Mt. Pumori Expedition

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Elevation:7,161m (27,494ft)

Location:Nepal/Tibet border

Coordinates:28°00′53″ N 86°49′41″ E

First Ascent:Gerhard Lenser (Swiss), 1962

Climbing Season:Late spring

Expedition duration:44 days (typically)

Climbing duration:27 days (typically)

Group Size:02-15 person per Group

Pumori Expedition (7161m.)

About Mt. Pumori:

The most popular mountain for those who wish to climb 7000m peaks in the Himalayas of Nepal is Mt. Pumori (7161m). Mt. Pumori is situated in Khumbu region with the pyramid shaped and stunningly looking Peak 8km west of Mount Everest along Nepal-Tibet Border. Mt. Pumori dominates the skyline behind Kalapatther 5643m, which looks like a clump of rock on Pumori Southwest ridge. Pumori Expedition proves an ideal preparation for those aspiring for the more technical 8000m peaks including the Mt Everest. The peak was named "Pumori" by George Leigh Mallory, apparently means "Unmarried Daughter" in the Sherpa language. The best season to explore this stunning peak is September to November and March to May.

Mt. Pumori Expedition:

Mt. Pumori is first ascended in 1964 by a German Swiss expedition team. Although a 7,000er, Mt. Pumoriis technically challenging mountain offering sections of wild exposure requiring climbers to have previousmountaineering experience and with excellent physical fitness level. Mt. Pumori Expedition is rewarded with stunning photographic views of snowy mountains including Mt. Lhotse and Mt. Everest.

The climb to Pumori is very popular and coveted as introductory qualifying climb for Everest by many operators. Whatever your reason to climb it is a fun and reasonably straightforward and accessible climb with relatively low objective danger. It is also a very nice introduction to climbing in Khumbu region and a funny way to do Everest Base Camp trek with   7000m peak climb which is easy, quick and non-cumbersome acclimatization process. We arrange both the logistic support and guided climbing forPumori expedition. Climbing Pumori requires a moderate technical climb on ice and snow. The normal route for the climbing is South East Ridge.

Expedition Routes:

• Our plan is to attempt a summit via the Standard Route on the South East Ridge, a grade 3 snows and ice climb that requires a good understanding of alpine climbing techniques and familiarity with the effects of high altitude.

• We take the classic route along the South-East Ridge. Generally three camps are set up above the base camp. The Base camp will be set up at 5300m. Climb through the glaciers for approx. 4 hours and reach Camp 1 at 5700m.

• From Camp 1, we climb the face with 40-60 degrees slope and pass through a snow wall to reach camp 2 at 6200m.

• From camp 2, climb through ice walls and crevasses to reach Camp 3 at 6480m. Passing through crevasses, climb up to Pumori cliff and then to the summit.

Mt. Pumori Expedition Base Camp Services:

In the Base Camp,

• Everest Expeditions Nepal provides very professional, helpful and friendly service from Kathmandu to the ABC and during the climb. Our objective is to provide a good quality, helpful, safe, friendly, stress free and comprehensive service to maximize summit opportunity.

• Our cooks and helpers will prepare and serve three delicious freshly cooked and plentiful meals a day and will ensure that hot and cold drinks are available 24hrs a day.

• We provide spacious expedition quality personal tents for all our clients both with full board and base-camp service. In the base camp we also provide dining tent, kitchen tent, toilet facilities and portable shower facilities and tent accommodation for our staff.

• We provide access to communication including satellite telephone and internet access, solar panels to charge your batteries and UHF/VHF hand held radios on the mountain to maintain communications between ABC and high camps.

• Our Leader and camp manager as well as climbing Sherpas have an extensive experience of multiple climbs above 7000m, so whether you use our full board service or Base camp services you can expect good advice and support.

Mt. Pumori Expedition Full Board Services:

For full board clients additional,

• We provide personal tent and food with the climbing Sherpa, who will prepare appropriate meals. We provide a personal climbing Sherpa guide to help the clients to reach the summit.

• Personal climbing Sherpa will set up high camps including food provisions and fuel and will guide and assist the client on the summit day and if required will set-up fixed rope to ensure the safety.

• We provide the climbing Sherpa with appropriate radio communication to Base Camp from the climbing route.

Approaches to ABC:

The approached to Pumori route is through the Khumbu region of Nepal leading up to the Khumbu Glacier extending down to Lobuche (4900m). It starts with the flight to Lukla and the trek via Namche Bazaar (3440m), Tengaboche (36600m), Pheriche (4270m), Lobuche (4910m), Gorak Shep (5140m) to Pumori Base Camp (5300m). It takes typically 8 days to reach ABC from Kathmandu.

Climbing Routes:

• The standard route begins at the Base Camp (5300m) located above Gorak Shep on a small lake, which will be our water source. The water must be either filtered or purified by iodine tablets or boiled. The Base Camp is located at the base of Kalapatther (5545m), which forms a tremendous backdrop for the camp. The camp is also elevated above the Gorak Shep and hence it has an amazing view on Everest.

• Camp 1, serving really as the Advanced Base Camp (ABC) is located on a protected rock outcrop at 5300m; it takes only 3hrs of hiking to reach Camp 1 from the Base Camp. It will be our base to store our gear and supplies for the climb.

• Camp 2 (6200m) is located on a narrow ridge on the top of ice ledge. The route to camp 2 is a mixed snow and rock with a slope to 35deg and will involve some scrambling. Where required our Climbing Sherpa will fix the rope for the rest of the climbing period

• Camp 3 is located on the ridge on a protected flat area below a rock buttress at 6700m. The section from camp 2 to camp 3 is short but it is the most difficult section of the climb due to a short but steep icy snow section of some 6m and about 75deg, where the fixed rope will be set-up. After that the slope flattens and we reach Camp 3 about 100m above. There is some objective danger of crevasses and fallen ice from overhanging seracs. We are on the ridge and view is tremendous on Everest massif as well as the view opens towards Tibetan plateau.

Pumori Expedition Spring 2016

Every Year in spring and autumn the Mt. Pumori Expedition could be scheduled.

In autumn you may start this expedition since end of August and complete at around end of September and, or any dates during August till October not exceeding middle of November for end of it. In this period the temperature toward the expedition area is changing from hot to cold. So, the climber has to face the critical situation for acclimatization for approaching to summit.

However in spring, the temperature to the Pumori climbing area is getting from cold to hot which is more convenient for approaching to summit after sufficient acclimatization and practice in various camps. Start at the beginning of April and end at the beginning of June is the best recommended period for Pumori Expedition in spring. The total duration will be within 37 days.

