Trip Grade Extreme
Duration: 54 Nights/54 Days
Max. Altitude: 8848.86M
Destination: Tibet
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Activity: 8000m Peak Climbing (Expedition)
Theme: Peak Climbing & Expeditions

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Everest North Expedition

Mount Everest (8848m) is the highest mountain the world towering above 8848 meters from sea level. Mount Everest also the most awaiting peaks in the world that people dream to conquer it. Obviously, there is no other place in the world more spectacular than Mount Everest. Obviously, due to its high altitude level, it is one of the toughest mountains to climb in Nepal. Mount Everest is located between Nepal and Tibet (China). So Mount Everest can be climbed from both Nepal and Tibet (China) side. Mount Everest is highest mountain in the world and every human being dream to conquer on the top of Mount Everest. Mount Everest was climbed by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgey Sherpa in 1953 for the first time ever. Since then more than 5000 people have climbed Mount Everest so far by using both south route (Nepal) and north route (Tibet). Climbing Mount Everest from North route (Tibet) is comparatively safer and easier than south route (Nepal). Trekking Experts offer Everest Expedition from North Route (Tibet) to bring you to the top of the world.

 

Everest North Expedition with Trekking Experts begins six hours’ drive to Rasuwghadi-border between Nepal and Tibet. You’ll drive to Rongbuk base camp (Everest North Base Camp) through beautiful Tibetan landscape. Chinese climbers claimed Mount Everest was climbed in 1960, but there is no evidence of it. Reinhold Messner who is regarded as the greatest climber ever, he pioneered a new road on the north col/face. Messner trekked the Northwest route for three days only himself from his base camp at 6,500 meters without oxygen tanks for the first time in the history in 1980. North route is a perfect choice to make the success happen without less crowd comparing to south every year. You will do several rounds of practice climbing to acclimatize before actual climbing to the top.  The literal base camp for north route will be from advance base cap which is about 20 kilometers away from Chinese base camp/Rongbuk base camp. In order to make summit you’ll do rotations between camps and will ascend gradually setting up camp I, Camp II, Camp III, Camp IV and will continue onto the North East Ridge, where you will encounter the first obstacle known as the first step. First step is rock structure about 30 meters high. From the top of the world, Mount Everest, you’ll enjoy heavenly views of all mountain ranges and clouds beneath you.

Trip Highlights

Climb the highest mountain in the world Mount Everest (8848m)

Heavenly views of mountain ranges and clouds beneath you from the top

Guide and led by experienced Everest summiteers High Altitude Climbing Guide

Climb Mount Everest from North comparatively easier and safer than south route

Experience beautiful landscapes of Tibet and Tibetan culture

Itinerary

Upon your arrival at the Tribhuvan airport Trekking Experts representative welcomes you and assists to transfer in your hotel in Kathmandu. Upon arrival at hotel, our tour manager will brief you about trekking information and other necessary information. And then you’ll free time to explore Kathmandu.

  • Three Star Hotel
  • N/A
  • Hours Walk
  • 1310 meter

Today you’ll visit around Kathmandu at the same time Trekking Experts will be preparing for climbing. One of you who will randomly picked as the Team Leader in the group needs to visit Department of Tourism for permit formalities. It will be just for about an hour only. And you can continue your tour around Kathmandu. There are several world heritage sites in Kathmandu and you can visit three among them. Most probably you’ll visit Boudanath, Pashupatinath and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. In the meantime, Trekking Experts will obtain travel and climbing permit for Tibet.

  • Three Star Hotel
  • Breakfast
  • Hours Walk
  • 1310 meter

This day is fully free day and waits for Tibet visa. Also today you can do last minutes shopping if you missed to buy anything for this expedition. If there is no holiday in previous day, you’ll have free time to rest and explore around Kathmandu valley. In a meantime, we, Trekking Experts will collect your passports and visas from Embassy of China and will do final preparation.

