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Mount Everest Expedition - 8848 M

Mount Everest Expedition - 8848 M

Facts About Trip

Days 60 Days
Grade Hard
Best month Spring/Autumn
Maxi Elevation 8,848.86m (29,032ft)
Group size 8-10 People
Accommodation Hotel, Lodge, Camping
Meal BLD
Starts From Kathmandu
End at Kathmandu

Overview And Highlights

Everest is the tallest mountain in the world and has long been a challenge for climbers. The first successful summit of Everest was by New Zealander Edmund Hillary and Nepalese Tenzing Norgay in 1953. Since then, thousands of climbers have attempted to reach the top of Everest, but only a fraction have succeeded.

The Everest Expedition takes place in the Nepalese Himalayas and typically lasts for about two months. The expedition begins with a trek to base camp, which takes about two weeks. From there, climbers will spend several weeks acclimatizing to the altitude before making their summit attempt.

Climbing Mount Everest is an extremely challenging feat, and success is not guaranteed. Nevertheless, the experience is truly unique, and those who are able to summit Everest will remember it for the rest of their lives.

Why do people want to climb Everest? For some, it’s the challenge of summiting the tallest mountain in the world. For others, it’s about the journey – the opportunity to test themselves in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. Whatever their motivation, climbers who attempt Everest are undertaking a serious challenge.

Climbing Everest is an expensive undertaking. It can cost up to $100,000 for the permits, guides, equipment, and other expenses. And it’s not just the financial cost – climbers also have to be prepared to face the physical and mental challenges of altitude, cold, and fatigue.
If you're interested in embarking on an Everest Expedition, there are a few things you should know. First and foremost, it is important to be in good physical shape. The expedition requires a lot of hiking and climbing, and you will be carrying a heavy backpack for much of the journey. It is also important to be prepared for the extreme cold and high altitudes.

10 Major Highlights of the Everest Expedition

1. Reaching the Summit: Of course, the main highlight of any Everest expedition is reaching the summit of Mt. Everest- the tallest mountain in the world. For many people, this is a lifelong dream and an achievement that they will always be proud of.

2. The Scenery: Another highlight of an Everest expedition is the absolutely incredible scenery. Nepal is home to some of the most beautiful mountains in the world and Everest is no exception. From the moment you arrive in Kathmandu, you will be mesmerized by the beauty of the Himalayas.

3. The People: Nepali people are some of the warmest and most hospitable people in the world. You will quickly feel at home in Nepal and the people you meet during your expedition will become like family.

4. The Challenge: Everest is undoubtedly one of the most challenging mountains to climb. It is not for the faint of heart. But, if you are up for the challenge, an Everest expedition will be an 
unforgettable experience.

5. The Sense of Accomplishment: When you finally reach the summit of Everest, you will feel a sense of accomplishment like never before. All of your hard work and dedication will have paid off and you will have achieved something truly amazing.

6. The camaraderie: Another highlight of an Everest expedition is the camaraderie that develops between the members of the team. You will be bonded with your fellow climbers and Sherpas in a way that is hard to explain.

7. The sense of achievement: When you finally reach the summit of Everest, you will feel a sense of accomplishment like never before. All of your hard work and dedication will have paid off and you will have achieved something truly amazing.

8. The memories: An Everest expedition is an experience that you will never forget. You will make memories that will last a lifetime and you will have stories to tell for years to come.

9. The feeling of being on top of the world: When you stand on the summit of Everest, you will truly feel like you are on top of the world. It is an incredible feeling that is hard to describe.

10. The sense of accomplishment: When you finally reach the summit of Everest, you will feel a sense of accomplishment like never before. All of your hard work and dedication will have paid off and you will have achieved something truly amazing.

Day to Day Itinerary

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Day 1 : Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla (2,860 m), trek to Phakding : 3 - 4 hours
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
2652

We begin our journey with an early morning flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. The landing at Lukla is often considered one of the most dangerous in the world, but don't worry, our experienced pilots will get you there safely! From Lukla, it's a short walk to the village of Phakding. We'll spend the night here in a comfortable lodge, and enjoy our first dinner together as a team.

