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Mount Everest guided expedition from Tibet

Mount Everest guided expedition from Tibet
Mount Everest guided expedition from Tibet
Mount Everest guided expedition from Tibet
Mount Everest guided expedition from Tibet
Mount Everest guided expedition from Tibet

Follow Phurba Namgyal Sherpa, an IFMGA certified mountain guide from Nepal, into this challenging Mount Everest expedition through the north route and live the unforgettable experience of reaching the world’s highest summit leaving from Tibet.

Himalaya

58 Days

Apr - Jun


Description

I invite you to a once for a lifetime experience: a 58-day Mount Everest expedition. At the border of Nepal and Tibet lies Mount Everest (8848 m), the world’s highest peak and one of the most extreme challenges for climbers around the globe.

Although you can climb this Himalaya giant from both sides, I propose doing it from the Tibetan side because it’s relatively easier and less expensive. Our climbing route will be the North Ridge, which I consider a safe route as we can avoid the dangerous ice fall on the south of the mountain.

It’s worth mentioning I count with an incredible team, including Sherpa, cooks, doctor and guides. All of us are widely experienced on climbing Everest through the North Side and fully trained to help you achieve your goal safely. I’m a mountain guide member of the International Federation of the Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA). 

If you want to know the details regarding this unique adventure, you can find the full itinerary and program just below.

If you want to be a part of this unique Mount Everest expedition, please contact me. I will be pleased to be your guide in this adventure.

ITINERARY:

Day 1 Arrive Kathmandu and transfer to hotel.

Day 2 In Kathmandu for official procedures and preparations.

Day 3 Heli flight: Kathmandu to Lukla (2866m-9400ft) and trek to Paiya (2730m-8954ft).O/N Lodge

Day 4 Trek to Pangokma ( 2846m-9334ft).O/N Lodge

Day 5 Trek to Chatra khola (3150m-10332ft) via Ramailodanda. O/N Lodge

Day 6 Trek to Kothe (3550m-11644ft). O/N Lodge

Day 7 Trek to Thagnak ( 4350m-14268 ft). O/N Lodge

Day 8 Trek to Khare ( 4800m-15744ft). O/N Lodge

Day 9 At Khare: Preparations for the climbing

Day 10 High camp (5800m-19024ft). Camp

Day 11 Summit Mera Peak (6654m-21825ft) and back to Khare. O/N Lodge

Day 12 Contingency day for climbing.

Day 13 Heli flight: Khare-Lukla-Ktm

Day 14 Rest day

Day 15 Fly Kathmandu-gonggor airport and drive to Lhasa (3650m-11680ft).

Day 16 In Lhasa: Sightseeing

Day 17 Drive to Shigatse (3900m-12480ft)- O/N Hotel

Day 18 Drive to Thingri (4350m-14,268ft)- O/N Guest House

Day 19 Drive to Everest base camp (5200m-17,056ft)

Day 20-21 At base camp: acclimatize and preparing loads for advance base camp

Day 22 Trek to Intermediate Camp (6200m-20,336ft)

Day 23 Arrive at advance base camp (6400m-20,992ft)

Day 24-50 May Everest climbing period

Day 51 Advance base camp to base camp

Day 52 Drive to Kyirong  (2700m-8,856ft) O/N hotel 

Day 53 Cross border to Nepal and drive to Kathmandu

Day 54 In Kathmandu.

