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Island Peak Climbing
Island Peak Climbing
Island Peak Climbing
At a Glance
Duration18 Days
Trip GradeStrenuous
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CountryNepal
Maximum Altitude6187m
Group Size1-10 pax
StartsKathmandu
EndsKathmandu
Travel StyleTrekking and Climbing
Best TimeSeptember to November and March to June

Island Peak Climbing

Reach the top of the snowy mountain peak located in the Everest region of Nepal! Conquer the mountain and quench your thirst to leave your footprints at the mountain that is above 6000 m altitude! The journey of Island Peak Climbing in Nepal is probably the most adventurous and iconic as it includes the itinerary of the Everest Base Camp Trek too. Book this amazing trekking package and reach the foothills of the world’s tallest mountain Mt. Everest and also conquer the snowy mountain peak located in the Mahalangur Himalayan range.

The Himalayan Trekking Path has a team of travel planners consisting of Sherpa. Therefore, our climbing itinerary and trekking itineraries in the high-altitude places of Nepal are always safe and captivating. Moreover, we strive to provide authentic experiences to our guests beyond their expectations. Impeccable hospitality, quality services, and local experiences are our biggest highlights. Therefore, feel free and contact our travel planners to knit the best itinerary of Island Peak Climbing in Nepal with the Everest Base Camp Trek journey.

Highlights of the Island Peak Climbing

  • Combine the classical EBC Trek and the renowned Island Peak Expedition for an unforgettable solo trip in the Khumbu Region.
  • Immerse yourself in the world of mountain climbing by conquering Island Peak, also known as Imja Tse.
  • Witness the awe-inspiring beauty of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and numerous other peaks towering above 7000m.
  • Embark on a remarkable journey through picturesque Sherpa villages, river valleys, Himalayan vistas, monasteries, and vast glaciers en route to the Everest Base Camp and Island Peak summits.
  • Immerse yourself in the rich Sherpa culture, traditions, and lifestyle while also exploring the diverse flora and fauna of the region.
  • Tailor your experience to create the ultimate Himalayan trekking and mountaineering expedition.
  • Discover the perfect blend of the classical EBC Trek and the iconic Island Peak Expedition during your solo adventure in the Khumbu Region.

What are the major trekking peaks of Nepal?

There are more than 27 trekking peaks in Nepal permitted to climb even if the country is blessed in terms of the snow-capped mountains. There are more than 1900 snowy peaks in Nepal. The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) allows climbing activities on the 27 peaks. The major trekking peaks of Nepal are Mera Peak, Island Peak, Lobuche Peak, Chulu East Peak, Chulu West Peak, Pisang Peak, Tent Peak, Pokalde Peak, Tharpu Chuli Peak, etc. These mountains provide the most stunning climbing experiences. Please note that these trekking peaks are ideal for those climbers who wish to climb higher mountains. Therefore, these mountains are also called as the training peaks.

Can a beginner climber without prior climbing experience climb the Island Peak?

Yes, Island Peak Climbing is suitable for any kind of climber from beginner level to veteran experienced level. You don’t need prior mountaineering experiences or training to climb the Island Peak. If you have a good level of physical fitness and stamina then you can easily complete the climbing journey. The biggest requirement for climbing in Nepal is the physical fitness level and mental strength. A climber with sound physical ability can easily complete the climbing.

Imja Tse Climbing Facts

The local name of the Island Peak is the Imja Tse. This refers to the mountain surrounded by the glacier. The location of the mountain is in the middle of the Lhotse Shar glacier. Trekkers on this trekking trip have to spend a night in the Island Peak Base Camp. The Sherpa guide will provide the climbing training to the climbers in the base camp. The training includes the drill to climb using ropes and an ice axe. Crampons walking is also taught in the base camp. The Island Peak is regarded as the most suitable peak to climb for training purposes after Lobuche Peak. If you wish to do the expedition activity in the higher altitude mountains like Everest then doing the Island Peak Climbing is an ideal choice.

What is the altitude of Island Peak?

The altitude of the Island Peak is 6189 m. It is the ideal height to train for the expedition adventures. Lobuche Peak and Island Peak in the Everest region of Nepal are suitable peaks to prepare for the expedition. The height of the Island Peak is different on the internet. Some claim that the altitude of the Island Peak is 6165 m and some claim to be 6175 m. However, the actual height of the peak is 6189 m from sea level.

