designated for acclimatization in the charming town of Namche Bazaar to assure the security and success of the trip.

In the middle of breathtaking mountains and the grip of winter, Namche Bazaar radiates an alluring appeal. We have a fantastic opportunity to fully experience the rich culture and customs of the Sherpa people in this town. We will see the adjacent Sherpa towns on our day of acclimatization to learn more about their way of life. You may also have the chance to dress up like a Sherpa if you’re interested for some incredible photo possibilities. Please be aware that nominal fee might be associated with this activity, depending on the regional costume.

We reduce the chances of altitude sickness by allocating a day to acclimatization in Namche Bazaar, and we also help our entire group make lifelong memories. Let’s enjoy the beauty of this bustling town surrounded by majestic mountains and learn more about the interesting Sherpa culture. If we’re lucky, we might even catch some enthralling cultural performances that highlight the incredible Sherpa legacy.

Activity: Rest day at Namche Bazaar
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 7: Trek from Namche Bazar to Tengboche

On the seventh day, we set out on a strenuous journey that climbs more than 1200 meters from Namche Bazaar to Tengboche. The breathtaking mountain panoramas and unspoiled natural beauty always renew us despite the demanding physical requirements.

Tengboche welcomes us as a serene haven amid the majesty of high hills. We find comfort in our lodgings, which are tucked away in the tranquil highlands and give us time to think back on our voyage so far. We have traveled a difficult journey, but it has been rewarded with tranquil settings and amazing interactions. Accept the challenge, immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, and look forward to the calm Tengboche has to offer.

Activity: Trek to Tengboche
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 8: Trek from Tengboche to Dengboche

We left Tengboche after a substantial breakfast and headed to Dingboche. On this stage of the expedition, as we cross a glacial river, we are treated to breathtaking views of the towering Ama Dablam. Our journey gets more thrilling with each stop along the road as new wonders that mesmerize us are revealed.

As soon as we arrive in Dingboche, we are graciously received into the hospitality of a local homestay, giving us a real experience of the way of life there. Here, among the serene mountains, we find ourselves taking a moment to consider the stunning beauty we have already seen. We will always remember this part of the journey because of the breathtaking scenery and distinctive lodging options. Take in the breathtaking views, lose yourself in the beauty of the route, and anxiously anticipate Dingboche’s appeal.

Activity: Trek to Dengboche
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 9: Acclimatization day at Dengboche

Dingboche, which is tucked away amid the Sherpa villages, has breathtaking vistas of enormous mountains like Island Peak and Ama Dablam. This village is known for its spectacular natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. To reduce dangers like altitude sickness when we go further, it is critical to emphasize proper acclimatization.

Since the air density is substantially lower at higher elevations than it is at lower ones, appropriate acclimatization is crucial. In order to facilitate a seamless transition, we will spend time in Dingboche on day hikes, getting acquainted with the community, and learning about its culture. These exercises will aid in the required environment modification. We will stay tonight at a guesthouse in Dingboche, giving a convenient and pleasant spot to rest during this stage of the journey.

Activity: Rest day at Dengboche
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 10: Trek from Dengboche to Lobuche

In Dingboche, we enjoy a delicious breakfast cooked with regional ingredients before starting our ascent to Lobuche. The adventure starts with a relaxing two-hour descent that gives us time to take in the natural beauty of the area. Then, before beginning a more difficult ascent, we take a little break in Thukla. Our route leads us to the tough Dugla Pass, where the ascent is made more challenging by the lack of oxygen.

Moving further, we trace the breathtaking length of the Khumbu Glacier. The towering summit of Kala Patthar, which offers stunning views of valleys, mountains, and other natural treasures, becomes a notable landmark along the trip.

We arrive in the town of Lobuche, our last stop for the day, after a 30-minute stroll through beautiful scenery. We will receive a warm welcome into a homestay here, giving us a genuine taste of the local warmth. As we get ready for the thrilling activities that are ahead, we will rest and recover for the night in Lobuche.