Day 2 : Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar : 5 - 6 hours
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
3440

The trail today takes us through the beautiful Dudh Kosi valley. We'll cross several suspension bridges and pass by waterfalls and prayer wheels. As we near Namche Bazaar, we'll catch our first glimpse of Mt. Everest peeking out from behind the Lhotse-Nuptse ridge. We'll spend the night in Namche in a comfortable lodge.

Day 3 : Acclimatization day in Namche Bazaar
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
3440

Today is an important acclimatization day. We'll take a short hike to Khumjung village, where we'll visit the local monastery and enjoy the stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. In the afternoon, we'll explore Namche Bazaar, the largest village in the Khumbu region. Here we can buy any last-minute supplies, or simply enjoy some time relaxing in this unique mountain town. We'll spend another night in Namche in a comfortable lodge.

Day 4 : Trek from Namche Bazaar to Tengboche : 5 - 6 hours
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
3860

The trail today takes us through forests of rhododendron and bamboo, before opening up into alpine meadows. We'll have our first views of the stunning Ama Dablam peak, as well as Kwangde, Thamserku, and Kantega. We'll end our day with a visit to the Tengboche monastery, the largest in the Khumbu region. We'll spend the night in a comfortable lodge in Tengboche.

Day 5 : Trek from Tengboche to Dingboche : 5 - 6 hours
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
4410

Today's hike takes us through more stunning alpine scenery, as we make our way up the Imja valley. We'll pass by yak pastures and herds of wild animals, and enjoy views of the Lhotse Shar glaciers. We'll end our day in Dingboche, where we'll spend the night in a comfortable lodge.

Day 6 : Acclimatization day in Dingboche
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
4410

Today is another important acclimatization day. We'll take a short hike to the nearby Nangkartshang Gompa, and enjoy the stunning views of the Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Makalu peaks. In the afternoon, we'll relax in Dingboche, and prepare for the next stage of our journey. We'll spend another night in a comfortable lodge in Dingboche.

Day 7 : Trek from Dingboche to Lobuche : 5 - 6 hours
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
4940

The trail today takes us through more stunning alpine scenery, as we make our way up the Khumbu valley. We'll pass by yak pastures and herds of wild animals, and enjoy views of the Lhotse Shar glaciers. We'll end our day in Lobuche, where we'll spend the night in a comfortable lodge.

Day 8 : Trek from Lobuche to Gorak Shep (5,170 m) and Everest Base Camp : 7 - 8 hours
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
5364

Today is a big day! We'll start early with a hike to Gorak Shep, the last stop before Everest Base Camp. From Gorak Shep, it's a short walk to Everest Base Camp, where we'll spend some time exploring and acclimatizing. We'll have stunning views of the Everest massif, and maybe even catch a glimpse of the summit! In the afternoon, we'll head back to Gorak Shep, where we'll spend the night in a comfortable lodge.

Day 9-55 : Climbing Period Summit Everest
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Tented Camp
Elevation
5364

Climbing Period Summit Everest (8848.86m) and back to Everest Base Camp
 

Day 56 : Trek from Gorak Shep to Kala Patthar (5,545 m) and Pheriche : 7 - 8 hours
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
4240

Today we'll wake up early for a sunrise hike to Kala Patthar, the best spot for views of Everest. We'll have stunning views of the sunrise over the Himalayas, and maybe even see some climbers making their way to the summit! After enjoying the views, we'll head back down to Gorak Shep for breakfast, before making our way down to Pheriche. We'll spend the night in a comfortable lodge in Pheriche.

Day 57 : Trek from Pheriche to Namche Bazaar : 6 - 7 hours
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Hotel
Elevation
3440

The trail today takes us through forests of rhododendron and bamboo, before opening up into alpine meadows. We'll have our first views of the stunning Ama Dablam peak, as well as Kwangde, Thamserku, and Kantega. We'll end our day with a visit to the Tengboche monastery, the largest in the Khumbu region. We'll spend the night in a comfortable lodge in Namche Bazaar.

