MOUNT EVEREST EXPEDITION - NORTH COL
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Itinerary
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Arrive Kathmandu, airport reception and transfer to hotel
Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you will be warmly welcomed at the airport by our staff who will assist you with your luggage and guide you through the immigration process. You will then be transferred to your designated hotel in Kathmandu where you can check-in and relax after your journey. Our team will ensure that your transfer is smooth and hassle-free so that you can start your stay in Nepal on a positive note.
2-4Organize China/Tibet visa, check equipment etc
To prepare for a trip to China/Tibet, organize your visa in advance, research visa requirements, and ensure you have necessary equipment, including outdoor gear, suitable clothing, and travel accessories, to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.
5Drive to the Tibet border, overnight Kerung (2,900 m)
The journey towards the Tibet border offers a scenic drive through breathtaking landscapes and majestic mountains. Kerung, at 2,900 meters above sea level, offers a peaceful atmosphere for travelers to relax and acclimate. With cozy accommodations and local hospitality, travelers can immerse themselves in the unique culture and traditions of this border town, including sampling Tibetan cuisine and exploring nearby attractions.
6Cross the border and stay one more night in Upper Kerung (2900 m)
Stay in Upper Kerung, a picturesque mountain village in the Himalayas, offering stunning views of snow-capped peaks and lush green valleys. Enjoy a cool climate, local culture, and authentic cuisine. Explore Tibetan architecture, enjoy authentic cuisine, and interact with friendly villagers. This unforgettable experience promises natural beauty and cultural immersion.
7Drive to Old Tingri (4,348m), 6 hrs drive
The 6 hour drive to Old Tingri, a high-altitude town at 4,348 meters, offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. The journey passes through quaint villages, winding mountain roads, and rugged terrain, showcasing the remote beauty of the Tibetan plateau.
8-9Rest and acclimatization at Old Tingri (4,348,), Local Hike
At Old Tingri, at an altitude of 4,348 meters, travelers are advised to rest and acclimate to the high altitude for better health. They can explore the town's culture, enjoy stunning Himalayan peaks, or take leisurely walks. For those seeking an active experience, local hiking trails lead through picturesque valleys and meadows.
10Drive to Rhongbuk (5,009m), 5 hrs. drive
Rhongbuk, an elevation of 5,009 meters, is a scenic drive that takes around 5 hours. The route offers stunning views of mountains, valleys, and winding roads, leading to Mount Everest. The journey passes charming villages, picturesque bridges, and rugged terrain, showcasing the Himalayas' beauty.
11-15Hike up to Everest Base Camp (5,150m). Equipment sorting, training and acclimatization walks
To reach Everest Base Camp at 5,150 meters, it's crucial to organize all necessary equipment, including clothing, footwear, camping gear, and food supplies. Thorough training, including cardio workouts and weighted backpack practice, is also essential for building strength and endurance. Acclimatization walks at varying elevations help adjust to lower oxygen levels and reduce altitude sickness risk. Focusing on these steps before embarking on the journey can enhance clarity of purpose and coherence in achieving the challenging goal.
16Trek to Interim Camp (5800 m), 5-6 hrs.
The 5-6 hour trek to Interim Camp (5800 m) is a challenging yet rewarding journey through rugged terrain and high altitudes, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and alpine meadows. It involves steep ascents, descents, rocky paths, and crossing streams or glaciers.
17Acclimatization day, trek to Advanced Base Camp and return
On the acclimatization day, trekkers adjust to high altitude and thin air, preparing for the challenging trek to Advanced Base Camp. This route involves navigating rugged terrain, crossing icy streams, and overcoming steep ascents. Upon reaching Advanced Base Camp, trekkers rest and refuel before returning to base camp.
18-44Trek to Advanced Base Camp (6,450m). Acclimatization, skills revision and climbing period
The climb to Advanced Base Camp at 6,450 meters involves acclimatization, revising climbing skills, and preparing for the challenging ascent. Acclimatization involves adjusting to high altitude conditions, while skills revision allows for refreshment of knowledge and practice of techniques. The climbing period at Advanced Base Camp also allows familiarization with terrain, assessing challenges, and establishing a strong team dynamic.