Activity: Trek to Lobuche
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 11: Trek from Lobuche to Everest Base Camp

Lobuche is the last settlement near Everest Base Camp. From Lobuche you will trek to Everest Base camp following Khumbu Glacier. You will get the beautiful view of mountains like Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam etc. during trek. After few hours of trekking, you will reach the base of world’s highest mountain i.e., Everest base camp. Our guide and porter will set the camp there and you will explore Everest base camp and stay camping tonight.

Activity: Trek to Everest Base Camp
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

12-17

Day 12-17: Preparation and training period in Everest Base Camp

For mountaineering and expedition, one should be well trained and prepared physically as well as mentally. So, before starting climbing and other mountaineering activities, we will do proper training with proper acclimatization. From day 12 to day 17, we will do proper training and acclimation in Everest Base Camp so that we don’t have to face any issues during mountaineering.

Before starting any mountaineering activity, we have to do prayer to remain safe and take permission with God as Mt. Everest is considered as Mother Goddess of world according to Tibetan religion as Mt. Chomolungma.

During the 6 days period we will do training which include using proper gears and tools, using oxygen cylinders, walking on snow, climbing with rope or descending, using ladders and rope, following the instruction given by the guide or trainer.

Activity: Preparation day at Everest Base Camp
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 18: Climb to Camp I from Base Camp

After completing 6 days training, we will start climbing and base camp rotation before pushing summit. On 18^th day of the journey, we will begin climbing to Base Camp I from Everest Base Camp after having breakfast. Crossing through Khumbu Glacier and different clefts, we will reach base camp I and gain elevation. Set the camp base camp I at 6000 meters altitude and stay camping there.

Activity: Climb to Camp I
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 19: climb to Camp II from camp I and again back to Camp I

From camp I climb up to camp II elevating 400 meters up from Camp I. Today, crossing western cwm and ascending with crossing clefts takes to Camp II. Explore Camp II, experience the altitude, feel the environment and again get back to Camp I for night stay.

Activity: Climb to Camp I & back to Camp I
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

20-21

Day 20-21: Get back to Base Camp and rest respectively

On 20^th day get back to base camp through the previous path. Have rest in Everest Base Camp on 21^st day and prepare for upcoming journey.

Activity: Back to Base Camp
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

22-24

Day 22-24: Climb up to Base Camp II from Everest Base Camp and rest

During these 3 days period, you will climb up to Base Camp II from Everest Base Camp. During this time stay night camping in Camp II. This duration is for proper acclimatization in higher altitude. Hike around Camp II and do some training using ladder, rope, ice axe and other gears and also learn to tackle the uncertain weather condition in higher altitude.

Activity: Climb up to Camp II
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 25: Trek from Camp II to Camp III and descend back to Camp II

Today after having breakfast, we will climb to camp III for the first time which is situated at an altitude of 7600 meters. And stay some times in Camp III and set camp there. Those who need oxygen cylinder will get back to camp back to Camp II for night stay and those who don’t need the oxygen cylinder will stay in Camp III for proper acclimation.

Activity: Trek to Camp III & back to Camp II
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 26: Trek back to Everest Base Camp

After spending night in Camp II and Camp II, descend down to Everest Base Camp for proper rest and recovery. Before ascending in higher altitude, our body need some rest and recover. Both group from Camp II and Camp III descend back to Everest base Camp for night stay.

Activity: Trek back to Everest Base Camp
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

27-33

Day 27-33: Trek Back to Dengboche for proper rest and restore energy

Before summitting, we have to do proper rest and well recover. For proper rest we will descend back to Dangboche. We will spend 4 to 6 days in Dengboche hiking around Dangboche and do some rest. Some nights we will stay at Dengboche and some nights we will stay at Base camp for proper acclimation.

Activity: Trek back to Dengboche
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

34-38

Day 34-38: Trek to Everest Base Camp and prepare for Mt. Everest Summit

From day 34 to 38, prepare for Mt. Everest summit and do some training and base camp rotation. This is the time to be ready physically and mentally. Those who are not ready for summit will be left at base camp and those who are physically and mentally ready will be go for summit. This time stay camping in Everest Base Camp preparing for summit.

