Mt Everest Expedition
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Mt Everest Expedition

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Trip Facts
Duration64 Days
Trip GradeVery strenuous
CountryNepal
Maximum Altitude8848.86 m
Best TimeMarc and May
Overview

Mount Everest is still the ultimate mountaineering adventure. An ultimate achievement any mountain climber can boast of an exciting opportunity for anyone desiring to at the pinnacle of the Earth is one of life's most rewarding experiences, a guided expedition: Climb with our experienced Everest summiteers guides and mountaineers One base camp and four additional higher Camps supported by highly experienced local mountaineers, guides, and crew members Expedition includes acclimatization and cultural trek into the scenic Sherpa heartland of the Khumbu Valley.

Reaching the top of the world is truly a lifetime achievement. Who would not like to be part of this goal to touch the sky and write the name of a history book that will represent many years of upcoming generations to inspire? Of course, every one of us dreams of summiting Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world. Now or never, it is a good time for you to get started on this journey of a lifetime to make history by summating this adorable mountain. Let’s step out to be on top of the world.

Mt Everest climbing has proved to be a benchmark of climbing achievement. Every year, the mountain receives thousands of people attempting both ways from southern Nepal and the northern side from Tibet as Mount Everest stands on the border of Nepal and China (Tibet). Since then, the southern approach to the mountain via the Khumbu Valley has become popular among climbers. Mt. Everest was first submitted in 1953 by Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Edmund Hillary via the South Col.

Climbing Mt. Everest is certainly a lifetime opportunity. Its luminously crowned snow-capped peak rises boldly against the bright blue skies. It has a massif of peaks that surround it, including Mt. Lhotse (8,516 m/27,940 ft), Mt. Nuptse (7,855 m/25,771 ft), and Mt. Changtse (7,580 m/24,870 ft.)

However, Everest expeditions encounter many seen and unseen obstacles, including high altitude, harsh weather conditions, and even sheer exhaustion. Therefore, we strive hard to conduct the best expedition program, putting high importance on the safety aspects of the climb.

Climbing Everest, which stands at a height of 8848m, is no doubt fairly challenging, but it is not an impossible climb. With the great support and assistance of our experienced climber's guide and porters, the secret to successfully climbing is to have good, knowledgeable guides who know the mountains firsthand.

However, the Everest climb is not as technical as the K2 and Kanchenjunga mountains; it's simply not a piece of cake to climb Everest, even for veteran mountaineers. Nonetheless, it’s also a true fact that getting down from the summit is a little bit harder than getting to the top due to real objective danger and adjustments in every step of the Everest expedition.

Despite being the highest mountains on planet Earth, the Himalayan range of mountains, including Mt. Everest, is relatively younger than their American and European counterparts like the Andes, the Alps, and the Rockies. Everest has fascinated mountaineers all over the world since European climbers discovered Everest when Tibet was opened to outsiders in the 1920s. During his lecture tour to the U.S. in 1923, George Mallory gave the reason behind his interest in Everest Expeditions, quipping, ‘Because it’s there.

Unfortunately, Mallory and Irvine disappeared high on the mountain in 1924, probably due to a snowstorm similar to that documented by Jon Krakauer in his book Into the Thin Air. We believe that our planning, logistics, staffing, and experience, coupled with your enthusiasm, patience, and perseverance, would help you achieve your lifetime dream.

Best Expedition season

The spring season of March to May is considered the best time for Everest climbing. Spring is also the most popular season for the expedition. The months of April and May and then again in October and November are the classic climbing period. The summer months of monsoon rains and the winter months from December to February are the most unfavorable times not only for this Expedition but also for trekking to other parts of Nepal Himalayas.

Local & Experienced Mountain Leaders and Sherpas:

Being a local trek and expedition company in Nepal, Alpine Ramble Treks (Pvt) (ltd) employs and trains local staff so that the local communities benefit from our adventure operations. However, we never compromise on our high safety and quality standards.

All of our leaders and guides are carefully selected based on their aptitude, experience, and leadership skills. Most of our guides have been working with us continuously for more than 15 years. Our guides are trained for remote emergencies and are well-versed in local politics, culture, and customs. Please check out the personal records of our guides who have scaled Mt. Everest several times, including hundreds of other lesser peaks.

Thus, we guarantee that all our guides, cooks, and other crew members are qualified and experienced professionals who make sure that you're always safe, sound, and happy. Most of our guides are from the Everest region, and they grew up in the mountains and have been schooling about climbing since childhood.

Mount Everest Expedition Cost and Departure for 2025 and 2026 in Spring (Cheaper price now than ever) 

The cost of the Everest expedition varies depending on the level of service. With high-class services, an experienced climbing guide, and a sherpa, the expedition costs range from US$35000 to US$50000 per person, depending on the number of expedition members. We have put together a special offer for groups, along with fixed dates for this once-in-a-lifetime trip. This venture is truly extraordinary and goes beyond the ordinary.

