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Trip Overview

Sagaramatha is a Nepali name, that means "forehead of the sky" or Ones whose forehead reaches up to the Sky and the mother goddess of the world known as Mount Everest, Jomolongma in Tibetan and Sherpa language and the highest peak of the planet which was discovered in 1715 AD and measured in early 1856 AD  by Sir George Everest, Surveyor General of India. Mount Everest is located in the eastern part of Nepal in Sagaramatha National Park World Heritage Site.  Before the opening of Nepal's borders to outsiders all the early expeditions to Mount Everest were from Tibet, Tibet was opened in 1920 to the outsiders. After the annexation of Tibet by China in 1949 the borders were sealed and Nepal allowed access to the foreigners. Since then Mount Everest has still stood as the highest peak with a height of 8848 Mtr and ultimate mountaineering adventure and fascinated all the adventure lovers from all over the world. The mountain receives around 1000 attempts every year and the southern approach to the mountain via the Khumbu Valley became popular among climbers now it has become a popular tourist destination of the world and reaching the summit of Everest has been considered one of the greatest achievements in mountaineering. Every year thousands of tourists travel to the Everest region to explore the majestic view of Mount Everest and to make unforgettable lifetime memories and experiences. Climbing Mt Everest is certainly a lifetime opportunity. An attempt on Everest is a committing undertaking that requires a huge amount of dedication and determination. Before stepping onto the mountain we should be properly physically and mentally prepared, must be well trained in different small peaks, and should make our body used to the altitude.  We believe that our planning, logistics, staffing, and experience coupled with your enthusiasm, patience, and perseverance would help us to achieve your lifetime dream. We always commit you to do the best as far as we can.

Highlights

  • Summit of Top of the world
  • Experience of life in Death zone.
  • Various types of himalayan flora and fauna
  • Explore the buddhist monastries and ancient gompas, stupas and mani walls
  • Beautiful himalayan scenery
  • Flight to and from Lukla with beautiful himalayan range
  • Histories, cultures, tradition and life style of himalayan sherpa community
  • Everest basecamp and kalapathar

Trip Itinerary

Day 1

   Our airport representative  with name board will come to pick up in airport. The tour starts at our hotel in Kathmandu. There will be a full trek briefing this evening and welcome dinner in typical nepali restaurant with nepali cultural dances.

Day 2

   After the breakfast our city tour guide with luxury vehicle will come to pick you up for the city sightseeing of some UNESCO world heritage sites for  half day.After that your free time for leisure and preparation and full briefing  for the expeditions.( Exchanging the money,shopping, gear check etc)

Day 3

Duration:     30 Minutes Flight and 3 hours Trek

Walking Dis:  8.2 KM,

Elevation Gain: -230 Mtr  

 We fly to the mountain airstrip of Lukla (2,800m) with beautiful views of Himalayan ranges if the weather permited.and start the first day trek with full of energy and enthusiasm.Heading northwards up the valley of the Dudh Kosi (or 'milk river'). The place where we going to stay tonight is lower than the airport we landed.We descend from the small plateau, down into the forested valley. The trail offers some tantalising views before reaching the small settlement of Phakding (2,652m), where we spend our first night.

Day 4

Duration:      6 hours Trek

Walking Dis:  10.9 KM,

Elevation Gain: 830 Mtr  

Heading towards the Namche,  we follow the Dudh Kosi northwards.Todays walk takes us  along the river through forest with some views of mountains as well until lunch. We cross the river several times by bridges as we pass through the villages of Benkar, Monzo and Jorsale.Jorsale Last point before Namche where we have lunch.There is the check point of Sagaramatha national park,from that point the SNP area begins. A final bridge brings us to the steep climb to Namche. Halfway up this ascent, if weather permited we get the chance to see the summit of Mount  everest hiding behind Lhotse and Nuptse. After steep climb of 2 hours and ascents of 300 mtr climbing brings us to Namche. Namche is the main gateway of mount Everest and it  is the  trading center  of Khumbu.It has weekly market on friday afternoon and saturday Morning but the shops,supermarkets,trekking shops,Bakeries are open for all day and everyday.

