Everest Base Camp Trek with Island Peak Climbing

Nepal is a land of the enthralling Himalayas and kind people. Awe-inspiring aerial views of snowy peaks, lush green terrain, rivers, and more greet passengers as they arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport.

One of our staff will meet you outside the terminal building after you arrive at the airport. After that, you’ll be taken in a private vehicle to a pre-arranged hotel. A brief meeting about the trip and its agenda will be held. Register at the hotel and freshen up.
Overnight in Kathmandu.

Before heading out on a climbing trip, we’ve got the perfect day planned for you! Make sure everything is in one place so it doesn’t get lost or damaged during travel or storage. This includes all of your equipment (ropes, harnesses, etc.) as well as any other items like clothing or water bottles that may need special attention before or after the climb.
Overnight in Kathmandu.

The journey to Everest region begins today. For your early-morning flight to Lukla, our personnel will transport you to the airport.

Lukla’s flight is brief yet breathtaking. The flight takes off with a beautiful view of the Kathmandu valley. You’ll pass over some beautiful mountain ranges as the flight heads near Lukla. Not long later, you reach Lukla.

You trek to Phakding after some time in Lukla. The straightforward hike starts with a rugged descent. It delivers you to Cheplung and the banks of the Dudh Koshi river. You reach Phakding after continuing your ascent.
Overnight in Phakding.

There are numerous suspension bridges along the path to Namche Bazaar, which crosses rivers and valleys. It’s both entertaining and challenging. You leave Phakding after breakfast. The breathtaking view of Mount Thamserku draws your attention after a short climb through Benkar.

After crossing several suspension bridges, you will arrive at the Sagarmatha National Park checkpoint. Our guides will help you obtain permits so that you can continue your journey. After the trail descends, the Dudh Koshi River, which leads to Jorsale, is reached. The slope has now risen. Only the views of Mt. Everest and Nuptse are worth the journey. Finally, you arrive at Namche Bazaar.
Overnight in Namche Bazaar.

Namche Bazaar is a small highland town populated by Sherpas. At 3,440 meters above sea level, it is located in the Khumbu area. As the primary trading hub, it is the final stop with hotels, restaurants, ATMs, salons, and other amenities.

This day is for you to adjust your body to the high elevation and the surrounding temperature. This does not, however, imply that you should sit around and do nothing. To cope with the new surroundings, you must remain active. There are numerous options on how to spend the day. You can take a stroll or go on a short hike.

On foot, you reach the Everest View Point. This amazing ascent takes you to a vantage point where you can see the breathtaking Everest for the first time on the trip. Take in the beautiful Himalayan views and spend some time exploring the area before returning to Namche Bazaar.
Overnight in Namche Bazaar.

After a night in Namche Bazaar, you begin your trip. Due to the uneven landscapes and roads, the trail to Tengboche becomes more difficult.

The hike begins with a walk along the valley’s edge. The journey to Phungi Thenga is straightforward. However, as the journey progresses, it becomes more difficult. You can see Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam from a continuous climb in the Khumbu region. And then you’ll arrive in Tengboche.
Overnight in Tengboche.

It’s a beautiful journey from Tengboche to Dingboche. On your route there, you’ll go past glaciers and mountains covered in snow.

After leaving the village, you descend to Deboche village through a forest. After some distance, you’ll come across a wall made of carved stone. You cross a suspension bridge, ascend a short hill, and then enter the valley from the opposite side. Ama Dablam is now clearly seen up close. You reach Pangboche village after an extended journey that takes you past Shomare town and uphill. Soon you’ll be at Dingboche.
Overnight in Dingboche.

The trek’s second day of acclimatization is today. A few distance above Dingboche is Nangkartsang Peak. Therefore, the climb to the summit will aid in your preparation for acclimatization.

The valley is divided in half by Nangkartsang. On one side is the Imja valley, which leads to Chukkung, and on the other is the valley that leads to Lobuche. The ascent has a steep incline. The vistas of Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam, and other peaks as you make your way up the mountain are breathtaking. It won’t take long for you to reach Nangkartsang Peak. Enjoy the breathtaking mountain views from the summit. The same track will take you back to Dingboche shortly.
Overnight in Dingboche.

The route to Lobuche is a little challenging. Leaving Dingboche, the journey continues with a climb to a moraine. The route leads to the valley-dwelling village of Pheriche. After an arduous ascent, you will reach the Khumbu glacier and Everest Memorial after passing via Thukla. In honor of climbers who lost their lives trying to reach Everest’s summit, the Everest Memorial was built. As you carry on walking, you will reach Lobuche.
Overnight in Lobuche.

Trekking is now divided into two sections. The first is the hike to Everest Base Camp, and the second is the Gorak Shep, where we will camp. A modest rise with a less steep route characterizes the trail.

