Island Peak Climbing with Everest Base Camp

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At a Glance
Duration
24 Days
Trip Grade
Moderate to Strenuous
Country
Nepal
Maximum Altitude
6,189 m
Group Size
2 - 3
Starts
Lukla
Best Time
Sept - Nov and Mar - May
Overview

Island Peak Climbing is the most popular trekking peak in the Khumbu Region combined with Everest Base Camp or customized according to your holiday schedule. This trekking destination is one of the utmost and most popular among trekking and climbing lovers due to the heart of the Himalayas. Island Peak, otherwise called Imja Tse, is seen as a pyramid of ice and shake crest in Nepal. The mountain itself is the augmentation of the South Ridge of Lhotse Shar, differentiated by a minor col. The edge climbing to the south starting here accelerates the summit of Island Peak.

Island Peak Climbing with EBC Trek gives an agreeable move as well as furnishes a percentage of the most terrific view of the Himalayas in the Khumbu area. Seen from the summit of the Titan Mountains, Nuptse (7,879 m), Lhotse (8,501 m), Lhotse Middle Peak (8,410 m), and Lhotse Shar (8,383 m) make a semi-loop in the north. The perspectives of Makalu (8475 m) in the east and Baruntse and Ama Dablam in the south include more appeal for climbing Island Peak. The voyage reached the end at Lukla Airport, then we flew again to Kathmandu. This area has its chance to attract every person on the line. Nepal Mother House is ready for the schedule incorporating trekking Gokyo Valley to Everest Base Camp and Island Peak.

Island Peak Climbing with Everest Base Camp is the most famous climbing/trekking peak in Nepal. Sherpa, the capital of Namche Bazaar, is veering off the trail to Everest Base Camp. We will enter the superb Gokyo valleys, a place where there are high-height lakes and frosty glacial masses. In the wake of intersection Cho La (5,420 m/17,778 ft) (except the set to Gokyo valley and us continuing towards Everest base camp simultaneously), we go towards the Khumbu icy mass in transit to Everest base camp (5,358 m/17,575 ft), and you can revel in the stupendous scene from Kala Patthar at 18,192 ft (5,545 m). Our track slides to Dingboche and heads off to Chhukung Valley and Island Peak (Imja Tse) Base camp. One should come and grab an opportunity to see this wonderland high and low.

We, Nepal Mother House, are dedicated to serving Island Peak Climbing the best of the best to our beloved clients. Our profoundly experienced Guide, Porter, staff, and effective office administration might work towards giving you the best of encounters throughout your stay in Nepal. Our exceedingly encountered and expert tour guides on the peak of mountain peaks guarantee that our customers' security is fundamental constantly. Come and join us for a wonderful holiday for a lifelong memory.

Highlights

  • Island Peak Climbing combines with EBC Trek.
  • Most Popular Trekking Peak in Nepal.
  • Lifetime experience in the heart of the Himalayas.
  • Birds-eyes amazing view of mountains from the top.
  • Island Peak (6,189 m) is known as Imja Tse Peak.
  • Everest Base Camp, Sherpa culture and tradition.
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Included

Island Peak Climbing with Everest Base Camp Cost Details

Includes

  • Three meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner), tea, coffee in a cup, & accommodation during the trek.
  • Trekking permit for Sagarmatha National Park and Peak Climbing permit and Climbing Guide.
  • All local transfer and domestic flight and domestic airport departure taxes.
  • All camping equipment, two men's tents, a dining tent, a kitchen tent, a toilet tent, a table, chairs, and mattresses during the trekking & peak climbing. And personal equipment (down jackets, slipping bags, etc.) during the trekking you needed.
  • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the trekking and climbing period.
  • Guide, cook, sherpa, kitchen staff, and porters.
  • Insurance for trekking staff and equipment.
  • All transfers and domestic flights. Kathmandu to Lukla & Lukla to Kathmandu by plane (weight limit: 10 kg main baggage and 5 kg hand per passenger/flight).
  • Star level 3 night’s hotel accommodation in Kathmandu twin bed sharing basic with BB Plan.
  • Long-range experience friendly and helpful guide and professional climbing sherpa guide.
  • Requiring helpful and strong porters during peak climbing.
  • Guides and porters salary, accommodation, meals, all transportation.
  • Guides and porters insurance for the happy journey.
  • Other fees and taxes if necessary.
  • A one-day rafting trip with transportation and lunch.

Excludes

  • Personal travel Insurance (must be covered in case need evacuation)
  • Personal equipment for Trekking & Peak climbing.
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu. Hard and cold drinks (coke, Fanta, juice, beer, etc.), chocolate, bakery bread, souvenirs, hot showers during the trek, and other things and tips for the guide and porter.
  • Things that we don’t mention above in our services (trip cost includes).
  • Emergency Rescue evacuation.
  • Personal expenses/Bar bills.
  • Tipping for trekking staff. 
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Departure Dates

Except fixed departure date, we have every day departure according to your requirements.

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Essential Information

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  • Be sensitive to local customs, traditions, and practices, as your behavior may be seen as improper, hostile, or even illegal.
  • Never step over anyone's feet/legs, and pull in your legs when somebody wants to pass.
  • Never touch anybody with your feet, and also never point in a direction using your feet. The feet are considered the most impure part of the body.
  • When entering somebody's kitchen, temple, or monastery, take off your shoes.
  • As a woman, you should always be dressed, avoiding provocation, so keep your shoulders and legs covered.
  • It is very polite to give and accept with your right hand, and even more so when you use your left hand to support the elbow of your right hand.
  • When in doubt about how to behave in certain situations, keep a low profile, do not shout, and keep your dignity.
  • It is better not to touch offerings or persons when they are on their way to shrines.
  • Beef is prohibited among both the Hindus and Buddhists. No female animal is killed for food.
  • You may not be allowed entry to the inner sanctuaries of temples and stupas.
  • You may be interested in taking snaps of temples, stupas, and monuments. Generally, temples, stupas, and monuments are permitted to be photographed, but it is better to have permission before using your cameras. 

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