Thus we strongly recommend our climbers to choose the spring season for their Pumori Summit Dream however, we are ready enough for organizing the Expedition in both autumn and spring of the year.

General Itinerary:

Day 01:Arrival and Transfer

This day is your arrival date. We welcome and receive you in Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu and transfer you to the Hotel for overnight accommodation as booked. (1300M)

Day 02:Preparation and Briefing for Departure to Everest Region

This day we are busy for briefing about expedition, documentation and last minute shopping and preparation for departure to the trekking and climbing route. You will be kept in get set position.

Day 03:Kathmandu-Lukla Scenic Flight and short trek

Today you fly to Lukla from Kathmandu at early morning, take breakfast in Lukla and Trek (4hrs) to Phakding (2652m) where you get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.

Day 04:Phakding to Namche Bazaar Trek.

Today you trek (6hrs) from Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3440m) through colorful Khumbu villages where you get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.

Day 05:Rest day for acclimatization

Today is the rest day but you may hike to famous Everest View Hotel (3800m) (3hrs) to catch a glimpse of Mt. Everest and back to Namche visit Hilary and Sherpa museum. You get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.

Day 06:Namche Bazaar to Tyangboche Trek

Today you trek (5hrs) from Namche Bazaar to Tyangboche (3850m) visit significant Buddhist monastery lodge accommodation where you get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.

Day 07:Tyangboche to Dingboche Trek

Today you trek (4-5hrs) from Tyangboche to Dingboche (4350m) catch glimpses of Lhotse and Ama Dablam where you get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.

Day 08:Dingboche to Lobuche Trek

Today you trek (4hrs) from Dingboche to Lobuche (5018m) where you get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.

Day 09:Rest for acclimatization at Lobuche

Today is the day for rest and acclimatization at Lobuche for further trekking.

Day 10:Lobuche to Gorakshep Trek

Today you trek (3hrs) from Lobuche to Gorakshep (5170m) where you get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.

Day 11:Gorakshep to Pumori Base camp Trek.

Today you trek (2hrs) from Gorakshep to Lhotse Base camp (5200m). You will have preparation for tented camping in Base camp for further expedition. Here you get full board services.

Day 12-30:Pumori Summit Climbing Period 

These days are the major climbing days for you to ascend the summit of most awaited Mt. Pumori. After some day’s acclimatization and exercise you will be taken to the higher camp to be closer to the summit of (7.161m) where you will be provided food for high altitude. We are allowed to trek from lower to upper camp or vice versa for more practice and acclimatization. Finally we wish for your success to reach in the summit. Here you get full board service with tented camp accommodation.

Day 31:Trek down from base camp via Lobuche to Dingboche 

After a successful summit of Mt. Pumori (hopefully), you will be taken back to Dingboche (4260m) via Lobuche (5218) from Everest Base Camp where you get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.

Day 32:Dingboche to Tyangboche trek

You are descending toward Tyangboche (3860m) by trek (4hrs) from Dingboche on this day where you get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.

Day 33:Tyangboche to Namche Bazaar Trek

From Tyangboche you are descending down to Namche bazaar (3440m) after 4 hrs trek where you get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.   

Day 34:Namche Bazaar to Lukla Trek.  

Today is your last day for Trek (7hrs) from Namche Bazaar to Lukla (2840m) where you get teahouse or lodge accommodation in full board basis.   

Day 35:Fly Back to Kathmandu.

Today you fly from Lukla to Kathmandu same about 35 minute and we transfer to your booked Hotel with BB Plan accommodation.

Day 36:The Leisure day and sightseeing

This day we take you for sightseeing in and around Kathmandu (Hanumandhoka Durbar Square, Swoyambhunath, Boudhanath, and Pashupatinath) and Farewell-Celebration dinner with local typical cultural experience in Restaurant.

Day 37:Transfer for Final Departure 

This is the day that we are really missing you. We transfer you to the airport or any port for final departure or alternatively join other activities.

Note:

• The above itinerary is a guideline and standard suggested pattern chosen by majority of our customers. Your final itinerary will be customized according to your available time and requirements.

• The final itinerary duration and schedule may be reduced or extended depending on your time, budget, your fitness, class of service or any other preferences. The quote will be provided for you initial requirements and can be adjusted with mutual agreement should you require modifying these requirements.

Mt Makalu Expedition

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Elevation: 8,463m (26,747ft)

Location: Makalu / Baruntse

Coordinates: 27°53′0″ N 87°05′00″ E

First Ascent: J. Franco's French Expedition, the climbers Jean Couzy and Lionel Terray, 1955

Climbing Season:Late spring (traditionally less hazardous) and autumn

Expedition duration:54 days (typically)

Climbing duration:32 days (typically)

Group Size: 02-15 person per Group

Makalu Expedition (8,463m)

Every interested people in mountaineering are well-known that Mt. Makalu (8463m) is the fifth highest mountain Peak on the Earth. Mt. Makalu is Situated in the heart of eastern Himalayas albeit just about 14 miles east of Mt. Everest. The Massive Mountain with a prominence of 2386m and taking into account surrounding deep valleys like Arun and Barun is somewhat isolated. 

The valleys, in particularly the Barun valley, are the home of pristine forests and alpine meadows of Nepal. Within this wide range of altitudes and climates, the Makalu-Barun area contains some of the richest and most diverse flora and fauna of Nepal. Diverse ethnic communities of Rai, Sherpa, and Shingsawa (Bhotia) have inhibited the lower parts of these valleys. Due to isolation these communities are economically poor however they represent rich cultural heritage untouched by technology and world cultural influences. They are the custodians of Makalu-Barun unique biological and cultural treasures. Due to its relative inaccessibility, the area is little known to majority of the visitors, however, those who have visited, return home with unforgettable memories of the area and its people.

Mt. Makalu Expedition:

Mt. Makalu was first climbed by a French team in 1955. This peak was first mapped and taken photograph of it from the Tibetan side by the British Everest reconnaissance in 1921. Hillary and Shipton had taken that photograph of Mt. Makalu on their Everest reconnaissance in 1951. The first attempt on Mt. Makaluwas in 1954 by a US team from California, who trekked all the way from the Indian border near Biratnagar. At the same time a British team had reached in the summit, but this Makalu Expedition was abandoned when Hillary became seriously ill and had to be evacuated. In the autumn of 1954 a French team attempted the peak. In the following spring, successfully ascents were made by three teams of French climbers on successive days. The Japanese also climbed Mt. Makalu in 1970, another French team climbed it in 1971 and a Yugoslav expedition reached the summit in 1975.

