Mt. Everest Expedition (North)
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summer:
June - Augustduration:
50 daysgrade:
Extreme (grade V)max altitude:
8,848m/29,030.288ftFixed Departure
Season: summer
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About Expedition
Mount Everest lies on the border between Nepal and Tibet Autonomous Region of the People’s Republic of China. It is the highest mountain in the world. In Tibet, it is called Chomolungma and in Nepal, it is called Sagarmatha. Mount Everest in Tibet is termed as North-side whereas in Nepal it is known by South-side. From both sides (Nepal and Tibet, China) any foreign expedition team can launch ascent to the summit after fulfilling certain formalities of the concerned authorities. The ascent to the summit of Everest via Tibet and the North-side is one of the most difficult and rewarding mountaineering experiences in the world. We drive right to Everest North Base Camp, which is much windier and a bit higher than the South Side. Everest Base Camp North-side is a kilometer-wide U-shaped valley located at 5,150 meters (16,900 ft) whereas Everest Base Camp South-side is the flat field below Kala Patthar at the elevation of 5,364 meters (17,598 ft) and Mt. Pumori. The wind blows in North-side very intensely almost every day with 30 to 50-mile-per-hour winds. One can enjoy a cultural experience before and after the climb in Nepal whereas there is nothing to experience in Tibet side. Organizing Mt. Everest expedition via South Side from Nepal is one has to walk into Base Camp up the Khumbu Valley but on Tibet side vehicles are accessed to the base camp in the summer months and climbers normally rest at base camp for several days for acclimatization to reduce the risks and severity of altitude sickness. Of late, North Side Route has become equally as popular as the South Side Route of Nepal. Only the periods between from early March to late May, and from early September to late October are appropriate for climbing.
Itinerary
Weeks (5)
1
Week 01
Day 01 Arrival in Kathmandu & transfer to Hotel (1,300m/4,265ft)
Day 02-3 Preparation for the trip
Day 04 Drive from Kathmandu to Timure
Day 05 Drive to Kerung
Day 06 Drive to Thingri
Day 07 Acclimatization day in Thingri
2
Week 02
Day 08 Drive to Chinese camp
Day 09-11 Acclimatization
Day 012 Trek to Middle camp
Day 013 Arrive at Advance base camp
3
Week 2-7
Day 014-44 Climbing Period
4
Week 07
Day 045 Trek down to Intermediate camp
Day 046 Drive to Thingri
Day 047 Drive to Kerung
Day 048 Drive to Kathmandu
Day 049 Free day in Kathmandu
5
Week 08
Day 050 Final Departure
includes
- International & Domestic Airport pick up and drop off
- 4 nights Hotel in Kathmandu with bed & breakfast in sharing basis
- A welcome dinner with Office Staff in a typical Nepali restaurant in Kathmandu
- Land Transportation & Cargo from Kathmandu – Chinese Camp and return back to Kathmandu
- Climbing Permit of Mt. Everest Expedition, Tibet Entry Visa fee & Road permit
- High way & Conservation charge
- All necessary transportation from Kathmandu to Base Camp and return to Kathmandu for all member, staffs & expedition equipment, foods, etc.
- Yaks from Base Camp to Advance Base Camp (ABC) to Base Camp
- Meals (Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner) with Tea/Coffee and Soup items including high foods during the trekking and expedition
- Maximum 60 kg per member as a personal baggage
- 1 Professional Everest Summiteer Climbing Sherpa Guide
- Well trained and experienced cook and kitchen helpers for Base Camp & ABC
- Daily wages, equipment allowances, logistic for Climbing guide, BC Staffs & ABC Staffs
- Accident & Medical Insurance for involved Nepalese Staffs for the expedition
- Kailas or any other branded tent and each expedition member will have an individual tent available at the base camp & ABC
- Dining tent, kitchen tent, toilet tent, hot shower tent, communication tent, mattress, pillow, table, chair and other necessary equipment for Base Camp & ABC
- Generator or Solar panel will be provided at Base camp for charging batters and other electronic devices
- We will provide heater at the base camp for a member and staff
- Kailas or any other branded tent from Base Camp to C1, C2 & C3
- Oxygen(4ltr.) 6 bottles for Member and 4 bottles for each climbing Sherpa
- Top Out or Summit Mask & Regulator for each Member and climbing Sherpa
- In case of emergencies, sufficient oxygen and mask regulator available at our base camp (Note: US $550.00 per bottle if used)
- General climbing equipment like EPI gas and gas burner, dynamic climbing rope, ice screws, snow shovel, snow bars, carabineers etc.
- Satellite phone available for emergency communication (chargeable as per use)
- Walkie-talkie per Member and climbing staff as required
- Availability of the daily weather forecast during the entire expedition
- Medical Kit provides by Climbing Sherpa in case of emergency
- Garbage management and disposal fee
- Farewell dinner with expedition staff in a Nepali typical restaurant with cultural show in Kathmandu
You won’t be charged yet
summer:
June - Augustduration:
50 daysgrade:
Extreme (grade V)max altitude:
8,848m/29,030.288ft
Facts of the Trip
First Ascent
May 25, 1960Wang Fuzhou, Gonpo, and QuYinhua
Highest access
8,848.86m (29,032 ft)
Duration
50 Days
Co-ordinates
27°59'17'' N / 86°55'31'' E
Location
Nepal/Tibet border
Country
Tibet, China
Best season
Spring season (April/May)
Major Activity
Climbing
Culture
Tibetan and Sherpa
Climbing route
Northeast Ridge
Himalayan sights
Lhotse, Makalu, AmaDablam, Cho-Oyu
FAQ
Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Very dynamic and appreciated district by the people of Bordeaux thanks to rue St James and place Fernand Lafargue. Home to many historical monuments such as the Grosse Cloche, the Porte de Bourgogne and the Porte Cailhau, and cultural sites such as the Aquitaine Museum.
Hosted by Nivesh Karki
Joined may 2021
Nivesh Karki is a Superhost
A graduate in Business Management from Tribhuvan University, Nepal, Nivesh Karki brings 15 years of managerial experience in the tourism industry to his role at Pioneer Adventure. Formerly serving as the General Manager of Pioneer Adventure, his dedication, diligence, and exceptional managerial skills in handling clients and expedition projects have significantly elevated the organization.