Mt. Everest 8848m is the highest peak in the world. Sir Edmond Hillary and Late Tenzing Norge Sherpa first climbed this peak in May 29, 1953. Since then it is getting more and more popularity among the international climbers. These days it is being more easier for climbing and permit procedures. Nepalese government is trying to facilitate the international climbing teams as much as possible. Every year there is new world record by the climbers and eventually increasing domestic climbing team for some of the project mission. It stands in the Khumbu glacier between some of high peaks around and easily recognized by its back rock top from the far way. In the climbing season many international climbing teams assemble here before and after the expedition with their Internet, Satellite phone, Medical doctor and rest of the modern requirement. Expedition route goes through crevasses cross, sercs and ice black having Chunks of ice as large as house where the fixed ropes are used and aluminum ladders to climb ahead.
We are committed to provide you with the best quality of service and experience staffs to help you reach your goal to ascend the summit those clients with having considerable climbing experience at higher altitudes in Himalaya. However climber will be aware of the inherent risks - bad weather, injury and death too understanding that the possibility of actually summit is not 100% sure. A responsible manager will be at base camp to assist the team, climbers and the Sherpas. All climbers will be assisted by our qualified Sherpas most of whom have summit Everest numerous times. The most important fact is acclimatization, as well as to following the advice of the climbing Sherpa and the team leader, sharing the idea and team sprit.
About camps
Camp 1: 20000ft. (6,400m)
At the flat area of snow endless snow deep crevasses and mountain walls which is warm and hitting ambience.
Camp 2. 21000ft. (6,700m)
At the foot of the icy mount Lhotse wall where the wind some times seems very violent enough to destroy the tents.
Camp 3. 22300ft. (7,100m)
Also adjoining to mount Lhotse wall. Needs fixed rope and Oxygen for further climb ascending the steep allow bands. After crossing short snowfield the route moves ahead up the Geneva Spur to the east before finishing the flats of the south col.
Camp 4. 26000ft. (8,300m
A last camp of the expedition from where the dreamed summit is about 500m ahead. From here the climbing part is somehow dangerous with ferocious and violent winds. The normal and best way to reach to summit is via the narrow South - East Ridge.
Trip length: 60 Days
Grade: Extremely strenuous climbing
Accommodation: Hotel and camping
Transportation: Flights
Altitude maximum: 8848m
Best Time: Spring April - May / Autumn Oct – Nov
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to hotel.
Day 02: Official procedures and Expedition prepare/shopping
Day 03: Briefing about the Expedition at Ministry of Tourism
Day 04: Kathmandu-Lukla-Phakding
Day 05: Namche
Day 06: Rest
Day 07: Tengboche
Day 08: Dingboche
Day 09: Rest
Day 10: Lobuche
Day 11: Visit Kalapattar and back to Lobuche
Day 12: Everest Base Camp
Day 13-55: Climbing period Mt. Everest
Day 56: Cleaning up Base Camp
Day 57: Pheriche
Day 58: Khumjung
Day 59: Phakding
Day 60: Lukla
Day 61: Kthmandu
Day 62: Official work and get back the Garbage deposit.
Day 63: Departure
1 Person: USD 25,000.00
2 Person: USD 40,000.00
3 Person: USD 48,000.00
4 Person: USD 56,000.00
5 Person: USD 60,000.00
6 Person: USD 66,000.00
7 Person: USD 70,000.00
Additional member (upto 12 person), Per person USD 10,000.
Expedition cost full board base up to Base Camp
01 Person USD 17000.00 + 25000.00 Royalty= 42000.00
02 Person, Per Person USD 9200.00 + Royalty 20000 = 29200.00
03 Person, Per Person USD 8800.00 + Royalty 16000 = 24800.00
04 Person, Per Person USD 8300.00 + Royalty 14000 = 22300.00
05 Person, Per Person USD 7800.00 + Royalty 12000 = 19800.00
06 Person, Per Person USD 7300.00 + Royalty 11000 = 18300.00
07 Person, Per Person USD 7800.00 + Royalty 10000 = 17800.00
08 -12 person, Per Person USD 7300.00 + Royalty 10000 = 17300.00
Climbing Sherpa fee USD 2400.00 (if required) Per Sherpa
Cost includes:
Arrival and departure transfers
Royalty permit fee of Mt. Everest Expedition
Food for Trekking and Expedition period
Base Camp Guide, Cook and helpers
Porters and other supporting teams to and from Base camp
Kathmandu – Lukla - Kthmandu air fares
Equipment allowance, daily allowance for Liaison officer, expedition crew
Insurance for Nepalese expedition crew.
