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Island Peak Climbing and Everest Base Camp trek are one of the most amazing trips providing you with both trekking and climbing experience.
We hike first to Everest Base Camp and then we climb Island Peak. This will also make us ready for Climbing by first doing a trek.
Known to be one of the most dangerous peaks, Island Peak is an 8000-meter peak in the Everest Region of Nepal. It is said to be one of the easiest when you compare it with other Everest peaks. However, due to its location and height, climbing Island Peak requires a lot of skills as well as technical experience to guide you safely to the summit.
Travel to the majestic Everest region of Nepal for Island Peak climbing. Stay at comfortable lodges, and climb the mountain with our experienced Sherpa guides.
The Island Peak climb is an extremely exciting and challenging ski mountaineering adventure that takes place high in the Everest Region of Nepal.
Climbing Island Peak, located southeast of Mount Everest, takes you to a world-class. The peak is part of the Khumbu Himal and is not more than 25 kilometers away from the highest and most elegant peak in the world. Island Peak climbing is graded as an easy trek, but being only an hour’s walk from base camp many walkers climb to the summit of Island peak.
Climbing Island Peak begins in the breathtaking, high-altitude grasslands of the Khumbu Valley. The journey takes climbers over ice flows and along sheer precipices to arrive at base camp, located at 17,800 feet. From there, it’s a three-day trek to the summit of Island Peak – one of the easiest peaks in the area and suitable for those with little mountaineering experience.
The Island Peak climbing expedition is quite a big undertaking. It’s a difficult hike, brings you to high altitudes, and culminates at the top of one of the most dangerous mountains in the world. Only concerned with safety? Island Peak climbing is also mentally and physically challenging since your surroundings are nothing short of spectacular. Some words to describe it–are challenging, adventurous, exciting, and rewarding!
Considered one of the most spectacular, yet dangerous treks in the world, Island Peak is a higher peak to test your climbing skills. With breathtaking views of mountain peaks and lush green forest, you will never want to forget your climb up Island.
We have a dedicated team of professional climbers on the ground in Nepal who maintain their mountain teams. Our Sherpa staff is experienced, trustworthy, and well-trained. Unlike many other companies who use low-quality Sherpa support, we only use INFRARED SAFETY VESTS which are designed to ensure that they cannot be dropped off the mountain undetected. Every climber carries a radio so that we can call them down at any time with an immediate evacuation should there be any sign of poor weather or other danger.
Island Peak is A new experience, New Adventure, and New challenge. Climb the most popular and most summited 6000M Peak in Nepal.
Island Peak Climbing is regarded as a physical challenge, however, it doesn’t require any technical experience, But still, you going to need a medically trained and experienced guide for your safety and comfort during this specific mountaineering.
We have experienced and professional trekking and climbing guides. As well as a skillful group leader to lead your trip to the summit of Island Peak.
Both experience and novice mountaineers can easily accomplish this amazing expedition of Island Peak Climbing, even though it will be easier for climbers or trekkers if they will take a climbing training course and learn some significant climbing skills and techniques before climbing.
These training courses will surely boost your confidence to scale the summit more efficiently and successfully. Climbers/Trekkers need to know how to fix rope, climb in the straightforward ascend, trek in the glacier and snowy trail, and many more essential skills and techniques before going to Island Peak Climbing. You need oxygen for safety backup and a medical box for any problem that may arise.
The best weather conditions in Everest is at the Season time. Generally there are two seasons with best weather that suits Trekking and Expedition trip. Autumn from October to December and Spring From March to May are the best time to go to Everest region. Most of the successful trips are done on this time. Winter is also a good time to go to Everest but it will be scary cold, drawbacks of doing Everest at the time of winter is that some of the passess will be covered by snow which make difficulty in recognising the trails at that time. The most dangerous time to do Trekking is at the time of monsoon. In monsoon season there will be risk of landslides.
– Led by Nepal Mountaineering Association certified Sherpa guides.
– Island Peak Base Camp and high camp strategy to maximize your chance of summit success with training and briefing at the Base Camp
– Highly Experienced guiding team.
– Use of high-quality gear and best customer services to provide efficiency and safety for the climbers
– Total enjoyment and adventure of a lifetime
Booking Island peak and Everest base camp trek from Travel Away is quite easier. You can just choose your dates and contact Travel Away support team, and then afterwards you can deposit certain sum of Trip money to Travel Away support team stated Bank address and then your trip will be confirmed by the agency. All the necessary permits and domestic flight tickets will be processed and ensured earlier.
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No meal
You will be greeted by our company representative at the Tribhuwan International Airport, Kathmandu and then transferred to the hotel. Evening Briefing about the next day itinerary.
