No of people | Price per person |
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1 - 1 | $4,200 |
2 - 4 | $4,000 |
5 - 8 | $3,900 |
9 - 12 | $3,800 |
Welcome to Kathmandu, the vibrant capital of Nepal! Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you’ll be met by our representative who will transfer you to your hotel. After checking in and freshening up, you can spend the afternoon exploring the city or relaxing after your journey. Take the opportunity to acclimate to the city’s altitude and prepare for your adventure ahead. Enjoy a traditional Nepali dinner at your hotel or a nearby restaurant. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Today is dedicated to sightseeing and preparing for your trek. Start your day with a guided tour of Kathmandu’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple) and the Boudhanath Stupa. These historic sites offer a glimpse into Nepalese culture and religion. In the afternoon, you’ll have time to finalize your trekking gear, meet your climbing team, and attend a pre-trek briefing. Overnight stay at the hotel.
This morning, take an exhilarating flight to Lukla, where the adventure truly begins. The flight offers stunning views of the Himalayas, including Everest. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by your trekking team and begin the trek to Phakding. The trail follows the Dudh Koshi River and passes through charming Sherpa villages. After a relatively easy trek of about 3-4 hours, you’ll arrive in Phakding, where you’ll stay in a comfortable lodge. Enjoy the peaceful ambiance of this village nestled in the foothills. Overnight at the lodge.
Today’s trek will take you to Namche Bazaar, the bustling hub of the Everest region. The trail ascends gradually through lush forests and crosses several suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi River. As you climb, you'll be rewarded with stunning views of the surrounding peaks. Upon reaching Namche, you’ll have time to explore the town, visit local shops, and experience the local culture. Overnight in a lodge in Namche Bazaar.
Acclimatization is essential for your body to adjust to the higher altitudes. Spend today exploring Namche Bazaar and taking a short acclimatization hike to the Everest View Hotel or the nearby villages. This hike will help you get used to the altitude while offering spectacular views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. You may also visit the Sherpa Museum and the local monastery. Return to your lodge in Namche Bazaar for a well-deserved rest. Overnight at the lodge.
Leaving Namche Bazaar behind, you’ll trek towards Dole. The trail ascends through the beautiful alpine forest and offers spectacular views of the surrounding peaks. As you gain altitude, you’ll notice the landscape becoming more rugged and open. After a day of trekking, you’ll arrive at Dole, a small settlement with a few lodges where you can rest and acclimatize further. Overnight in a lodge in Dole.
Today’s trek will take you to Machhermo, a small village situated at a higher altitude. The trail continues to offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains and passes through high-altitude vegetation zones. As you climb higher, the air becomes thinner, so it’s important to pace yourself. Upon arrival in Machhermo, you can enjoy the serene environment and prepare for the next phase of your trek. Overnight in a lodge in Machhermo.
Another acclimatization day is scheduled to help your body adjust to the altitude. Use this day to explore the surroundings of Machhermo and perhaps take a short hike to higher elevations. The extra time will aid your acclimatization and make your subsequent trek to Gokyo more comfortable. You may also take this opportunity to rest and review your climbing gear and strategy. Overnight in a lodge in Machhermo.
Today, you’ll trek to Gokyo, a stunning high-altitude village known for its beautiful lakes and breathtaking mountain views. The trail ascends gradually, offering magnificent views of the Himalayas, including Mount Cho Oyu and Makalu. Gokyo is situated beside a pristine lake, and the serene environment is perfect for relaxation. Once at Gokyo, you can explore the area and prepare for the climb to Gokyo Ri. Overnight in a lodge in Gokyo.
Early in the morning, hike to the summit of Gokyo Ri for a panoramic view of the Everest region. The climb is demanding but rewarding, with spectacular views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, and the surrounding peaks. After descending back to Gokyo, you’ll continue your trek to Dragnag. The trail will take you through rugged terrain as you descend slightly to Dragnag, where you’ll set up camp for the night. Overnight in a tent in Dragnag.
Today’s trek will lead you to the Nirekha Base Camp. The trail is challenging and involves navigating rugged terrain and crossing high-altitude passes. As you approach Base Camp, the views of Nirekha Peak and the surrounding peaks become more impressive. Once at Base Camp, you’ll set up your tents and prepare for acclimatization and climbing activities. Overnight in a tent at Nirekha Base Camp.
At Base Camp, take this day to acclimatize and undergo necessary training. This includes practicing climbing techniques, using climbing equipment, and familiarizing yourself with the terrain. Acclimatization is crucial for a successful summit attempt, so ensure you stay hydrated and well-rested. This day also allows you to fine-tune your climbing strategy and prepare for the high-altitude conditions. Overnight in a tent at Base Camp.
Early in the morning, begin your trek from Base Camp to High Camp. This ascent will be strenuous as you gain significant altitude. The trail to High Camp involves navigating technical sections and dealing with thinner air. Once at High Camp, you’ll set up your tent and prepare for the summit attempt. The views from High Camp are breathtaking, and the altitude will help you acclimate further for the climb ahead. Overnight in a tent at High Camp.
