Expedition in Nepal

Nepal is the main and favorite country for mountaineering in the world. Nepal has 8 highest mountains out of 14 highest mountains in the world. The highest mountain Mt. Everest 8848m and another challenging higher peaks lie in Nepal offering more than 400 expeditions trudging up the Himalaya each year. Mountaineering history in Nepal began only from 1949 when the team consisting of Bill Tilman, Peter Lloyd, and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa scaled Mt. Paldor 5,928m. Tenzing Norgay went on to become one of the two men, the other being New Zealander Edmund Hillary, to blaze the first ever successful trail to the top of Mt. Everest in 1953.

Since then as much as possible the facilities and amendments being made in favor of the climbers in the Nepalese Himalaya. The Nepal government is making easier and supporting rules and regulations and opening new peaks which have better physibility for the mountaineering as per the time and climbers requirements. So the number of climbers has been increasing each year. Now it is not only climbing but there is always some competition to make new records. Perhaps more than fifty percent expeditions are done in the Everest area as some of the highest peaks including Mt. Everest lie in this region.

Holiday Mountain Treks & Expedition has been organizing successfully many expeditions to most of the world’s highest peaks including Everest, Cho Oyu, Shishapangma, Ama Dablam etc. We also assist some independent climbers all the way to the summit. Our staffs are organized and professional so we are we are a success. We will provide you with the entire necessary infrastructure for your summit attempt. We rather prefer to offer our service to experienced and competent mountaineers but not a newer. Previous high altitude and technical climbing experience are required. Our Nepalese mountain guides and climbing sherpas are some of the most experienced in the world and will assist you as much as possible in your summit attempt. The favorable season for climbing in Nepal are Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. The best season among them is the Autumn season and second best season is spring season when the harsh weather of winter leaves the mountain after dumping fresh snow and before the monsoon starts.

Seasons, procedures and Permits:

The mountaineering season in Nepal is divided into four seasons, Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. The most popular among them is the spring season when the harsh weather of winter leaves the mountain after dumping fresh snow and before the monsoon starts. The second best season would be the Autumn season.