For the Everest Expedition in spring 2025 and 2026, the cost for a single person is US$4990. For a group of 2-5 members, the cost is US$39999 per person. If your group consists of more than 5 members, the cost is only US$35000 per person. It's important to note that this cost includes everything, such as the climbing sherpa guide, the government royalty fee for the Everest expedition, base camp accommodations, food supply, transportation, domestic flights, as well as the support of sherpas, yaks, trekking guides, porters, oxygen, climbing equipment, and more.

The fixed dates for the Everest Expedition in spring 2025 and 2026 are April 6, 2025, and April 6, 2025, and this is the starting date in Kathamndu. If you're interested in booking this incredible adventure, you can do so using the following link. Don't miss out!

Mt.Everest Expedition Highlights

  • Climb with the pioneers of the Everest expedition, guiding
  • 1:1 Sherpa to climber ratio on summit day and 1:4 ratio of Western Guides
  • No other operator offers so much in the way of resources and personnel to help you achieve success!
  • High-flow oxygen package for all team members
Itinerary

Mt Everest Expedition Day-by-day Plan Itinerary

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Max Altitude: 5364 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: TentDuration: 2 hrs trekking
Max Altitude: 1450 m Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: HotelDuration: 3-5 hrs
Max Altitude: 2890m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 6 hrs
Max Altitude: 3440 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 5 hrs
Max Altitude: 4130m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 5 hrs
Max Altitude: 88848 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tent
Max Altitude: 1450 m Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel
Max Altitude: 5180 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 2 hrs
Max Altitude: 4950 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 4 hrs
Max Altitude: 5180m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 2 hrs
Max Altitude: 4410 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 5 hrs
Max Altitude: 3980 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 5 hrs
Max Altitude: 3700 m (Everest view hotel) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea HoseDuration: 2 hrs
Max Altitude: 3440 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 6 hrs
Max Altitude: 2650 m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea houseDuration: 4 hrs
Max Altitude: 1450m Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: HotelDuration: 4 hrs
Max Altitude: 1450 m Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel
Cost Details

Mt Everest Expedition Cost Details

Includes

Everest Expedition Cost Inclusion

  • Airport transportation.
  • 06 nights hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on B/B plan.
  • All domestic airfare with the airport tax.
  • Everest Summiters Climbing Sherpa (01 Sherpa: 01 Climber).
  • Everest Expedition peak permit fee and all government taxes.
  • National Park Entrance fees.
  • Khumbu Icefall route fees.
  • Full board high altitude meal while trekking to base camp and climbing Everest
  • Liaison officer with all his expenses as included on climb Everest cost.
  • Well-experienced Climbing guide and porters with their equipment, daily wages, food, insurance
  • Base camp cook, cook helper, and Base camp Leader and Manager.
  • All necessary camping and kitchen equipment provided including base camp tents, dining tent with table and backrest chair, kitchen with all utensils, toilet with commode.
  • Oxygen with regulator and mask for emergency for medical purposes.
  • High Altitude New member and Sherpa tent.
  • EPI gas and burner for the high climb.
  • Gamow bag / Portable Altitude Chamber (PAC).
  • All necessary climbing Everest hardware group equipment.
  • Satellite Phone in case of emergency.
Excludes
  • Medical and personal insurance of any kind.
  • Nepal entry visa fees and international airfare
  • The main meal in Kathmandu.
  • Expedition personal equipment and climbing gears.
  • Tips, summit bonus and personal nature expenses  of any kinds not mentioned on climb Everest cost above
Departures

Mt Everest Expedition Dates and Price

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Climb Mt. Everest 2022 Dates:

We rum Everest expedition in late March-early May every year. We have confirmed expedition group joining date 2022 at the best affordable all-inclusive climbing expedition cost to offer you. We started taking the Spring Everest expedition 2022 booking.

Must-Know

Essential Information

MEALS

We provide all camping equipment and gear, including tents, dining, toilet, and Kitchen tents. At base camp, we have a large mess tent equipped with all necessary kitchen gadgets, including stoves, tables, and chairs. Meals are prepared by our trained and experienced expedition cooks. We make it sure that the food we provide is hygienic and at the same time suits your palate.

We offer all varieties of food including continental and local Nepali/Tibetan items. Breakfast includes porridge, egg, bread, etc. Some of the items in the lunch include rice, lentils, beans, green vegetables, chapattis, bread, and tinned meat and fish items. Fresh or tinned fruit and tea or coffees make the desserts. For the main meal, you can choose your own menu - either local or western varieties. Local varieties include the local Dal Bhat, yak stew, momo to the western burgers, pastas, sandwiches, and pizzas.

During the actual mountain climbing, we mostly use dry or dehydrated foods, including chocolate, cheese, nuts, and muesli items.

Insurance:
Insurance coverage that includes rescue, evacuation, and other medical conditions is mandatory for all participants. Please note that we would require a copy of your insurance coverage prior to your departure. We do not do your insurance here in Nepal so you better have your own insurance from your home country. Please remember that in case of emergency evacuation, the helicopter company will charge you US$ 2500/- per hour for their service, and from base camp to Kathmandu is estimated at 3.5 hours, which means about US$ 8750/-  

Accommodation During Mount Everest Expedition

During this trekking, accommodation will be provided in 3-star hotels in Kathmandu. And thru expedition, accommodation will be offered in tea houses, lodges, and camping.

