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Lobuche Peak Climbing

$2575
Duration
19 days
Max People
20
Min Age
18
Tour Type

Description

Embark on an exhilarating journey to conquer the majestic Lobuche Peak with the Nepal Peak Adventure team.  We have a 19-day climbing package for the Lobuche Peak Climbing Expedition that has all essential services, good accommodation, and a professional guide to help you with a safe peak climbing experience.

Here, we will cover everything to know about the Lobuche Peak cost, accommodation, food, itinerary, map, and other important questions.

  1. Lobuche Peak Climbing Cost Inclusion
  2. Climbing Difficulty

About Lobuche Peak East:

This thrilling Lobuche Peak Climbing adventure takes you to the heart of the Everest region, offering a perfect blend of high-altitude climbing, stunning mountain panoramas, and a sense of achievement like no other. Here are some trip facts about Lobuche Peak East climbing.

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Another thing is that the Lobuche Peak Climbing expedition offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for experienced climbers. However, the ascent to Lobuche Peak (6,119m) requires technical skills and proper acclimatization to the high-altitude environment.

What is the elevation and height of Lobuche Peak?

The elevation and height of Lobuche Peak East is approximately 6,119 meters (20,075 feet) above sea level. Before the summit, the elevation of Lobuche High Camp that you will be camping is 5,400 meters. Similarly, from the high camp to Lobuche East Summit, it takes 8 to 10 hours to reach and return back.

The benefit of Climbing Lobuche Peak:

The benefit of climbing Lobuche Peak provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in the Sherpa culture and hospitality, interact with the local Sherpa community, visit ancient monasteries, and gain insights into their mountaineering traditions and way of life. While trekking on the trail, experience the warm friendship and shared passion for the mountains as you connect with fellow climbers from around the world.

Service Included in Lobuche Peak Climbing:

  • Private Vehicle service for Airport pick-up & Drop (Both to international airport & domestic airport)
  • Welcome dinner in a reputed Nepali restaurant with a live Nepali Cultural program/performance
  • Standard Accommodation is provided inside Kathmandu with Breakfast service on the basis of Twin Sharing
  • Two way Flight ticket to Lukla either from Kathmandu or Ramechhap, Airport Tax, & Domestic Transfer
  • Private Vehicle for Ramechhap Airport during peak season
  • Tea house/Mountain Lodge & Tent accommodations during the whole Trek & Climbing
  • All meals during the trekking & climbing | Full Board Meal
  • 3 times tea/coffee drinks
  • Seasonable Fruits after Dinner
  • Climbing Crews expenses
  • Climbing/Trekking Guide: Government-certified experienced, fluent English speaker, first aid and eco-trained climbing guide.
  • Assistant Guide: As per the group size, the assistant guide is provided wherever necessary
  • Porters: As per your group, the porter will be hired to carry heavy loads for you during the whole trek
  • All permits charged for Trekking & Climbing
  • All federal & Local taxes as applicable
  • Rent services for a Down jacket & Sleeping Bag upon request
  • Company Duffle Bag(for the expedition purpose only) & T-shirt (as a souvenir)
  • Trekking map
  • Certificate of Climbing Completion
  • Group medical Kit Box 
  • The arrangements of Emergency Helicopter evacuation service according to your Travel insurance company coverage.
  • Private vehicle for Final Departure to International Airport

Service Excluded in Lobuche Peak Climbing Cost Exclusion:

  • Nepal Visa
  • International flight to Kathmandu & return ticket from Nepal
  • Your meal at Kathmandu besides welcome dinner, farewell dinner, and breakfast
  • The entire cost of beverages (except hot drinks mentioned in the inclusion list), mineral water & beer
  • Travel Insurance (must include helicopter evacuation)
  • Tipping to Guide & Porter or any other climbing crew
  • Climbing equipment of personal nature
  • Items not included in the inclusion list come under your expenses

People Ask About Lobuche Peak Climbing Cost:

What are the types of Accommodations found during the Lobuche Peak Adventure?