Summit day begins early, with the goal of reaching the top of Nirekha Peak. The climb is challenging and requires technical skills, but the rewards are immense, with panoramic views of the Himalayas and a sense of unparalleled accomplishment. After summiting, descend back to High Camp to rest and recover. The trek back to Base Camp will be a demanding journey but will be filled with the satisfaction of achieving your goal. Overnight in a tent at Base Camp.
A reserve day is included in the itinerary to account for any unforeseen conditions such as weather delays or altitude sickness. This day provides flexibility to ensure you have ample time to complete the climb and descend safely. Use this day to rest, review your climbing experience, and prepare for the journey ahead. Overnight in a tent at Base Camp.
Today’s trek involves crossing the Cho La Pass, a high-altitude pass that offers stunning views of the surrounding peaks. The crossing is challenging due to the altitude and rugged terrain, but the spectacular scenery makes it worthwhile. After crossing the pass, descend to Dzong Lha, a scenic village where you can rest and recover from the challenging trek. Overnight in a lodge or tent in Dzong Lha.
From Dzong Lha, trek to Lobuche. The trail will take you through high-altitude terrain, with views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. Lobuche is a key stop on the Everest trekking route and provides a comfortable place to rest and prepare for the next leg of your journey. Overnight in a lodge in Lobuche.
Today's trek will lead you to Gorakshep, the last village before reaching Everest Base Camp. The trail ascends gradually, and you’ll be surrounded by magnificent Himalayan scenery. Gorakshep is a small settlement with basic facilities, and it serves as a base for further exploration. Upon arrival, you’ll have the chance to rest and acclimatize. Overnight in a lodge in Gorakshep.
Early in the morning, hike to Kala Patthar, a viewpoint offering one of the best views of Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks. The climb is challenging due to the altitude, but the sunrise views are spectacular. After descending back to Gorakshep, trek back to Lobuche for a final night in the village. The descent allows you to recover from the high-altitude exertion. Overnight in a lodge in Lobuche.
Today’s trek will take you to Dingboche, a picturesque village situated at a lower altitude. The trail descends through beautiful landscapes and offers a chance to enjoy more comfortable conditions after the high-altitude climbs. Dingboche is a great place to rest and acclimatize further. Overnight in a lodge in Dingboche.
From Dingboche, trek to Tengboche, known for its famous monastery and stunning views of the Himalayas. The descent to Tengboche provides a pleasant change from the high-altitude environment, and the monastery visit offers a cultural experience. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and the beautiful views of Everest, Ama Dablam, and other peaks. Overnight in a lodge in Tengboche.
Today’s trek takes you back to Namche Bazaar. The trail is familiar as you retrace part of your route, and the descent offers different perspectives of the landscape. Once in Namche, you’ll have time to relax, explore the town, and enjoy a meal with your trekking team. Overnight in a lodge in Namche Bazaar.
Your final trek will take you back to Lukla. The trail is relatively gentle as you descend through lush forests and picturesque villages. Once in Lukla, you can celebrate the completion of your trek and prepare for your return flight to Kathmandu. Enjoy a final evening in the mountains with your team. Overnight in a lodge in Lukla.
Weather permitting, you’ll fly back to Kathmandu today. The flight offers one last chance to admire the Himalayan peaks from the air. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you’ll be transferred to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day relaxing or exploring the city at your leisure. Enjoy a farewell dinner with your trekking team. Overnight at the hotel.
On your final day, you’ll have some time for last-minute shopping or sightseeing in Kathmandu if your flight schedule allows. When it’s time, you’ll be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport for your departure flight. Safe travels and best wishes for your journey home!
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Nirekha Peak (6,439 meters / 21,126 feet) is a stunning mountain located in the Himalayas of Nepal, specifically in the Langtang region. It offers a challenging climb with spectacular views of the surrounding peaks, including Langtang Lirung and Ganesh Himal.
To reach Nirekha Peak, fly into Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital. From Kathmandu, you will take a domestic flight to Syabrubesi, which serves as the gateway to the Langtang region. From Syabrubesi, you will trek through the Langtang Valley to reach the base camp of Nirekha Peak. The trek usually takes around 10-14 days.
The ideal times for climbing Nirekha Peak are pre-monsoon (April to May) and post-monsoon (late September to November). During these periods, you are likely to encounter more stable weather conditions and better visibility.
Nirekha Peak is considered a challenging climb, suitable for climbers with intermediate to advanced skills. It involves technical climbing on snow and ice, so previous high-altitude and technical climbing experience is highly recommended.
Climbing Nirekha Peak requires a permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). Additionally, you may need a TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card for trekking in the Langtang region. Your expedition agency will typically handle these permits for you.
Risks include altitude sickness, severe weather conditions, crevasses, and avalanches. Proper preparation, experience, and guidance from a reputable expedition leader are essential to mitigate these risks.
While it is possible to climb independently, it is highly recommended to join a guided expedition. Experienced guides provide essential support, local knowledge, and safety measures that are crucial for a successful and safe climb.
Pack high-altitude climbing gear, warm clothing, personal hygiene items, and any necessary medications. A detailed gear list will be provided by your expedition provider to ensure you have everything you need.
To ensure safety, follow the guidance of your expedition leaders, adhere to climbing protocols, and respect the natural environment. Regular health check-ups, adherence to acclimatization schedules, and proper equipment usage are vital for a safe climb.
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