Can I do Lobuche Peak Climbing after climbing Island Peak?

Combine the itinerary of two of the major iconic trekking peaks of the Everest region of Nepal to form a single amazing journey. It is possible to do either Lobuche Peak climbing or Island Peak Climbing after successfully climbing one mountain. The distance between Island Peak and Lobuche Peak is about 15 kilometers. Therefore, it is possible to do both the climbing activities in one single trip. Make sure that you consult with our trekking planners. If you add about 750 $ to 780 $ per person additional cost then you can do both the climbing activities. The travel planners of the Himalayan Trekking Path have knitted different options for full itineraries to explore the Khumbu region of Nepal. Therefore, we have many trekking and climbing packages of different themes with different rates. You can choose to trek or climb according to your preferences. Contact our travel planners and do the Lobuche Peak Climbing after climbing the adventurous Island Peak. A smart traveler will always choose the Lobuche East and Island Peak Climbing Package. Relish the chance to conquer two iconic mountains of the Khumbu region of Nepal.

Who Climbed the Island Peak for the first time?

Tenzing Norgay and Charles along with a team of 4 more climbers together with 12 members of the Sherpa team climbed the Southwest summit of the Island Peak for the first time back in 1953. This was the expedition of the British Team. The main summit of the Island Peak was first climbed by Hans Rudolf Van Gunten back in 1956. Ever since the first ascent, the Island Peak has been climbed by numerous climbers from across the globe. Moreover, the mountain has many climbers as it is an ideal mountain to climb before the Everest Expedition.

Everest Base Camp Trek before climbing Island Peak

The itinerary of the Island Peak Climbing consists of the Everest Base Camp Trek. The maximum altitude on the Island Peak Climb is 6189 m. If you add the journey of the Everest Base Camp to this itinerary then trekkers will cover more time in high-altitude places. The maximum height gained before attempting to climb Island Peak is about 5545 m. This is the height of Kalapathar. After the two acclimatization breaks in Namche Bazaar and Dingboche, reaching the Everest Base Camp and doing the Kalapathar Hike help climbers to adjust the demands of the high-altitude place. Therefore, don’t skip the Everest Base Camp Trek before climbing the Island Peak.

Can I book the Island Peak Climbing from Chhukung or Dingboche? 1 Night 2 Days Island Peak Climb Package

Contact our travel planners if you wish to buy our Island Peak Climbing package only from either Dingboche or Chhukung. On this journey, you will meet our Sherpa guide and climbing crew members either in Dingboche or Chhukung. You will have to do all the trekking activities yourselves. We highly recommend you include the trekking activities and management to the trekking agency. Leave all the hassles of booking the trekking permits and logistics! Enjoy the wonders of Mother Nature and grandeur of Sherpa culture leaving all the hassles of trip management to your trekking guide.

What are the mountains seen from the top of the Island Peak? Can I see Everest from Island Peak Summit?

The summit of the Island Peak is majestic as you can get the scenery of mountains as far as the Makalu Barun Himalayan range. Ironically, the sight of Mt. Everest is not possible from the top of the Island Peak. The great wall of Lhotse Shar blocks the view of Everest even if it is just 12 kilometers apart. Relish the scenery of mountains like Amadablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, Thamserku, Tabuche, Cho Oyu, etc. from the top of the Island Peak.

What is the cost of the permits to climb the Island Peak? When is the best time to climb Island Peak?

The cost of the Island Peak Climbing permit is 250 $ per person for the spring season. The autumn season cost is 125 $ per person and the winter/summer season permit cost is 70 $ per person. Even if the cost of the spring season climbing permit is high you must choose this time to do the climbing activities.

The best time to climb Mt. Everest is spring season and the ideal time is May. Therefore, coinciding with the Island Peak Climbing in the times of Everest Climbing make sure that you have a good chance of a successful summit adventure. Choose to climb Island Peak during the spring season (March-May). However, the autumn season is also an ideal time to climb

Do I get the climbing certificate after completing the Island Peak Itinerary?

Upon successful completion of the Island Peak Climbing in Nepal, the climber will get the trip completion certificate signed by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). This is the official organization to look after all the mountaineering activities in Nepal recognized by the Nepal Government.

How to avoid altitude sickness during the Island Peak Everest Base Camp Trekking journey?