During a Lobuche Peak Adventure, you will find Teahouses, lodges, and camping tents. Teahouses are the most common form of accommodation that will provide basic facilities like beds, blankets, & common dining areas. Above 4,000m, most of the accommodations are tea houses, and the cost ranges from USD 10 to USD 20 per head.

Lodges are slightly better than teahouses as they often have private rooms with attached bathrooms and are only available under 4,000m altitude. Lodges also have common dining areas where you can enjoy your meals with other trekkers. Staying in the lodges can cost around USD 15 to USD 50 according to quality and facilities.

During Lobuche Base Camp or before the summit, Camping is the only method to have a good rest as there will be no teahouses or lodges. Camping cost is included in the package price.

Lobuche Peak Climbing Outline Itinerary

According to the outline itinerary, the time to trek from one destination to another may change according to your physical fitness of yours. Even though it may take extra time to trek from one place to another, there will be no change to our services. Thus, here is a perfect itinerary for Lobuche Peak East Climbing in Nepal"

  • Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu & a short drive to your hotel via private vehicle
  • Day 02: Sightseeing in Kathmandu & Preparing gear for the trek
  • Day 03: Flight to Lukla from Ktm(30 min) or Ramechhap(15-20min flight) & 3-4 hour Short hike to Phakding
  • Day 04: 5-6 hour Trek to Namche Bazar (3,440m altitude)
  • Day 05: Acclimatization Day at Namche Bazar
  • Day 06: 5-6 hour Trek to Tengboche Monastery (3,867m) from Namche Bazar
  • Day 07: Trek to Dingboche 5/6 hours (4,410m altitude)
  • Day 08: Acclimatization Day at Dingboche
  • Day 09: 5-6 hour Lobuche Trek (4,940m)
  • Day 10: Trek to Everest Base Camp-5,364m via Gorakshep-5,164m
  • Day 11: Hike to Kalapathar-5,644m & Trek Back to Lobuche-4,940m (6/7 hour)
  • Day 12: Trek to Lobuche High Camp-5,400m (3/4 hour)
  • Day 13: From Lobuche High Camp to Summit-6,119m & Return back to Lobuche High Camp (8/10 hour)
  • Day 14: Contingency Day (can be skipped if everything goes well)
  • Day 15: Trek back to Pangboche-3,985m (7/8 hour)
  • Day 16: Pangboche to Namche Bazar (5/6 hour)
  • Day 17: Head back to Lukla from Namche Bazar (6/7 hour)
  • Day 18: Return back to Ktm or Ramechhap
  • Day 19: Escort to Airport & Final Departure

Itinerary Overview:

To start your trek and peak climbing to Lobuche, first of all, you need to reach Lukla which is the starting point. The journey begins with a picturesque flight into the high-altitude airport at Tenzing Hillary Airport Lukla. As a matter of fact, Lukla Airport is considered of the top 10 dangerous airports in the world.

Note: During the spring and autumn season, Lukla flights will always operate from Ramechhap instead of Kathmandu. So, it will be a 4-5 hour drive from Kathmandu to Ramechhap. From Ramechhap it is just a 15-20 min flight from Ramechhap to Lukla.

Following the route from Everest Base Camp Trek, the standard trekking route deviates from our trail to Lobuche Peak & then High Camp. High Camp is located at 5,400 meters above sea level, whereas Lobuche Base Camp is located in the Lobuche Village proper.

Our climbing Sherpa crew will instruct/refresh climbers on the fundamental use of the climbing equipment once they arrive at Lobuche Base Camp. To avoid the strong winds later in the day, we start the summit ascent around 2:00 AM. Depending on the experience of the climbers, we assign one climbing guide for every 2-4 climbers for their safety.

How Long Does it Take to Climb Lobuche Peak?

