Everest High Passes And Peaks

If you’re trying to find an entire high passes trek to peak climbing adventure in Himalaya. the apparent answer is to hitch the Everest high passes and peaks which include the climb of Island. It explores 4 valleys, crosses 2 high passes and climbs 3 peaks beat one exciting adventure. This strenuous and picturesque trip fulfils the dream of each amateur climbers and high trekkers to experience the joys of adventure to increase their experience to actual peak climbing beyond simply trekking in Himalaya. For this challenging trip, you’ll got to have an honest standard of fitness, stamina and a few prior trekking experience.

Rinjo, Chola pass and Gokyo, EBC, Kalapathar, Island peak
We check the gear before we take an exciting flight to Lukla to start our adventure journey. We explore and ascend variety of remote high passes and peaks to look at a number of the foremost incredible, awesome mountain vistas beyond imagination within the Everest region. We trek the less trodden Thame and Gokyo valley trails to the favored Khumbu valley then Island Peak valley. you’ll witness truly unforgettable Himalayan vistas from each of those vantage points like Rinjo La, Gokyo Ri, Cho La, Kalapathar and Island Peak.

We also explore the Everest Base Camp the last word goal of numerous trekkers before the Island Peak. We organise the climbing training course at Island peak base camp before the summit push. Obviously a comprehensive training on various aspects of climbing techniques administered by our expert climbing Sherpa. Thus to make sure that you simply are completely knowledgeable and thus safe to climb. Your historical climb to the Island peak are going to be rewarded with one among the simplest panoramic summit views within the Himalayas. you are feeling so on the brink of Lhotse, Nuptse, Baruntse, Ama Dablam and Makalu, that you simply could almost touch them – a very magical experience!

Everest High passes trek with Island peak climbing: all climbing gear provided
To ensure that you simply have a hassle free adventure. we offer all the private and group climbing gear including the La sportiva climbing boots. We stay in tented camping whilst on the climbing and at tea house while trekking. Thus our Everest high passes peaks trip gives you the experience of both tea house accommodation and camping in one trip.

Itinerary

Day 01:Arrive in Kathmandu / Nepali dinner with ethnic cultural program

Day 02:Cultural tour to Boudhnath and Pashupatinath / Trip preparation.

Day 03:Fly to Lukla and start trekking trip.

Day 04-05:Trek to Namche / Acclimatization rest day.

Day 06:Trek to Thame, less trodden route in Everest region.

Day 07-08:Trek to Lungden, Acclimatization rest day.

Day 09:Trek to Gokyo via Rinjo pass

Day 10:Exploration hike to 5th Gokyo Lake

Day 11:Trekking on the moraines of the Ngozumpa Glacier to ThangnaK

Day 12-13:Cross the challenging Chola pass: enjoy the superb beauty of Nature.

Day 14:Trekking to Gorak Shep (5288 m) and trek to Everest base camp Kala Pathar: the best vantage point to see the Everest on earth.

Day 15:Morning hike to Kalapathar ( 5545m) and trek down to Dingbuche

Day 16-17:Trek to Island peak base camp/ Rest and climbing clinic course.

Day 18-19:Island peak climbing period / Sensational Himalayan vistas from top

Day 20-23:Trekking down to Lukla via Thyanboche and flight to Kathmandu.

Day 24:Free day in Kathmandu.

Day 25:Trip ends / Airport transfer.

Include

Private Arrival and Departure transfers on both domestic and international flights.
Standard Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu on a twin share bed- and- breakfast basis as per the itinerary.
Freshly cooked Full board meals prepared by our cook (breakfast, lunch and dinner).
Properly boiled drinking water, tea and coffee while on trek.
Responsible trekking of 0ne Porter to each trekkers.
Accommodation in Tea house while trekking and Tented camp while climbing.
Welcome Nepali dinner as listed in the itinerary.
Half day guided city tour with world heritage entrance fees as listed in itinerary.
All Domestic flights and airport tax as listed in the itinerary.
Private transportation to and from the starting and ending points of the trek as applicable.
Island peak climbing permit of US$ 250 only per person and royalty fees as per the Nepal government rule
climbing clinic course at base camp
All camping equipment while on Island peak summit 2 person member tent, Exped down filled mattress for extra comfort, dinning tent, kitchen tent, staff / porter tent, toilet tent with commode, dining table with backrest chair etc.
Mountain Monarch Trip Gears – sleeping bag, fleece inner liner, down jacket, rain poncho etc for the use during the trip. Some Rolls of Toilet Paper and garbage plastic bag.
All personal and group CLIMBING GEAR PROVIDED: La – sportiva climbing boot, Black diamond harness, zoomer, ixe axe, helmet, carebine, ropes etc.
Professional and experienced Trek Leader and climbing Guide trained in Wilderness First Aid.
Portable Altitude Chamber (PAC) / Gamow Bag (A life saving device in case of Acute Mountain Sickness) along with the comprehensive First Aid Kit.
Respective region trekking map.
Trekking cook, kitchen staff, Trek Sherpa and other support staff.
Porters to carry all personal gear and group equipment.
Proper Insurance of all staff including porters.
Warm clothing and trekking gear for staff including porters: Gortex jacket /trousers, fleece jacket and pant, trekking shoes / boots, woolen hat, gloves, shocks, sunglasses etc.
Complementary Mountain Monarch T-shirts.
Comprehensive pre-departure information and trip dossiers.
Trekking permit and Everest National park entry permit