Day 58 : Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla 6 - 7 hours
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
2860

Today is our final day of trekking! We'll make our way back down the Dudh Kosi valley, enjoying views of the Himalayas as we go. We'll end our trek in Lukla, where we'll spend the night in a comfortable lodge.

Day 59 : Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu
Food
BLD
Accomodation
Hotel
Elevation
1350

Today we'll take an early morning flight back to Kathmandu. We'll have the rest of the day free to explore the city, and do some last-minute shopping. We'll spend the night in a comfortable hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 60 : Final Departure
Food
Breakfast

Today is your departure day. We'll transfer you to the airport for your flight home. Thank you for trekking with us!

What Is Included ?

Full Board Service Package Include:

  • Transportation: Return transfers from the International airport to your hotel
  • Hotel stay: 3 Star Hotel accommodations in Kathmandu on a BB Plan basis
  • Entry fees: all government taxes including Everest National park entry fees
  • Entry fees: Royalty & Climbing permit for climbing the normal route of Mount Everest Expedition- 8,848m
  • TIMS CARD: (Trekking Information Management System)
  • Flight: Kathmandu - Lukla with group and members.
  • Meals on the trek: Three meals a day (BLD-tea-coffee) and teahouse /lodge accommodation during the trek.
  • Climbing guide: 1:1 experienced private climbing Sherpa guide during the climb (Everest Summiteers).
  • Insurances: Medical & Emergency rescue Insurance for all involved Nepalese staff during the trek and expedition.
  • Oxygen & Mask regulator: 4l-Poix; 2 bottles oxygen to Member & 1 Bottle Oxygen to Sherpa with Masks & Regulators.
  • Liaison officer: Government-appointed liaison officer for the expedition fully paid.
  • High altitude food: Required high-altitude food for climbing member support Sherpa.
  • Climbing rope: Required fixed and dynamic rope during the climbing period.
  • Oxygen: Emergency oxygen mask and regulator upon the requirement of guest with reliable charge.
  • Tent: All tents for camps 1, 2, 3, and 4 for member and Sherpa sharing, Icefall charges if required Wages, equipment, medical and accidental Insurances for involved staff.
  • Light: Solar panel with batteries for light and devices charging in the Base Camp.
  • Communication: Satellite phone for communication with the cost of US$ 4 per minute at ABC.
  • Necessary assistance for individual travel arrangements.
  • 40kg: 30kg per person individual baggage allowance for trekking up and down to ABC.
  • Toilet and shower tents and one individual member tent at ABC.
  • Food: Freshly cooked 3 meals a day (BLD-tea-coffee) by Snowy professional cook in ABC
  • Camping services: Complete camping sets like kitchenware, kitchen, and dining tents with furniture like tables and chairs.
  • government taxes & PNT official service charge
  • Rescue arrangements: In the emergency situation & the worst weather conditions
  • Diamox: Additional medication for altitude sickness (Acetazolamide etc)
  • Local SIM CARD (NCELL), to return after the trek completed
  • Fruits: Seasonal fresh fruits where is possible
  • Supplementary snacks: Energy bars and cookies at base camp
  • Water purification tablets: Unlimited Chlorine treated Safe Drinking water
  • Trekking equipment: Trekking poles, sleeping bag/duffle bag/down jacket (we provide these if necessary), to return after the trek completed
  • Guide & porter:  Experienced English-speaking guide & necessary supporter to carry your luggage (two guests = 1 porter (we pay their daily wages, insurance, trekking equipment, food, and accommodation)
  • Rubbish disposal
  • Map: Manaslu trekking map
  • Farewell Dinner in a typical Nepali restaurant with a domestic culture show in Kathmandu.