Mt. Makalu Expedition in Nepal is very adventurous route to climb because on its west face. This Mt. Makalu is a little bit dangerous as well. The 5 attempts were made before climbing this Mt. Makalu then only it was succeeded in the final. The West Face of Mt. Makalu was successfully scaled in 1997. The Russian expedition had taken the route of this West Face led by Sergey Efimov and climbed the top on 21st of May 1997 via the most difficult route.  

Mt. Makalu Expedition Base Camp Services:

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• Everest Expeditions Nepal provides very professional, supportive and friendly mountaineering logistic services from Kathmandu to the ABC as well as during the climb. Our objective is to ensure a good quality, supportive, safe, friendly, stress free and comprehensive service to maximize summit opportunity.

• We provide a comprehensive service organizing all necessary permits, and climbing documentation, travelling logistics including airfares, ground transportation, porters, and other individual services required by mountaineers. On the track to the ABC we organize all required accommodation and food.

• Our cook and helpers will prepare and serve three delicious freshly cooked and plentiful meals a day and will ensure that hot and cold drinks are available 24hrs a day.

• We provide spacious expedition quality personal tents for all our clients both with full board or base-camp service only.

• We also provide dining tent, kitchen tent, toilet facilities and portable shower facilities and tent accommodation for our staff.

• We provide access to communication including satellite telephone and internet access, and solar panels to charge your batteries.

Mt. Makalu Expedition Full Board Services:

• We provide personal tent and food, which will be prepared by their climbing Sherpa. We provide UHF/VHF hand held radios on the mountain to maintain communications between ABC and high camps.

• We provide a personal climbing Sherpa guide to help the clients to reach the summit. Personal climbing Sherpa will set up camp 1 and camp 2 and camp 3 including food provisions, fuel and oxygen and will guide and assist the client on the summit day.

Approaches to ABC:

• The trek into the base camp of Makalu is absolutely breathtaking and takes you back in time when all Himalayan mountains were approached on foot.

• The trek starts at low elevation of 920m in Tumlingtar, where we arrive on a flight, and rises gradually over next 10 trekking days. It is a perfect way to acclimatize before base camp is reached and to take on climbing relatively quickly. From the village of Tumlingtar situated in the low country the trek climbs through narrow gorges of Arun Valley, rhododendron forest and local pastures to emerge into the higher alpine country. We pass from subtropical to high alpine vegetation with incredible diversity of flora and fauna and untouched and diverse cultures.

Climbing Routes:

• Makalu has many interesting routes leading to the summit via west ridge, west face, south face, southwest face and northwest buttress. The normal commercial route is past the Southeast Peak and along the Southeast ridge. The climb is straightforward but moderately technical with exposure on the SE Ridge; it requires some fixed rope set-up.

• Traditionally there are 3 camps, high camp C1 (6,500m), C2 (7,300m) at the bottom of the Southeast Peak ridge and C3 (7,900 m) at the beginning of the SE ridge. With very low Base Camp the ABC is set-up at 5500m. The terrain encountered on the ascents varies from glacier crossings to steep snow fields and requires a good understanding of basic alpine climbing techniques. Makalu has been climbed Alpine style but traditionally all commercial operators practice expedition style to improve the chances of summit success for the clients.

• The bottom part starts from the base of the West Face at 5,800 meters and climbs to the hanging ice-fall at 6,100 meters to the right part of the ice-fall. The second part extends from the plateau above the ice-fall along 35 to 45 degree elevation's rock up to the 6,500 meters high. The next section is an ice-rock wall, 50 to 55 degrees steep & that extends to 7,400 meters height. The last final section begins 70 to 75 degree elevation's rock pillar, which leads to the west ridge at 8,000 meters height till to the top of the summit.

• Ropes are typically fixed from 5800m to 6100m and from 6500 m to 7500m. Camps established by the Russian Team were at the following locations. The French Route on the West Pillar is an aesthetically stunning line that has been seldom attempted. It is an exceedingly difficult, a very steep pillar that was first successfully ascended in 1971. The crux of the line comes at approximately 7,600m in the area of the Seignior Wall.

Makalu Expedition Spring 2016 Itinerary

Apr02/Day 01:Arrival in Kathmandu Airport and transfer to Hotel(1350m)

Apr03Day 02-03:Rest and prepare day for assignment & briefing.

Apr05/Day 04:Fly from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar(920m) and then trek to Manebhanjyang(1100m),which takes about five hours and overnight in tent.

Apr06/Day 05:Trek from Manebhanjyang to Kuwapani(1420m),which takes about four and half hours overnight in the camp

Apr07/Day 07:Trek from Kuwapani to Num (1800m) which takes about six hours and overnight in camp

Apr08/Day 08:Trek from Num to Sheduwa (1510m), which takes about five hours overnight in the camp

Apr09/Day 09:Trek from Sheduwa to Tashigaon (2070m),which takes four hours overnight in the camp

Apr10/Day 10:Trek from Tashigaon to Khongma (3760m),which takes about six hours overnight in the camp

Apr11/Day 11:Trek from Khongma to Sanopokhari (1710m)which takes about four hours overnight camp

Apr12/Day 12:Trek from sanopokhari to Mumbuk (3550m) which takes about five hours overnight in camp

Apr13/Day 13:Trek from Mumbuk to Yangle Kharka (3600m),which takes about four hours overnight in camp

Apr14/Day 14:Trek from Yangle Kharka to Hillary Base Camp(4800m), which takes about six hours and overnight in the camp.

Apr15/Day 15:Trek From Hilarry Base Camp to Makalu Base Camp (4870m) overnight in the camp

Apr16/Day 16-46:Climbing Period(summit makalu 8463m)

May16/Day 47:Preparation to returning (Cleaning up Base Camp)

May17/Day 48:Trek from Base Camp to Yak Kharka(3600m),which takes about five hours and overnight in the camp

May18/Day 49:Trek from Yak Kharka to Mumbuk(3550m), which takes about five hours and overnight in camp.

May19/Day 50:Trek from Mumbuk to Tashi Gaon(3420m)which takes about five hours and overnight in camp.

May20/Day 51:Trek from Tashi Gaon to Num(1800m), which takes about five hours and overnight in camp.

May21/Day 52:Trek from Num to Chichira(1615m)which takes about five hours and overnight in camp

May22/Day 53:Trek from Chichira to Tumlingtar via Khandbari (920m),which takes about six hours and overnight in a lodge

May23/Day 54:Early in the morning fly from Tumlingtar to Kathmandu(1350m) and transfer to hotel

May24/Day55:Full day sightseeing and shopping in Kathmandu, farewell dinner party in the evening and overnight in the hotel

May25/Day56:Final departure ,or alternative Join other activities

Mt.Gangapurna Expedition

Gangapurna Expedition (7, 4 55m)

The mountain lies in Manang District of Nepal between Annapurna III and Tilocho Peak with an altitude of 7455m is Mt. Gangapurna. It is located to the north east of Mt. Annapurna at the opposite end of Grand Barrier to Tilicho Peak on the shoulder extending 10km from Annapurna directly east of ROC Noir. Mt. Gangapurna is one of the famous, beauty and excellent mountain in Nepal. Gangapurna was first climbed in 1965 by a German expedition led by Günther Hauser, via the East Ridge, which is the most accessible, most obvious and most elegant but challenging climbing line.