Day 5

   Today is rest day or acclimatization day for this trek.We will go to visit Tourist information center near the headquater of Sagaramatha National park where numerous educational displays on the culture, geography, geology, climatology, and wildlife within the park and the Khumbu. and Sherpa Museum where we can observe the history of mountaineering , Sherpa culture,customs and traditions.After the lunch rest day we do relax and just roaming and exploring  around the market, enjoy in restaurant,bakery café.

Day 6

Duration:      3 hours Trek

Walking Dis:  4.5 KM

Elevation Loss: 370 Mtr 

 After the breakfast we descend into the deep Dudh Koshi Gorge, after crossing the suspension bridge climb steeply to the famous Tyangboche.Where there is Monastery which is most popular and spiritual and training center for new monks of the khumbu. We spend about one hours to visit monastery,after the lunch we descend down through Fir forest towards Deboche which  is only half an hour. Deboche is the place which is covered by  fir and rhododendron forest which is in full bloom in our pre monsoon trips,best place ever to adjust your body in altitude.

 

Day 7

Duration:       4 hours Trek

Walking Dis:  10.5KM,

Elevation Gain:   Mtr     

We descend down to Deboche following the trail trough rhododendron  forest. From Deboche trail goes gradually up until suspenson bridge over Imja Khola.Steep climb about 40 minutes brings us at Pangboche, which is highest permanent settlement of Sherpa people in khumbu region.Ascending  along  the  Imja Khola (river) with stunning close view of Mount Amadablam , Mount Lhotse and Nuptse we get to Shomare  for lunch break,from here tree line is over, following the trail all way  on  pastureland  until small bridge over the  river flown from Khumbu glacier. About 40 minutes of steep climb brings us in Dingboche valley.This is the second largest  town with hotels and lodges after Namche, which is properly closes for 2 months in summer.

Day 8

Duration:       5 hours hike for both way

Walking Dis:  5.1 KM,

Elevation Gain:  590 Mtr      

We spend another day in Dingboche for acclimatization. We climb up to Ngangkarsang Peak (5083 Meter) to be adjust well in altitude and great views of Mount Makalu,Cholatse,Taboche,Amadablam and so on.We come down for lunch , today going to be late lunch, so recomanded to carry some snacks bar.After lunch free time to relax,Showers and coffee with cakes.

Day 9

Duration:       4 hours Trek

Walking Dis:  7.9 KM

Elevation Gain:  520 Mtr    

Two more days to get to Everest basecamp,coming two days going to be bit tougher  than as usual.The track climbs steeply up  along the arid terrace is awarding with awesome views of mountains on all sides and ascends the valley gradually to Dugla at the end of the moraine of Khumbu Glacier.Where we have lunch before steep climb up to Memorial place,where there is line of memorial in tribute to the climbers who have died in Everest.As we come to a yak herder's place called Dusa, the valley begins to narrow and we continue through Phulung Kharka  the camp sites during first successful Everest Expedition in 1953.Continue walk along the Khumbu glacier from left side of 1 more hour with infront views of Mount Khumbutse,Lingtren,Pumori brings us to Lobuche (4910 Meter). In afternoon we have options to climb up to 5000 Mtr to see khumbu glacier.

Day 10

We have full rest day at Lobuche,We will do short hike   to visit Italian scientific Research center (PYRAMID) and Khumbu Glacier for couple of hours.

Day 11

Today we will be reaching to our another home for the next one month, where we going to spend our rest time during the expedition. Where we have well-facilitated tented dining rooms and sleeping tents.It takes 5 hours to get Everest basecamp from Lobuche, we follow the trail along the khumbu glacier.We will have short tea and light lunch break at Gorakshep, then we will continue to our destination.

Day 12-17

We going to conduct the puja ceremoney,which is  very important to do according to buddhist tradition. Before steping on mother goddess we have to take permision for the safe passage.

Day 18

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Day 19-20

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Day 21

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Day 22

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Day 23

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Day 24-28

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Day 29

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Day 30

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Day 31

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Day 32

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Day 33

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Day 34-38

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Day 39

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Day 40

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Day 41

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Day 42

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Day 43

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Day 44

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Day 45

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Day 46

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Day 47

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Day 48

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Day 49

After the grand success of summit of top of the world, we trek down towards Pheriche.It takes 6 hours to get down to Pheriche.