Activity: Preparation for Mt. Everest Summit
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

39-40

Day 39-40: Trek to Base Camp II and rest there

On 39^th day, climb up to Base Camp II from Everest Base Camp via Camp I following the previous path. Today stay camping at Camp II. The 40^th day will be resting and acclimation day at Camp II hiking around the Camp. Today take proper rest for following days.

Activity: Trek to Base Camp II
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 41: Climb to camp III from Camp II

On 41^st day, we will push ourself to Camp III from Camp II following the previous path that we used during base camp rotation period. We have to move through ice using the rope set by sherpas. Even using the gears properly, it will be challenging to walk on ice crossing different clefts. Today spend the night camping in Camp III.

Activity: Trek to Base Camp II
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 42: Climb up to Camp IV

Camp IV is located at the height of 8000 meters. This point is also called Death Zone and from here it is very risky even being very careful. Today climb up to Camp IV from camp III following the previous path used during base camp rotation. Our sherpa will set rope and ladders. We will follow them by using tools and equipment properly and carefully. Climbers will use oxygen cylinder if necessary.

Today stay at Camp IV keeping body warm and resting carefully over 8000 meters. As risk will be in high level so every one should be together with the team. Our technical team will predict the weather. If the weather is worst, you will descend back to Camp III. If weather is good, you will stay camping at Camp IV.

Activity: Climb up to IV
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 43: Mt. Everest Summit from Camp IV and get back to Camp IV

The result of our persistent commitment, tenacity, and unflinching spirit is today. As we set out on a historic adventure to climb the world’s highest mountain, the realization of our dreams is within our reach. Our journey begins in the quiet hours of midnight to make sure we reach the peak in time to watch the spectacular sunrise peeking over the towering mountain ranges at first light.

When our trip reaches its peak, we are enveloped in an ethereal environment and experience breathtaking moments that will live long in our memory. We reverently use the camera to record the spirit of this glorious moment, preserving it for all time. Because safety and following climbing regulations are of the highest importance, we take caution and restrict our time at the summit of Everest to no longer than 15 to 20 minutes.

After taking in the breathtaking splendor of the top, we start our slow descent toward Camp IV or perhaps even Camp III, where we will find rest and a place to stay for the night. We take with us the tremendous sense of accomplishment and the knowledge gained from this extraordinary endeavor as we make our way over the dangerous terrain.

Activity: Mount Everest Summit and back to Camp IV
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 44: Descend back to Camp II from camp IV

On 44^th day of journey after Mt. Everest summit we will descend back to camp II and rest there and stay a night camping.

Activity: Descend back to Camp II
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 45: Descend Back to Everest Base Camp From camp II

From Camp II we will get back to Everest Base camp. When we reach Everest base camp, we will be away from high risk factors and we will stay that night camping in Everest base Camp shearing the experience and memories.

Activity: Trek down to Everest Base Camp
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 46: Rest Day at Everest Base Camp

Today it will be the rest day at Everest Base Camp after Mt. Everest Summit. We will clean the base camp, explore it and do proper rest and stay camping in Everest base Camp. It will be the last night of Camping of our Everest Expedition.

Activity: Rest day at Everest Base Camp
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 47: Trek back to Pheriche from Everest Base Camp

Having early breakfast and packing all the belongings properly after rest day in Everest Base Camp, we will descend back to Pheriche through different trial than the previous one. Taking long walk putting Mt. Everest and other mountains in the background we will trek to Pheriche. Trek goes descending through rough trial to Pheriche. Today we will stay at Pheriche.

Activity: Trek back to Pheriche
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/Lodge

Day 48: Trek to Namche from Pheriche

From Pheriche we will trek back to Namche Bazar descending down crossing different villages and forest with the beautiful view of mountains. Today stay an overnight in homestay at Namche Bazaar.