The biggest reason that hinders the successful climbing of the mountain is the risk of altitude sickness. Please note that regardless of the physical fitness level and experiences; the risk of altitude sickness is the same for all. Therefore, climbers and trekkers must follow certain guidelines to trek or climb without the stress of altitude sickness. Drink lots of fluids (Soups and Drinking Water) and do all acclimatization activities seriously. Make sure that you have a good cardiovascular ability. Build the fitness level and stamina at least a month before the Island Peak Climbing.

What are the conditions of the accommodation and meals during the Island Peak Climb journey?

The accommodation and meals during the Island Peak Climbing journey in Nepal are top-notch. Climbers have to spend at least a night in the tented accommodation in the Island Peak Base Camp (5100 m). Meals will be served by the climbing crew members. Don’t expect a wide choice of food menu while staying in the Island Peak Base Camp.

How many days does it take to climb Island Peak?

It takes about 18 to 19 days to complete the Island Peak Climbing itinerary. However, it takes about 9 to 10 hours to reach the summit of the Island Peak (6189 m) from the base camp. Make sure that you keep at least a day as a reserve day to avoid any rush activities. High altitude places especially climbing a mountain is highly dependent on the weather conditions. If you choose to put a day as a reserve day then it helps to maintain your schedule.

Can you climb Island Peak without a guide?

Don’t think about doing any kinds of climbing activities in Nepal without a guide. It sounds rude but in terms of safety and overall experience, you must hire a guide. The cost of hiring a guide is minimal and it guarantees a successful trip. Leave trip management hassles to your guide and you simply enjoy the trip.

Which is harder, Mera Peak, Lobuche Peak, or Island Peak?

Mera Peak is the easiest peak to climb in Nepal even if it is the tallest trekking peak of Nepal! Yes, book the Mera Peak Climbing package with the Himalayan Trekking Path and leave your footprints at the top of Nepal’s tallest trekking peak. In terms of technical requirements, Lobuche Peak Climbing is the hardest peak-climbing adventure in the Everest region of Nepal out of Island Peak Climbing and Mera Peak Climbing.

Do I need oxygen to climb Island Peak?

No, you don’t need oxygen to climb the Island Peak. All you need is a strong mentality and a good physical fitness level. Our team of Sherpa guides and support crew members ensure that you will be able to leave your footprints at the summit without much fuss.

How much does it cost to climb Island Peak?

Do you know that the Himalayan Trekking Path is the best trekking agency in Nepal that offers the most competitive rate to climb various trekking peaks of Nepal? Yes, we are the pioneer of mountaineering and trekking activities run at the most competitive rate. We are proud to announce that our travel deals on Nepal holiday packages stand out from the rest of the trip agencies of Nepal. With quality services and impeccable hospitality, the agency is committed to operating the momentous holiday in Nepal.

Prices for Island Peak climbing typically range from USD 2,300 to USD 2,500 per person, influenced by these variables. The Himalayan Trekking Path Company provides a comprehensive and cost-effective climbing package that includes an exploration of Everest Base Camp and Kalapather, followed by the ascent of Island Peak for acclimatization. The overall expense of the climbing experience is affected by group size, trip length, and the services provided. At the same time, our package includes complimentary climbing gear, personal items such as sleeping bags, gloves, and windproof pants and jackets are not part of the offer. Below is a detailed breakdown of the costs associated with our Island Peak climbing package.

  • The cost for Island Peak climbing is USD 2,500 for solo travelers.
  • Island Peak climbing costs USD 2,400 per person for groups of 2-5 participants.
  • Island Peak climbing costs USD 2,300 per person for groups of 6-10 participants.
Itinerary

The Island Peak climbing schedule emphasizes acclimatization prior to tackling the challenging Island Peak climbing. While the climbing itself usually spans only 2 days, trekking to Everest Base Camp and completing the Kalapather hike is crucial preparation for the Island Peak Summit. This preparation is essential for both physical and mental readiness. Choose our Everest Base Camp and Island Peak package for an unforgettable climbing experience. Your journey will be guided by expert Sherpas and trekking guides.