Base camp supplies like meals, mattress, dining tent, toilet tent, mess tent, store tent, table and chairs
5 Nights accommodation in Kathmandu with daily breakfast
Cost does not includes:
Personal equipment for climbing & trekking
Medical kit bag and medical Insurance of expedition
Climbing gears, Climbing food, Gas & stove above Base camp
Lunch & dinner in Kathmandu
Emergency Rescue evacuation by helicopter incase needed
Walki Takie permit & Satellite phone permit
Oxygen & Mask -regulator
Bar Bills & beverage
Garbage deposit refundable USD 4000.00 (Sharing between total participant) but it will be not refunded if the climber don’t bring back their garbage to Namche Bazaar and Kathmandu.
Expedition preparation
We get the necessary logistic and other supports before the clients arrive in kathmandu. On second day, the group will have to attend the briefing about the expedition at the ministry of tourism and after all the things complete. We'll fly to Lukla and begin our dreamed expedition steps up the Khumbu valley to Everest base camp. We'll ascend via the Namche Bazaar then Gokyi-Chola pass or climb one of the trekking peaks for well acclimatization before heading Mt. Everest base Camp. We will establish our base camp at 5500m and climb further setting 3 camps before summit.
According to the client’s fitness, weather condition we'll be climbing up and down the mountain several times, acclimatizing and stocking the higher camps. Our team work and professional support will make successful scale the summit of Mt. Everest.
Introduction and briefing
On our all expedition, we give a short brief about the trip in Kathmandu on the same day of your arrival and introduce your trip guide and team members. At the mean time, we provide an opportunity for individuals to ask questions if any about the trip.
Expedition Itinerary
The given itinerary is not a fixed program but is intended to give an indication of the likely events during the expedition. It is always advised to have a flexible plan in order to take the best advantage of situations. As the nature of mountaineering on 8,000m and above peaks, it will be necessary to changes to the itinerary maximising the benefit for the team members to ensuring your success on the mountains.
Climbing requirements
Any member in the team should have enough previous high-altitude and general mountaineering experience to climb 8,000m mountain so that it will ensure that the team members are physically, mentally and technically suitably prepared with reasonably self-sufficient for moving between camps unsupervised. Team member’s interest, co-operation, communication or sharing the idea and decision making as per the situation effects the team and summit attempt. And ability/skill of using gears and working on crevasse rescue techniques. So if you meet above requirements you can join this fully supported expedition.
Local supporting staffs
Every fully supported expedition, we provide an experience Sherpa climbing guides and other high altitude assistants for load-carrying, base camp establishment and stocking of camps. These Sherpas have many ascents of 8,000m peaks in the Nepalese Himalaya accompanying the team for summit attempt.
Oxygen supply
We advice to take at least 6 bottles of oxygen for above camp two to increase the speed further climb. Oxygen should be latest with most advanced oxygen mask to ensure efficient delivery, such that little oxygen is wasted, and you benefit as best as possible from carrying the additional weight of the cylinder. The oxygen can be purchased in kathmandu as well as there are advanced supplying stores.
Medical supply
There should be a supply of oxygen at base camp for medical emergencies for the climbers and crews. We supply a comprehensive first aid kit during the expedition and a portable hyperbaric chamber which will be kept during the climb at the base camp or advance base camps.
Communications
We provide satellite, hand-held telephones during the expedition, for use anywhere in Nepal - including the mountain, whether base camp or summit! We suggest to you’re your own satellite that has a broadband data connection and laptop for Internet access.
So there is possibility of communication during the expedition between all climbers.
Equipments
Good quality and enough climbing equipments are most important for a successful summit attempt. We provide all group equipments like ropes, fixing gear, tents, stoves and fuel. Climbers need to provide your own personal equipment like Ice axe, Crampons,
Harness, Figure 8 Descender, Helmet, Prussik loops, Ascender, 3 x tape slings, 4 x screwgate karabiners, Five season sleeping bag, Down suit or duvet/salopette combination and Double HA Mountaineering Boots (La Sportiva Olympus Mons, Millet Everest or Scarpa Phantom 8000 etc).
Insurance
We suggest and t is a condition of travelling with us that you must be fully insured, including emergency evacuation air rescue services and all medical expenses. You decide and choose what amount and types of is insurance is suitable for your trip nature as some does buy cancellation and only for certain period of time. It is sometimes possible to get insurance for 8000m and above peaks through the National alpine club; the BMC in the UK and American Alpine Club offer particularly good packages.