Mt. Gangapurna Expedition offers superb Himalayan views of Mt. Manaslu 8163m, Annapurna I 8091m, Mt. Annapurna II 7937m, Annapurna III 7555m, Annapurna IV 7525m, , Tilicho peak 7134m, Pisang peak 6091m , Chulu West Peak 6419m, Chulu East Peak, Thorung Peak, beautiful landscape, lush valleys and mixed culture. Since Mt. Gangapurna expedition has been open numerous mountaineers summit this peak. 

This Expedition is safety and the well being of paramount importance to us and our groups. All of our trips are led by qualified professional Expedition guides and Sherpas who are well trained by Nepal Government. Our job is to ensure your comfort and safety as we take you where you want to go, because your holiday is equally importance to us. In this regards, we work honestly, efficiency and effectively to provide you the Himalayan experiences that meet your interest. We encourage you to question us freely and contribute in the planning stages of your adventure in the expedition period.

Approaches to Mt. Gangapurna:

• Mt. Gangapurna expedition start from Kathmandu after six hour scenic drives to Beshishahar and start trek from Khudi Village from where you reach Bhulbhule in 30 minutes in the Valley of the Marsyangdi River.

• The trail leads you through vastly contrasting flora & fauna towards the majestic peak of Mt. Manaslu and Lamjung Himal. A major intersection of the trail meets at Dharapani while trekking through Larkya La. The Massif of Manang valley is really rich in unique culture and landscapes.

• A standard access to the Base Camp (4650m) is through Besisahar via Marsyangdi valley within 10 day trek and affording an excellent acclimatization. After the climb one can fly-out from Humde, only few hours of hiking down from the Base Camp or from Jomsom with 3 days spectacular hike via Thorong La pass (5416m).

• This awesome climb is straightforward but somewhat challenging ridge climb with low objective danger. The view from Gangapurna summit is breathtaking on Annapurna massif, Dhaulagiri, Tibetan plateau and Tilicho Peak on the other end of the Grand Barrier.

• In fact the Annapurna and Damodar peaks dominate the valley. A technical section takes you to a place from where you can catch the entire panorama of the Annapurna Himalaya Range. The trail then ascends from the Manang valley to reach the top of the Thorong Pass at 5416m. After this you have a chance to visit the famous temple of Muktinath. The final part of the trek takes you to Jomsom from where a flight transports you across the great Himalayas to Pokhara or you can continue make trekking through Ghorepani Poon hill than Pokhara.

Gangapurna Base Camp Services:

• Everest Expeditions Nepal provides very professional, helpful and friendly service from Kathmandu to the ABC and during the climb. Our objective is to provide a high quality, helpful, safe, friendly, stress free and comprehensive service to maximize summit opportunity. We offer wide range of services from Base Camp logistics to fully guided climbs with individual climbing Sherpas helping their clients to experience the summit.

• High elevation climbing requires not only a set of climbing skills and high fitness level but also the ability to cope with high elevation conditions affecting on ability to function to the extent possible at sea level, where most of climbers are living.

• Our philosophy is to support climbers with the skill and high altitude genetic adaptation ability of a Climbing Sherpa, who was born and grew up at high elevation as did his predecessors.

• Gangapurna requires set-up of 3 high camps, where the gear, food and fuel has to be carried up. No matter how physically strong and fit one is at the sea level, at high elevation one’s physical efficiency drops considerably so the team of Climbing Sherpas pooled from all clients will set-up the route to allow you to summit.

• Having personal Climbing Sherpa eliminates arbitrage of the ‘Leader’ to decide who will get limited climbing support on the summit day. In the emergency situation the classic expedition Leader has responsibility for a number of people including themselves with impaired physical abilities due to high altitude, while Climbing Sherpa has only responsibility for his own client and with high physical abilities at high elevation due to natural genetic predisposition and all in cooperation of other expedition Climbing Sherpas. Our Climbing Sherpas are highly trained and experienced climbers doing high elevation climbs in Nepal and Tibet season after season.

• We believe that our philosophy of an expedition with the Base Camp Leader-Coordinator and the team of Climbing Sherpas assigned to individual climbers is by far the most efficient and safer way to achieve high elevation summit and much superior over the solution with the climb Leader controlling limited number of resources.

• In the Base camp our cooks and helpers will prepare and serve three delicious freshly cooked and plentiful meals a day and will ensure that hot and cold drinks are available 24hrs a day. In the Base Camp we provide spacious expedition quality personal tents for all our clients both with full board and base-camp service only. In the base camp we also provide dining tent, kitchen tent, toilet facilities and portable shower facilities and tent accommodation for our staff.

• In the Base Camp we provide access to communication including satellite telephone and internet access, solar panels to charge your batteries and UHF/VHF hand held radios on the mountain to maintain communications between ABC and high camps.

• Our Leader and camp manager as well as climbing Sherpas have an extensive experience of multiple climbs above 7000m, so whether you use our full board service or Base camp services you can expect a good advice and support. They also know personally most of other Climbing Sherpas and network together in the Base camp regardless of the operator they work for.

• Logistically Gangapurna is a very easy peak, although technically challenging and it is suitable even for a small climbing team.

Gangapurna Expedition Full Board Service:

• For full board clients, who would be less experienced climbers or single climbers requiring a climbing buddy, we provide personal tent and food at high camps with the climbing Sherpa, who will prepare appropriate meals.

• We provide a personal Climbing Sherpa guide to help the clients to reach the summit. Personal climbing Sherpa will set up high camps including provision of food and fuel and will guide and assist the client on the summit day and if required will set-up fixed rope to ensure the safety.

• We provide the climbing Sherpa with appropriate radio communication to Base Camp from the climbing route. Our Climbing Sherpas will network, cooperate and work with other clients Climbing Sherpas on the route to ensure safety of his client as well as overall expedition team.

• After arriving to the Base camp (4650m) we will take a day or so for acclimatizing rest and preparations including snow practice so that we all develop common understanding and refresh our basic climbing and rescue techniques and develop our climbing protocol.

• Our climb protocol follows standard high elevation principles of acclimatization and progressively building higher camps.

