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Mount Everest, rising to an elevation of 8,848m, is the world’s highest mountain. Named ‘Qomolangma’, or ‘Goddess Mother of the Snows’, in Tibet, Everest was first ascended on 29 May, 1953 by New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay from Nepal, via the South Col Route.
Since then, reaching the summit of Everest has become the ultimate dream for climbers around the world. Everest expedition from North side has become more popular among the mountaineers to make their dream come true to stand on the summit of Everest. Due to the many reasons, low cost of royalty and other mountaineering services and uncomplicated route to the summit are the key factors to be a focus for more Everest climbers from North Col.
George Mallory and Andrew Irvine had chosen this route to summit Everest in the year 1924 but whether or not they succeeded still remains a mystery.
Day 01 Arrive Kathmandu; transfer to hotel
Days 02 & 03 Preparation
Day 04 Fly Lhasa 3650m; transfer to hotel
Day 05 Sightseeing in Lhasa
Day 06 Drive Shigatse 3840m
Day 07 Drive Shegar 4350m
Day 08 Acclimatization day in Shegar
Day 09 Drive Rongbuk 5000m
Day 10 Trek Everest Base Camp 5150m
Day 11 Acclimatization
Day 12 Trek Camp I 5450m
Day 13 Trek Intermediate Camp 5760m
Day 14 Rest day
Day 15 Trek Camp II 5970m
Day 16 Trek Everest Advance Base Camp 6200m
Day 17 Rest
Days 18-56 Climbing Period
Day 57 Climb Down (Clean Base Camp) and trek to Chinese base camp 5200m
Day 58 Drive Kerung 2800m
Day 59 Drive Kathmandu
Day 60 Depart Kathmandu
Day 01 Arrive Kathmandu; transfer to hotel
Days 02 & 03 Preparation
Day 04 Fly Lhasa 3650m; transfer to hotel
Day 05 Sightseeing in Lhasa
Day 06 Drive Shigatse 3840m
Day 07 Drive Shegar 4350m
Day 08 Acclimatization day in Shegar
Day 09 Drive Rongbuk 5000m
Day 10 Trek Everest Base Camp 5150m
Day 11 Acclimatization
Day 12 Trek Camp I 5450m
Day 13 Trek Intermediate Camp 5760m
Day 14 Rest day
Day 15 Trek Camp II 5970m
Day 16 Trek Everest Advance Base Camp 6200m
Day 17 Rest
Days 18-56 Climbing Period
Day 57 Climb Down (Clean Base Camp) and trek to Chinese base camp 5200m
Day 58 Drive Kerung 2800m
Day 59 Drive Kathmandu
Day 60 Depart Kathmandu
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Clothing:
Head & Hand Gear
Accessories
Climbing Equipment
Medical & Personal
Travel Items
Arrival & departure transfer by private vehicle
+ Preparation & Welcome dinner at an authentic Nepali restaurant with cultural show in Kathmandu
+ CTMA royalty for member & Sherpa (US $ 9950 for member & US $ 3300 for Sherpa)
+ Accommodation as per itinerary
in 3 * hotel in Kathmandu & Lhasa B & B basis
Accommodation in hotels/lodges provided by CTMA en route to Base Camp (all meals need to be taken care by members themselves)
+ Tibet Visa and Travel Permit for expedition members & crew
+ Surface transfer of members and crew & transfer of climbing equipment for Sherpa
+ Luxurious service at Base Camp with gas heater; individual sleeping tent with mattress, kitchen tent with 2 cooks & necessary number of
kitchen boys, dining tent with tables and chairs, shower tent, toilet tent, storage tent, all meal
+ Solar power at Base Camp for battery charging
+ High altitude food & tents for members & Sherpa
+ Individual tent with mattress & cook at ABC for member
+ Tents at C1, C2 & C3 (each tent will be shared by member and his climbing Sherpa)
+ 1 Sherpa for 1 member during climb (1:1 ratio)
+ Rope & rope fixing
+ Walkie Talkie
+ 6 Oxygen bottles (4L) with regulator for each member
+ 4 Oxygen bottles (4L) with regulator per climbing Sherpa
+ Medical kit
+ Yak & Yak herders
+ Climbing equipment for Sherpa
+ Insurance for crew
+ Environmental fees
+ Farewell dinner at an authentic Nepali restaurant with cultural show in Kathmandu
– International flights and Nepal Visa Fee
– Kathmandu-Lhasa airfare; if flying to Lhasa
– Lunch & Dinner in Kathmandu except for farewell dinner in Kathmandu
– Travel Insurance including emergency rescue evacuation
– Personal medicines, medical tests and hospitalization expenses
– Personal trekking/climbing gear
– Additional trekking/climbing gear (available on hire)
– Tips and summit bonuses U $ 850-1000 above 8000m
– Any extra expenses arising out of various/unforeseen situations like natural calamities, landslides, political disturbances, strikes,
road blocks, changes in Government regulations etc.
– All other items not mentioned in the list of ‘What’s excluded in the cost’
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