Medical support: emergency first aid kit carried by the support staff

Camping equipment: We always provide every guest on holiday trek with high qualities equipment: good qualities tent, a Gas stove for food preparation, toilets tent and papers, a kitchen tent with necessary utensils, a Dining tent (for eating), table and chairs for a group, hand clean up towel and soap with tap water, Ice ax and sable.

Accommodation and meals: During camping treks, an expert cook accompanies us and serves the best local dishes with different items on our plates. Both food and accommodation during camping treks are our responsibilities. We serve three meals on camping treks.

Breakfast Verities: Tea, coffee, hot chocolate, milk, boiled water/different kinds of Tibetan bread, toast, omelet fried or scrambled, boil an egg, porridge, muesli, cornflake, chapatti, jam, honey, pinner butter, rice pudding, pancake, butter, salami, sinoman role.

Lunch: Juice, tea (black/lemon/coffee), boil water/ sandwich, potato cheaps, different items bread, vegetable, macaroni, chaumin, fried/boil potatoes, plan chapatti, back beans.

Dinner: Different items Soup, popcorn, prawn, cookies, papad/ local Nepali verities food (Daal/rice/vegetables/meat/pickle), pizza (vegetable/mushroom/chicken), burger, pasta, chicken meat, can meat, veg/non-veg momo, spagity, noodles, tuna fish, sasit, spring role.

Desert: tea, coffee, milk, chocolate, boiled water, cake, pie, seasonal fruits, tin fruit, mango, apple, banana.

Water: we serve with boil water drinks along the trek either you can make tea or coffee for a day trip. It should be better to bring a good quality water bottle for the trek.

What Is Excluded?

  • Meals: All meals (lunch/dinner) in Kathmandu
  • Laundry, communication expenses and Internet uses.
  • Clothing, packing items or bags, personal medical kit, camera/video fees, and trekking gear.
  • Any extra expenses arising out of various/unforeseen situations like natural calamities, landslides, political disturbances, strikes, changes in Government regulations, etc.
  • Any additional staff other than specified.
  • Summit bonus climbing guide: Summit bonus to your private Sherpa guide if approached to the summit (Minimum US$ 1200.00)
  • Permission: Permits for walkie-talkies & filming if special camera.
  • Personal Climb gears: Defined personal climbing gears.
  • Tipping base camp staff: Tips to Base Camp staff are mandatory; a minimum of US$ 200 per member for the team.
  • Snacks: chocolate/aerated drinks/mineral water/alcoholic drinks/nutria bars
  • Rescue services: Additional costs in case of emergency (You must have adequate medical & travel insurance to cover any kind of emergencies), including helicopter evacuation & hospitalization (medical test, medicine) if required
  • extra expenses: Personal expenses and any other unforeseen expenses, such as bottle water/coca-cola/WIFI on trek/hot shower/electric device recharge
  • City visit: Sightseeing in Kathmandu entrance fees/transportation/hire guide
  • Flight ticket: Your International flight ticket airfare & Nepal entry visa fees which travel visa can get up on your arrival in Kathmandu airport, On Arrival Visa Fee15 Days – 30 USD, 30 Days – 50 USD, 90 Days – 125 USD
  • Services not mentioned herein packages
  • Personal trekking equipment

Travel Insurance: –

Travel Insurance is mandatory for all clients who choose to trek or climb with us. The insurance should cover you in case of emergencies like accidents, altitude sickness, and ambulance and helicopter rescue charges if required. Please carry a copy of your insurance papers while traveling in Nepal and do send us a copy as well. This will help us in making all the necessary arrangements in case of any sort of emergency.

Altitude Graph

FAQs

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best way to prepare for an Everest expedition will vary depending on your individual fitness levels and experience. 
However, some tips on how to prepare for an Everest expedition include undertaking regular aerobic and strength-training exercises, as well as honing your mountaineering skills by practicing on smaller peaks beforehand.

As with any outdoor adventure, there are always risks involved in undertaking an Everest expedition. Some of the potential risks include high altitude sickness, avalanches, cold weather injuries, and falls. 