Activity: Trek back to Namche Bazaar
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/Lodge

Day 49: trek back to Lukla from Namche Bazar

We are enthralled by the breathtaking Himalayan views and the lush trees as we make our way from Namche Bazaar to Lukla. The landscape’s unsurpassed beauty captivates us at every turn and makes an enduring impression on our souls. When we arrive in Lukla, we discover peace and comfort at a wonderful guesthouse, where the kind locals welcome us with open arms. While enjoying mouthwatering regional fare and cool drinks, we are entertained by mesmerizing traditional acts that highlight the area’s rich cultural past. We are filled with appreciation as we think back on our amazing adventure and carry with us special memories of this magnificent walk. We are eternally appreciative of Lukla for providing us with the perfect balance of serenity and cultural immersion.

Activity: Trek back to Lukla
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/Lodge

Day 50: Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu

On our stunning scenic flight, which lasts for around 32 mesmerizing minutes, we soar over undulating hills while being enthralled by the majestic mountain landscapes that appear before us. Our spirits are permanently etched with the beauty of the rough peaks, which have an incredible impact on how we perceive the world.

We assemble ourselves at a wonderful hotel in Kathmandu’s Thamel neighborhood, find peace, and painstakingly get ready to go. We consider the significant events that impacted our voyage while relaxing at the hotel, excitedly anticipating what lies ahead. We say goodbye to Thamel with thanks in our hearts, confident that we will always cherish the memories of this incredible journey.

Activity: Fly back to Kathmandu
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 51: Departure day

You have the fantastic option to engage in a shopping adventure in Kathmandu on the final day of your amazing 51-day journey. The busy Thamel, or any other place of your choice, provides the perfect environment for exploration and the discovery of special gems. You may relax knowing that our committed team will manage all transportation plans so you get at the airport in plenty of time for your planned departure.

We place the highest value on your pleasure and are prepared to help you in any way we can. Our goal is to improve your whole experience and provide priceless memories, whether that is modifying your schedule or responding to any extra questions you may have. Your pleasure is our first concern, and we’re devoted to giving you excellent service every time.

Activity: Fly back

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Includes and Excludes

What’s Included?

Airport pick-up and drop-off by a private vehicle: this package doesn’t include shared public transportation for airport pickups and drop-offs.
Arrival and departure at kathmandu international airport will be greeted by expedition staff.
Hotel Stay-Hotel in Kathmandu: Breakfast, 4-star.
Highly Experienced Government Licensed High altitude Trek and Climb Guides.
Complete Trek Equipment Includes: a dining tent, kitchen tent, toilet tent, tables and chairs.
Mountaineering Equipment-fixed ropes, ice axes, crampons, and snow bars.
Camp cooks and assistant cook as well as Camp I for preparation of meals.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner refuges, lodging, or hotels onboard the route of trek.
Complete board meal for all staff members in high camp and base camp.
Portering or towing of 30 kg personal bag of one’s equipment.
Necessary meteorological reports for adjudgment of daily weather briefing.
TIMS Card and Sagarmatha National Park permit like expedition permit.
Royalties and ascending permit fee to be submitted in government.
One experienced sherpa or ascending guide employed by and registered by the government per member.
Trekking Staff, Sherpas, Equipment, Medical, and Accidental Insurance Salaries.
Medical Advice Service and Clinic HRA Base Camp Entrance.
Equipment Allowance and Salary of Sherpas, Cooks, and Crew.
First Aid Kit Members and Crew.
Satellite phone for communication charged at the rate of US$3 per minute.
Oxygen and ration for members and members above base camp.
Fixed and dynamic ropes needed for climbing.
Warm base camp dining tent for relaxation and leisure time.
Emergency Oxygen, Mask, and Regulators for Rent.
Individual tent for each member in Everest Base Camp.
Solar panels for battery charging and base camp lighting.
Members’ and staff tents high camps (Camp 1, Camp 2, Camp 3, and Camp 4).

What is not Included?

