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Everest Expedition
Trip Overview
Are you fully prepared and dare to challenge the expedition to Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world?
Book an all-inclusive and guided package, by an experienced Sherpa climber in Nepal with Everest Thrill, planned by highly experienced adventure professionals. You will be one in a million if you dare to climb. It is more than just climbing; it is a self-challenge.
One of the planet's most magnificent natural wonders, it has towering peaks, deep valleys, and gorgeous scenery. Of all the beautiful peaks of the Himalayas, none is more revered and fascinating than Mount Everest, a geological marvel situated at the center of this immense range.
Everest is the highest peak on Earth, rising a staggering 29,032 feet (8,848.86 meters) above sea level. It is a representation of human bravery, tenacity, and the unwavering pursuit of success.
The expedition journey normally starts from the Everest Base Camp. You spend several days in Base Camp. During this, you will train in the Khumbu Icefall, go to Camp 1, Camp 2, and Camp 3, and come back to base camp.
Once you are fully acclimatized and ready for the summit push, you will leave base camp for the final attempt to climb Everest on favorable weather.
Highlights of The Everest Expedition
- A legendary and dangerous part, Khumbu Icefall, because of its unpredictability, it is one of the trickiest sections of the climb.
- Sherpas and their ability to navigate hazardous terrain with skill and withstand high altitude conditions are invaluable.
- Difficulties with Altitude: Getting Acclimatized and Altitude Illness
- At 26,000 feet, the South Col is a high-altitude camp that serves as the last stop before the summit assault.
- The tricky and rocky part of the Hillary Step, named for Sir Edmund Hillary.
- Push for the summit: The last ascent to the summit, known as the "summit push," is often made in May during a short window of favorable weather.
- Summit: Silent Panorama of Zenith Climbers may enjoy an amazing sweeping view from the peak of Mount Everest, which is situated at 29,032 feet.
- Descending the echoing elevation involves cautious navigation through potentially dangerous areas.
- In addition to the physical difficulties, Everest expeditions provide you with a singular cultural experience that enables you to fully engage with Sherpa culture and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Khumbu region.
All things considered, the Everest expedition is a complex journey that involves more than just reaching the peak. It includes environmental responsibility, history, culture, and the unwavering human spirit that aspires to push limits and scale new heights, both physically and figuratively.
Everest Expedition Cost
Expedition cost varies from different factors like international operators vs local operators, service type, etc. Our fully guided inclusive Expedition package cost 45500$ per person.
Who Can Join Expedition
The Everest expedition is one of the most challenging and prestigious mountain climbs in the world. Reaching the top of Mount Everest requires strong physical shape, advanced climbing experience, and the ability to handle extreme altitudes.
It is not a regular trek; it is a high-risk and highly rewarding adventure for those who dare.
- Experienced rock climber: If you have previously climbed on peaks of 6000 or 7000 meters. Understand that the Everest demands expertise with ice axes and crampons, and experience in glacier climbing.
- Physical fit and mentally strong climbers: You need excellent physical shape and mental confidence. Climbing includes several weeks at high altitude, long day climbing, and facing unexpected weather. Only those who can be calm under pressure and push through extreme conditions should try this expedition.
- Trained ones for High altitude: If you are trained for high altitude and know how your body reacts, you will be better prepared for Everest. Altitude sickness is a serious risk, and previous acclimatization experience is very important.
- Climbers with the correct permits and support: This expedition requires a special climbing permit from the government and a registered company like Everest Thrill. We offer guides, sherpa, oxygen, food, and safety equipment to support your climb from base camp to the summit and return.
- Passionate Adventurers or Skiers Ready for Final Challenge: For those who have big dreams and are emotionally attached to rock climbing, climbing on Mount Everest must be your final goal.
Setting off on an Everest Expedition provides a comprehensive experience that integrates mental health, physical fitness, and a deep connection with the environment.
You experience amazement and respect for the natural environment when you come across local species, which further demonstrates the deep connection with nature.
You will have a deep feeling of accomplishment when you conquer obstacles, including altitude changes, challenging terrain, and erratic weather.
Beyond the climb, these increased self-assurance and self-worth have an impact on other facets of life. The voyage serves as a stimulant for one's development, encouraging fortitude, flexibility, and introspection.
To sum up, climbing Mount Everest requires mental, emotional, and physical health into account. It is a fully immersive experience that nourishes the spirit in addition to strengthening the body.
If you are thinking of preparing for the Everest Expedition, our Ama Dablam Expedition Itinerary will help you to prepare and boost your confidence before climbing Everest.
Itinerary
Planning an Everest Expedition is a complex and challenging task that requires careful consideration of various factors, including weather conditions, acclimatization, and logistical support.
Below is an outline of a typical itinerary for an Everest expedition. When all expedition phases are included, the average length of an Everest Expedition trip might be between two and three months. An ideal itinerary for the Everest Expedition trip typically looks like:
Upcoming Departures
| Departure Date | Price | Trip Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| No departures available for February | |||
Trip Map
The Everest Expedition Route mainly covers Everest Base Camp, Camp 1, Camp 2, Camp 3, Camp 4, And Summit of the Everest.
Altitude
| Locations | Altitude (Meters) | Altitude (Feet) |
|---|---|---|
| Base Camp (EBC) | 5,364m | 17,598ft |
| Camp I | 6,065m | 19,900ft |
| Camp II | 6,400m | 21,000ft |
| Camp III | 7,200m | 23,600ft |
| Camp IV | 7,950m | 26,085ft |
| South Summit | 8,690m | 28,510ft |
| Everest Summit | 8,848.86m | 29,032ft |
Weather
The table below shows the average temperature range and wind speed as per the location during the climbing season (April to May).
| Locations | Altitude (m) | Day Temp. (∘C) | Night Temp. (∘C) | Avg. Wind Speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base Camp | 5,364m | 0 to +10 | -10 to -15 | 10-15km/h |
| Camp I and II | 6,000m+ | -5 to -10 | -15 to -20 | 15-25km/h |
| Camp III | 7,200m | -15 to -20 | -25 to -30 | 20-40km/h |
| Camp IV (South Col) | 7,950m | -20 to -25 | -30 to -35 | 30-60km/h |
| Everest Summit | 8,848.86m | -25 to -30 | -35 to -45 | 40-160+km/h |
Gear & Equipments
What will you experience?

