60-Day Mount Everest Expedition from Kathmandu to Summit and Back

Everest expedition

Highlights

Trek to Everest Base Camp (5,364m) while gradually acclimatizing to high altitude

Complete multiple acclimatization rotations to Camps I, II, III, and IV

Experience the challenging climb through the Khumbu Icefall and Western Cwm

Wait for the perfect summit window at the South Col (Camp IV, 7,920m)

Reach the summit of Mount Everest (8,848m) with support from experienced Sherpa guides

Descend safely back to Base Camp after successful summit attempt

Mount Everest, Everest Base Camp-South

nature, trekking, photography

Private Tour

60 Days

Strenuous

English

Description

Embark on a transformative 60-day Mount Everest expedition, starting in Kathmandu with gear preparation and team briefings. Journey through the legendary Khumbu region, passing through Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, and Dingboche on your way to Everest Base Camp. Acclimatize through carefully planned climbing rotations at Camps I, II, III, and IV. Await the ideal weather window before making your summit attempt to the top of the world at 8,848 meters.

Itinerary

Day 1–5: Arrival in Kathmandu and Preparation
- Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal.
- Transfer to hotel and meet with the expedition team.
- Check and organize gear and equipment.
- Attend mandatory government and team briefings.
- Complete permit formalities and orientation sessions.
Day 6–8: Drive to Lukla and Trek to Base Camp
- Drive to Lukla (2,860m), avoiding weather-related flight delays.
- Begin trek to Phakding (2,610m) through rhododendron forests and Sherpa villages.
- Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440m), the gateway to the Khumbu Region.
- Rest and acclimatize in Namche Bazaar with short hikes.
Day 9–14: Trek to Everest Base Camp
- Trek from Namche Bazaar to Tengboche (3,860m), visit the famous monastery.
- Trek to Dingboche (4,360m) with views of Ama Dablam.
- Spend an acclimatization day in Dingboche, hike to Nangkartshang Peak.
- Trek to Lobuche (4,940m) and Gorak Shep (5,170m).
- Arrive at Everest Base Camp (5,364m), set up camp.
Day 15–30: Climbing Rotation and Acclimatization
- Begin acclimatization climbs to Camp I (6,065m).
- Climb to Camp II (6,400m) and spend several nights to adjust.
- Return to Base Camp for rest and recovery.
- Climb again to Camp II and continue to Camp III (7,200m).
- Sleep at Camp III, descend to Base Camp for final preparations.
- Monitor weather for summit window.
Day 31–40: Summit Push
- Climb to Camp II and rest before moving higher.
- Ascend to Camp III and then to Camp IV (7,920m) at South Col.
- Wait at Camp IV for a suitable summit window.
- Begin summit attempt, departing around midnight.
- Reach the summit of Mt. Everest (8,848m) and return to Camp IV.
- Descend to Camp II or Base Camp, depending on timing and energy.
Day 41–50: Descent and Rest
- Descend fully to Base Camp.
- Rest, recover, and celebrate at Base Camp.
- Begin trekking descent to Gorak Shep, Lobuche, and Dingboche.
- Continue trekking to Namche Bazaar.
Day 51–55: Return to Lukla
- Trek from Namche Bazaar to Phakding.
- Trek to Lukla (2,860m).
- Celebrate completion of trek with the team.
Day 56–60: Fly to Kathmandu and Departure
- Weather-permitting flight or drive from Lukla to Kathmandu.
- Transfer to hotel and enjoy free time or sightseeing.
- Debrief with expedition company.
- Return rental gear and receive summit certificates.
- Prepare for international departure.

What's Included

Climbing permits obtained from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) or the Tibetan Mountaineering Association (TMA) depending on the chosen route

Full expedition support team including experienced mountain guides Sherpas and logistical staff

Complete setup and management of Everest Base Camp with food accommodation and sanitation facilities

Technical climbing equipment including crampons ice axes ropes anchors and other required gear

Supplemental oxygen cylinders and masks for high-altitude climbing support

Camping equipment including high-altitude tents sleeping bags and cooking gear for upper camps

Domestic flights between Kathmandu and Lukla (Nepal side) or to base camp access point (Tibet side)

Ground transportation from Lukla to Everest Base Camp (Nepal route) or from Tingri to Base Camp (Tibet route)

All meals and accommodation during the expedition including base camp and high camps