Day 55 Departure

Price includes

  • Accommodation included
  • Guiding fee
  • Transport during the trip
  • Permit and entrance fees
  • Porters
  • Luggage transfer
  • Flight to the start
  • Lifts tickets

Price details

  • Included:
  • Mt. Everest peak permit fee. Mera peak permit.
  • All transfers airporthotel-airport in Kathmandu and Tibet.
  • Heli flights in Nepal and KathmanduLhasa flight.
  • Quality hotels in Kathmandu with breakfast and fullboard in Tibet on room sharing basis
  • Tibet visa fee processing. Group dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Sherpa supported Mera peak climb.
  • Sightseeing in Tibet with guide and transportation.
  • Transportation of staffs, food supplies and equipment from Kathmandu BC– ABC-Kathmandu.
  • Transport of personal expedition baggage from BCABC-BC.
  • One experienced highaltitude Sherpa per climber to carry food, gears and oxygen bottles to higher camps and set up camps. Also assist the member during climb and summit attempt.
  • Personal IFMGA guide support during acclimatization and summit push.
  • Logistical services of expedition leader and Climbalaya director Mingma Sherpa at BC.
  • Climbing Sherpa’s climbing and summit allowances, insurance for evacuation, hospitalization, medical and life insurance.
  • Nepalese Sherpa cook at BC, intermediate camp and ABC.
  • 6 Summit oxygen bottles (4Lts) per client and 4 oxygen bottles (4Lts) per Sherpa with Elite mask and regulators.
  • High altitude tents for all member and climbing Sherpa.
  • Walkietalkie for each member and Sherpa partnered team with base unit at BC-ABC.
  • Common group climbing gear and rope fixing fee for client and Sherpas.
  • Spacious box tent with bed, solared light, insulated padded floor, pillow and mattress per member at BC.Dome tents for every client at ABC.
  • Common Dome tent with sofas, table, heater, light, minim bar and coffee machine.
  • Dining tents with heater and carpet, kitchen tents, toilet tents, shower tent, chairs & tables.
  • Intermediate camp with kitchen tent, dining tent, toilet tent and sleeping tents.
  • Food and fuel at BC, intermediate camp, ABC and high camps during expedition.
  • Power supply at BC for charging laptops, mobile phones, amateur digital cameras and handheld video cameras).
  • Solar panels at ABC for light and charging small electronics. (Mobile phones, amateur digital cameras and handheld video cameras).
  • Equipment allowances, daily wages, insurance, food and tents for cooks, kitchen boy and Chinese Liaison Officer.
  • Satellite phone for emergency. High way and conservation charges. Garbage deposit fees.
  • International flights.
  • Nepal entry visa fee, which can be obtained at the airport upon arrival and reentry visa for Nepal.
  • Meals in Kathmandu. Hotel after 6 nights stay in Kathmandu.
  • Personal climbing gears, additional charges for individual travel outside of itinerary.
  • Personal calls made through satellite phone subject to charges at US$ 3 per minute,
  • Personal insurance such as travel, accident, medical, emergency evacuation and lost luggage.
  • Extra transportation (jeeps, yaks, porters) required outside of the itinerary.
  • Personal solar pack for charging heavy electronics at middle camp and ABC (laptops, professional camera batteries etc.).

Details

More info

Among all the technical equipment 6 oxygen bottles (4 liters) per member and 4 oxygen bottles (4 liters) per guide with mask and regulator will be provided.

Meeting point

Kathmandu.

About the guide

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Phurba Namgyal Sherpa Guiding Team

Mountain Guide

I'm a certified NNMGA / UIAGM / IFMGA mountain guide from Nepal. Together with my guiding team, we have been a top expedition seller or organizer for North side expeditions. We have been working very closely with the China Tibet authorities, and were able to obtain permit for complicated expeditions. I would say we have been specialized for North expeditions due to these reasons.

As a guide and mountaineer, I found my passion for the outdoors and climbing early in life when I was first contracted as a trekking guide for a Japanese team to Yala peak (5520m). Since then I have worked with many adventure tourism agencies and successfully summited Mt. Everest, Mt. Cho-Oyu, Mt. Ama Dablam , Mt. Baruntse and many other peaks in Nepal. I'm fluent in German and English which allowed me to guide in the Alps several times. I have a right temperament, I'm dedicated and I have a friendly approach to lead and help the climbing teams accomplish their goals.

Languages

Nepali | German | English

Certificates

NNMGA


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