45Clear Advanced Base Camp
Before leaving Advanced Base Camp, it's crucial to thoroughly clear all equipment, supplies, and waste, dismantling temporary structures, disposing of trash, and conducting a final sweep to ensure a clean and organized campsite, demonstrating our commitment to responsible outdoor practices.
46Trek back to Base Camp, 6-7 hrs.
The 6-7-hour trek back to Base Camp offers stunning views of mountains and valleys, with unique flora and fauna. The well-marked path ensures a safe, enjoyable hike for all levels, with advice to take breaks and stay hydrated.
47Clear Base Camp
Before leaving a campsite, ensure a clean and safe environment by clearing the base camp, removing debris, extinguishing fires, dismantling temporary structures, and packing belongings. Practice Leave No Trace principles, scattering firewood, avoiding damage, and respecting wildlife to preserve the natural beauty and future enjoyment.
48-49Drive from Base camp to Kerung and on to Kathmandu
Travelers from Base camp head towards Kerung, a picturesque Himalayan town, and continue to Kathmandu, passing through lush valleys, winding mountain roads, and charming villages. The journey offers breathtaking views, local culture, traditional cuisine, and friendly interactions, making it an unforgettable adventure.
50Leisure and return flights to your home
Enjoy a relaxing vacation with planned leisure activities and convenient return flights to your home.
Services
Cost Includes Airport pickup/drop
Eco-friendly boutique hotel Thamel Eco Resort in Kathmandu (total 4 nights, twin sharing, BB)
Private transportation to/from Tibet border
Tibet Travel Permit, Expedition Permits & other entrance fees
Transportation in Tibet by private land cruiser (1 for every 4 people)
Support Truck to transport luggage, equipment and expedition logistics
Liaison Officer and Interpreter
Accommodation on lodges/hotels as mentioned (twin sharing, breakfast)
Sightseeing tours, entrance fees at monuments, guide
World class camping equipment (HA tents, inner sheet, table, chairs, mattress etc) [Base Camp and above]
Kitchen and Dinning equipment, Eating utensils, Shower Tents, Toilet Tent, Store Tent, etc
5 Yaks for each member on way up to Advance Everest BC , 4 Yaks on way down from AEBC to BC [1 'yak load' means 40kg in spring and 50kg in autumn]
Full staff support up to the Advanced Everest BC and upto summit.
Daily meals (breakfast, lunch and Dinner and energy bars for members and staffs) while staying Base Camp, Advanced Everest BC, Camp I, Camp, II, Camp III and Camp IV
Insurance of support staff
Basic First Aid Supply for support staff and climbers
Portable Altitude Chamber (PAC)
Satellite mobile telephone (pay call)
Petrol Generator
Solar Panel
HA food above Advanced Everest BC and till Camp IV
1 member 1 Tent at Base Camp. Above Base camp twin sharing basis AEBC, Camp I, Camp II, Camp III, Camp IV
Garbage deposit, Environment fee and Electricity
Radio for climbers
Oxygen. 4 litre 6 Bottle Oxygen for client. 4 litre 4 Bottle Oxygen for Climbing Sherpa.
Mask and Regulator and extra Mask and Regulator for emergency
EPI Gas and HA Stove
Pots and Pans.
Fixed Line ropes, and Snow Sticks.Cost Excludes International flights, Kathmandu-Lhasa-Kathmandu flight, airport taxes, excess baggage charges
Visa Fees
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Tibet while staying at Hotel
Personal climbing gears, ropes, carabiners, ice screw, etc
Extra Yak (if required for climbers’ excess luggage)
Personal expenses like bar bill, laundry, telephone etc
Personal medical and travel insurance
Extra permits that may be required for activities like filming etc
Summit bonus (only for successful climb), Tips etc [Recommended: USD 1000/per climbing Sherpa]
Tips for staffs and Sherpa [USD 300 by each climber]Equipments
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