Breakfasts, lunches and dinners in Kathmandu except for farewell dinners.
Other drinks or refreshments, such as snacks, energy drinks, mineral water, and chocolates on trek.
All personal expenses like laundry, gratuities, and incidentals.
Expensive unforeseen circumstances due to natural disaster, political unrest, or strikes.
Transport besides that indicated in the itinerary.
Employment of Additional Staff other than that included in the Package.
Cost of rescue operation, repatriation, medical examination, or hospitalization.
Travel and Medical Evacuation.
Fee of Facility: Satellite Phone, Walkie-talkie, Landline, or Internet. Personal climbing gear-clothing, trek, first-aid kit.
Nepalese import tax on climbing equipment. Bonus of Sherpa Guide Summit as per rule of Mountaineering Association.
least us$ 1500 per guide).
Trekking and climbing support staff gratuities and donations.
Domestic flights in Nepal.
Nepal visa charge (us$ 30 for 15 days, us$ 50 for 30 days, us$ 125 for 90 days).
Any extra charge, tax, and service not mentioned in the itinerary.

Trip Map of Mount Everest Expedition

Mount Everest Expedition - Trip Information

Everest Expedition Main Attraction

Mt Everest, standing at 8,848.86 meters, is the highest peak in the world and one of the most sought-after mountaineering adventures. it welcomes trekkers from across the globe who desire to step on its legendary top. the ascent treats the onlooker with breathtaking scenery of lhotse, makalu, and cho oyu and is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. the ascent involves negotiating icefalls, near-vertical rock faces, and adverse weather, requiring technical expertise, endurance, and high-altitude acclimatization.

Mountaineering technical complexity and difficulty

mount everest climbing is a technologically challenging venture with crevasses, icefalls, and rock faces. climbers have to navigate the dangerous khumbu icefall, almost vertical lhotse face, and exposed top ridge. fixed ropes and ladders are needed to cross over dangerous areas, and climbers require skilled ice climbing and glacier travel skills. bitter cold weather, heavy wind, and low oxygen levels combine to make the climb all the more tricky, requiring better physical endurance and mental toughness.

panorama and distant wilderness

the everest ascent provides spectacular views of the himalayas, with sheer glaciers, plain valleys, and rugged mountainous terrain. the trek to the base camp takes mountaineers past sherpa villages, an introduction to their vibrant culture and traditions. higher up, the landscape is green forests changing into desolate icy slopes. the remoteness and loneliness of the expedition only serve to exacerbate its intensity, a true test of endurance in one of the most hostile environments on Earth.

extreme climatic conditions and hostile terrain

The everest climb is marked by extreme climatic conditions, with temperatures going below -40°c. hurricane-force winds and blinding snowstorms are significant dangers to climbers. the death zone beyond 8,000 meters sees extremely low oxygen levels, with long exposure proving fatal. unstable icefalls, avalanches, and near-vertical rock faces are additional dangers, requiring incremental acclimatization and cautious advancement at every stage of the climb.

base camp and expedition logistics

everest base camp, which is at an altitude of 5,364 meters, is the starting point of the ascent. mountaineers are acclimatized and trained weeks in advance of the actual climb. experienced sherpas establish high camps, offer supplies, and set up ropes during the course of the ascent. technical equipment, including oxygen bottles, ice axes, and crampons, is essential to a safe and successful climb. climbers ascend gradually through camps at 6,000 meters, 7,200 meters, and 8,000 meters before a final push to the top.

Necessary Equipments

There are many necessary equipment that trekkers have to carry during the treks. During the Mt.Everest Expedition trekkers can stay at stars to local level hotels at Kathmandu and Pokhara. On the way they have to stay at local community house or tea house enjoying local cuisine but some places they have to stay on tent doing camping because at upper altitude we can’t find any permanent residence house so that trekkers have to carry necessary equipment and materials according to their stay .The necessary materials needed during the treks are as follows.

Summit to base camp ascent route

The climb is begun by a trek to base camp, then gradual acclimatizing climbs to the higher camps. camp 1, around 6,000 meters altitude, is reached by way of the khumbu icefall, a glacier in continuous motion with deep crevasses. camp 2, at 6,400 meters, is a resting point prior to the steep ascent of the lhotse face to camp 3 at 7,200 meters. from there, climbers continue on to camp 4 at 8,000 meters, the final stop before a summit bid. the summit bid is approached through the balcony, the exposed hillary step, and the final steep ridge to the summit. climbers must conquer life-threatening conditions with limited oxygen, and hence the final portion is the most challenging. the panorama from the top and a great sense of pride are what the climbers obtain in return. Everest expedition permit fee the mount everest climbing permit fee varies based on the season. the permit fee is usd 11,000 per climber for spring climbing season. in the autumn season, the permit is usd 5,500, and in winter and summer, it is usd 2,750. climbing permits are regulated by the nepal government to restrict climbers and environmental degradation. the large number of climbers puts pressure on the region’s fragile ecosystem and local culture to help balance this, the permit system is employed to finance conservation, trail maintenance, and rescues.