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
You make an early start from your hotel to catch your flight to Lukla, the ‘Gateway to Everest’. All flights to Lukla are scheduled in the early part of the day as the wind picks up speed in the afternoon, and it becomes impossible to fly. This flight is also an unforgettable part of your Everest adventure. Follow the Dudh Kosi, the river that flows down from the Himalayas, crossing hanging bridges along the way. Pass camps and keep an eye out for the mani stones, boulders carved with Buddhist inscriptions. The hike is approximately 4 hours, descending gradually to Thado Koshi for around 2 hours. Then begin the first ascent of the trek which is gradually uphill to Phakding which will take another 2 hours. Elevation: 2652m
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Hike to Namche Bazaar, gateway to Everest Base Camp and spend two nights acclimatizing for the trek. Spend a day in Namche Bazaar acclimatising to the altitude. There are also treks to the surrounding villages of Thame and Khumjung; these short day walks are designed to give us time to get used to high-altitude trekking. Keep your eyes open — this is the first opportunity to catch a glimpse of the peak of awesome Mt. Everest, the highest mountain in the world. Elevation: 3440m.
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
An acclimatization day allows for an excursion to Thame and Khumjung, the green village. Spend a day in Namche Bazaar acclimatizing to the altitude. There are also treks to the surrounding villages of Thame and Khumjung; these short day walks are designed to give us time to get used to high-altitude trekking. Keep your eyes open — this is the first opportunity to catch a glimpse of the peak of awesome Mt. Everest, the highest mountain in the world. Elevation: 3440m.
Set out on a 6–7 hr trek through woods and rhododendron forests before arriving in Tengboche. The route from Namche to Tengboche route is unbelievably beautiful – the Dudh Kosi is far below and Thamserku, Kantega, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Everest rise in front. Woods, rhododendron forests, mani walls, chorten (stupas), and suspension bridges across the river make this a lovely walk. Elevation: 3810m
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek to Dingboche, crossing bridges and rivers with sweeping views of the Himalayan region. Spend 2 nights here to acclimatize. Stone steps lead down through rhododendrons, birches, and conifers where, due to the hunting ban, almost Tame pheasants are regularly seen. At the bottom lies the small village of Deboche and its nunnery. Rising above the tree line, the trail enters alpine meadows of scrub juniper and, in summer, a profusion of wildflowers. From Dingboche, the only place in the region where barley is grown, the mountain views are outstanding. Elevation: 4410m
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Hike through alpine meadows and summer yak pastures towards the end of the moraine of the Khumbu Glacier to Lobuche, which has spectacular views of Nuptse.
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Today includes a challenging climb past the Khumbu Glacier, arriving in Nuptse. Cross the Changri Glacier to Gorakshep, and then enjoy the highlight of reaching Everest Base Camp. The higher altitude makes this day’s trekking quite challenging. The Changri Glacier looms ahead as the trek heads for Gorakshep, a small, usually frozen, lake, by lunchtime. Relax and get adjusted to the altitude before the attempt to reach Everest Base Camp. Elevation: 5184m After lunch, trek to Everest Base Camp. The route follows the Khumbu Glacier with its intriguing 15m (49ft)-high traces of ice, a feature unique to Himalayan glaciers. Return to Gorakshep for an overnight stay. Elevation: 5300m
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Early Morning hike to Kalapatthar for an immense view of Everest Mountain. And then back to the tea house have breakfast and then Head for this day trip towards Chukkung which will take about 4-5 hours descending walk.
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Hike from Chukkung to Island Peak Base Camp. It would take about 5-6 hours hike from Chukkung to reach Island Peak Base Camp. Later Next day trip preparation.
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Summit Days for Island Peak ( 6189m) We will summit Island peak on this day. Glorious Moment for Mountaineers.
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Summit Days for Island Peak ( 6189m) We will summit Island peak on this day. Glorious Moment for Mountaineers.
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
We will hike back to Dingboche for an overnight stay
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
We will hike back to Namche For an overnight stay
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
We will hike to Phakding and then to Lukla
Meals :
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
We take a morning flight from Lukla to Kathmandu on this day. Afternoon rest or visit around the valley depending on your requests
1) Airport Pickup drop
2) Guide/ Porters
3) Accommodation ( Kathmandu 2 nights and all accommodation in the mountain
4) Food ( Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
5) Permits and TIMS
6) Guide/Porter Insurance
7) Island peak included gears
8) Kathmandu to Lukla to Kathmandu Airfare
9) Climbing Permits
10) Garbage Deposit for Climbing
11) Sherpa’s Guide for climbing and his insurance worth 10000USD
1) Guide porter and Sherpa Guide tipping
2) Beverages and bbq
3) Any extra night in Mountains or city
4) Your travel or high-altitude hiking or climbing insurance
5) Wifi/ hot shower/ phone charging
Note: Trekking and Climbing Equipment you need to bring by yourself are such as:
a) Sleeping bag and down jackets
b) Trekking poles
c) Hiking and Climbing boots
d) Crampons
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