ISLAND PEAK CLIMBING
ISLAND PEAK CLIMBING
Sherpa Expedition & Trekking (Est.1977) are pleased to announce FOR ADVENTURERS the most awesome, exhilarating & unforgettable climbing and treks on offer anywhere today!
ISLAND PEAK expedition via Everest base camp
"Island Peak (6,189m) is one of the most popular peaks in the Everest region of Nepal. Island Peak lies on top of the Chhukung glacier between Amadablam and Lhoste Mountain."
Island Peak Climb and mountain peak “3 Passes Trek” takes us to a series of beautiful turquoise lakes within the Gokyo valley, including the well known Renjo La Cho La and Kongma La Pass. Before reaching Island Peak we pass through Mt. Everest Base Camp. On our 19 day journey, we ascend to Gokyo Ri and Kala Patthar which provide a magnificent close-up view of the beautiful views of the world's highest Himalaya mountains, including Khumbu, Pumo Ri, Lingtren, Khumbutse, Lola, Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Lobuche Peak. Island peak climbers must be physically fit and trekkers should have some experience in vigorous outdoor activities. Beginners of reasonable health levels can manage this climb. Island peak is a technical and challenging climb. On the journey to Island Peak we pass through Khumbu Valley, witness world-renowned Sherpa culture and majestic views of the snow-covered Himalaya range before scaling Island Peak.
The Island Peak Climb and Everest Three Passes Trek requires trekkers to undergo acclimatization and is ideal for adventure seekers in their quest for a challenging trek and climbing experience.
Key Features & highlights of climbing Island Peak
- The Island Peak climb at an altitude of 6189m in the famous Khumbu region.
- Amazing, mountain views from Island Peak Summit.
- View expansive areas of glaciers, ice, and in-your-face mountain peaks.
- Use professional equipment such as crampons and karabiners.
- Gain experience in a ‘real’ mountain climbing environment.
- A unique adventure and experience of camping at Island Peak Base camp.
- Safe and hygienic food.
- Climbing to Kalapathar's amazing viewpoint at the base of Mt. Everest.
ITINERARY
Day 1 : Arrival at Kathmandu & transfer to hotel.
From the time you arrive in Kathmandu, the capital and cultural city of Nepal, we will be there at the airport to greet you and take you to your hotel. After arriving at the hotel you will have time to explore Thamel and buy any necessities you require for your trek.
Day 2 : Trip preparation in Kathmandu.
Today, in the early afternoon, you will meet our team and review the gear you have brought and, if necessary, to take you shopping in the event you need some extra equipment for the trek..One thing that is essential is that you have comfortable and appropriate climbing boots. In the evening we will have a last-minute briefing about your trek. It is suggested you get a good night’s sleep. Tomorrow is a big day.
Day 3 : Fly to Lukla (2,800m/9,184ft) then trek to Phakding (2,652m/8,700ft)
After a short morning flight to Lukla, you will be introduced to your guide and porter. We begin our trek with an easy walk through Chaurikharka village and descend to Dudhkoshi Ghat (2,530m/8,300ft). We follow the trail along the bank of the Dudh Koshi River until Phakding (2,652m/8,700ft), where we stay the night and acclimatize. With some free time, you can explore Phakding, a very popular stopping point along the way.
NOTE: Lukla flights depart and return to Ramechhap instead of Kathmandu due to ongoing upgrades at Kathmandu Airport. Ramechhap is about a 4-hour drive from Kathmandu, so we will head for the airport at about 2 a.m. Similarly, the return drive at the end of the trek is between 4 to 6 hours depending on traffic.