Exclude

Nepal entry Visa fees, Your travel insurance of any kind.
International Airfare and Airport Tax.
All Drinks and main meals in cities.
Tips and Items of personal expenses like hot shower, battery charge, telephome, beverage drinks etc.

Equipments list

Climbing gears

Climbing harness
Ice axe
crampons
Mountaineering boots
AscenderDescender/Abseil device
Rope
Snow bar
Ice hammer
Helmet (optional)

Clothing

Sun hat or scarf
Fleece jacket with wind-Stopper
Waterproof shell jacket
Down vest and/or jacket (can hire here in Nepal also)
Lightweight gloves
Heavyweight gloves or mittens with a waterproof shell outer
Light and expedition weight thermal bottoms
Fleece or wool pants
Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric) shell pants
Thick, warm wool hiking socks
Hiking boots with spare laces
Sunglasses with UV protection

Accessories

Sleeping bag rated to zero degrees Fahrenheit
Trekking poles (sticks) ( Boundless Adventure (p) Ltd )
Headlamp
Trek bag-pack (provided by Boundless Adventure (p) Ltd )
Basic First Aid Kit
Daypack (approximately 2,500 to 3,000 cubic inches)
Thermo-rest sleeping pad
Water bottles
Small wash towel

Toiletries

Quick-drying towel (medium-sized)
Soap (preferably biodegradable)
Toothbrush/paste (preferably biodegradable)
Deodorants
Face and body moisturizer
Nail clippers
Small mirror
Tissue paper/ toilet roll
Anti-bacterial Hand wash

Extras/ luxuries

Trail Map/Guide book
Binocular
Reading book
Journal & Pen
Pencils and small notebooks

FAQs

What is the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek?
- The Everest High Passes and Peaks trek is an extended trekking route in the Everest region of Nepal that includes crossing high mountain passes (Renjo La, Cho La, and Kongma La) and ascending popular peaks like Kala Patthar and Chhukung Ri.
How long does the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek take?
- The duration of the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek is typically around 18 to 21 days, depending on the specific itinerary and acclimatization days.
What is the best time for the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek?
- The optimal times for the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek are during the pre-monsoon (spring) season from March to May and the post-monsoon (autumn) season from September to November when the weather is generally favorable.
What permits are required for the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek?
- Trekkers need the Sagarmatha National Park Permit, the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit, and the Trekker’s Information Management System (TIMS) card. Additionally, climbing permits may be required for specific peaks.
Is it necessary to hire a guide and porter for the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek?
- While it’s not mandatory, hiring a guide is highly recommended for the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek due to the challenging terrain, high-altitude passes, and peaks involved. A porter can also be hired to carry your backpack.
What is the difficulty level of the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek?
- The Everest High Passes and Peaks trek is considered challenging due to the high-altitude passes (Renjo La, Cho La, Kongma La) and the ascent of peaks like Kala Patthar. Trekkers should have prior high-altitude trekking experience and be in good physical condition.
What peaks can be climbed during the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek?
- Popular peaks that can be climbed during the trek include Kala Patthar (5,643 meters), Chhukung Ri (5,550 meters), and optionally, Island Peak (6,189 meters) or Lobuche East (6,119 meters).
Is altitude sickness a concern on the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek?
- Altitude sickness is a significant concern, especially when crossing high-altitude passes and ascending peaks. Proper acclimatization, staying hydrated, and recognizing symptoms are crucial for preventing altitude-related issues.
Are there ATMs on the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek route?
- ATMs are not available at higher elevations, so it’s recommended to carry enough cash for the entire trek, covering accommodation, meals, climbing permits, and any additional expenses.
What clothing and gear should I bring for the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek?
- Refer to the general trekking and climbing equipment list provided earlier for the Annapurna Base Camp trek and Island Peak Climbing, as the essentials are similar. Additionally, pack for colder temperatures and high-altitude conditions.
Can I do the Everest High Passes and Peaks trek independently, or should I join a trekking group?
- While independent trekking is possible, joining a guided group is highly recommended due to the technical nature of high passes and peaks. A guide can provide navigation assistance and ensure safety in challenging terrain.