However, by undertaking proper preparation and training, as well as listening to your guides and Sherpas while on the mountain, you can help to minimize the risks involved.

Again, this will vary depending on your individual needs and the route you are taking, but some essential items of equipment for an Everest expedition include proper clothing and footwear, a sleeping bag rated for cold weather, a tent, and mountaineering equipment such as an ice axe and crampons.

The food on an Everest expedition will be basic but nutritious, as it needs to be light enough to carry but filling enough to sustain you during long days of trekking. Some typical items of food include rice, pasta, noodles, biscuits, dried fruit and nuts, and tinned meat.

An Everest expedition typically takes around two months from start to finish, including acclimatisation time at lower altitudes. However, the actual time spent climbing Mount Everest itself will depend on the route you are taking and your own fitness levels.

Additional Information

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Everest Expedition requires special equipment due to the difficult terrain and weather conditions. Some of the essential equipment are:

1. Crampons: These are spikes attached to shoes or boots that provide traction on icy or snowy surfaces.
2. Ice ax: This is a tool used for climbing and self-arresting in case of a fall.
3. Rope: Climbing and rappelling on Everest Expedition require special ropes that are strong and durable.
4. Harness: A harness is used to secure the climber to the rope.
5. Carabiners: These are metal loops used to attach the rope to the harness.
6. Helmet: A helmet is worn to protect the head from falling rocks or ice.
7. Goggles: Goggles are worn to protect the eyes from the glare of the sun on the snow.
8. Sunscreen: Wearing sunscreen is important to protect the skin from the UV rays at high altitudes.
9. Thermos: A thermos is used to carry hot beverages like tea or soup to keep the climber warm.
10. First Aid Kit: A first aid kit is essential to treat any injuries that may occur during the expedition.
11. Stove: A portable stove is used for cooking food during the expedition.
12. Sleeping bag: A sleeping bag is used to sleep in at night. It should be rated for cold weather and must be very warm.
13. Tent: A tent is used as shelter during the expedition. It should be sturdy and able to withstand high winds.
14. Maps: Detailed maps are essential for planning the expedition and for navigation during the climb.
15. Satellite phone: A satellite phone is used to communicate with the base camp in case of an emergency.
16. Battery charger: A battery charger is used to recharge batteries for GPS and satellite phones.
17. Camera: A camera can be used to take pictures or videos during the expedition. 

If you're planning an Everest expedition, here are a few things to keep in mind:

1. Make sure you're physically and mentally prepared for the challenge. It's grueling, and not everyone is cut out for it.

2. You'll need top-notch gear, and you should test it out thoroughly before you head to the mountain.

3. Find a good team to climb with. You'll be spending a lot of time with them, and you need to be able to trust them completely.

4. Be flexible in your plans. The weather can be unpredictable, and you may have to adjust your schedule accordingly.

5. Be patient. It takes time to acclimatize to the altitude, and rushing things can be dangerous.

6. Stay positive. The expedition is tough, but it's also an amazing experience. savor the moments, both good and bad.

7. Be prepared for anything. Things can and do go wrong on Everest, so it's important to be mentally and emotionally ready for anything.

8. Remember that safety is always the number one priority. Don't take unnecessary risks, and make sure you're always aware of the potential dangers.

9. Have fun. It sounds clichéd, but it's true. Despite the challenges, an Everest expedition can be an incredible adventure. Make sure you enjoy every minute of it.

10. Be prepared to be changed by the experience. Everest will test you in ways you never thought possible, and it's likely that you'll come back a different person than when you started. Embrace the change, and use it to make you a better climber and person.
 

Best Season for Everest Expedition

Everest expedition is possible throughout the year but the best time for climbing Everest is considered to be from mid-April to early May and from late September to early November. These are the two main climbing seasons on Everest.

The spring season has better weather conditions with lower winds and warmer temperatures. This makes it a bit easier to climb Everest. However, the fall season has cooler temperatures which can make it a bit more challenging to climb.

But, overall, the best time for climbing Everest is considered to be from mid-April to early May and from late September to early November.

