Mount Everest Expedition (8,849 m)

Destination Everest, Nepal, Pokhara
Activity Nepal Expedation
Duration 50 Days
Group Size 1
Grade Challenging

Mount Everest Expedition (8,849 m)

50 Days
Min 1 Pax.

Trip Overview

The summit of Mount Everest 8,848.86m represents the ultimate mountaineering achievement. Join Nima Adventure’s fully supported expedition in Spring 2026. We provide world-class logistics, a guaranteed 1:1 Sherpa ratio, and a premium Base Camp experience to maximize your safety and success on the South Col route.

Expedition Overview

This 50-day itinerary is meticulously designed for optimal acclimatization and a successful summit push during the stable pre-monsoon weather window in May. We focus on transparent communication and the highest standard of support, ensuring you can dedicate your full focus to the climb.

Detailed 50-Day Itinerary

Days 01 – 02 Arrival in Kathmandu & Preparation

Day Highlight: Expedition start and final briefing.
Day Details: Arrive at Kathmandu Airport 1,350m and transfer to your hotel. Day 02 is dedicated to rest, gear checks, and the essential expedition briefing.
Altitude: 1,350m
Accommodation: Aloft Kathmandu Hotel
Meal: Breakfast (Day 02 only)

Day 03 Lukla Flight & Trek to Phakding

Day Highlight: Scenic mountain flight and first steps on the trail.
Day Details: Take the schedule flight from Kathmandu to Tenzing-Hillary Airport, Lukla 2,840m. From here, begin the gentle 4-hour trek to Phakding 2,652m
Altitude: 2,840m
Accommodation: Comfortable Lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 04 Trek to Namche Bazaar

Day Highlight: Entering Sagarmatha National Park and the first view of Everest.
Day Details: A challenging $7$-hour trek crossing several suspension bridges, including the famous Hillary Bridge, leading to the Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar 3,440m
Altitude: 3,440m
Accommodation: Comfortable Lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 05 Essential Acclimatization in Namche

Day Highlight: Crucial acclimatization day.
Day Details: We use this day for a short hike (e.g., to the Everest View Hotel) to aid acclimatization by ascending high and sleeping low. Enjoy views of Everest and Ama Dablam.
Altitude: 3,440m
Accommodation: Comfortable Lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 06 Trek to Tengboche

Day Highlight: Visiting the historic Tengboche Monastery.
Day Details: A rewarding 5-hour walk, mostly flat until the final ascent to Tengboche (3,860m), home to the largest monastery in the Khumbu region.
Altitude: 3,860m
Accommodation: Comfortable Lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 07 Trek to Dingboche

Day Highlight: Entering higher yak pastures.
Day Details: The 5-hour trek continues through Pangboche and into the sparse landscape leading to Dingboche 4,250m, where the air begins to thin noticeably.
Altitude: 4,250m
Accommodation: Comfortable Lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 08: Second Acclimatization Day in Dingboche

Day Highlight: Rest and active acclimatization.
Day Details: This second full rest day is vital. We take a short, steep hike to Nangkartshang Peak for views of Makalu and Cho Oyu before descending back to Dingboche.
Altitude: 4,250m
Accommodation: Comfortable Lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 09 Trek to Lobuche

Day Highlight: Passing the memorials at Thukla Pass.
Day Details: A 4-hour trek that takes us past the Thukla Pass, where we find stone memorials for climbers who perished on Everest. We arrive at Lobuche 5,018m, nearing the Khumbu Glacier.
Altitude: 5,018m
Accommodation: Comfortable Lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 10 Arrival at Everest Base Camp (EBC)

Day Highlight: Reaching the heart of the expedition.
Day Details: Trek from Lobuche to Gorakshep 5,170m and then onwards to our meticulously set up Everest Base Camp (EBC) 5,364m. Settle into your individual box tent and rest.
Altitude: 5,364m
Accommodation: Individual Box Tent
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Days 11 – 43 Phase 2: The Climbing Period(Climbing, Training & Summit Period)

Day Highlight: Rotations, acclimatization, and the summit bid.
Day Details: This extended window is dedicated to rotation trips to Camp I and Camp II for further acclimatization, Khumbu Icefall training, and camp setup up to the South Col (Camp IV). The final weeks are reserved for the summit push, dependent on favorable weather reports provided daily.
Altitude: 5,364m
Accommodation: Base Camp Tent / High Camp Tents (shared with Sherpa)
Meal: Full Board (High-Altitude Expedition Quality)

Day 44 Phase 3: Return & Departure( Descent to Lobuche)

Day Highlight: Base Camp cleanup and initial descent.
Day Details: After successfully concluding the climbing period, we conduct a full cleanup of our Base Camp area before trekking back down to Lobuche.
Altitude: 5,018m
Accommodation: Comfortable Lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 45 – 47 Swift Return Trek