Day 4 : Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3,440m/11,283ft) 5-6 hours
A relatively easy walk through Monjo goes through pine trees offering glimpses of distant snow-covered peaks with spectacular views of waterfalls and yaks carrying trekking luggage. At Monjo, local authorities will check you have the necessary permits, such as TIMS cards and Park entry fee receipt. Your guide will take care of the paperwork which will give you time to stroll around and take in the sights. We will then enter the Sagarmatha Park and ascend a relatively steep trail finally arriving at Monjo where we will stop for lunch. After lunch, we continue our trek through forests and paths cross a watercourse via a high bridge. Once over the bridge, we continue our upward climb towards Namche and then have a long ascent to Namche Ukalo (steps). We continue uphill until when you reach Namche where you will be excited to get your first glimpse of Mt. Everest. Tonight you will stay at a lodge where all meals are included i.e. breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Day 5 : Rest day at Namche Bazaar for acclimatization .
Health specialists recommend that, even on a rest day, we stay active and move around in order to help in acclimatization. This is an ideal opportunity to experience the culture of Namche’s village and take in the views of construction projects on Everest. An interesting place to visit in Namche is its native flora and fauna exhibition of the region. It is an option for trekkers to hike to Khumjung village (5-6 hours) where you can visit the mountaineer college. In the evening you can also visit the night bazaar at Namche.
. Included meals - breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Day 6 : Namche Bazaar to Tengboche (3,870m/12,694ft).
After breakfast, we will head off and trek to Tengboche via Phunki – a relatively easy climb. Tengboche Monastery is one of the most famous Buddhist monasteries in Nepal and the Khumbu region. Here you can enjoy the traditional blessing from the monks before your climb to the Sagarmatha Park and get to see the Scientific and Cultural Organization World Heritage electronic computer and a 360-degree view of the Himalayas including Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku. The Tengboche Monastery opens at 3:00 pm, and if luck is on our side we will get to witness a brilliant spiritual ceremony
We will stay the night at Tengboche with all meals included i.e. breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Day 7 : Tengboche to Pheriche (4,200m/13,776ft).
In the morning, with the Himalayas in the background, we will take advantage of the natural light for a photo shoot around the Sherpa village of Tengboche and its landscape, including the monastery. After leaving Tengboche we will descend through a forest and cross a stream. The next leg again takes us uphill where the landscape is more sparse and drier. Our next leg takes us to the beautiful village of Pheriche located next to a river. Pheriche is also where the helipad is located for emergency mountain rescues, with a nearby medical clinic.
Meals – breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Day 8 : Pheriche to Lobuche (4,930m/16,170ft).
The day begins straight after breakfast with an easy trek heading toward Dugla. Khumbu, with its unique geological formation, is our next challenge crossing boulder strewn slopes ascending to Chupki Lhara which has a vast number of prayer flags and stones honoring Scott Fischer (American mountaineer) and 10 time Mount Everest summiteers and Chiri Sherpa (Nepalese mountain guide) who both died on their last attempt to Everest. During this leg of the trek we pass Khumbutse, Lingtren, Pumori and Mahalangur Himal before arriving in Lobuche. Meals -breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Day 9 : Lobuche to Gorak Shep (5170 m/16,961ft), visit mountain peak Base camp (5364m/17,594ft)
Our trek today takes us to the Mountain Peaks Base Camp passing next to the enormous Gorak Shep Lake. As we continue we see many Indian army mountaineers' memorials. At this stage of our climb the trial becomes confusing, making it necessary to stay close to our guide. At this higher altitude the trek is quite tiring, passing through loose rocky terrain and streams, remnants of old glaziers. were once glaziers until we reach Mountain Peak Base Camp. At Mountain Peak Base Camp is an array of vivid colored tents in contrast to the bleak grey surroundings, most noticeable in spring. From this location we get fantastic views of Nuptse, Khumbuste, and Pumori. We will then head to Gorak Shep for a well deserved night’s sleep.
Meals - breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Day 10 : Gorak Shep to Kala Patthar (5545m/18,192ft) and back to Lobuche.
In the pre-dawn darkness and cold temperatures (-10 to -14 C) and potentially cold winds we head off on today’s trek witnessing spectacular views of the towering peaks of Lingtren, Khumbutse, and Changtse in the east. It is not until we reach Kala Patthar that we have a panoramic 360 degree views – including the in-your-face view of Everest. This is a photographers dream come true! Tonight we sleep well and rest in Lobuche.