Lobuche Peak usually takes around 19 days, with the summit attempt typically occurring on Day 13. On the summit day itself (Day 13 in this case), the climb from the High Camp to the summit of Lobuche Peak, which is at an elevation of 6,119 meters or 20,075 feet, usually takes approximately 3 to 4 hours.

However, the specific duration of the climb can vary depending on various factors such as weather conditions, acclimatization needs, and the climbing experience and fitness level of the individuals involved.

Lobuche Peak Climbing Map:

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Lobuche Peak Climbing Difficulty & Preparation:

Lobuche Peak Climbing has a PD+ difficulty rating and is regarded as a technical climbing peak. A typical workout will not be adequate to prepare for this Peak Climbing, nor is it suitable for amateurs or beginners. It is crucial to have a flexible body, good knowledge of fundamental climbing techniques, and expertise using your harness, crampons, ice axe, and carabiner. For more information about difficulty factors, check out "Lobuche Peak Climbing Difficulty".

How complex and difficult is climbing Lobuche Peak?

-Lobuche East Climbing is a trekking and peak climbing program that will use extra energy and leave you exhausted by the time you reach the summit.

-The 45° snow wall top is going to be the roughest section, and getting to the 6,119m summit will be incredibly difficult.

- After passing through Lobuche Village, the terrain becomes rocky, steeper and steeper, with snowy slopes, and chilly. The trail is quite steeply ascending.

Are there any technical climbing skills required to climb Lobuche Peak, such as ice climbing or the use of ropes?

Yes, climbing Lobuche Peak East requires certain technical climbing skills such as ice climbing and climbing techniques such as using crampons, ice axes, and proper footwork. Similarly, it is also highly recommended that climbers have prior experience & training in climbing before attempting Lobuche Peak East.

Which is the best beginner-friendly climbing peak in Nepal?

Pokalde Peak, which is only 5,806 meters above sea level, and Yala Peak are the two best places to begin peak climbing if you're a beginner and wish to do it in Nepal. You should attempt the Lobuche Peak Climb after gaining some experience with ice climbing or peak climbing.

Even so, this preparation and guide can be helpful for you if you wish to climb Lobuche Peak for the first time since you are an avid trekker who has also engaged in rock climbing activities. The preparation for climbing Lobuche Peak will only be briefly discussed here. Check out our "Lobuche Peak Climbing Guide" for a comprehensive, detailed guide to climbing the peak, which includes information on expenses, packing lists, the ideal time of year, and much more.

Every peak climber must have the stamina and strength to continue moving forward. You must complete the following to strengthen your core in preparation for peak climbing:

  • Multi-Day Hiking Program for better pace management.
  • Rock climbing, ice climbing, and bouldering for strength and equipment knowledge.
  • Cardio exercises to build a flexible body
  • Diet planning to maintain a healthy body

Similarly to this, there are other factors you should take into account while organizing your peak climbing, such as the best weather and packing lists.

We need every success rate possible, so factors like packing lists and weather are very important. Duffel bags, headgear, body gear, footgear, gadgets, and other accessories are items found on packing lists. Keep in mind that choosing practical gear over pricey gear is what makes climbing Lobuche Peak successful. Similarly, when it comes to the best time for climbing Lobuche Peak, Spring, and Autumn seasons are perfect and during the month of April and October.

You should surely check out "Best Time for Lobuche Peak Climbing" if you are thinking about climbing.

Lobuche Peak Challenges:

Here are some of the main challenges associated with Lobuche Peak:

  1. High Altitude:
    With an elevation of 6,119 meters (20,075 ft) above sea level, the Lobuche Peak East has a thin layer of oxygen which poses threats like altitude sickness, reduced oxygen levels, & decreased physical performance.
  2. Technical Climbing:
    Even though Lobuche Peak Climbing is a beginner-friendly peak, it still requires technical climbing skills including ice climbing, steep slopes, & traversing ridges.
  3. Weather Conditions: 
    Another challenging situation when climbing Lobuche Peak East is the unpredictable weather such as strong winds, snowfall, & low visibility.
  4. Physical Endurance:
    Long trekking days, steep ascents, & extended periods of exertion can be physically demanding which is why Lobuche Peak requires a good physical fitness and endurance.

