👉: Upon landing at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will complete the essential immigration process to obtain your Nepal entry visa. Outside the terminal, our company representative will warmly welcome you and escort you to your hotel. Once settled, you will receive a detailed briefing about the following day’s schedule, and any required documents will be collected for permit processing.

👉: Today is dedicated to completing all official procedures—permits, paperwork, equipment checks, and logistical arrangements. Our expedition leader will conduct an in-depth briefing covering technical training, gear, accommodation plans, base camp services, safety protocols, and climbing strategy. This is also an ideal day to meet your fellow climbers and your Sherpa team.

👉: An early scenic flight whisks us to Lukla, the gateway to the Everest region. After breakfast, we organise our gear for the porters and begin the trek. The journey to Phakding is an easy introduction, passing mani stones, rolling hills, and small villages. Upon arrival, enjoy some free time to explore the peaceful riverside settlement.

👉:  The trail ascends steadily through a beautiful pine forest and crosses several suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi River. After entering Sagarmatha National Park, we pass Jorsale and begin the long climb to Namche Bazaar. As we approach this iconic Sherpa town, the first glimpses of Everest appear.

👉: A full day to explore the vibrant mountain capital of the Khumbu. Enjoy a sunrise hike to the Everest View Hotel for breathtaking panoramas of Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku. Optional visits include Khumjung village, the Hillary School, and a monastery known for its legendary Yeti relic.

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The walk to Phunki Thanga is gentle and scenic. From here, a steady climb brings us to Tengboche, home of the renowned Tengboche Monastery. Weather permitting, we will witness the monks’ evening prayer ceremony. The monastery offers some of the finest Himalayan views in the region.

👉: Descending through rhododendron and birch forests, we reach Debuche before crossing the Imja River. The trail continues through Pangboche, offering spectacular views of Ama Dablam. We follow the upper trail to the Imja Valley and make a final climb to Dingboche.

👉: A vital acclimatisation day. You may hike to Nangkartsang Peak (5,083m) for amazing views of Makalu, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. After the short, rewarding climb, return to Dingboche for rest and preparation for the high-altitude trail ahead.

👉: The route climbs gently through alpine meadows and rocky terrain. After a steep ascent, we reach the famous memorials dedicated to climbers who lost their lives on Everest. The final stretch to Lobuche offers incredible views of the Khumbu Glacier.

👉: A spectacular day trekking along the Khumbu Glacier. The closer we get to Base Camp, the more dramatic the scenery becomes—towering peaks everywhere. Upon reaching Everest Base Camp, we admire the mighty Khumbu Icefall and settle into our expedition environment.

👉: Several days are spent at Everest Base Camp to allow proper acclimatisation and prepare for the climb ahead. During this period, we conduct essential mountaineering training sessions covering glacier travel, fixed-rope techniques, ice climbing, belaying, abseiling, and the proper use of oxygen masks and regulators.

As part of our preparation, we also make a gradual climb toward the Khumbu Icefall under the guidance of our experienced climbing team. This helps climbers become familiar with the challenging glacier terrain, practise essential technical skills, and build confidence before proceeding to the higher camps. All activities are planned according to weather conditions, acclimatisation progress, and the team’s safety assessment.

👉: After sufficient acclimatisation and training at Everest Base Camp, we begin our first ascent through the Khumbu Icefall, one of the most challenging and technical sections of the Everest expedition. Accompanied by our experienced climbing team, we carefully navigate crevasses, ladders, and shifting ice formations as we make our way toward Camp I. Upon arrival, we settle into our high-altitude tents, enjoy hot meals, and rest beneath the towering Himalayan peaks as we prepare for the next stage of our expedition.

👉: The journey from Lhoste Camp I to Camp II takes us across the spectacular Western Cwm, also known as the Valley of Silence. Surrounded by towering Himalayan peaks, we follow a gradual glacier ascent toward Camp II, located beneath the impressive Lhotse Face. Along the way, we carefully navigate crevasses and use fixed ropes where necessary. Although the terrain is less steep than the Khumbu Icefall, the climb remains physically demanding due to the extreme altitude and intense reflected sunlight. We generally allow 4- 5 hours to reach Camp II, where we settle into our tents, enjoy a warm meal, and rest while preparing for the next stage of our Lhoste  expedition.