Meals - breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Day 11 : Lobuche to Kongma La (5,535m/18,159ft) to Chhukung (4,730m/15,518ft).
Once again, after breakfast, we trek via Khumbu through ice masses to Kongma La Base Camp at (5,000m/16,404ft). This section of our ascent to Kongma La pass is probably the most difficult part of our trek. Along the way there are many rock cairns draped in prayer flags marking the pass. On our decent we trek through Imja Khola where water from the slopes of Everest collect. After passing through this valley we descend to Chhukung a quaint summer settlement. After reaching Chhukung your guide will check his instruments and our equipment before our final climb to Chhukung. Instead of taking the route through Kongma La pass we may take an alternative route via Dingboche to Chhukung.
Meals - breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Day 12 : Chhukung to Island Peak base camp (5,200m/17,060ft). 5 to 6 hour trekking
A fairly steep trek, initially heading east then south, is ahead of us as we climb to Island Peak Base Camp. is on a fairly steep path. We traverse a winding path on the southern flank of the mountain, before coming to a refreshing easier path alongside a stream. The route to Amphu Labtsa is in the southeast as we zigzag through the Imja Khola through rocky terrain on the south of Island Peak.
Tonight we rest up at Island Peak Base Camp.
Meals - Breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Day 13 : Pre-climb coaching at Island Peak Base Camp.
Our day begins immediately after breakfast. During the day we are coached in techniques and the use of equipment prior to our ascent of Island Peak. Our guides will instruct you on how to use crampons, ascent boots, harnesses, ascenders, and other equipment. Several rope techniques will also be explained and will boost your confidence and improve your skills and chance of success in the climb. The rest of the day will see us trekking to the high camp and then we will return to the bottom camp for the night.
Meals -Breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Day 14 : Island Peak base camp to Island Peak summit (6,189m/20,305ft), back to base camp: 10-12 hours.
Although Island peak does not require technical expertise, it does however require strength and stamina. It does however require some basic skills and how to avoid mishaps. It is essential that we reach the summit before lunch, as in the afternoon it can be extremely windy. The path climbs hundreds of meters from the bottom camp before facing a sharp incline initially on a sandy trail before turning to grass, and finally over boulders. The path eventually narrows before entering a steep rock vale (narrow channel of rock). We finally, after many steps across and through the vale emerge on the other side Your guide, for safety reasons, may fix a rope to each climber to assist in climbing the final snowy slope to the ridge at the summit. The rope may often extend to 350m depending on the season and danger of crevices. Some of these crevices may be 2 to 3 meters across requiring the use of ladders. Once at the summit it is time to take out your camera and capture the magnificent views and get your breath back!. We will then descent to Island Peak Base Camp, and with your guides, will celebrate our success.
Meals - breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Day 15 : Island Peak Base Camp to Pangboche (3,985m/13,074ft) 5-6 hours.
After yesterday’s more strenuous climb, today’s trek will be relatively easy as we head down to lower altitudes. We take a similar route back through Khumbu Khola reaching the Asiatic villages of Orsho, and Shomare. We may also take a historically significant path to go to the Gompa in higher Pangboche which is said to be the oldest route in the Khumbu region. Alternatively, we may take the usual path to Pangboche, a picturesque village with Everest to the north and Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Kangtaiga to the east with Kongde in the south. The Imja Khola River can be seen meandering through the wide fertile land. I
Meals - Breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Day 16 : Pangboche to Namche Bazaar (3,440m/11,286ft): 4-5 hours.
