Everest (29,032 ft. / 8848 m) - Lhotse (27,940ft / 8516 m)
Nepal
43 Days
Advanced
$50,000 per person
Mount Everest - The Roof of the world, the name that we have been hearing since our childhood days, now welcomes you to embark on an expedition of a lifetime. Did you know that Mount Everest got its name from in honour of Sir George Everest, a former surveyor General of India. The mountain was first conquered by Tenzing Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary in the year 1953. Everest is the most preferred choice for the mountaineers, however making it to the top requires exceptional skills, fitness, enthusiasm, patience and a good planning of the commodities.
Arrival at Kathmandu (Tribhuvan International airport) and transfer to the hotel. You can opt to rest and explore the city. In the evening we have a welcome dinner for you.
Depart for Lukla by air from Kathmandu and then trek to Phakding (2610 m / 8563 ft.)
Today we will be trekking from Phakding to Namche bazar (3440 m / 11286 ft.), which takes 4-5 hours. Accommodation will be in the lodge.
Rest in Namche to get acclimatised.
Make our way to Pangboche gradually
This day involves travelling to Dingboche at 14000 ft, at Nagarjuna peak and enjoying lunch there.
After breakfast, we will climb Nagarjuna peak, have lunch and rest.
Walk to the small village of Lobuche at 16000 ft.
Head from Lobuche to Lobuche high camp.
Involves heading towards the summit from Lobuche base camp.
We will rest in Lobuche and give ourselves some time to get used to the altitude.
Louche to Lobuche base camp
Rest in order to get acclimatised
Rest in order to get acclimatised
Rest in order to get acclimatised
Head from base camp to camp1 and sleep there
Head from camp 1 to camp 2 and rest well.
From camp 2 we will return to the base camp. Rest and sleep well.
Rest in base camp, acclimatisation continues.
Make our way from base camp to camp 2
From camp 2 we will head to camp 3 in order to get used to increasing altitudes, and back to camp2.
Rest in base camp
Make our way from basecamp to Dingboche.
Rest in Dingboche
Move from Dingboche to Gorak Shep, situated at an altitude of 16,814ft.
Gorak Shep to basecamp
Involves resting in basecamp
Base Camp to camp2
Camp 2 to camp3
Camp 3 to Camp 4
Camp 4 to summit and back to camp 4
Camp 4 to camp 2
Camp 4 to camp 2
camp 2 to base camp
From Base camp head to Namche
Namche to Lukla
Lukla to Kathmandu
Departure from Kathmandu
Extra days (extra days are needed in case of unfavourable weather conditions)
Lhotse is the 4th largest mountain in the world after Mt.Everest, K2, Kanchenjunga and is located at a distance of 3km from Mt. Everest. Lhotse saw its first climbers in 1956, namely F. Luchsinger & E.Reiss. The summit of Lhotse lies in the Khumbu region of Nepal and in Tibet. It is interesting to note that the summit of Lhotse presents mountaineers some great views of Cho-Oyu, Thamserku, Island peak, Mt.Nuptse and Pumori. The southern side of this mountain is steep and usually not preferred by climbers. K1 Adventures brings this amazing bouquet of Everest and Lhotse expedition, just for you.
Begins by your arrival in Kathumandu, where you would be transferred to the comfortable accommodation. Dinner follows in the evening.
You can relax, spend the day exploring the historic city of Kathmandu. Your gear will be accessed and organised by the team.
After breakfast, the teams would interact and in the meeting would check the gears, followed by discussions and team dinner.
We fly from Kathmandu to Lukla(2860 m / 9383 ft) and then trek to Phakding (2610 m / 8655 ft).
Today, after breakfast we head to the Sherpa town situated in Namche Bazar (11286 ft)
It’s the day meant for acclimatisation in Namche. We shall also be visiting the museum and trek around the region.
After breakfast, we will begin our hike towards the Dudh Koshi river that has scenic views, before we arrive at Tengboche monastery and spend the evening there.
We begin early after breakfast for our climb to Dingboche (14470 ft / 4410 m) which takes 6 hours and we get to witness the majestic Ama Dablam. We will spend the night in accommodation in Dingboche.
This day is exclusively for acclimatisation. You can also walk around Dingboche and interact with the locals.
It’s time to head to the village of Lobuche (16000 ft / 4940 m) by making our way through the Mani stones.
A new day that begins with breakfast. If the weather is perfect, we shall make our way to Kala Patthar for some stunning view of Mt. Everest. The night will be spent at Gorak Shep at 17000 ft.
After breakfast, we will be trekking towards the Everest base camp (17600 ft / 5830 m).
We will practise, acclimatise and get involved with the gear. This would be our climbing and summit window. The attempts are subject to climatic conditions.
These are our extra days / window for the weather conditions to settle in, rest and pack up before heading to Kathmandu.
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| Dates | April 1 - May 13, 2023 | ||
| May 17 - June 28, 2023 | |||
| Cost | 50,000 USD per Person | ||
| Deposit Amount | 15,000 USD | ||
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| Now, Lhotse (27,940ft / 8516 m) add-on for | |||
| Price : USD 26,000 | |||
| Schedule for Lhotse | |||
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| Duration | 54 Days | ||
| Dates | April 7 - May 30 , 2023 | ||
| October 1 - November 23 , 2023 | |||
| Cost | 26,000 USD per Person | ||
| Deposit Amount | 7800 USD | ||