Food During Mount Everest Expedition

During Mount Everest Expedition, different Nepali and Tibetan food is available. Some are Dal Bhat (Rice and lentils), noodles, potatoes, soup, pancakes, eggs, pasta, Tibetan bread, porridge, cereal, tea, yak steaks, cheese and cheese sauces, garlic soup, roti, naan, Dumplings (momo), and so on. These dishes are offered with energy-giving nutritious liberals such as garlic, ginger, spinach, and chili.

Group: For Mount Everest Expedition, it is recommended to have a smaller group as far as possible. The requirement specifies a minimum of 2 people and a maximum of 8 people. For this trekking journey, a minimum of group of members leads to greater experience. It is best for you to manage your own group with people of similar ideology, or you can also consult with a trekking company to manage a team and the whole journey. Well-experienced, linguistic, and cherishing guides and porters will be provided to you to aid you to procure as much information as you desire.

Tips for Mount Everest Expedition

  • Carry appropriate trekking gear
  • Carry light snacks (like muesli, chocolates, chips, nuts, etc.) with you to balance energy/sugar levels in the body.
  • Stay hydrated i.e., drink lots of water to boost your metabolism
  • Have some physical fitness training to boast modest ascends and descends
  • Do not rush; hence, be calm during the trek
  • Follow the footsteps of guides to discern more about the place
  • Follow trekking rules and regulations for a successful trek
  • Avoid drinking alcoholic beverages as much as possible, but for some alcohol habitual trekkers, a couple of pegs is acceptable to keep sense still
  • Health problems such as asthma, altitude sickness, sheer exhaustion, avalanches, and vertigo may strike, so take proper care of it
  • Mark-on the favorable seasons for extra-ordinary experience

FACTORS AFFECTING BEHIND UNSUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION OR CLIMBING

Homesick: We love our family the most. It’s hard to be apart from family for a long time. But making the family members our weakness is the ‘must avoid’ mantra for the trek like this. People involved in this condition will not be able to complete the venture properly.

Negligence: Towards rules and regulations: Not following all the rules and regulations provided by leaders, guides, and locals before and during trek lead to an unsuccessful trek.

No previous experience: Trekking for 10 hours a day (approximately) is not a cup of tea. This trek is hard to accomplish even for experienced people because of the high chances of occurrence of unpredicted and unexpected events.

Drinks: Drinking alcohol-containing beverages should be avoided as much as possible. But for some alcohol habitual trekkers, it is recommended to take only a couple of pegs in order to keep our senses still.

Lack of oxygen (altitude sickness)

Health problems: People having a health problem like vertigo, asthma should not try this trek.

MOUNT EVEREST PERSONAL KIT LIST

A full detailed kit list will be issued to expedition members with suggestions on current manufacturers and models where required.

Feet

  • High altitude double boots for above Camp 2
  • Alpine boots for up to Camp 2
  • Base Camp boots
  • Casual Shoes
  • Crampons 12 point
  • Socks - thick woolen ones and hiking

Head

  • Neoprene facemask
  • Balaclava or buffs
  • White sunhat with neck cover
  • Goggles with 100% UV lens
  • Sunglasses with 100% UV lens
  • Woolly hats
  • Climbing helmet

Hands

  • Windstopper gloves and fleece gloves
  • Mitts
  • Down mitts - heavyweight and lightweight
  • Liner gloves

Skin

  • SPF40 Sunscreen
  • Dermatone high-altitude suncream
  • SPF25 lip cream
  • Moisturizing cream
  • Lip salve

Base Layer

  • Thermals top and bottoms, thin and thick

Mid layer

  • Fleece bottoms
  • Fleece tops
  • Gilet or light down jacket
  • Hiking clothes

Outer layer

  • Wingsuit
  • Down jacket - heavy-duty
  • Down trousers (or a complete down suit)
  • Windproof trousers and jacket, or salopettes

Climbing

  • Ice Axe
  • Harness
  • 'Cows tail' with jumar and safety karabiner
  • Descender (figure of 8 easiest)
  • Selection screwgate karabiners
  • Selection long and short slings
  • Spares

Bags

  • 90-liter rucksack
  • 45-liter daysack
  • Large duffle bag
  • Many stuff sacks and dry bags

Camping

  • 5-season down sleeping bag (above BC)
  • 4 season down/synthetic sleeping bag (BC)
  • 1 litre metal flasks
  • Nalgene water bottles with insulating cover
  • Rucksack cover
  • Headtorch with batteries, high quality (and spare headtorch)
  • Walking poles
  • Thermarest
  • Closed-cell sleeping mat
  • Thermos food flask
  • Thermal mug
  • Titanium spork
  • Towel
  • Box of repair kits
  • Leatherman
  • Pee bottle
  • Alarm clock
  • Personal first aid kit - details provided
  • Wash kit
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