Leaving Pangboche we return on the same path to Imja Khola heading up through the forest to Tengboche. If there is enough interest we can visit the nuns at their Tengboche residence. After lunch at Tengboche we descend along a path surrounded by alpine bush and juniper trees. After crossing the bridge over the Dudh Koshi watercourse, our path takes us to Dudh Koshi Gorge taking us through pine forests before finally reaching Sansa. On the way down we should keep our eyes peeled for glimpses of mountain goats, snow leopards, colorful pheasants, and other wildlife. After emerging from the forest we pass through Chorten before reaching the military camp at Namche Bazaar. Tonight we stay at Namche Bazaar.
Meals - Breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Day 17 : Namche Bazaar to Lukla (2,800m/9,186ft)
The rocky path down is steep and it is advised to be cautious crossing this rocky landscape. We eventually cross the suspension bridges over the rapid flowing Dudh Koshi and its tributaries, where the path becomes flatter and easier to negotiate. After our arrival in Lukla we can stretch our aching legs and blissfully recall the exhilarating experiences of the last few weeks.
Meals - breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Day 18 : Fly back to Kathmandu (1,350m/4,428ft).
Today we take a morning flight to Kathmandu. In Kathmandu, we can reminisce and can shop for souvenirs. Our guides will steer you in the right direction and where to find some bargains! In the evening we share a farewell dinner to celebrate your climb to the summit of Island Peak.
Meals - breakfast & dinner
Day 19 : Final Departure from Kathmandu
Your journey in Nepal involves Associate in the trip finish today! there's nothing to try to however trade emails together with your travel companions and organize your photos. A representative from Sherpa Expedition and Trekking can take you to the airdrome, about three hours before your regular flight. On your means home, you'll need much time to set up your next journey within the marvelous country of Nepal.
SERVICES
Cost Included in your package
- Arrival and departure transfer services to and from both domestic and international flights as per itinerary.
- 3 Night hotel accommodation in Kathmandu including breakfast.
- Trekking Lodge/teahouse and tented accommodation during trekking and climbing session
- Experienced and government licensed high altitude trekking guide during the trekking and climbing period
- Schedule flight tickets for Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu to all the climbing members, Sherpa guide.
- 3 meals a day, breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee available in the tea house/hotel/lodge during the trek.
- 3 fresh & hygienic meals a day: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be served at base camp.
- Strong, helpful Sherpa porters with proper safety equipment and walking equipment, his salary, food, accommodation, and insurance (one porter for two people).
- Trekking permit (Sagarmatha national park entry fee).
- TIMS card (Trekking Information Management System).
- Climbing permit of Nepal government to climb Island Peak.
- First aid medical kits for the group and the staff.
- Use of sleeping bag, down jacket, duffel bag and walking poles (if you don’t have your own, to be returned after trip completed).
- Helicopter rescue insurance for high altitude staff.
- Trekking and climbing map of Island peak.
- Our service charge and government taxes levied in Nepal.
- Farewell dinner in a typical Nepali restaurant with a domestic culture show in Kathmandu.
- Sherpa Expedition and Trekking T-shirt
- Oxygen meter to check your pulse and oxygen saturation and heart rate twice daily (Very useful to check Altitude Mountain Sickness(AMS) symptoms) which will ensure your health during the trek.
Cost Excludes
- Lunch and Dinner during your stay in Kathmandu (except farewell dinner).
- Any packed food/snacks, aerated drinks, energy drinks, mineral water, alcohol, cigarettes, chocolates, health bars.
- Items of personal nature - laundry expenses, tips.
- Rescues, repatriation, medicines, medical tests, and hospitalization expenses.
- Medical insurance and emergency rescue evacuation if required.
- Travel insurance and helicopter rescue.
- Airfare of international flights.
- Nepal entry visa fee (easy to obtain the visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport – Kathmandu). $25 USD for 15-day visa.
- Personal climbing gear.
- Tips, gifts, souvenirs.