Day 50

Duration:       7 .5 hours Trek

Walking Dis:  20 KM,

Elevation Loss:  900  Mtr     

 Descending from Pheriche, we cross a small bridge and short ascend before descend down the valley. Trail follows Imja Khola all the way down until the suspension bridge in Deboche entering in thick Rhododendron and fir forest. From Deboche it takes 40 minutes to get to Tyangboche for the lunch.After lunch we visit to Monastery.

We descend off the ridge to Phunki Tenga about one hour and steep climb up to Kyanjuma about 1.5 an hour, with cup of tea in Kyanjuma , the trail goes straight in steep hill  until Namche bazaar. We go  directly to Namche for lunch and after lunch free time for shopping, roaming out in coffee shop, and in bakery.

Day 51

Duration:       7 hours Trek

Walking Dis:  19.1 KM,

Elevation Loss:  600  Mtr     

Long day walk before flying back to Kathmandu. it takes about 7 hours to get to Lukla from Namche.We are following the same trail that we took on the way up from Lukla, but the views are completely different.The trail descends steeply downward so should be careful with slow walking. After crossing the suspension bridges over Dudh Koshi,the trails becomes more easy and natural.We follow the trails along the Dudh kosi river with  rhododendrons and pine forest.Upon arrival in Lukla, sharing the happy moments and great experience with staffs,dinner together and happy note with everyone back safe and sound.

Day 52

   Today we have a early breakfast in order to catch the flights,sometimes weather doesn’t permits, should be patient for the waiting. It takes about 30 minutes to get to Kathmandu.

Day 53

    Expedition  is over now, you can take your own time for shoppinp,sightseeing and relaxing.Thamel area is full of shops and restaurants and coffee shops for those who want a more relaxing day.We will have the farewell dinner in typical  Nepali restaurant  with nepali cultural music and dances to celebrate the successful completion of our expeditions. 

Day 54

Day 55-60

Cost Include & Exclude

Includes

  • Airport pick and drop to/from Airport
  • Welcome dinner in Kathmandu
  • 4 Nights accommodation in Five star hotel in Kathmandu in BB basis
  • Flight Fare to/from Lukla
  • Lodging and Fooding all nights during the trek and climbing period.
  • Group equipment for climb cooking gearss, fuel, stoves, ropes, all forms of rock, ice, and snow protection, radio communications, oxygen delivery system and oxygen cylinders, medical supplies, etc.
  • Lodging and Fooding all nights during the trek and climbing period.
  • High altitude sherpas,porters, liason officer,and all staffs
  • All permit fees and government taxes.
  • Sat phone available at Base Camp in paying service
  • High altitude tents for all members and climbing Sherpas. All food and fuel for Base Camp and higher camps during expedition. Services of cook and kitchen boy at Base Camp and cook at Camp 2. All kitchen tent, stores tent, dining tents, toilet tents, tables and chairs, and cooking utensils for Base Camp
  • Insurance for climbing Sherpas, cooks, Liaison Officer, and local porters. Equipment allowances and wages for climbing Sherpas, cooks, kitchen boys and Government Liaison Officer
  • Base Camp single tent with mattress and pillow for each member, climbing Sherpa, BC staff and Liaison Officer.
  • Solar panel at Base Camp for light and charging small electronics (eg. mobile phones, amateur digital cameras and handheld video cameras).
  • Personal solar powered light at each tent per member at Base Camp.
  • Transportation of food supply to Base Camp from Kathmandu (cargo to Lukla and then by porter to Base Camp).
  • Khumbu Ice Fall route fixing fee (Khumbu Ice Fall route will be fixed by SPCC) and Rope fixing fee for Everest ( Rope will be fixed to summit by expedition operators association of Nepal ).