👉: Today, we spend time resting and acclimatizing at Camp II, located in the Western Cwm beneath the imposing Lhotse Face. This is an important opportunity to recover from the previous climbs, hydrate well, eat nutritious meals, and prepare for the challenging ascent to Camp III.

👉: After breakfast, we leave Camp II and climb toward Camp III at approximately 7,200 meters on the steep Lhotse Face. Using fixed ropes, we ascend carefully across the icy slopes to gain valuable high-altitude experience and support our acclimatization. After spending some time at Camp III, we descend safely along the fixed ropes to Camp II for an overnight stay.

👉: Early in the morning, we descend from Camp II to Everest Base Camp after completing our acclimatization rotation. Upon arrival, we enjoy a well-deserved rest, allowing our bodies to recover, rebuild strength, and prepare for the next stage of the expedition.

👉: Climbers may rest at Base Camp or optionally take a helicopter to Kathmandu or Namche Bazaar for additional comfort at an extra cost. Meanwhile, the Sherpa team prepares the higher camps. Once a suitable weather window is confirmed, climbers return to Base Camp for final gear checks and a comprehensive summit briefing before the summit push.

👉: For the summit push, we climb directly from Base Camp to Camp II, bypassing Camp I, following the planned route and benefiting from our improved acclimatisation.

We will spend one additional night resting at Camp II to allow for further acclimatization and recovery before departing for the summit push. This extra night will help us prepare physically and mentally for the challenging climb ahead.

👉: After proper preparation and checking all necessary climbing equipment, we will ascend from Camp II to Camp III at 7,200 m. We will climb carefully, maintaining a steady pace and following our expedition leader’s guidance. We will carefully monitor weather conditions and each team member’s health to ensure we are ready for the summit attempt.

👉: After resting and preparing at Camp III, we will continue our ascent toward Camp IV at approximately 7,900 m. This section is physically demanding due to the extreme altitude, steep terrain, and thin air. We will climb slowly and steadily, using fixed ropes where available and following our experienced expedition leader’s guidance. Upon reaching Camp IV, we will rest, hydrate, and make final preparations for the summit push. Our team will carefully assess weather conditions, oxygen supplies, and each climber’s physical condition before proceeding toward the summit of Lhotse (8,516 m).

👉: We complete our final preparations at Camp IV, checking all climbing equipment, safety gear, oxygen supplies, and personal essentials before beginning our summit push. Around midnight, we set off toward the summit of Lhotse (8,516 m) under the guidance of our experienced climbing team.

As we ascend the upper face, the route leads us toward the famous Lhotse Couloir, a narrow, steep, and technically demanding section of the mountain. Climbers must navigate challenging ice, steep snow, and exposed terrain on the way to the summit. After reaching the summit, we descend to Camp IV on Lhotse, where we rest for 2–3 hours before continuing our descent to Camp II.

👉: Today, we will begin our descent from Camp II to Base Camp. Our team will carefully make our way down the mountain, following the planned route and taking all necessary safety precautions. Upon reaching Base Camp, we will rest and recover after the challenging climb.

These two days are reserved for weather delays, changes to the summit schedule, additional
acclimatization, or recovery following the climb.
Mountain conditions in the Himalayas can change rapidly, and a suitable weather window is
essential for a safe summit attempt. The expedition leader will use these days according to the
team’s needs and the conditions on the mountain.
If the summit program is completed as scheduled, the additional time can be used for rest,
packing, and preparation for the return trek.

Option 1: Helicopter Return (Fast Exit)

Those with limited time can fly back to Lukla or directly to Kathmandu by helicopter.

Option 2: Trek Back to Kathmandu via Lukla (3–4 Days)

👉: Generally, you need 3 hours before your flight time to get to the Kathmandu airport in Nepal. So you transfer to the Kathmandu airport for your flight to your destination.