Satellite phone or radio communication systems for coordination and emergencies

Medical support including basic supplies and access to a team doctor or trained medical personnel

What's Excluded

International flights to and from Kathmandu or Lhasa

Personal climbing gear including boots harness helmet and other personal items

Travel insurance covering emergency medical evacuations trip cancellations and other unforeseen events

Any additional services or costs not specified in the chosen expedition package

Visa fees and any applicable entry or exit taxes

Tips and gratuities for guides Sherpas and support staff

Extra nights in Kathmandu or Lhasa before or after the expedition

Costs arising from unforeseen delays route changes or evacuation due to weather or health issues

Personal expenses such as snacks beverages laundry or satellite phone use

Expenses for additional porters or services requested individually by climbers

Know Before You Go

Maintain top cardiovascular fitness to handle high altitude and physical strain.

Build muscular endurance to carry heavy loads and navigate steep, rugged terrain.

Gain experience in high-altitude mountaineering, ice climbing, and crevasse rescue.

Learn rope fixing, anchor use, and safe movement on steep, icy slopes.

Understand and manage the risks involved in high-altitude climbing.

Recognize the physical and psychological effects of altitude.

Foster teamwork, communication, and trust within the expedition group.

Obtain necessary permits from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) or the Tibetan Mountaineering Association (TMA).

Hire experienced guides and Sherpas to enhance safety and success chances.

Monitor weather forecasts and adapt plans to shifting mountain conditions.

Prepare an emergency response plan, including evacuation procedures.

Carry a personal first aid kit and have basic medical knowledge.

Use reliable communication tools like satellite phones for emergencies.

Respect Sagarmatha National Park rules and minimize ecological impact.

Follow best practices for waste management at all camps and along the trail.

Budget for permits, gear, travel, guides, and other expedition essentials.

Purchase comprehensive insurance covering medical evacuation and emergencies.

What To Bring

Crampons for traction on ice and hard snow

Ice axe for balance self-arrest and belaying

Climbing harness for attaching to ropes and anchors

Protective helmet for head safety

Dynamic ropes anchors and other technical gear for climbing and rappelling

Moisture-wicking base layers including tops and leggings

Fleece jackets and pants as insulating layers for warmth

Waterproof and breathable jacket and pants for weather protection

Down suit for extreme cold conditions at high altitude

Insulated gloves for warmth and hand protection

Hats balaclavas and face masks for wind and cold protection

Insulated sleeping bag rated for extreme cold temperatures

Collapsible trekking poles for balance and reduced strain

Headlamp with extra batteries for night-time movement

Personal first aid kit with altitude and wound care supplies

Hygiene essentials including toothbrush toothpaste and biodegradable soap

Supplemental oxygen cylinders and masks for high-altitude support

Lightweight emergency shelter or bivy sack

Satellite phone or two-way radio for emergency communication

Water bottles or hydration bladder to maintain fluid intake

High-quality sunglasses with UV protection for snow glare

Sunscreen and lip balm to protect against harsh UV exposure

Durable camera for capturing expedition moments

Check with your expedition team for specific gear requirements or rental options

Pack clothing in layers to adapt to rapidly changing weather

Carry essential documents including passport permits and travel insurance

Meeting Point

Kathmandu, Nepal

Cancellation Policy

For cancellations within 24 hours before the tour -

Refund of 50% of the tour price.

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60-Day Mount Everest Expedition from Kathmandu to Summit and Back

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Itinerary

Day 1–5: Arrival in Kathmandu and Preparation

Day 6–8: Drive to Lukla and Trek to Base Camp

Day 9–14: Trek to Everest Base Camp

Day 15–30: Climbing Rotation and Acclimatization

Day 31–40: Summit Push

Day 41–50: Descent and Rest

Day 51–55: Return to Lukla

Day 56–60: Fly to Kathmandu and Departure

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60-Day Mount Everest Expedition from Kathmandu to Summit and Back

Highlights

Description

Itinerary

Day 1–5: Arrival in Kathmandu and Preparation

Day 6–8: Drive to Lukla and Trek to Base Camp

Day 9–14: Trek to Everest Base Camp

Day 15–30: Climbing Rotation and Acclimatization

Day 31–40: Summit Push

Day 41–50: Descent and Rest

Day 51–55: Return to Lukla

Day 56–60: Fly to Kathmandu and Departure

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