Excludes

  • International airfare and Nepal Visa fee (bring accurate USD cash and two passport photographs)
  • Personal gears, clothing and sleeping equipment (see gear list).
  • Tips and Bonus for Staff and guide
  • Insurance and Trip cancellation
  • Alcoholic beverages and bottled drinks.
  • Nepal entry visa Fee( can be obtained at the airport upon arrival)
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Personal insurance such as travel, accident, medical, emergency evacuation, and lost luggage.
  • Any non scheduled meals and drinks, Personal snacks on the trek
  • Personal solar pack for charging
  • Required medical and evacuation insurance and expenses

Gears and Equipment

Head Wear

Sun Hat
Warm Synthetic wool Hat
Head Band/buff/Face mask/balaclava
Head lamp and Spare Batteries
Nose guard

Eye Wear

Sun Glasses
Glacier glasses
Googgles

Hand Wear

Lightweight   Synthetic Gloves
Heavyweight Synthetic Gloves
Soft shell gloves
Disposable Hand Warmer
Mittens
 

Body

Fleece Jacket
Long Sleeved shirts
Short Sleeved Shirts
Wind Jacket
Down Suit
Down Jacket(Light Weight)
Down Jacket(Heavy Weight)
Soft shell Jacket
Hard shell Jacket

Down Wear

Trousers(Light Weight)
Trousers(Heavy Weight)
Wind Paints
Lightweight Underwear
Heavyweight  Long underwear
Lightweight Nylon paints
Down Pants
Soft shell pants
Hard shell pants
Insulated synthetic pants

Foot Wear

Light weight synthetic  socks
Climbing socks
Climbing boots
Trekking boots/Light hiking boots
Running Shoes
Insulated Camp boots(for Basecamp)
Gaiters

Accessories

Sunscreen  and Lip Balms
Personal First Aid Kit
Dairy and Writing Material
Camera with spare batteiries
Pocket knife
Sun Glass
Personal Toilet Equipment
Water Bottles
Hand sanitizers
Small Towels/Soap/Shampoo

Climbing Gear

Down Suits
Helmet
Harness
Carabinersr(Regular)
Carabiners(Locker)
Descender
Ascender
Ice Axe
Crampons
Helmet
Water Bottle
Duffol Bag
Trekking Back Pack(40 Ltr)
Climbing Back Pack (50 Ltr)
Sleeping Bag(-40) for higher camps
Sleeping Bag(-20) for Basecamp
Thermarest
Thermos
Trekking Poles
Pee Bottle
 

Good to Know

(1) Physical Fitness
Climbing the mountain above 6000  is one of the challaning and technical job. Climbing the highest mountain demands great physical fitness,Climbing skills so before climbing the big mountain One should be physically fit and mentally prepared , One should have previous experience climbing on fixed lines, steep snow climbing experience and be used with crevasee walking techniques.It is long hiking and climbing so without any training you will not be able to achieve your goal. So some basic physical fitness like  squat, Mountain climbers ( which can be done in home),running,biking , stair climbing,and swiming will help lot to do trekking  in the mountains, so it is highly recommanded  2/3 months prior to your departure for the trekking but for Mountaineering  one should take training of climbing, and one should climb some small peaks atleast of 6500 Mtr high peak and mountain for proper acclimatization as well as to be adjust with gears, snow etc.

 

(2)Foods and Drinks
While in the mountain,  it is highly recommanded you to drink plenty of fluids like water,soups, teas  as well as foods. We will provide the sufficient and hygiene food as per your choice in whole trek.In the basecamp during the climbing period, there will be well facilities of food, drink and many other snacks.

 

(3)Drinking water
One should drink at least 3-4 litres of water every day in order to get  hydrated the body which helps lot to be away from altitude sickness. While in Climbing we will have our own kitchen crew, so we will have properly treated water to fill up the bottle always on the table.

 

(4)Best time to Climb ( Weather)
Spring ( Mar-May) is best period to climb the Mount Everest,it is after the Winter and pre Monsoon season.The best  weather to summit the top of everest is second week of May, after the full preparation and route fixed. Spring season is pleasant and suitable with warm tempreture for trekking and climbing the big mountains as well, so Everest  basecamp will be full of tents and looks like small tented city.