Why Nepal Peak Adventure above others?

Nepal Peak Adventure ensures the highest standards of safety and comfort throughout the Lobuche Peak Climbing expedition. We provide top-quality climbing equipment, high-altitude tents, nutritious meals, and experienced Sherpa climbers to support your journey. Our team is dedicated to making your climbing experience smooth, successful, and memorable.

Join us on this extraordinary 19-day Lobuche Peak Climbing expedition and push your limits to reach new heights. Stand atop the summit, surrounded by the majestic Himalayas, and savor the unparalleled sense of achievement and awe. Nepal Peak Adventure is committed to making your Lobuche Peak Climbing expedition a safe, thrilling, and unforgettable adventure of a lifetime.

Tour Plan

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Day 01 Kathmandu Arrival (1400m)

Upon your arrival in Kathmandu at Tribhuvan International Airport, you get your on-arrival visa from the immigration office at the airport. After clearing all the necessary documents, you can find us outside with a board & a name on it.

It is a short drive to Thamel from Airport around 30-40 minutes. Thamel is the first place where you will stay overnight. After freshening up, you can stroll around the city. Tonight, we will together have dinner at a typical Nepali restaurant with a cultural program.

Day 02 Sightseeing in Kathmandu and trek preparation (1400m)

Today, we will guide you to the major tourist destinations in Kathmandu. You will cover Pashupatinath temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Durbar Square including other places listed in the UNESCO world heritage site. In the evening, you will stroll around Thamel and prepare for the trek. Overnight at Kathmandu.

Day 3 Flight to Lukla (2860m) and hike to Phakding (2610m) – 30 minutes flight and 3/4 trek

You will set off early today to catch your flight to Lukla- a gateway to the Everest region. This short flight offers you fantastic views of emerald hills and mountains before landing at Tenzing- Hillary Airport. You will meet the rest of the climbing team members there. After breakfast, you will hike to Phakding where you stop for the day.

Day 4 Trek to Namche Bazar (3440m) 5/6 hour

Soon after you resume the trek, you will cross a suspension bridge over Dudhkoshi River. A dusty switchback trail leads you to Monzo- the gateway to the Sagarmatha National Park. After passing a Hillary suspension bridge, you will have the arduous climb to Namche Bazar. Overnight at Namche Bazar.

Day 5 Acclimatization day at Namche Bazar

Namche Bazar holds historical significance for trade and is still the primary destination for business for local people in this region. You will stroll around and acclimatize yourself to the high altitude. You can take a short hike to Synagboche Airport (3700m), visit the Sherpa Culture Museum and Everest Photo Gallery. We will stay overnight at Namche.

Day 6 Trek to Tengboche (3867m) – 5/6 hour

After breakfast, you will resume the trek on a moderate trail traversing a hill. You may spot Musk Deer and colorful Pheasant on the way. After that, you will take a downhill trail to Dudh Koshi River. Following Lunch, you will have a steep ascend over a rocky path through rhododendron forest to reach today’s destination, Tengboche. You can explore the famous Tengboche Monastery in the evening.

Day 7 Trek to Dingboche (4410m) - 5/6 hour

After breakfast, you will have a quick descend to reach Deboche. If you wish, you can detour a local nunnery there. An easy trail leads you to Imja Khola- a local stream. You will gradually leave the tree line behind and will walk on a rocky uphill path. After passing through a few settlements, you will arrive in today’s destination, Dingboche. Overnight at Dingboche.

Day 8 Acclimatization day at Dingboche (4410m)

Today you will stay at Dingboche to acclimatize yourself to the high altitude. You can hike to Nangkartshang or walk to Island Peak base camp. You also have a choice of strolling around the place and enjoy bakery items and hot chocolate at the famous local bakery cafe. Overnight at Dingboche.