  • Three Star Hotel
  • Breakfast
  • Hours Walk
  • 1310 meter

After finalizing Tibet visa and very early morning breakfast, you’ll drive to Rasuwaghadi-the border between Nepal and Tibet. You’ll lead towards north of Kathmandu following Pasang Lhamu Highway and cross the Langtang National Park to reach the border. Upon arrival at border, you’ll pass your baggage from immigration and drive to Kyirung. And then you’ll have to rest and explore around.

  • Tourist-class Hotel
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 2800 meter

After breakfast, you’ll drive further towards base camp of Mount Everest and today you’ll drive to Old Tingri. You’ll catch up friendship high way where Old Dingri is located. Old Dingri is one of the popular places to stop a night in order to view Mount Everest for tourists especially for those who are unable to go to Mount Everest because of altitude problem.

  • Guest House
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • 190 kilometers Hours Walk
  • 4390 meter

Today you’ve fully free to explore around Old Dingri. This day is for acclimatization as you’ll be already above 4390 meters from sea level. After breakfast you’ll hike up to 5000 meters to stretch your legs and acclimatization.

  • Guest House
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 4390 meter

After breakfast at Old Dingri, today you’ll drive to Chinese Everest Base Camp via Rongbuk Base Camp. From Tingri the road changes condition even more, as you leave the G318 and take the local road to get to Rongbuk, and then on to Everest Base Camp (Chinese Base Camp). While the distance to EBC from Old Dingri is only 120 kilometers, the road condition is good but the winding road makes travel slower, taking around four hours to make the trip.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • 120 kilometers Hours Walk
  • 5100 meter

You’ll spend three nights in Chinese Base Camp for acclimatization, preparation and check your personal climbing gears. During these days you can descent down to Rongbuk Base Camp and return to camp and also hike little higher till 5300 meter sea level for better adjustment for high altitude. In the meantime, your climbing Sherpa team will be bringing all personal gears and climbing gears to advance base camp.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 5100 meter

After spending three days at around base camp, today you’ll move forward towards Advance Base Camp (ABC). However today you’ll spend overnight at middle camp high is situated at 5760 meters from sea level. You’ll pack up all your climbing gears and you’ll ascent to middle camp which is an easier trek crossing through glacier. You’ll take east side of ice cap of Rongbuk glacier.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 5760 meter

After breakfast at middle camp, you’ll head towards Advance Base Camp (ABC). Advance Base Camp is located in the middle of flattened gravel mounds next the glacier. From middle camp, you’ll ascend into the intricate maze of ice as you meet up with the Changtse Glacier from where you can observe many challenging pinnacles, ridges and rock summit of Mount Everest. Upon arrival at ABC, you’ll meet your entire team including climbing Sherpas and cook there. And your climbing will brief about the next days program and plans.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 6400 meter

During these days, you’ll spend time around for acclimatization, set up camps and also preparation for higher camps. Also Pooja (worship) ceremony will be conducted for good lock of climbing.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 6400 meter

After few days rest at base camp, today you’ll climb up to North Col Camp situated at 7000 meter. It will be about 5-6 hour climb which takes you from the edge of the East Rongbuk Glacier up progressively steepening snow slopes. You’ll set up camp for overnight stay at tented camp.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 7000 meter

You’ll rest at North Col Camp for acclimatization. During these days, you will climb part way along the wide snow ridge towards Camp II, descending back to North Col Camp for the night.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 7000 meter

After staying three nights overnight stay at 7000 meter elevation and some climbing practices around North Col Camp, today you’ll descent to Advance Base Camp. You’ll descend quickly via rappels and arm-wrapping back to our camp on the side of the glacier.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 6400 meter

You’ll spend two days in advance base camp for rest.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 6400 meter

Today again you’ll climb up to North Col Camp situated at 7000 meter. It will be about 5-6 hour climb which takes you from the edge of the East Rongbuk Glacier up progressively steepening snow slopes.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 7000 meter

From North Col, you’ll climb to rocky north ridge to set up camp II. There is a long reasonable angled snow slope at around 7750 meters from sea level where Camp II will be set up. And you will spend one night at there.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 7750 meter