• The standard route begins at the Base Camp (4650m) located at the foot of Gangapurna North Shoulder at the glacial stream fed from Glacial Dome Peak located to the west of Gangapurna, which will be our water source while in the Base camp.

• The climb is very straightforward. We will setup an ABC at 5000m on a small snow plateau under the North Shoulder from where we will be able to step on Gangapurna Glacier. From the ABC we do our first scouting acclimatization climb to Camp 1 (5600m) located on a large plateau below the East Ridge along the 20deg/600m glacial route. We will assess the route and setup fixed lines if required. We will return to the Base camp for acclimatization rest.

• During the second climb we bring the remaining gear and set-up Camp 1, where we stay overnight. The following day we move on 45deg/1100m snowfield to Camp 2 (6300m) located half way on the route and stay there overnight. We explore the rest of the route to 6900m the following day and return to Camp 1 and the following day to the Base camp.

• Our program allows 17 days for the climbing period to account for weather and individual physical condition and strength. It gives us plenty of opportunities to carry supplies to camp 1, 2 and 3 and few opportunities of summit push.

Climbing Routes East Ridge Route:

• The East Ridge of Gangapurna is a straightforward climb, starting by crossing the Gangapurna Glacier and then climbing up 1100m North Face section followed by 400m East Ridge climb. There is a low objective danger due to potential avalanche on the North Face section and crevasses crossing the Gangapurna glacier.

• The Base camp is located at the foot of North Shoulder of Gangapurna Shoulder at the glacial stream fed from Glacial Dome Peak located to the west of Gangapurna, which will be our water source while in the Base camp.

• The Advanced Base Camp (ABC) is located on the snowfield shelf 300m above the BC via 30deg snow hike.

• Camp 1 (5600m) is located on a glacial plateau at the foot of the East Ridge. Past ABC we step on upper section of Gangapurna glacier and climb 600m on the glacier with 20deg inclination to Camp1. From Camp 1 we face 50deg/1100m North face of the East Ridge. It is fairly steep but well protected.

• Camp 2 (6300m) is located half way on the North Face 50deg/1100m route, which is a snowfield climb.

• Camp 3 (6900m) is located at the top on the North Face 50deg/1100m route, where we top the East Ridge and begin our 40deg/400m summit section.

• Summit is section of the route is a narrow snow covered ridge with some cornices and hence it constitutes a considerable exposure.

Gangapurna Expedition Spring 2016 Itinerary

Apr12/Day 01:Arrival in Kathmandu Airporty & transfer to hotel(1350m)

Apr13/Day 02-03:Rest and prepare day for assignment & briefing.

Apr14/Day 04:Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar (823m.) which takes about six hours over night in lodge.

Apr15/Day 05:Trek from Beshi shahar to Bahundanda (1305m), which takes about five hours. Over night in lodge.

Apr16/Day 06:Trek from Bahundanda to Chyamche (1430m.) which takes about six hours.

Apr17/Day 07:Trek from Chyamche (1410m.) to Dharapani (1860m.) and it takes about five hours.

Apr18/Day 08:Trek from Dharapani to Chame (2670m.) which takes about five and half-hours.

Apr19/Day 09:Trek from Chame to Pisang (3100m.), which takes about five hours.

Apr20/Day 10:Trek from Pisang to Manang (3440m.) and it takes about five and half hours.

Apr21/Day 11:Rest day at Manang for acclimatization and hang in and around town.

Apr22/Day 12:Trek from Manang to Gangapurna Base Camp (4600m) and Prepare base camp.

Apr23/Day 12-34:Climbing Period (Gangapurna Summit 7455m)

May15/Day 35 :Preparation to returning(Clean Base Camp) and trek to Manang(3440m) Which takes about four hours.

May16/Day 36:Trek from Manang ot Thorong Phedi (4420m.) which takes about six and half hours. 

May17/Day 37:Trek from Thorong Phedi to Muktinath (3850m.) via Thorong La (5416m) Pass and it takes about seven hours.

May18/Day 38:Trek from Muktinath to Jomsom via Kagbeni (2895 m.) and it takes about five hours.

May19/Day 39:Early in the morning Fly from Jomsom to Pokhara, which takes about 20 minutes. Then Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu by tourist mini bus that takes about seven hours.

May20/Day 40:Full Day sightseeing in Kathmandu valley (DurbarSquare, Swoyambhunath, Boudhanath & Pashupatinath) and Nepalese cultural program with farewell dinner in the evening.

May21/Day41:Final departure ,or alternative Join other activities

Mt. Dhaulagiri Expedition

Dhaulagiri Expedition (8,167m)

The 7th highest mountain peak in the world is Mt. Dhaulagiri. It is the 5th highest one amongst in Nepal. This mountain is located in the Northwest of Myagdi District of Nepal.  Dhavala means “White” and Girimeans “Mountain peak” from Sanskrit, is a real giant which endorse to say the range of White Mountains as Dhavala-giri here after called Mt.Dhaulagiri in combined. The real altitude of Mt Dhaulagiri is (8,167m) from sea level. Mt. Dhaulagiri is one of the most formidable peaks to climb with the first successful summit only in 1960 by the Swiss following from the Northeast ridge. This mountain was first sighted by the British surveyors in India in the early 1800s but remained virtually unknown until a Swiss aerial survey in 1949. Five ridges buttress Dhaulagiri l and even up until the early 1980's only the Northeast ridge had been successfully climbed. Dhaulagiri is considered the most interesting peak among the eight thousand meters one. In terms of rise above the terrain Dhaulagiri is unparallel as it rises 7000m over Kali Gandaki valley over horizontal length of 30km, which by any standard is an impressive statistic.

Mt. Dhaulagiri Expedition:

The vast majority of ascents to date have been via the first ascent route, which is the "Normal Route" on the Expedition of Dhaulagiri. However ascents have been made from almost every direction in this mountain. Dhaulagiri has 5 ridges and south and west faces, which raise 4000m from their Base Camps, offering opportunities to develop many interesting routes from Italian, Swiss and French camps. As of 2007, there had been 358 summit ascents of Dhaulagiri and 58 climbing fatalities on the mountain. Due to its technically challenging routes, the lack of big commercial expeditions is one of the more attractivequalities of Dhaulagiri as only seasoned mountaineers seem to have interest in this formidable mountain.

Everest Expeditions Nepal is pleased to offer for our beloved Expedition members to this unforgettable and highly exciting mountain expedition in Mt. Dhaulagiri as the world-class equipped and managed project. We provide a comprehensive service organizing all necessary permits, and climbing documentation, travelling logistics including airfares, ground transportation, porters, and other individual services required by mountaineers. On the track to the ABC we organize logistics for provision of all required accommodation and food. Upon request or if previously confirmed we are ready to supply all necessary logistics, rescues, supports etc. to the climbers included in the Expedition. 