Mt. Everest

Climbing Everest

Base Camp Everest

Khumbu Icefall
Expedition Preparation Tips
Careful planning is necessary to guarantee a safe and pleasurable Summit of Everest. The following are important points to remember and things to pack for a Mount Everest Expedition:
Level of Physical Fitness
- Cardiovascular Conditioning: To increase endurance, take up cardiovascular workouts like cycling, running, or trekking.
- Strength Training: Incorporate strength training to strengthen your muscles, especially your core and legs.
- Altitude Simulation: To help your body adjust to reduced oxygen levels, try including altitude simulation exercises, such as utilizing a hypoxic chamber.
Health Check Before Expedition
- Medical Check-up: Seek the advice of a medical expert for a comprehensive examination.
- Immunizations: Verify and renew your regular immunizations.
- Medicine: Bring altitude sickness medicine if a medical expert prescribes it.
- Remain Hydrated: To keep hydrated at high elevations, drink a lot of water.
Conscientious Hiking
- Leave No Trace: Comply with the guidelines of Leave No Trace.
- Respect Local Culture: Learn about and show respect for the customs and traditions of the area.
- Remain Updated: Keep yourself informed about any changes to the route and the weather.
Gradual Acclimatization
- Create an itinerary that combines days of acclimatization with progressive elevation increases.
Mental Readiness
- Retain a cheerful outlook, particularly in trying times. Just as vital as physical conditioning is mental toughness.
Research and Education
- Acquire knowledge about the trail, its difficulties, and the local way of life.
Through careful trip planning and careful study of these pointers, you may raise your level of preparedness for the Mt. Everest Expedition and raise your chances of a safe and pleasurable expedition.

Everest Expedition
USD 45500/per person