Everest climbing permit fee

The mount everest climbing permit fee still differs according to the season. the spring season climbing permit is usd 11,000 per individual. the autumn is usd 5,500, but the winter and summer are usd 2,750. the climbing permits are regulated by the nepal government in an attempt to restrict the climbers as well as the impact on the environment.

The ridiculously high number of climbers endangers the delicate ecosystem and culture of the area. by comparison, the permit system generates income that is employed in conservation, trail repair, and rescue operations. permits generate revenues utilized in solving issues of garbage disposal, enhancing the state of security, and protecting the great diversity of the everest environment. the government of nepal has declared the region a protected area to preserve its natural landscape and cultural landscape. the climbers must obtain a permit from the nepal mountaineering association and have to abide by strict regulations.

Travel insurance

Everest climbing is dangerous, with hazards including avalanches, altitude sickness, frostbite, and unstable weather. medical conditions have to be evacuated at high altitude above 8,000 meters, which is costly and logistically demanding. unpredictable weather conditions demand that climbers possess proper travel insurance.

There must be a proper insurance policy to cover helicopter rescue, medical treatment, and emergency evacuation services. a good insurance provider offering high-altitude mountaineering insurance should be selected. insurance cannot prevent natural disasters, but it can offer financial compensation and required support in case of an accident.

Graceful adventure travels pvt. ltd. does not do insurance business. climbers are suggested to do some research and purchase appropriate insurance before the expedition. good insurance cover makes the climb safe and secure, with which the climbers can meet the challenge with peaceful minds.

Best Time for Everest Expedition

autumn is the best season for the everest expedition, which coincides with september, october, and november. the weather is consistent during these months with sunny skies and moderate temperatures. the mountaineers have the best view of the himalayan range without any interference from frequent storms or snowfall. the chances for avalanches are reduced, and the routes become predictable. autumn provides the best visibility and appropriate climbing weather and hence safest and most sought-after time for an everest climb.

Spring season:

Temperatures begin to moderate, and ice patches begin to melt, making the climb easier to some extent.
lower trail routes are covered with rhododendron flowers, adding beauty to the trek.still, melting snow also increases the danger of avalanches as well as ice movement at high altitudes. climbers have to be cautious of concealed crevasses and unstable walls of ice. even with these obstacles, spring season is a favorite time because of more daylight hours and good weather for attempts to reach the summit.

Autumn season:

Autumn season is the most appropriate time to climb everest. weather is serene, with clear skies and good visibility of surrounding peaks. the temperatures are pleasant, and dry trails facilitate going up more easily than most of the time of the year. trekking offers breathtaking sunrise and sunset vistas of the himalayas. lower valleys offer a scenic trekking experience before going up to higher altitudes. autumn has the optimum safety, views, and best climbing conditions.

Summer season:

summer is accompanied by the monsoon season, so climbing becomes extremely difficult. heavy rain triggers landslides and floods, which make trails muddy and unsafe. dense clouds lower visibility, and unpredictable weather heightens the chances of accidents. higher altitudes receive heavy snowfall, which raises avalanche hazards. lower altitudes are plagued with bugs and leeches, making the journey unpleasant. because of these risks, summer is not advisable for everest expeditions since dangers are more than benefits.

Winter season:

Winter is the most challenging season to climb Everest. Temperatures drop, typically below -40°c at high altitudes.
heavy snow and harsh winds make it very hard to cross. severe cold increases the danger of frostbite, while deep snow drifts make the landscape more risky. even veteran climbers find ascents in the winter very tough, requiring specific gear and highest caution. even though there are some climbers lured by the seclusion of winter, extreme climatic conditions make it one of the less preferable times for an Everest climb.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Mt. Everest is the tallest mountain in the world which is located in Nepal.