Dhaulagiri Expedition Base Camp Service:

• Everest Expeditions Nepal provides very professional, supportive and friendly mountaineering logistic services from Kathmandu to the ABC as well as during the climb. Our objective is to ensure a good quality, supportive, safe, friendly, stress free and comprehensive service to maximize summit opportunity.

• We provide a comprehensive service organizing all necessary permits, and climbing documentation, travelling logistics including airfares, ground transportation, porters, and other individual services required by mountaineers. On the track to the ABC we organize logistics for provision of all required accommodation and food.

• Our cook and helpers will prepare and serve three delicious freshly cooked and plentiful meals a day and will ensure that hot and cold drinks are available 24hrs a day.

• We provide spacious expedition quality personal tents for all our clients both with full board or base-camp service only.

• We also provide dining tent, kitchen tent, toilet facilities and portable shower facilities and tent accommodation for our staff.

• We provide access to communication including satellite telephone and internet access, and solar panels to charge your batteries.

Dhaulagiri Expedition Full Board Service:

• Everest Expeditions Nepal provides personal tent and food, which will be prepared in high camps by their climbing Sherpa. We provide UHF/VHF hand held radios on the mountain to maintain communications between ABC and high camps.

• We provide a personal climbing Sherpa guide to help the clients to reach the summit. Personal climbing Sherpa will set up camp 1, camp 2 and camp 3 including food provisions, fuel and oxygen and will guide and assist the client on the summit day. There are no commercial expeditions on Dhaulagiri so your climbing Sherpa with cooperation of other clients climbing Sherpas will set-up fixed ropes.

Approaches to ABC (Advance Base Camp):

• The approach to the Base Camp is from Pokhara, driving to Beni Bazaar and trekking from there along the Kali Gandaki Valley through Tatopani (1189m), Ghasa (2012m), and Marpha (2667m) before turning off to Yak Kharka (3680m) and the Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4700m). The trek to the Base Camp takes 5 days. On the way back we trek only 2 days to Jomsom (2710m) and take the flight back to Pokhara.

Climbing Routes:

• Normal route is via Northeast Ridge, the original route climbed by Swiss-Austrian expedition in 1960. Typically 4 camps will be set up for the climbing. The Advance Base Camp is established at 5,300m, just to deposit the gear but it will not be used as an overnight camp due to avalanche danger.

• Camp 1 will be established at 5,900m on the Col east from the ABC.

• Camp 2 will be established at 6,400m, which is reached from camp 1 with some steep climbing sections.

• Camp 3 (7200m) will be located towards west with steep ice and snow climbing. From Camp 3 we climb towards the East Ridge, where we likely experience strong wind conditions before reaching camp 4 (7500m). This is the most difficult part of the climb.

• From camp 4 we make direct push for the summit and return to camp 3 if the conditions will allow us. With difficult conditions the fallback is to setup bevy at 7,900m in order to attempt another summit push next day.

Dhaulagiri Expedition Spring -2016

Every Year in spring and autumn the Mt. Dhaulagiri Expedition could be scheduled. 

In autumn you may start this expedition since end of August and complete at around end of October not exceeding middle of November for end of it. In this period the temperature toward the expedition area is changing from hot to cold. So, the climber has to face the critical situation for acclimatization for approaching to summit. 

However in spring, the temperature to the Dhaulagiri climbing area is getting from cold to hot which is more convenient for approaching to summit after sufficient acclimatization and practice in various camps. Start at the end of March or beginning of April and end at the beginning of June is the best recommended period for Dhaulagiri Expedition in spring. The total duration will be within 45 days. 

Thus we strongly recommend our climbers to choose the spring season for their Dhaulagiri Summit Dream however, we are ready enough for organizing the Expedition in both autumn and spring of the year.

General Itinerary: 

Day 01:Arrival and Transfer

This day is your arrival date. We welcome and receive you in Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu and transfer you to the Hotel for overnight accommodation as booked. (1300M)

Day 02:Preparation and Briefing for Departure to Everest Region

This day we are busy for briefing about expedition, documentation and last minute shopping and preparation for departure to the trekking and climbing route. You will be kept in get set position.

Day 03:Kathmandu-Pokhara-Darbang Fly/Drive  

Fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara about 25 minutes and drive from Pokhara to Darbang via Beni which takes about five hours; overnight at tented camp full board.

Day 04:Darbang to Dharapani Trek

Trek from Darbang to Dharapani; overnight at tented camp accommodation.

Day 05:Dharapani to Muri Trek 

Trek from Dharapani to Muri; overnight at tented camp accommodation.

Day 06:Muri to Bagar Trek

Trek from Muri to Bagar; overnight at tented camp accommodation.

Day 07:Bagar to Dovan Trek

Trek from Bagar to Dovan; overnight at tented camp accommodation.

Day 08:Dovan to Sallaghari Trek

Trek from Dovan to Sallaghari; overnight at tented camp accommodation.

Day 09:Sallaghari to Italy base Camp Trek

Trek from Sallaghari to Italy base Camp; overnight at tented camp accommodation.

Day 10:Italy base camp to Dhaulagiri Base Camp Trek

Trek from Italy base camp to Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4700m); overnight at tented camp accommodation.

Day 11-39:Dhaulagiri Summit Climbing Period 

These days are the major climbing days for you to ascend the summit of most awaited Mt. Dhaulagiri. After some day’s acclimatization and exercise you will be taken to the higher camp to be closer to the summit of (8167m) where you will be provided food for high altitude. We are allowed to trek from lower to upper camp or vice versa for more practice and acclimatization. Finally we wish for your success to reach in the summit. Here you get full board service with tented camp accommodation.

Day 40:Preparation to returning (Clean Base Camp)

Today is the day for preparing to move from the base camp by packing all logistics and clean the base camp to maintain the eco friendly environment in the area as per government rule.

Day 41:Dhaulagiri Base Camp to down Yak Kharka trek

Trek from Dhaulagiri Base Camp to down Yak Kharka (3680m); overnight at tented camp accommodation.

Day 42:Yak Kharka to Jomsom Trek

Trek from Yak Kharka to Jomsom (2710m), Which Takes about six hours; overnight at tented camp accommodation.

Day 43:Jomsom to Pokhara Flight

Today, you Fly from Jomsom to Pokhara, which takes about 20 minutes; overnight BB Plan Hotel accommodation in Pokhara. (Or, if you want to extent your duration of trek, you may walk down from Jomsom via Ghasa-Tatopani, Beni etc or take surface transportation via same route to reach Pokhara.)

