Everest Expedition Tibet Side

Sagarmatha – Everest Expedition is the highest mountain climb in the world and is not easy. Our IFMGA certified mountain guides are multiple times Everest summiteers.

Sagarmatha – Everest lies on the border of Nepal and Tibet. The south east ridge climb from Nepal, was the route taken by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay on the first ascent in 1953. The route starts with Khumbu icefall and climbs up to South Col, from where the south east ridge is gained.

This climb is from from Nepal side. We start with acclimatization trip, flying to Lukla and trek to Gorak Shep at 5170m. Then return back in Kathmandu by day 17 before the main expedition. We drive to EBC (5150m) over 5 days taking in Zhangmu, Nyalam, and Tingri. By day 25 we set into base camp living. Over the next week we establish advanced base camp at 6380m and continue to acclimatise. Climbing to the summit starts on about day 33. We drive back to Kathmandu by day 65.