Day 9 Trek to Lobuche (4940km) – 5/6 hour

You will take the trail leading to Pheriche valley after breakfast. After refreshment at Thukla, you will have an arduous uphill trek to Thukla Pass. Further, you will walk alongside the Khumbu Glacier on a rocky trail to reach Lobuche. You will have jaw-dropping mountain views during today’s trek. Overnight at Lobuche.

Day 10 Trek to Everest Base Camp (5364) via Gorakshep (5164m)

Today you will start early walking alongside Khumbhu Glacier crossing moraine leading to Gorakshep. Following Lunch, you will resume your walk towards the Everest Base Camp. After spending sometime at the base camp, you will retrace the trail to Gorakshep to spend the night.

Day 11 Hike to Kala Patthar (5644m) and trek back to Lobuche (4940m) - 6/7 hour

You will start early in the morning on a steep uphill path leading to Kala Patthar. Kala Patthar is one of the best places to view Mount Everest, Mt. Nuptse, and Mt. Lhotse including others. You will descend and have breakfast at Gorakshep before retracing the path to Lobuche. Overnight at Lobuche.

Day 12 Trek to Lobuche High Camp (5400m) - 3/4 hour

After breakfast, you will leave for today’s destination, Lobuche Peak High Camp. You will ascend on a trail traversing a moraine that becomes steeper after a while. On the way, you can witness stunning view of mountains and enjoy unique alpine topography. Then, an arduous path leads you to the Lobuche Peak High Camp. Our guide will teach you basic skills of climbing and using climbing gears.

Day 13 Lobuche High Camp to Summit (6119m) and return to High Camp (5400m) 8/10 hour

You will start early in the morning under chilling weather. You will start ascending the rocky and icy trail until you reach the Summit. It is essential to arrive there before noon as heavy afternoon wind makes climbing difficult. You should follow the guide’s instruction during the summit. There might be necessity of using ropes during the climb. From the Summit, you can see the snow-covered mountains including Mount Everest and Ama Dablam. Then, you will return to High Camp for overnight stay.

Day 14 Contingency day

Weather in the Himalayas cannot be predicted; therefore, we have kept this as a reserve day in case climbing does not go as planned. Also considering the increasing altitude and chilling cold, this day is saved for rest. However, if things go as scheduled, we can skip this day and continue our trek.

Day 15 Trek to Pangboche (3985m) – 7/8 hour

Today you will walk downhill to rejoin the classic route to the Everest Base Camp and then trek down to Pheriche. After Lunch, you will continue the downhill walk with the view of mountains and walk through a pasture arriving at Pangboche. You can explore Pangboche Monastery in the evening.

Day 16 Trek to Namche Bazar (3440m) – 5/6 hour

In the morning, you will enjoy the Mountain View from Pangboche and leave for Namche Bazar. You will descend towards Imja Khola- a local stream, and walk to Tengboche for lunch. Then, you will descend passing through rhododendron trees and cross Dudhkoshi River. An uphill trail through juniper forest leads you to a moderate trail leading to Namche Bazar. Overnight at Namche Bazar.

Day 17 Trek to Lukla (2860m) - 6/7 hour

Today, initially you will take a downhill trail leading to Hillary Bridge. After that, a switchback path leads you to Lukla. You will cross few settlements while walking alongside Dudhkoshi River today. You will spend your final night in the Khumbu Region celebrating your success with your teammates.

Day 18 Return flight to Kathmandu (1400m) 30 minutes flight

You will leave for Kathmandu in an early morning flight from Lukla. The guide will support you for boarding process at the airport. You will have bird’s-eye view of hills, mountains, and hilly villages during the flight to Kathmandu. Our representative will escort you to the hotel from there. We will take you out for farewell dinner tonight.

Day 19 Final Departure

Today is your last day in Nepal for this time. Depending on your flight time, our representative escort you to the Tribhuwan International Airport for your final departure. If you have a late night flight, you can wander around the city today.

