With the establishment of Tibet Mountaineering Association on June 8, 1982 – it has been adhering to the principle of actively carrying out friendly relations with the mountain and mountaineering organizations in all provinces and municipalities of the Peoples Republic of China and in foreign countries and regions all over the world with a view to co-operatively promoting the mountaineering undertaking of mankind. Although Tibet Mountaineering Association has opened so far 22 peaks for expeditions and thinking of 3 more peaks opening above 6000 m. in the near future. However, out of these 22 mountaineering peaks opened so far we, the Peace Nepal Treks & Expedition have set our choice for the following peaks only since there are generally persuaded by foreign climbers and alpine clubs throughout the world.
Everest expedition from Tibet side has become more popular among the mountaineers to make their dream come true to stand on the summit of Everest. Among the several reasons, low cost of royalty and other mountaineering services and easy route to the summit are the key factors to attract more Everest climbers from North Col. Than from the South Col.
Ang Pasang Sherpa who is the only climbing Sherpa to climb Everest from Nepal side and descend to Tibet side leads Everest Expedition from Tibet side. He is professional skills in mountaineering and experience on the Himalayas in Nepal and Tibet will give better results with greater opportunity for the successful ascent on Everest.
Suggested itinerary: 48 Days
Day 01:
Arrive Kathmandu airport then transfer to hotel..
Day 02-04:
Expedition permit and other official formalities.
Day 05:
Drive to Zangmu.
Day 06:
Drive to Nyalam
Day 07:
Rest at Nyalam for acclimatization.
Day 08 :
Drive to Xegar.
Day 09
Drive to Everest Base Camp.
Day 10:
Everest Base Camp.
Day 11:
BC to Advance Base Camp.
Day12 :
Advance Base Camp.
Day 13-42:
Climbing period.
Day 43:
Advance Base Camp.
Day 44:
Advance Base Camp to Base Camp.
Day 45:
Clean up BC.
Day 46:
Drive to Nyalam.
Day 47:
Drive to Kathmandu.
Day 48:
Free day in Kathmandu as your own. .
Day 49:
Drop to the Kathmandu airport for your onward destination..
Trip cost includes:
All ground transfers as per our itinerary.
3 star Hotel in Kathmandu (twin sharing, including breakfast & all govt. Tax and VAT)
Guided sightseeing around world heritage sites of Kathmandu. (Includes all applicable entrance fees.)
Welcome dinner with Live Nepalese Program hosted by Gokyo Treks & Expedition P. ltd, Nepal.
All costumes Clearance Fees for your gears.
Mount Everest Expedition Royalty.
Liaison Officer fee (Including his all expenses, Airfares, Foods insurance and wages).
All necessary Entrance fee/permits.
Two vastly experienced Climbing Sherpa with their equipment and allowance.
Transportation of members gears and our equipment, foods to the Base camp
Full Logistic support for the Expedition. All the Camping & kitchen equipment
Such as Two Man Tent, Toilet Tent, Dinning Tent, Mattresses, Tables, Chairs, Hot water bag, Pillows, Inner Sheet and etc
Two Trekking sherpa, One Trekking Sirdar, One high Altitude Cook, Two Kitchen Helpers. High Altitude Porters and their daily wages
Three times meal a day till reaching Base Camp and after returning from Case Camp food will be prepared by our very professional kitchen crew ( Includes the fuel expenses
Medical treatment (it necessary) for our crew
Cost doesn't Includes
Air fare to and from Kathmandu
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
Laundry, postage, telephone calls, and all other items of personal nature.
Nepal visa
Airport departure tax.
Personal Expenses
Medical and rescue insurance.
Personal Climbing equipment.
Bar bills & Beverage.
Rescue Jeep
Medicine and first aid expenses
Garbage Deposit USD 500.00 (Sharing of the total person) and Deposit fee will be not refunded if the clients (climber) don't take back their garbage.
With the establishment of Tibet Mountaineering Association on June 8, 1982 – it has been adhering to the principle of actively carrying out friendly relations with the mountain and mountaineering organizations in all provinces and municipalities of the Peoples Republic of China and in foreign countries and regions all over the world with a view to co-operatively promoting the mountaineering undertaking of mankind. Although Tibet Mountaineering Association has opened so far 22 peaks for expeditions and thinking of 3 more peaks opening above 6000 m. in the near future. However, out of these 22 mountaineering peaks opened so far we, the Peace Nepal Treks & Expedition have set our choice for the following peaks only since there are generally persuaded by foreign climbers and alpine clubs throughout the world.