Day 44:Back to Kathmandu.

Drive 7hrs from Pokhara to Kathmandu by tourist mini bus. You can take 25min flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu instead; overnight BB Plan Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu.

Day 45:The Leisure day and sightseeing

This day we take you for sightseeing in and around Kathmandu (Hanumandhoka Durbar Square, Swoyambhunath, Boudhanath, and Pashupatinath) and Farewell-Celebration dinner with local typical cultural experience in Restaurant.

Day 46:Transfer for Final Departure 

This is the day that we are really missing you. We transfer you to the airport or any port for final departure or alternatively join other activities.

Note

• The above itinerary is a guideline and standard suggested pattern chosen by majority of our customers. Your final itinerary will be customized according to your available time and requirements.

• The final itinerary duration and schedule may be reduced or extended depending on your time, budget, your fitness, class of service or any other preferences. The quote will be provided for you initial requirements and can be adjusted with mutual agreement should you require modifying these requirements.

Mount Baruntse Expedition

Mount BaruntseExpedition

Barutse is situated between on the lap of Mt. Everest and Mt. Makalu; Mount Barun-Tse or Barunche is standing with its altitudes of 7129 meters. This mountain was first ascended first by Colin Todd and Geoff Harrow on 30 May 1954. They have climbed the mountain by the South -East Ridge. Since than many climbers have used this route independently and got succeeded on it.

Because peak has a higher rate of success reaching the summit and easier than comparable peaks of 7000 meters of this height, it is becoming more busy day by day like others mountains. This Baruntse expedition maximizes experience gained over countless Himalayan expeditions with a b record of reaching the top of our world`s highest peaks.

This mountain has four ridges and four summits. It is bounded on the east by the Barun Glacier flowing north-south from Cho, to the north-west by the Imja glacier and the Hunku glacier forms the south-east boundary. The three main ridges of Baruntse are situated between these glaciers and form an upturned 'Y' running from Cho Polu in the north past the Humni La, on to the north summit where it divides. The south -East Ridge of Barun-Tse. it is little bit difficult because of being straightforward hard ways to climb. There are hard sections of 50 Degree's elevation with a prominent ice cliff to be climbed facing the risk of avalanche.

The climbers have succeeded the mountain mostly in the spring season because of being the season the best to the climber safety. But also some climbers have reached on its top in the autumn season as well. When you will get summit, you will have the best view of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu and more Himalayas of that range.

The Expedition starts from Tumlingtar- Arun Valley to Makalu as well as Kathmandu to Kukla flight and 11 days trek to Base camp.

It would be better to have knowledge about the "Weather-Condition" in this mountain. The wind is the most chilling factor, and can be quite variable, with everything from a flat calm, to hurricane force on the summit. There may be deep snow, heavy rains, mosquitoes in wet areas, blowing dust, burning heat, bright sunshine. At low elevation, the temperatures can vary from 27°c to -7°c. At higher elevations, the temperature can vary from 16°c to -23°c.

Mount Baruntse Climbing Itinerary 2016

Day 01 - Arrive Kathmandu.

Arrive to Kathmandu, an exciting and memorable experience with the panoramic view of snow-capped Himalayan range greets your sight. On your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be received by our Airport and Drop to your Hotel, Welcome drink serve. We will then have a small briefing about the entire trip.

Day 02 - Preparation for Expedition.

This day you can prepare your equipments and things for the Expedition. free time you can do your own free activities too.

Day 03:- Kathmandu. Briefing in Ministry of Tourism Obtain permit after Briefing in Ministry of Tourism.

Day 04:- Fly to Lukla and Trek to Chutanga

Early morning fly to Lukla Tenzing Hillary Airpot (the hub of Khumbu) take short time to finalize packing for porterts/yaks.After Tea or Coffee; trek to Chutanga; our 1st camp of the expedition. It will take us around 4 to 5 hours to get our first night in Chutanga

Day 05:- Chutanga - Nau Lekha- Camp From Chutanga; trek to Naulekha and night at the camp.

Day 06:-Nau Lekha - Kothe -Camp

From Nau Lekha; trek to Kothe and night at the camp.

Day 07:- Kothe - Thagnag -Camp

From Kothe; trek to Thagnag and night at the camp.

Day 08:- Thagnag - Khare -Camp

From Thagnag; trek to Khare and night at the camp.

Day 09:- Khare - Mera Base Camp

Trek from Khare to Mera Base Camp

Day 10:- Trek to Seto Pokhari Camp

Trek to Seto Pokhari Camp

Day 11:- Trek to Base Camp

Trek to Baruntse Base Camp

Day 12 to 26 Climbing period of Mt. Baruntse 7129 meters.

Climbing period of Mt. Baruntse 7129 meters.

Day 27:-  Cleanup your Base Camp well, Trek back to Seto Pokhari camp

After cleanup your Base Camp well; Trek back to Seto Pokhari camp

Day 28:- Seto Pokhari to Mera Base Camp

Seto Pokhari to Mera Base Camp

Day 29:- Mera Base Camp to Khare

Mera Base Camp to Khare

Day 30:- Khare to Thagnag

Khare to Thagnag

Day 31:- Thagnag to Kothe

Thagnag to Kothe

Day 32:- Kothe to Chutanga

Kothe to Chutanga

Day 33:- Chutanga to Lukla

From Chutanga; trek to Lukla. Enjoy your Last day and prepare for next day flight back to Kathmandu.

Day 34:-  Fly back to Kathmandu.

Morning flight back to Kathmandu. Enjoying your last glimpse of the mountains you have recently visited for one last time on the 35 minute Scenic flight back to Kathmandu.

Day 35, 36  Reserve days. Free Day in Kathmandu. visit around.

2 Reserve days for Expedition. some time by weather problem or some time by any thing we may need extra days. These 2 days you can visit around Kathmandu and do shopping.

Day 37:- Departure from Kathmandu

After breakfast; morning is free for shopping or individual activities. Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) Kathmandu for Final Departure.

Service Cost Includes:

Arrive in Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel.

Kathmandu Hotel Room on bed and Breakfast (B) basis

Complete camping equipment for trekking & base camp.

Food during trekking and Base Camp for Member & Staff.

Baruntse Expedition Permit and Sagarmatha National Park entry permit fee.

One High Altitude Sherpa every 4 members.

One North Face Tent per member for Base Camp

Government Liaison Officer.

Above mention staffs daily wages, equipment allowance & Insurance.

Flight: Ktm-Lukla -Ktm, for member & Sherpa Staffs.

All ground transportation as per above itinerary

Final departure transfer to airport and assistance for check in flight

Service Cost excludes:

Nepal entry visa fee

Personal equipment & Insurance.

