Everest
60 Days
Challenging
2-16 Persons
8848m.
Spring and Autumn
Expedition/Climbing/Trekking
Hotel, Tea House & Tent
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Private Vehicle and Flight
Kathmandu
Kathmandu
Mount Everest, at 8,848 meters (29,028 feet), is the highest peak on Earth and the ultimate mountaineering goal. Known as Sagarmatha in Nepali and Chomolungma in Tibetan, Everest has drawn adventurers for decades. Since the first successful ascent by Sir Edmund Hillary of New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa of Nepal on May 29, 1953, the mountain has been climbed by thousands of alpinists but still remains a test of endurance, courage, and determination.
The Everest South Col Route (Nepal side) is the classic and most popular path to the summit. The Everest expedition begins in Kathmandu, continues with a scenic mountain flight to Lukla, and follows the iconic Everest Base Camp trek through Sherpa villages, monasteries, and valleys. From Base Camp (5360m), climbers spend weeks acclimatizing and climbing through four high camps before launching the final summit attempt from Camp IV (8,400m).
Climbers will face the Khumbu Icefall, the Lhotse Face, and the South Col before stepping onto the top of the world. Our expedition provides experienced Everest summiteer Sherpas, full logistic support, oxygen systems, and Base Camp facilities to give climbers the best chance of success while maintaining safety standards.
Meet at Tribhuvan International Airport, transfer to hotel. Expedition briefing and welcome dinner. Overnight at a hotel.
Permit processing, equipment check, final shopping, and briefing at the Ministry of Tourism. Overnight at a hotel.
Scenic mountain flight to Lukla, then an easy trek along the Dudh Koshi River to Phakding. Overnight at a lodge / teahouse.
Enter Sagarmatha National Park, cross suspension bridges, and ascend to the bustling Sherpa town. Overnight at a lodge / teahouse.
Short hike to Everest View Hotel (3,880m) for panoramic views. Explore local markets and Sherpa museum. Overnight at a lodge / teahouse.
Walk through rhododendron forests, reach Tengboche Monastery with spectacular Everest views. Overnight at a lodge / teahouse.
Pass Pangboche village and continue through alpine meadows to Dingboche. Overnight at a lodge / teahouse.
Optional hike to Nangkartshang Peak (5,083m) or Chhukung Valley. Rest and prepare. Overnight at a lodge / teahouse.
Gradual climb through Thukla Pass with memorials for fallen climbers. Overnight in Lobuche. Overnight at a lodge / teahouse.
Trek via Gorak Shep and reach the legendary Everest Base Camp. Settle into expedition tents. Overnight at a tent.
Climbing & Rotation Phase
Overnight at a tent.
Descend through Lobuche and Thukla Pass to Pheriche. Overnight at a lodge / teahouse.
Return through Pangboche and Tengboche to Namche. Overnight at a lodge / teahouse.
Final trekking day with celebratory evening in Lukla. Overnight at a lodge / teahouse.
Short scenic flight, transfer to hotel. Free day for rest and shopping. Dinner. Overnight at a hotel.
Transfer to airport for international departure.
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The expedition takes about 50 to 60 days, including trekking, acclimatization, climbing rotations, and summit attempts.
Spring (April–May) is the most popular and favorable season for summiting Everest.
Yes, climbers must have prior high-altitude climbing experience (above 6000–7000m) before attempting Everest.
Each climber is provided with 6 bottles (20L each), plus oxygen support for Sherpa guides.
We maintain a 1:1 ratio – each climber has a dedicated Everest summiteer Sherpa guide.
Avalanches, altitude sickness, frostbite, and weather extremes are the main risks. Proper acclimatization, expert Sherpa support, and modern safety gear reduce these risks.
Satellite phones and internet facilities are available at Base Camp (extra charges may apply).
