Everest Expedition

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Duration

50 Days

Location

Mahalangur Himalayas

Country

Nepal

Altitude

8,848.86 m / 29,032 ft

Mount Everest (8,848.86m/29,032ft)** is the world's highest peak, located in Nepal, in the Mahalangur Himalayan range on the border between Nepal and Tibet (Latitude: 27°59ʹ17ʺ, Longitude: 86°55ʹ31ʺ). It was first climbed via the South Face on May 29th, 1953, by Sir Edmund Hillary from New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa from Nepal. Since then, many climbers have followed their steps, achieving countless world records in the history of mountaineering. The Mount Everest expedition offers an extraordinary experience, allowing you to stand on the highest point on Earth, a memory that lasts a lifetime.

Extraordinary feats require extraordinary skills and preparation, and the safety and well-being of our expedition members are our principal concern. When you join our accomplished teams, you are in the most skillful and qualified hands in the mountains. Our real-world experience makes the crucial difference between a successful summit and an attempted one.

Trip Overview

Max Altitude: 8,848.86 m / 29,032 ft

Duration: 47 – 50 Days

Best Season: Spring (2nd Week of April to the End of May)

Itinerary Details
Included & Not Included

Day 1

Arrival in Kathmandu

Accommodation: Hotel | Altitude: 1400m

Day 2

Official Formalities

Accommodation: Hotel

Day 3

Fly to Lukla and Trek to Phakding

Accommodation: Lodge | Altitude: 2460m

Day 4

Trek to Namche Bazar

Accommodation: Lodge | Altitude: 3440m

Day 5

Rest and Acclimatization

Accommodation: Lodge

Day 6

Trek to Dibuche

Accommodation: Lodge | Altitude: 3820m

Day 7

Trek to Dingboche

Accommodation: Lodge | Altitude: 4410m

Day 8

Rest and Acclimatization

Day 9

Trek to Lobuche

Accommodation: Lodge | Altitude: 4900m

Day 10

Trek to Everest Base Camp

Accommodation: Camping | Altitude: 5380

Day 11 - 14

Acclimatization, Prayer Ceremony, and Training at Base Camp

Day 16 - 43

Climbing Period

Day 44

Back to Everest Base Camp

Accommodation: Camping

Day 45

Trek back to Pheriche

Accommodation: Lodge

Day 46

Trek back to Namche

Accommodation: Lodge

Day 47

Trek back to Lukla

Accommodation: Lodge

Day 48

Fly back to Kathmandu

Accommodation: Hotel

Day 49

Free day in Kathmandu

Accommodation: Hotel

Day 50

Final Departure

International and domestic airport transfers.

Necessary transportation for the expedition crew.

Accommodation in Kathmandu and during the trek.

Expedition royalty and necessary permits.

Climbing support team including Sherpa guides.

Base Camp equipment and facilities.

Oxygen and safety equipment.

Welcome and farewell dinners.

Additional services such as weather forecasting and first aid kits.

Food services during the expedition.

International airfare.

Nepal entry visa.

Personal trekking and climbing gear.

Travel insurance.

Personal expenses, drinks, and beverages.

Summit bonus for Sherpa guides; $2000

Tips for staff.

Additonal Information

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR 8000ERS:

- At least one 6000m peak climbing is recommended to gain experience in climbing high-altitude mountains. In addition, you will be able to examine your physical limits, assess your technical skills, and evaluate your acclimatization requirement.

RECOMMENDED PHYSICAL TRAINING:

(Start 70 days before the expedition)

Hiking once a week: 5 to 7 hours with a minimum 15 KG backpack.
Running a minimum of 5 to 7 km every day.
We also recommend cycling and swimming as your time permits.

TRAINING WE PROVIDE AT BASE CAMP BY OUR CLIMBING INSTRUCTOR:

Using Rappelling Devices, traverse, duck walk, classical/flat-footing, using oxygen, mask, regulator, and other safety devices, ice climbing practice, traversing, ladder crossing, fixed lines, diagonal ascent/descent, etc.
If anyone requires to summit in a short period, we recommend consulting a Hypoxia (Altitude Training for pre-acclimatization) professional, three months before the expedition.

OUR VALUES:

T.G. Treks Pvt. Ltd. is managed by Sherpas with a combined mountaineering experience of 6 decades. All our personnel are from the mountain regions of Nepal, and their care and safety are as important to us as our clients. We do not cut costs but offer you competitive rates that do not affect or jeopardize the safety of the members of the expedition. We do not cater to mass tourism and are proud of expeditions we are committed to each year. We are unwavering in our obligations to provide our clients with a safe, comfortable, experiential experience they have invested so much in.

THINGS TO CONSIDER:

Physical Fitness: Adequate physical fitness is crucial for this challenging expedition. Prior high-altitude climbing experience and training are recommended.
Altitude Acclimatization: Proper acclimatization is essential to prevent altitude sickness. The itinerary includes acclimatization days for your safety.
Travel Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory, covering high-altitude mountaineering and emergency evacuations.
Personal Gear: Bring suitable personal climbing gear. Consult with the expedition team for a recommended gear list.