5) Altitude Sickness
For the Everest climbing  we do proper  acclimatization  trip to Lobuche peak that will be proper acclimatization  for Everest  climbing. One dont  go directly to the top, It takes Min one months to  rotation climb for proper acclimatization. First to Camp 1, Camp 2 , Camp 3, Camp 4 and finally summit.In high altitude , the mass of oxygen will be less, so everyone feels difficult to breath as well as mild headache, dizziness etc.This is one of the biggest challanges in mountain.In the altitude, there are many rules to make our body adaptable to the  altitude. Acclimatization is one of the important factor  to adjust our body get used to the altitude. All the climbing itineries are designed with proper acclimatization. and The most important rules that we have to follow in altitude is walk slowly, keep drinking plenty of  fluids as water , soups etc to make our body hydrated, and keep our body warm. Our staffs and guide will always do their best  as they can.

 

(6)Travel Insurance
It is compulsory to buy the proper travel insurance policy with genuine insurance company, it should cover the emergency helicopter evacuation as well as medical treatment incase of severe injury or sickness and Policy  should include coverage at the altitudes up to 8000Mtr.


(7)Bag pack and duffel bag
Only the neccesary things should be packed and the stuffs which are not neccesary on trek and climbing will be stored in hotel in Kathmandu.All the  climbing gears should be managed by oneself according to instruction by company. Except trekking gears all the climbing gears are  transported before your arrival in basecamp.


(8)Internet Connectivity and cell phone Signal
As per your arrival in Kathmandu airport, there you can buy nepalese Sim card ncell or you can buy anywhere around city. In everest region Ncell signal works untill panboche way to everest basecamp and above Gorakshep and basecamp it works good just to make phone call. In Basecamp there  will be good internet services provided by Everest link data card.For the Everest basecamp they do sale different cards than down below which is more expensive.so You can enjoy with  social media or connects with your family, friends or loved one while on climbing.

 

(9)Flight to Lukla
Lukla Tenzing hillary airport  is only one airport to get to the Everest region, The mountain weather is always unpredictable and flights always depend on weather, Mostly time of spring and autumn will be good and there will be regular flights .Another option is to take helicopter, for that less visibility  than aeroplane will be work. But helicopter cost is doubled than regular aeroplane cost.
These days due to the high air traffic congestion in Kathmandu airport, domestic flights to/from Lukla is operated from Manthali airport which is 135 KM away from Kathmandu, we have to start early from kathmandu by road to catch the flight from Manthali.

 

(10)Sanitation
while in trekking in mostly places toilet are  common and need to use the same toilet  using by everyone else. Mostly place there may not be available of hand washing water, so highly recommend to take hand sanitizer by yourself and most importantly toilet papers or wet tissue paper should always  be in your day bag. In  climbing period, there will be toilet tent and all the toilet papers as well as washing water will be available.

 

(11)Government permits and National park permit
To enter in Everest region and climbing the Everest and some peaks you have to buy Sagaramatha national park permit, local government permit and climbing permit ,All the permit cost will be included in trip cost.Your company will arrange and manage everything.For the permit You have to provide some passport photos and copy of passport.

 

(12)Guiding and staffing
In everest region trekking average walk per day is 6-7 hours. Leisurely and pleasant guiding will definitely take you to destination.  More you gaining altitude more hard to walk. For climbing  always should start early before sun hit on. You have to wake up quite early in the morning in order to get to destination  before sun hit. When the sun rised due to reflection  of snow it will be too hard to climb and walk.Your experieced sherpa  guide  will always be there to help you in every moment.Guide is the key factor for the every challanging in mountain so one should follow the instruction of guide pleasantly.

 

(13) Budgeting
 Budgeting depends upon many factors specially in Kathmandu where there are too many choices.Hotels in Kathmandu include in trip cost on basis of BB plan. So average expenses per day in Kathmandu will be Rs 2000 for lunch and Dinner, if you prefer some other activities as  drinks, to do massage, or to go in bar/pub Rs 5000 ( equivalent to USD 50 ) is enough. On the trek as well as during the climbing period, all the meals and hot drinks will be provided by company, On the trek Extra expeses as Hot shower, battery charging, wifi, boiled water for bottle, extra snacks  bars, Soft drinks and hard drinks should borne by  oneself,In average Rs 2000(eqivalent to 20 USD) is enough on the trek. Finally  few tipping is highly recomended and compulsory after the succesful expedition  to your guide and staffs who did great services to you.

 

13)  Medical kit
Your company will  manage the proper medical kit with varieties of medicenes but those who are having  medicene for particular cause  since over the period of time, It is better  to  bring  yourself.

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