After reaching about 7750 meter, now you’ll descend down to Chinese Everest Base Camp (5100m). you’ll spend about 5 days in lower altitude i.e. at Chinese Base Camp. This is essential to adjust the acclimatization and rest before considering a summit push.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 5100 meter

After staying 5 days in Everest Base Camp, you’ll move up to Advance Base Camp Again. If weather condition and your health allows, you’ll take a change to make summit push. For summit push you’ll climb to North Col Camp. From North Col you’ll utilize supplementary oxygen to continue to Camp II (7750m), Camp III (7900m), Camp IV (8300m) and on to the summit (8848m). The climbing above North Col varies, with mostly easy snow and rock ledge walking punctuated by short steeper steps, including the First, Second and Third Steps on the way to summit. After topping out, you’ll descend as far as possible North Col Camp or Advance Base Camp.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • meter

After successful summit, today Advance Base Camp will be cleaned up and pack up all the gears.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 6400 meter

Today you’ll descend to Chinese Base Camp.

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • Hours Walk
  • 5100 meter

Today your vehicle will pick up from Rongbuk and drive to Old Dingri following the same route.

  • Guest House
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • 120 kilometers Hours Walk
  • 4390 meter

After breakfast, you’ll continue to return to Kyirung.

  • Tourist-class Hotel
  • Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner
  • 190 kilometers Hours Walk
  • 2800 meter

After earlier breakfast, you’ll transfer border; cross border and then will drive to Kathmandu.

  • Three Star Hotel
  • Breakfast/Lunch
  • 150 kilometers Hours Walk
  • 1310 meter

Today is fully free day to rest in Kathmandu. After successful summit of Mount Everest, you can celebrate successful day in Kathmandu. In the evening, Trekking Experts will organize farewell dinner at typical Nepalese restaurant.

  • Three Star Hotel
  • Breakfast
  • Hours Walk
  • 1310 meter

Depending on your flight time, you’ll be transfer to airport before 3 hrs of flight time.

  • Breakfast
  • Hours Walk
  • meter

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What’s Included

5 nights in Kathmandu at Hotel Vaishali or similar three star-hotels on twin sharing basis with bed & breakfast 6 nights in local hotel/guest houses in Tibet during trip to base camp and back on twin sharing basis with full board (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) 43 nights in tented camps at base camp on single tents and twin sharing basis on high camps with full board (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

All airport/hotel/airport transfers by private air-conditioned vehicle Kathmandu-Kerung and Kerung-Kathmandu by private jeep/bus with staff Kerung-Chinese Base Camp and Chinese Base Camp -Kerung by private jeep/bus with staff 60 kg baggage per person for trek

Tibet Entry permit Fees for Laison Officer, driver and interpreter, Yak driver Mount Everest Climbing Permit Everest National Park Fee Garbage Deposit Fee

1 English speaking Tibetan guide and interpreter during the trip 1 expedition cooks and required kitchen helpers at advance base camp All required yaks to carry camping equipment, food, fuel and climbing gears for CBC-ABC and ABC to CBC

1 sleeping tent for every member 1 Foam mattress for every member Dining Tents and kitchen tent Store Tents Required toilet tents Required Shower tents Required tables and chairs Required kitchen utensils with fuel Solar light for lighting purpose only 2 pairs of walki-talkies 1 Satellite Phone (rental) Comprehensive First Aid Kit Gas Stove/Heater at Base Camp Solar light for lighting purpose only

What’s Not Included

All personal expenses like alcoholic beverages, bottled drinks, telephone calls, laundry services Medical and travel insurances International airfare and taxes Nepal Visa fees Tibet Visa Fee USD 114 Emergency helicopter rescue charges Main meals in Kathmandu (lunch and dinner) Tips for trekking/climbing crew Personal Climbing Gears Guide & Supporting Crew above base camp (in the mountain): High Altitude Sherpa Summit Bonus for HA Sherpa Carry Bonus for HA Sherpas Services & Equipments above Base Camp Oxygen Mask & Regulators Rope Fixing Fee

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