Things to do upon your Arrival at Kathmandu before your trek:

Upon your arrival at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport, a representative from our company will be there to extend a warm welcome to you. You will then be swiftly transferred to the hotel in a private vehicle. Upon reaching the hotel, you can check in and take some time to relax. At the scheduled time, our company owner, Hom Rana, will personally greet you for the trip briefing on the Everest Base Camp Trek, providing comprehensive details.

During this briefing, we will carefully go through your packing list to ensure you have everything you need. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to meet your trek guide and receive essential items such as the company duffel bag, t-shirt, cap, and trekking map.

In the evening, we cordially invite you to join us for a welcome dinner hosted by the company. Following this, the next day you will embark on a flight to Lukla to commence your trekking adventure.

Lukla Flight Information (Kathmandu & Ramechhap):

We would like to update you on important changes regarding Lukla flights during peak trek seasons (March, April, May, October, and November). Due to increased air traffic in these months, Lukla flights will be operated from Manthali airport in Ramechhap instead of Kathmandu. However, during non-peak seasons (January, February, June, July, August, September, and December), Lukla flights will continue to operate from Kathmandu.

If you are catching a Lukla flight from Ramechhap, please be advised that you need to depart from Kathmandu early in the morning, around 1:30 to 2:00 AM. The journey from Kathmandu to Ramechhap takes approximately 4-5 hours. Your guide will arrive at your hotel at the specified time to pick you up and drive you to Ramechhap.

It’s important to note that Lukla flights may face disruptions due to factors such as bad weather, airline technical problems, and other unforeseen circumstances. Therefore, we recommend planning for an additional 2-3 days as a contingency to accommodate potential delays.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in adapting to these changes for a smoother and more enjoyable trekking experience.

Tea House Meals During EBC Trek:

Nepal Peak Adventure consistently provides our clients with top-notch lodging and dining options. Our Everest Base Camp package includes three full-board meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner, complemented by tea or coffee at each meal. Throughout the trek, you can choose your meals from the teahouse menu, which offers a variety of local and international dishes, ensuring you maintain energy levels with nourishing meals.

You have the flexibility to opt for Nepali, Western, or Indian cuisines during the entire trek, and the cost of food is covered in the package, allowing you to relish your preferred meals. We highly recommend trying Dal and Bhaat, a typical Nepali dish. For day hikes, it’s beneficial to carry energy bars or dried fruits and stay well-hydrated.

For health reasons, we strongly advise against consuming non-vegetarian items throughout the trek.

Typical Day during EBC trek:

Your trek officially begins upon your arrival in Lukla. Each day, a typical routine commences with a substantial breakfast served between 6:30 to 7:30 AM. After breakfast, you set out on your trek, progressing toward the planned destinations. Before starting the trek, it is advisable to pack all the essentials for the day hike in your backpack, while your duffel bags will be carried by the porter at their own pace.

Throughout the journey, you will make regular stops for short breaks to hydrate, have snacks, or capture photos. Typically, after three to four hours of trekking, a lunch break is scheduled along the route.

Upon reaching the designated overnight stay, you have the opportunity to relax or explore the surrounding area. In the evening, around 6 to 7 PM, dinner will be served. Following dinner, you can engage in conversation with your guide, who will also brief you about the plan for the next day. Subsequently, you can choose to retire to bed or spend your time playing cards, reading books, or simply relaxing at your own pace.

About Wifi, Charging, and Electricity Facility in Tea Houses:

Upon your airport arrival, it is recommended to acquire a Nepali SIM card (with Ncell being a suggested choice) for the duration of your entire trek. You can opt for a tourist data pack that remains accessible for most of the trek, covering locations like Lukla, Namche, Phakding, and Gorakshep. While teahouses generally offer WiFi facilities, there are additional charges ranging from approximately 300-500 per device. Hence, having a data pack proves beneficial in these regions.