Leave Lobuche and make your way to the Khumbu glacier. Then make your way to Everest Base Camp. The stunning vista of Khumbu Icefall may be seen on the way to EBC. You will arrive at EBC after a continuous walk. Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Khumbutse, Pumori, and other summits provide amazing views. During the spring, you may come across expedition teams attempting to reach the peak. Finally, make your way to Gorak Shep for the night.
Overnight in Gorakshep.

The trek begins early on this particular day so that travelers can witness the enthralling sunrise from Kala Patthar. It is simple to follow the course. As you go on, the view of Mount Everest becomes more distinct. You arrive to Kala Patthar after negotiating a difficult trek.

The world’s tallest mountain is a tremendous source of pride and success to stand beneath. Enjoy the unspoiled beauty of the Himalayas. Soon after having a great time, return along the same route. Breakfast involves a trek to Gorak Shep. After then, keep going until you reach Dingboche.
Overnight in Dingboche.

The trek from Dingboche to Chhukung is a relatively straightforward one. You may walk down the valley by the river after breakfast. The path is rocky, stony, and uneven.

Moving farther, you’ll be greeted with a stunning panorama of Lhotse and Nuptse. On the way, you’ll pass the Lhotse South Face Memorial. This was built in honor of those who died while attempting to reach the peak.

You finally arrive in Chhukung. Among the communities on your walk, it is one of the smallest. There are only a few teahouses in this area.
Overnight in Chhukung.

The hike to Island Peak Base Camp is a steep ascent. The ride to base camp will be fantastic, with breathtaking vistas of the Himalayas and glaciers.

After breakfast, you’ll set out for a steep climb outside of Chhukung. The trail takes you past the glaciers of Lhotse and Imja. On the trip, the panoramic vistas of peaks are breathtaking. After a quick hike, you’ll arrive at Island Peak Base Camp. This is where you attempt to reach the summit. A single-person tent will be pitched and waiting for you when you arrive at base camp.
Overnight in Island Peak Base Camp.

You’ll get to practice for a pre-climb attempt today. To begin, you’ll get the opportunity to practice rappelling and belaying skills with pros. There will also be demonstrations of how to use ice axes, ascenders, harnesses, karabiners, and other climbing equipment.

You must have a good night’s sleep today because you must be ready for the summit attempt at midnight.
Overnight in Island Peak Base Camp.

The climb to the peak of the Peak should begin as soon as possible. Because clouds and strong winds will be an issue in the afternoon, the team will begin the ascent after midnight. Because the climb to the summit takes a full day, you should bring a packed lunch.

High Camp will be reached if you go on. After ascending to Crampon Point, the terrain becomes snowy and slick. As a result, you’ll need to put on your crampons. For the safety of ascending 5,700 meters farther, the team is hooked together by a man-rope.

After a long journey along a narrow ridge, the Imja Glacier’s base is reached. Various peaks from the glacier, such as Makalu, Baruntse, Mera, and others, dazzle your eyes with their breathtaking beauty. A massive vista of Lhotse appears as you approach the peak of Island Peak.

Climbing a vertical wall is the most difficult component of the climb at this point. The peak is reached by climbing up a wall using anchors and following a fixed line. You’ll need to use ladders to traverse one or two crevasses during the process. Finally, you’ve reached the pinnacle. Take advantage of your time at the summit. Take a look at the beautiful scenery.

Later, return to the Base Camp. The trail back to the camp is a long downhill, so keep your eyes peeled. Soon enough, you’ll follow the route back to Chhukung.
Overnight in Chhukung.

On this day, you head out of Chhukung. You pass through a number of settlements en route, including Somare, Pangboche, Tengboche, and Phungki Thanka. Here after, you advance toward Namche after hiking past Kyangjuma.
Overnight in Namche Bazaar.

After checking out of the lodge and eating a substantial breakfast, you’ll make your journey down to Lukla.

Returning to the rocky and steep paths, you pass under suspension bridges and walk alongside the Dudh Koshi River. As a result, you’ll have to climb a difficult hill to get to Lukla.

For the final time, you can celebrate your achievement with Sherpa guides and porters in Lukla. Grab a drink and prepare to embark on a fantastic voyage.
Overnight in Lukla.

Early the next morning, you’ll travel back to Kathmandu. Take the flight back to civilization and bid farewell to the peaceful and beautiful mountains. In Kathmandu, the rest of the afternoon will be free. Walking through the streets of Kathmandu, shopping for mementos, having a massage, or chilling at the hotel are all enjoyable activities.
Overnight in Kathmandu.

Today is the last day of your Nepal journey. Approximately 3 hours before your scheduled flight, one of our representative will transport you to the airport. You’ll have plenty of time on the way home to plan your future excursion in Nepal’s beautiful country.