Mt. Everest is standing at an altitude of 8848.86 meters from sea level.

Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay sherpa successfully climb Mt. Everest for the first time in 1953.

The elevation of Everest base Camp is 5364 meters from sea level.

The ideal seasons for a Mount Everest Expedition are autumn and spring. These are the best seasons for hiking because of the clear skies, nice weather, and more accessible trails. Autumn brings a richer cultural experience with traditional festivities, while spring brings vivid landscapes and breath-taking mountain panoramas. Both seasons guarantee a satisfying and memorable adventure.

An expedition to the summit of Mount Everest is quite challenging. It is regarded as one of the hardest and most taxing climbing expeditions in the world. A high level of physical preparedness, technical climbing proficiency, and substantial mountaineering experience are required for the expedition. Avalanches, crevasses, unpredictable weather, severe altitude, and other dangers are all present for climbers. High heights’ thin air and low oxygen concentrations put climbers’ health at risk and can cause altitude sickness or other potentially fatal diseases. Careful acclimatization and a strong will to conquer the obstacles on the way to the top are necessary for the ascent. Only extremely skilled mountaineers with the appropriate training and assistance should attempt to climb Mount Everest due to the inherent hazards and challenges involved.

Mt. Everest is located in Solukhumbu District of Nepal.

In most places, there will be limited access to electricity during the Mt. Everest Expedition. The location is harsh and secluded, making it difficult to supply reliable electricity. Expedition teams may employ generators or solar panels to provide a limited amount of electricity for necessities like charging electronic devices or powering communication equipment in the base camp and some higher-altitude sites.

It’s crucial to remember, though, that the amount of electricity becomes less accessible as climbers move further up the mountain. Due to logistical issues and the challenging terrain, electrical power becomes scarcer as climbers approach the upper camps and the summit attempt. Mountaineers frequently use solar chargers or portable power banks to meet their minimal power requirements while on the adventure.

In both urban and rural settings, we provide a wide selection of cozy housing alternatives catered to your unique requirements and financial constraints. We provide a variety of 3 to 5-star hotels in cities, assuring a comfortable stay that meets your tastes. However, we provide substitute lodgings that let you fully immerse yourself in the local culture in tiny rural towns and villages where there aren’t any five-star hotels.

Cities provide a wide variety of dining options to accommodate various tastes and preferences. We put a lot of effort into promoting traditional Nepalese dishes like dal, bhat, and tarkari as well as mouthwatering Indian and Tibetan food. We make an effort to emphasize regional delicacies in rural areas and small towns so that you may experience the area’s diverse cultural heritage through its local cuisine.

Our goal is to give you unforgettable experiences that highlight the unique culture and cuisine of Nepal, whether you are traveling to metropolitan centers or rural areas.

For hiking and peak-climbing activities, travel insurance is a necessary, guaranteeing that you are ready for emergencies and unforeseen circumstances. It offers both financial and medical support, as well as helicopter rescue and transportation. You may go off on your vacation with total confidence knowing that you are covered in the event of any unfortunate events if you have comprehensive travel insurance. Making ensuring you are secure and comfortable while on your adventure is a responsible and important decision.

An important portion of the overall expenditures for climbers aiming to summit Mount Everest is the cost of purchasing a climbing permit. The cost of the permit varies according to the season, the climber’s country of origin, and the preferred route. The permit cost is $11,000 for international climbers on the normal route during the peak spring season. In contrast, the winter and summer seasons have separate levies of USD 2,750 and USD 5,500 for Autumn. Alternative route climbers must pay USD 10,000 in the spring, USD 5,000 in the fall, and USD 2,500 in the winter.

Mt. Everest Expedition needs a certified guide. Climbing and trekking must be done in groups. Guides provide information, navigational expertise, and guarantee of safety while on the walk. Their presence protects the integrity of the trip and prioritizes participant safety.