Tour PlanExpand All

Apparently, the hours’ long flight can be really tiresome! As soon as you fly into the Nepalese airspace, you’ll observe lush greenery, terrace fields, and the majestic Himalayas below. Upon your arrival at Kathmandu Airport, meet one of our representatives waiting to escort you to the hotel through the vibrant yet narrow streets of Kathmandu City. Once settled in, you can either relax in your room enjoying the amenities offered by your hotel or go forth for a jaunt to nearby tourist attraction. Take an evening walk around the tourist hub of Thamel to find your delight in its bustling atmosphere.

Max. Altitude: 1350m/4429.134ftMeal: DinnerAccommodation: Hotel

Today, you can start out a sightseeing day trip around Kathmandu Valley on your own. But if you prefer a guided sightseeing tour, we can organize a customized excursion to Kathmandu’s cultural highlights in the company of a knowledgeable tour guide. Soak yourself in the serene ambience of the holy Hindu Temple of Pashupatinath. Afterwards, make a stopover in the sacred Buddhist stupas of Swayambhunath and Boudhanath and check out the sheer size of the stupa structures that are among the largest in the earth. Last but not least, visit the Basantapur Durbar Square. Alongside marvellous ancient architecture, this stupendous complex of palace, courtyards, and temples showcase the artistic skills as well as the craftsmanship of Nepalese craftsmen over several centuries.

Max. Altitude: 1350m/4429.134ftMeal: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

After a healthy breakfast, we’ll catch a domestic flight bound to Lukla. Utilizing about 35 minutes, this scenic flight extends aerial outlooks of thriving woodland, high valleys, and lofty mountain tops. An adventure in itself, the Landing at Lukla Airport will surely raise the levels of adrenaline within the body. We’ll now follow a rugged yet well-marked trail along the banks of Dudh Koshi River. Accompanied by the sublime views of Mt. Kusum Kanguru (6,367m), we’ll advance beyond the verdant countryside, colourful prayer flags, stacks of Mani stones as well as the Sherpa settlements of Chheplung (2,660m), Thado Koshigoan (2,580m) and Nuring (2,492m) to arrive at Phakding (2,652m).

Max. Altitude: 2610m/8562.992 ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Lodge/ Tea house

We’ll resume our trek and forge ahead on the trail that consists of multiple crossings over Dudh Koshi River via the high suspension bridges. Moving further to the other side of pinewoods and quaint Sherpa villages which include Zapute, Toktok, Benkar and Chhamuwa, we’ll make it Monjo (2,835m). We’ll stop here at a checkpoint to show our permits then continue uphill to Jorsalle (2,740m). With the spectacular vistas of Kongde Ri (6,187m), we’ll navigate through the enchanting woodland of Sagarmatha National Park (a UNESCO natural world heritage site) to climb a steep hillside leading to Namche Bazaar. During this final ascent, you can catch the initial glimpses of Mt. Everest i.e. hidden in between Lhotse and Nuptse if the weather is clear.

Max. Altitude: 3440m/11286.09 ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

This is our first Acclimatization day. At the elevation of 3,440m, Namche Bazaar is the appropriate place for early adaptation to the surroundings with higher altitudes and lower oxygen density. Also regarded as the centre of commercial activity in the Khumbu Region, this prosperous Sherpa town boasts of a weekly local market on Saturday mornings, numerous outlets selling essential commodities, bank, ATM, internet cafes, bakery, restaurants and lodges. Take a good look around this splendid settlement. Moreover, a quick visit to the Sherpa Museum is worthwhile. You’ll find a replica Sherpa home alongside the photos that describes the history, culture and traditional lifestyle of the Sherpa people. These pictures also explain the pivotal role of the unsung Sherpas in the development of the trekking industry and ascents of Everest throughout history. You can spot the Thamserku (6,623m) to the east and Kongde Ri (6,187m) to the west alongside other adjacent peaks.

 

 

Max. Altitude: 3,880 meters (12,730 ft)Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea House/ Lodge

This morning, we’ll depart from Namche Bazaar. Further, we proceed on the rugged path, the outlooks of the snow-clad mountains get more fascinating! We’ll push on far down into the Dudh Koshi Valley to arrive at Phungki Thanka. Discover the breathtaking mountain scenery here. Subsequent to a steep ascent, we’ll keep going through rhododendron forest to end up at Tengboche (3,870m). Situated at the conflux of Dudh Koshi and the Imja River, Tengboche is encircled by the ridges covered in alpine vegetations. We’ll make a stopover at Tengboche Monastery. This beautiful Buddhist structure flaunts the unparallel backdrop of Ama Dablam, Everest and Lhotse.