Day Highlight: Enjoying the lower altitude air.
Day Details: Continue the rapid descent from Lobuche, through Pangboche and Namche Bazaar, back to Lukla 2,840m for the final night in the mountains.
Altitude: 2,840m
Accommodation: Comfortable Lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 48 Flight to Kathmandu

Day Highlight: Return to the capital.
Day Details: Take the schedule flight from Lukla back to Kathmandu, followed by transfer to the hotel.
Altitude: 1,350m
Accommodation: Aloft Kathmandu Hotel
Meal: Breakfast

Day 49 Free Day & Farewell Dinner

Free Day & Farewell Dinner

Day 50 Final Departure

Day Highlight: Expedition conclusion.
Day Details: Transfer to Kathmandu International Airport for your final departure, or optionally, join other Nima Adventure activities.
Altitude: 1,350m
Accommodation: N/A
Meal: Breakfast

Cost Includes

We are dedicated to providing a high-value, all-inclusive package that covers critical safety and regulatory expenses, ensuring peace of mind throughout your journey.

A. Climbing & Safety

Expert Sherpa: One experienced, licensed, at least 5-time Everest Summiteer Sherpa per client (1:1 ratio). All Sherpa wages, insurance, and equipment are covered.
Oxygen Supply: 8 Bottles (32L) of Poisk Oxygen per member for Everest (plus 5 bottles for Lhotse). Includes the latest model of Summit or Top-out system mask and regulator.
Medical Support: Medical consultation services provided via the HRA clinic at Base Camp. First Aid kits are supplied for the group.
High-Altitude Gear: Provision of common climbing equipment (fixed/main rope, ice bars, ice screws, snow bars).

B. Permits & Government Compliance

All Royalty & Permits: Fully paid Peak Royalty Fee, Climbing Permit, and all required documentation fees.
Official Liaison: Fully paid Government Liaison Officer, including domestic flights, wages, and equipment.
Route Fees: All Trekking Permits (TIMS), Everest National Park entry fee, and Khumbu Icefall charges by the SPCC.

C. Premium Logistics & Comfort

Base Camp Accommodation: Each member receives an individual box tent at Base Camp, complete with double foam mattress and pillow.
Higher Camps: North Face/Kailas (2-man tent) provided for sharing with your Sherpa at higher camps.
Food: Highest standard of food possible at Base Camp. Freshly cooked food and kitchen services at Camp II. EPI Cooking gas/stove provided for Camps I, III, and South Col.
Transportation: Scheduled flight tickets for Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu for members and staff. Airport arrival and departure transfers.
Baggage: Generous 60kg baggage allowance per person carried by porter or Yak to Base Camp.
Communication & Power: Satellite phone and walkie-talkies provided. Generator for back-up lighting and charging electronics at Base Camp. Heater provided for the dining room.

Cost Excludes

Mandatory High-Altitude Insurance: Coverage for all medical expenses and high-altitude rescue/air evacuation costs is compulsory.
International Travel: Member’s international flight tickets and Nepal entry visa fee.
Gratuities/Tips: Summit bonus for the Climbing Sherpa (minimum US$2,000 per mountain) and tips for Base Camp/Camp II kitchen staffs (US$350 per person).
Personal Gear: Personal climbing gears, clothing, and individual medical kit.
Personal Expenses: Lunch/Dinner during Kathmandu stays (except farewell dinner), packed snacks, aerated drinks, alcohol, Wi-Fi/internet costs, and laundry.
Contingency Costs: Any extra expenses arising from unforeseen situations (e.g., weather delays, natural calamities, political disturbances).

Equipment list:

1.Travel Documents
2. Foot Wear
• Normal Socks (3-4Pairs)
• Trekking Shoes (1 Pair)
• Slippers
3. Hands
• Thin Fleece Gloves (1 Pair)
• Wind Stopper Fleece Gloves
4. Upper Body
• Light Weight Top / Thermo Coat
• Buff
• Fleece Jacket (1)
• Gore Tex Jacket (1)
• Down Jacket (1)
• Cotton T-Shirt (2-3)
5.Lower Body
• Mid Weight Long Under Pants
• Under Wear (4-5 Pairs)
• Gore Tex Pant. (1)
• Water Proof Pant(1)
6. Head
• Sun Cap
• Balaclava
• Fleece Hat
• Neck Gaiter (2-3)
7. Sleeping Bags
• Sleeping Bag – 20 Degree Celsius (For
base camp)
8. Bag Packs
• Rucksacks 45L – 55L
• Duffle Bag 90 L (1 Piece)
09. Sun stuffs
• Sunscreen (Minimum SPF 50)
• Lip balm with SPF 30
• Sunglasses (UV protection)
• Toiletries.
10. Water Bottle & Thermos
11. Medicines
• Brufen / Ibuprofens
• Antibiotic
• Diamox
• Paracetamol
• Handy Plaster
• Crack Bandage
• Tincture Iodine
12.Miscellaneous
• Walking Stick
• Umbrella / Rain Coat