• Trip Style : Expedition
  • Trip Difficulty : Extremely difficult
  • Max Altitude : 8848m
  • Accomodation: Hotel & Tented Camp
  • Food : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner(BLD)
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At Alpine Eco Trek, It is our great pride that we are capable to organize Mount Everest Expedition from the Nepal side.  Mount Everest, the name was named when Sir George Everest, the surveyor-general of India scaled the peak in1856. It was called Peak XV until 1856. The height measurement of the peak was done through the Great Trigonometrically Survey in 1850. Nepali name of Mt. Everest is ‘Sagarmatha’, meaning Sky Mother. However, the Tibetan people love to call it ‘Chomolungma‘, which refers to Mother Goddess of the Country.

There is a huge controversy regarding the exact height of Mount Everest. Andrew Waugh, the successor of George Everest had given its height 29,002ft (8842m.) Later, this height was increased to 29,028ft (8,848m) which is the universally accepted altitude. In 1999, the Boston Museum of Science GPS system attached to Bishop’s Ledge, the outcrop just below the summit, suggested a height of no more than 8,830m (28,970ft). Similarly, the National Geographic Society announced that the correct height of Everest was 8,850m (29,035ft). Let the geologists go on exploring the actual height of Everest; it is anyhow, the highest mountain in the world. It is reported that the mountain is rising a few millimeters each year due to geological forces.

Mt Everest Expedition has proved to be a benchmark of climbing achievement. The mountain receives around 1000 summit attempts every year. Everest can be climbed both from the southern side of Nepal and the northern side of Tibet. After the Cultural Revolution in the 1950s, China closed the Tibet borders to outsiders and Nepal began welcoming foreigners to the Everest Region. Since then the southern approach to the mountain via the Khumbu Valley became popular among climbers. Mt. Everest was first summitted in 1953 by Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Edmund Hillary via the South Col. Climbing Mt. Everest is certainly a lifetime opportunity. However, Everest expeditions encounter many seen and unseen obstacles including high altitude, harsh weather conditions, and even sheer exhaustion. Therefore, we strive hard to conduct the best expedition program putting high importance on the safety aspects of the climb.

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Kathmandu
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:1350m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Kathmandu
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:1350m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Phakding
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:2840m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Namche Bazaar
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:3440m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Namche Bazaar
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:3800m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Tyangboche
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:3860m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: lodge
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: dingboche
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:4250m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Tent
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Lobuche
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:5018m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Tent
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Lobuche
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:5018m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Tent
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Gorakshep
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:5170m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Tent
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Gorakshep Base camp
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:5200m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Tented Camp
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Everest summit
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:8848m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: lodge
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Dingboche
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:4260m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Tengboche
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:3860M

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Namche Bazaar
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:3440m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Lukla
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:2840m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Kathmandu
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:1350m

  • itinery-iconAccommodation: Hotel
  • itinery-iconMeals: BLD
  • itinery-iconPlace: Kathmandu
  • itinery-iconMaximum Altitude:1350m

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  • small-thumbnails Necessary accommodations in Kathmandu on bed and breakfast basis.
  • small-thumbnails Surface transportation will be provided as per the itinerary.
  • small-thumbnails Complete camping equipment for trekking and expedition.
  • small-thumbnails Food during trekking and Expedition for Member & Staff.
  • small-thumbnails Expedition Permit, National Park fee, and TIMS card.
  • small-thumbnails All staff during the trekking and Expedition with Experience Guide (base camp Manager).
  • small-thumbnails Flight ticket (Kathmandu Lukla Kathmandu).
  • small-thumbnails Cargo clearance & Duty fee Service.
  • small-thumbnails Above mention staff daily wages, equipment allowance & Insurance.
  • small-thumbnails Dining tent, toilet tent, table and chares, Mattresses for expedition sharing with other members.
  • small-thumbnails Emergency Oxygen- Mask and regulator (If the client uses then they have to pay full of cost).
  • small-thumbnails A satellite phone is available with a guide if you want to call.
  • small-thumbnails Gamo Bag (life-saving device in case of altitude sickness) sharing with group members.
  • small-thumbnails Solar panel for light and charges batteries in Base Camp.
  • small-thumbnails One member has one tent for base camp during the climbing period.
  • small-thumbnails One summiteer climbing Sherpa per Person.
  • small-thumbnails Oxygen (24 litters) with mask and regulators
  • small-thumbnails Oxygen for climbing sherpa.
  • small-thumbnails We provide Sherpa's tents, food for climbing, and all insurances.
  • small-thumbnails Icefalls charges.
  • small-thumbnails Base camp cook, cook helper and one Base Camp guide.
  • small-thumbnails Dining tent, shower tent, table and chairs Base Camp.
  • small-thumbnails All tent for camp 1, 2, 3 and high altitude food for sherpa and member.
  • small-thumbnails Farewell Dinner.
  • small-thumbnails Liaison Officer.
  • small-thumbnails Our service charges.
  • small-thumbnails Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • small-thumbnails Alcoholic beverages, Nepal visa fee.
  • small-thumbnails Emergency rescue evacuation if required & Personal accident insurance or Helicopter rescue. Extra luggage & personal climbing gears.
  • small-thumbnails Personal nature expenses.
  • small-thumbnails Extra night Hotel in Kathmandu.
  • small-thumbnails Waki talkies &Filming permit.
  • small-thumbnails Nepal custom duty for import of expedition goods.
  • small-thumbnails Assistance for Cargo clearance (Custom duty fees to be paid by clients)
  • small-thumbnails Personal equipment & Insurance.

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Note: The above information is just a guide and a standard pattern of what we provide. The trip can be tailored at your request to accommodate your specific requirements. On adventure trips of this type, weather, transport or a multitude of other factors beyond our control can result in a change of itinerary. It is, however, very unlikely that the itinerary would be substantially altered; if alterations are needed the person in charge will make a decision on what is the best alternative, taking into consideration the best interests of the whole group. Where a change does arise, we do everything we can to reduce its effect, but we cannot be liable for the results of changes or delays.

 

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