High Altitude Food & Equipment for Member & Sherpa.

Lunch and Dinner during Kathmandu Hotel stay.

Personal nature all bar bill. ie, Alcoholic beverages, soft drinks tips etc.

Emergency rescue evacuation if required.

Extra porter US$ 190 each for 30Kg (up to BC & return)

Mt.Kanjiroba Expedition

Mount Kanjiroba lies in far west part of nepal at Dolpa region,is mysterious for most expeditioners because of uneasy accession and destination. Only few trekkers has known and a few mountaineers have climbed over mount kanjiroba. Since it was captivated by high mountainous range, in 1971 it was discovered, that is seen from the top of Tokarpo Kang(6556m) untill then the name of these mountain were unknown. The people had unclear idea i.e it must be on the nepal-tibet boder and easternmost part of Mugu district. Later from 1930 after the surveyed map of india it was roughly named as Kubi Kangri to these mountain ranges, probably from the data of sven Hedin’s expedition in 1907. Afterthat the people had great interest to access these mountains and the flight starts from Nepalgunja to Juphal then trek up to Jopala Khola and then to Kanjiroba Base camp.The route will be the same to get back to Juphal and to Nepalgunj then fly to Kathmandu or drive from there.

Day 01 : Arrive in Kathmandu transfer hotel

Day 02 : Preparation of the documents Expedition

Day 03 : Briefing expedition in Ministry of tourism by an experts

Day 04 : Flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj, hotel transfer

Day 05 : Flight from Nepalgunj to Juphal {Dolpa}

Day 06 : Trek from Dolpa to Balaychaur

Day 07 : Trek from Balaychaur to Rimi

Day 08 : Trek from Rimi to Churta

Day 09 : Trek from Churta to Salaghari

Day 10 : Trek from Salaghari to  Khola Camp

Day 11 : Trek from Khola Camp to Khark Camp

Day 12 : Trek from Khark to Kanjiroba Base camp

Day 13-32 : Climbing Period of Kanjiroba 6883m.

Day 33 : Trek from Kanjiroba  Base Camp to Khark Camp

Day 34 : Trek from Khark to Khola Camp

Day 35 : Trek from Khola Camp to Ringmo Camp

Day 36 : Trek from Ringmo Camo to Sekpa Camp

Day 37: Trek from Sekpa to  Juphal/Dolpa

Day 38: Flight from  Nepalgunj to Kathmandu

Day 39 : Resting and Leisure Day at Kathmandu

Day 40: Final Departure to Your Next Destination

Mt. Annapurna IV Expedition

Along the Masyangdi River, the route follows and leaves from Pisang (Chame) to follow the route to its base camp. There is regular bus drive to Besisahar, Syange and Chame from Kathmandu, within 6 days we reach to the base camp of Annapurna 4. After Hungre Airport of Manang, the way splits out to follow Sabji Khola and from the half way of Sabji Khola the step up begins to the base camp 4800m, from this BC till camp I is climbing, above camp I the route from camp II becomes steeper requiring fixed rope by member or climbing Sherpa on some of the more difficult parts including a difficult part that has to be crossed. Camp III is beside at the function of the north ridge of summit, talking elevation of 6600m.

While continuing upward from camp II till reaching the east-west crest of the Annapurna Mountain, at this point the expedition team will decide whether to place one more camp along the summit ridge or to make summit from camp III. The climb along the summit ridge affords beautiful view of the Annapurna range. It is a magnificent place to be this point. The climbing on this part will be very demanding as we will be climbing some steep sections on the summit ridge proper as well as traversing some steep slopes before the summit 7252m. Some rocks find there as shaped of pyramid. On the summit team will be descend to camp III, camp I will be stop where will spend the night or continue go down base camp.

Day 01 :Arrive in Kathmandu and sifted to hotel

Day 02 :Preparation of the documents Expedition

Day 03 :Briefing expedition in Nepal at Ministry of tourism by an experts

Day 04 :Drive to Besi Sahar, bulbule & Chamche

Day 05 :Trek to Chamche  to Bagarchap

Day 06 :Trek to Bagarchap to Chame

Day 07 :Trek Chame to Pisang

Day 08 :Trek Pisang to Sabji Khola

Day 09 :Sabji Khola to Annapurna 4 th Base camp till 4800meter

Day 10-30 :Climbing Period for Annapurna 4th upto 7,525meter

Day 31 :Trek from Base Camp to Pisang

Day 32 :Trek from Pisang to Chame

Day 33 :Trek from Chame to Chamche

Day 34 :Drive from Chame to Kathmandu

Day 35 :Resting day at Kathmandu

Day 36 :Final Departure To Your next Destination

Mt.Tilicho Expedition

Tilicho peak is consider as little bit hard mountain to climb then the other mounains having the altitude around 7000m. There are two ways to reach it’s base camp: 1. kaligandki valley route 2. Marsyandi valley route. Kaligandki valley route is vary hard as there is a Messokanto pass which is situated at 5300m and really hard to cross. From the top of the messokanto pass the tranquil view of Tilicho Lake can be seen. Near the Tilicho Lake at an elevation of 4800m base camp is located and it takes few days of acclimatization in this camp. 

At 5800m camp 1 is located which is little bit harder to reach. The panoramic view of Tilicho Lake can also seen from these camp. At approximately 6200m camp 2 is located and the way is much more difficult to reach Fixed rope should be used on the way to camp 2. The direction goes to the Tilicho peak from the camp 2 and little bit harder with the elevation of 60 defree and there are also chances of avalanche, so the team should be extra careful.

Day 01 :Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to hotel

Day 02 :Document apply for Mt. Tilicho Peak Expedition

Day 03 :Preparation for expedition in Kathmandu

Day 04 :Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar

Day 05 :Trek Besisahar to Nagdi

Day 06 :Trek Nagdi to Jagat

Day 07 :Trek Jagat to Tal

Day 08 :Trek Tal to Chame

Day 09 :Trek Chame to Pisang

Day 10 :Trek Pisang to Manang

Day 11 :Trek Manang to Khangsar

Day 12 :Trek Khangsar to Besi Khola

Day 13 :Trek Besi Khola to Tilicho Base Camp

Day 14-29 :Climbing period for Mt. Tlicho Peak (7134m)

Day 30 :Trek Tilicho Base Camp to Khangsar

Day 31 :Trek Khangsar to Thorang Phedi

Day 32 :Trek Thorang Phedi to Muktinath

Day 33 :Trek Muktinath to Jomsom

Day 34 :Flight from Jomsom to Pokhara

Day 35 :Flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu

Day 36 :Rest day at Kathmandu

Day 37 :Departure to your destination