In Tyangboche or Deboche, Dingboche, and Lobuche, you can obtain a WiFi card from Airlink. They offer an unlimited internet package at the cost of NRS 700 for 24 hours and NRS 1200 for 48 hours. This Airlink WiFi is accessible in almost all teahouses along the way but can only be logged in on one device.

For charging, an extra fee is required, depending on the devices and duration. Free charging is available until Namche, where there is an electricity supply. However, after Namche, particularly from Dingboche onward, all teahouses rely on solar energy, and charging your devices is not free. The pricing for charging varies from place to place. Note that charging may be slow and challenging at times due to low solar energy.

Best season for Everest Bsae Camp trek 14 Days:

The key ingredient for a successful Everest Base Camp trek is timing it right. The optimal seasons for trekking are spring (March to May) and autumn (November to December). However, it’s worth noting that during these peak seasons, the trail tends to be crowded with fellow trekkers. If you prefer a less crowded experience, choosing the shoulder times such as post-monsoon and pre-winter is an option, and Nepal Peak Adventure can seamlessly arrange it for you.

Preparation for trekking in Nepal is a crucial aspect, and when it comes to packing gear, careful selection of the right materials is essential. A well-thought-out preparation and packing strategy contribute significantly to the success of the trek.

We conduct a thorough packing list check during the briefing session in Kathmandu and provide you with a company duffel bag. It’s important to note that there is a weight limit of 20 kg for luggage carried by our porter, with one porter assigned for two trekkers. Therefore, each trekker’s luggage weight should not exceed 10 kg. We kindly request you to pack accordingly.

From headwear to footwear, here is the list of gear you will need to complete the trekking in Nepal properly.

Basic Gears and Equipment:

  • Duffle Bag (Company will provide you with a 50-70 liters duffle bag)
  • Day Pack (35-45 liters recommended) with rain cover
  • Trekking Poles (1 pair)
  • Four-season sleeping bag (can be rented at Thamel)
  • Sleeping bag liner (optional)

Personal First Aid Kit and Medications:

  • Our guides will carry a first aid kit provided by the company. However, you can have your own with the consultation of your doctor.
  • Water bottle / Water bladder

Headwear:

  • Beanie (1 Nos)
  • Sun hat or Cap (we provide a free company cap) (1 Nos)
  • Polarized Sunglass (1 Nos)
  • Buff/Neck Gaiter (1 Nos)
  • Headlight (1 Nos)

Body Wear:

  • Insulating layers/thermal wear (2 pairs)
  • T-shirt (2 pairs)
  • Full sleeve t-shirt (thin and thick) (1 each)
  • Waterproof and windproof outer layers (1 Nos)
  • Fleece jacket (1 Nos)
  • Down jacket (Company provides)

Lower Body:

  • Hiking Pants (2 pairs)
  • Comfortable pants for the teahouses (1 Nos)
  • Hiking shorts (optional)
  • Waterproof and windproof pant (optional)

Hand Wears:

  • Fabric liner gloves (1 pair)
  • Hard-shell outer glove (1 pair)

Feet Wears:

  • Fabric warm socks (2/3 pairs)
  • Hiking socks (2/3 pairs)
  • Trekking boot high ankle with a good grip recommended (1 pair)
  • Casual shoes for the teahouses
  • Gaiters (optional)

Personal Utilities:

  • Undergarments (according to your needs)
  • Pajamas or sleeping clothes (optional)
  • Sunscreen cream
  • Toothbrush and toothpaste
  • Toiletries
  • Snacks (chocolates, dry fruits, energy bars, etc.)
  • Playing cards
  • Power banks

Documentation:

  • Valid passport and necessary permits
  • Nepal visa
  • Extra passport-sized photos
  • Travel insurance details
  • Emergency contact information
  • Money (local currency and small denominations)

Note: Most of the gear can be rented in Thamel, Nepal, so you don’t need to carry heavy luggage. Also, some of the gear will be provided to you by Nepal Peak Adventure.

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