Foods and Accommodations at Everest Expedition


When you're planning an Everest expedition, it's important to choose the right foods and accommodations to ensure a successful and comfortable climb. There are many factors to consider when selecting your food and lodging, such as altitude, climate, and your own personal preferences.
There are several different types of accommodations available for climbers attempting Everest. Base camp is typically a tented camp, while higher up the mountain climbers will often use fixed camps with more permanent structures. There are also huts along the route that can be used for overnight stays.
When selecting your food for the expedition, it's important to choose foods that are high in calories and nutrients, as you'll be burning a lot of energy during the climb. You'll also want to choose foods that are easy to prepare and don't require a lot of water, as water can be scarce at high altitudes.
Some popular food options for Everest expeditions include:-Dried fruits and nuts-Canned meats and fish-High-energy bars-Instant soups and noodles-Canned vegetables-Dried pasta and riceWhen choosing your accommodations and food for an Everest expedition, it's important to consider your own needs and preferences. 
There is no one right way to do things, so make sure you select what will work best for you. With proper planning and preparation, you can ensure a successful and comfortable climb.


Permits and Documents for Everest Expedition

Everest expedition requires a lot of preparation in terms of equipment, training and most importantly, permits and documents. Here is a list of essential permits and documents that are required for an Everest expedition:

1. Nepal Visa: All climbers must obtain a Nepal visa before entering the country. The visa can be obtained from any Nepalese consulate or embassy.

2. Climbing Permit: A climbing permit is required from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) in order to climb Everest. The permit costs US$ 10,000 and is valid for a period of one year.

3. Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit: A Sagarmatha National Park entry permit is required in order to enter the park. The permit can be obtained from the NMA or any of its authorized agents.

4. TIMS Card: A Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) card is required in order to trek in Nepal. The card can be obtained from the NMA or any of its authorized agents.

5. Expedition Dues: An expedition fee of US$ 4,000 must be paid to the NMA in order to climb Everest.

6. Garbage Deposit: A garbage deposit of US$ 4,000 must be paid to the NMA. This deposit is refundable upon the successful completion of the expedition and the return of all expedition garbage to the NMA.

7. Royalty: A royalty of US$ 11,000 must be paid to the Nepalese government in order to climb Everest.

8. Liaison Officer: A liaison officer must be appointed by the NMA in order to coordinate with the Nepalese government during the expedition. The liaison officer's fee is included in the climbing permit fee.

9. Medical Certificate: A medical certificate from a registered physician is required in order to obtain a climbing permit. The certificate must state that the climber is fit to undertake an Everest expedition.

10. Insurance: All climbers must have comprehensive medical and evacuation insurance for the duration of their stay in Nepal.

Guides and Porters during Everest Expedition

One of the most important aspects of any Everest expedition is hiring a good team of guides and porters. This is because they will be responsible for getting you to the summit safely, as well as helping you carry all your gear.

There are many things to consider when hiring guides and porters, such as their experience, how much they will charge, and whether they are reputable. It is also important to make sure that they are properly insured.

Here are a few tips to help you choose the right team of guides and porters for your expedition:

1. Do your research

Before hiring anyone, it is important to do your research and make sure that they are reputable and have the necessary experience. You can ask around for recommendations, or look for reviews online.

2. Get quotes from multiple companies

Once you have a few companies in mind, be sure to get quotes from them so that you can compare prices. Keep in mind that the cheapest option is not always the best.

3. Consider insurance

As mentioned above, it is important to make sure that your guides and porters are properly insured. This will protect you in case anything happens to them while they are working for you.

4. Ask about their experience
When speaking with potential guides and porters, be sure to ask about their experience. You want to make sure that they have plenty of experience leading expeditions to Everest, and that they know the route well.

5. Make sure they are reputable

It is also important to make sure that the guides and porters you hire are reputable. You can ask around for recommendations, or look for reviews online.

By following these tips, you can be sure that you hire the right team of guides and porters for your Everest expedition.
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