Max. Altitude: 3820m/12532.81ft.Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea House/Lodge

Trekking along the rough grounds past Deboche (3,820m) to Somare (4,010), we’ll notice that the terrain turn out to be flat till Orsho (4,190m). Subsequently, we’ll emerge at Somso Ogma, a hamlet with a handful of teahouses. It is here, the trail branches off into two; to the right, it leads to Dingboche. We’ll head to the right traverse the Pheriche Pass (4,270m) and few stone walls to end up at Pheriche (4240 m). This small village is home to a Trekkers Aid Post supported by the Himalayan Rescue Association (HRA) and staffed by western as well as Nepalese volunteer doctors who offer consultation and treatment to concern trekkers.

Max. Altitude: 4,240m/13910.76ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

We’ll have a second acclimatization day. When compared to nearby Dingboche, Pheriche is a better place for acclimatization purposes as it is a 100m lower than Dingboche and has the HRA Aid Post. It is important to adjust the body according to the change in the elevations. Failure to do so results in Acute Mountain Sickness, which can kill a human regardless of age, sex, and profession. To speed up the process of adaptation to a new climate, a short hike to the awesome viewpoint of Nangkartshang Peak can be done.

Max. Altitude: 4,240m/13910.76ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Lodge

We’ll move ahead across terra firma of a vast valley to Dughla (4,620m). It is a gradual climb. We can take a note of the ivory mountains, which are now getting closer and closer as we take our steps forward. Passing by the tombstones erected as the memorials for the individuals died on Everest expeditions, we’ll climb out of the valley then descend to the grazing lands for yaks at Lobuche (4,940m).

Max. Altitude: 4,940m/16207.35ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea House

Climbing over a ridge full of glacial moraines from Khumbu Glacier, we’ll progress beyond the Italian Pyramid (4,970m). Negotiating ice-cold temperature, hostile terrain and Lobuche Pass (5,110m), we’ll reach the highest point of the beaten path marked by several stone cairns (dedicated to Sherpas and climbers who sadly lost their lives in the quest to reach Everest summit) which tends to remind that Everest is indeed a dangerous place. We'll then gradually move down to Gorakshep (5,180m). Despite the fact that there is not much elevation gain today; the altitude, as well as a lot of ascend and descend, will synergically make this trek very arduous. Nevertheless, the struggle is worth the effort! Succeeding a 3-hour (approx.) long hike, we’ll ultimately arise at Everest Base Camp (5,364m). It is the place where the expedition to the top of the world set in motion. Revel in the phenomenal views encompassing the frozen Khumbu glacier and icefall. When all was said and done, we’ll retrace our steps to Gorakshep (5,180m).

Early in the morning, we’ll proceed to Kala Patthar, one in the few viewpoints which offer jaw-dropping Everest panorama. From the vertex, we can watch the sun rising above the snow-covered mountains, spreading the orange hues on the white sheet of snow. The 360o display of Everest and its adjacent peaks are so divine that you’ll be unable to forget during your time on earth. After some time, we’ll make our way down to Dingboche (4,410m).

Having the sight of overwhelmingly impressive Himalayan vistas en route, we’ll navigate through moraines then march all the way to Chhukung (4,730m).In addition to the multiple precipitous climbs, the route to Island Peak Base Camp (4,970m) passes by the masses of rocks and sediment carried down and deposited by Lhotse Glacier. At the mid-afternoon, we’ll make an appearance in Base Camp. Following some rest and lunch, we’ll begin our Pre-Climb Training. Our knowledgeable guide will aid you with the correct way to climbing gears such as ice axe, climbing boots, crampons, harness, and ascender. You’ll also learn climbing techniques using ropes. Even though it’s not compulsory to acquire prior training or experience before the ascending the Island Peak but we strongly that these few hours of training will definitely enhance your instincts, and confidence, which will further boost the probability of conquering the mountaintop.

Prior to the break of the day, we’ll set off with the goal to conquer the Island Peak. At first, we’ll ascend numerous short rock steps to emerge at the right side of the rock gully. Our guides will fix a rope wherever and whenever you’ll be in need of it. Thereafter, we’ll pursue a ridgeline and advance to the summit glacier’s edge. Traversing several crevasses via aluminium ladder, we’ll get over a steep snow slope to set our feet at the top. From the elevation of 6,189m, we can gaze at the heavenly panorama covering the entire area. We’ll spend some wonderful moment here then steadily descend back to Dingboche.

As the weather of the Khumbu Region is very much unpredictable, we have the day this ‘Reserve day’ as a contingency plan in case the unfavourable weather conditions (or some other causes) does not permit us to conquer the summit of Island Peak on day thirteen. Rather than worrying about the effects of on-site problems on the final ascent to the summit, keeping a reserve day from the start of the journey always helps! Prevention is better than cure!!

Succeeding the conquest of Island Peak, it’s time we return to the grounds with human civilization. We’ll progress down to Phunke Tenga passing by the bridges, chortens, monasteries, mani walls, prayer flags, thriving woodlands, boulderstone and Sherpa settlements of Somare, Deboche, Pangboche and Tengboche. With the awe-inspiring mountain outlooks by our side, we’ll traverse a handful of suspension bridges over Dudh Koshi River then continue across the dense forest and multiple Sherpa villages to get as far as Namche Bazaar (3,440m).

Along the riverside of the Dudh Koshi, we’ll descend via the uneven track past the rustic villages resided by Sherpa communities to Lukla. This day, we’ll negotiate fairly easy trail primarily consisting downhill movements. Reward your worn-out body with much-required rest and a sound sleep.

Bidding farewell to the spell-binding terrains and hospitable people, we’ll board a scheduled flight back to Kathmandu. Throughout this brief flight, you’ll again encounter the landscapes as pretty as a picture.  At Kathmandu, you can rest and recollect the past memories or explore the unseen marketplaces to shop for souvenirs.

We are more than happy to help you with our expertise to fulfil your life-long dream of triumphing over a Himalayan summit. You can go for the next adventure and definitely count us in! If you wish to return your homeland then one of our representatives will guide to the airport three hours prior to the scheduled flight. Hope to see you again! Farewell!!

Cost Details
Included
  • Transportation for airport pickups and drops is provided by Himalayan Trekking Path
  • Welcome Dinner upon Arrival Day, organized by Himalayan Trekking Path
  • Flights from Kathmandu to Lukla and Lukla to Kathmandu included
  • 14 days of meals provided, including lunch, dinner, and breakfast
  • Accommodation for 1 night in a Tent during the climbing 
  • 3 nights of deluxe accommodation in a hotel in Kathmandu with free breakfast
  • A professional trekking guide is provided, with a ratio of 2 guests to 1 Trekking Porter
  •  Highly skilled Climbing Guides and crews are available
  • Trekking staff is provided with food, accommodations, salary, and insurance
  •  Daily provision of 3 tea/coffee servings
  • Trekking Permits and Climbing permits are provided
  •  Assistant Cook and Transportation are available, along with necessary kitchen helpers and camping equipment
  • Camping Equipment: Utensils provided, including EPI Gus, Gas stove or fuel stove, cooking pots, mattress, walkie-talkie, etc.
  • Staff salary and allowance covered, including wages, equipment, food, clothing, and insurance for climbing staff and porters
  • Highs are provided, including a North Face Dome Tent for two pax, a wall/cabin tent for dining and kitchen, etc.
  • High Camp Lodging & food service are provided, including three meals a day for members and staff
  • Drinks and Beverages for climbing provided, including tea with cookies and hot drinking water
  • Fixing Gear provided, including fix rope, main rope, snow bar, ice crew, rock pitons, as well as Heli Rescue/charter Arrangement
  • All Personal gear is provided, including climbing boots, crampons, an ice axe or hammer, harness, jammers, karabiners, finger eight/ATC guide, tap sling, fix rope, main rope, snow bar, an ice crew, rock pitons, etc.
Excluded
  • The visa fees for Nepal are USD 30 for 15 days, USD 50 for 30 days, and USD 125 for 90 days per person.
  • International airfare is not included in the travel package and needs to be arranged separately.
  • Visitors are advised to have travel and medical insurance for their safety.
  • In cases of unexpected bad weather conditions, extra days may be required and should be planned accordingly.
  • Some amenities, such as hot showers, drinking water, WIFI, laundry, and batteries, may come at an additional cost.
  • Personal expenses, extra drinks, and lost items are not included in the travel package.
  • It is customary to give tips to your driver, porter, and guide.
  • Helicopter servcie 
  • All kinds of trekking gear
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