- Tips for the guide, porter, and driver (tipping is expected)
EQUIPMENTS
EQUIPMENT required
You will be carrying all of your gear and share some of the cluster gear. Keeping your pack light is important, so choose light-weight clothing and equipment. Be sure to have a range of clothing suitable for all conditions. Sudden change of weather may require layering of clothing. Three layers will meet your needs. Avoid cotton or fabrics that do not maintain heat when cold. Comfortable durable wool (or proven fabrics) that breathe and expel sweat lends itself to an additional pleasant experience!'
We will offer complimentary water and a windproof duffle that you'll use on the trek - carried by porters. The duffle is yours to keep once at the end of the trek. You can safely leave your bag, together with your non-trekking requirements, at our office in Katmandu and collect them upon your return.
All equipment, such as base camp tents, room accessories, climbing rope, ice screws, snow bar and ice hammer is provided by Sherpa Expedition & Trekking.
Climbing Gear
- Alpine climbing harness - (instrumentality square measured) essential for the climb with leg loops that match other clothing and equipment.
- 2 protection karabiners - the large, pear-shaped ring is best, screw gate sort counseled
- 3 regular carabiners. Lightweight; BD Hotwire square measure counseled.
- Ice ax w/leash. Light-weight (Grivel Air school, diamond Raven, or Charlet Moser Snow.
- Walker/pole – adjustable - below 5’7” use 60cm; 5’7”- 6’2” use 65cm; over 6’2” use 70cm.
- Plastic mountain boots (Koflach Degree, Lowa Civetta, or Scarpa Alpha), or animal skin double mount boots (La Sportiva Olympic Mons, Boreal GI or equivalent; should be mountaineering/crampon compatible)
- Crampons - should be appropriate plastic boots (new-style sort recommended). A straightforward repair kit (Grivel G12, diamond Contact, or Charlet Moser Super 12)
- Belay/rappel device (Figure eight preferred)
Upper Body
- 2 cotton jerseys.
- 1 polypropylene jersey.
- 2 long sleeve polypropene shirts. light-weight, pastel for sunny days.
- 2 girls sports bras - synthetic, no cotton!
- 1 softshell - Gnawing Animal Dri-clime Wind Shirt, geographic region Stretch Zephyr or Krushell Jacket (R2 slipover acceptable).
- Down/synthetic sweater or vest. geographic region Puffball jacket or sweater preferred; R4 Jacket acceptable
- Hard Monkey jacket with hood waterproof and breathable. Gore-Tex or equivalent is best, convenient enough to use over multiple layers.
- 1 expedition down windcheater with hood. This is often, in all probability, your most vital piece of clothing! It is important that your jacket is 700+ fill down, baffle construction (not seamed) and contains a thickly insulated hood.
- Hand Wear
- You will need 2 systems: one glove system for lower on the mountain and mittens over mitt system for the cold temperatures encountered on summit day.
- 2 pairs of liner gloves. skinny wool or polypropene -1 pair of heat gloves fleece or wool and 1 pair of expedition shell gloves.
- 1 pair of standard expedition shell mitts or professional mitts. If they are doing not have articulatio radiocarpea straps take into account stitching one on in order that you'll be able to either attach it to your jacket or cinch the strap to your articulatio radiocarpea in order that you are doing not lose your mittens in high winds.
Head Gear
- Warm hat - wool or artificial that covers your ears.
- Balaclava
- Face mask.
- Shade hat or jockey cap.
- Glacier glasses. 100 percent UV protection with aspect shields and a hard-sided storage case (e.g. Julbo or Cebe)
- 1 extra pair of further dark glasses (also with UV protection just in case your other pair breaks).
- 1 ski spectacles with UV protection
- If you need prescription ice mass glasses, have your lenses changed according to your prescription.
Lower Body
- 4 pairs of liner socks. plastic or Capilene & 3 pairs of light-weight trekking socks.
- 2 pairs of medium-heavy wool socks – hiking boots with liner and wool socks.
- 1 pair of nylon shorts.
- 1 pair of nylon pants for trekking and around camp.
- 2 light-weight pairs of underwear
- 1 pair of fleece pants with facet zipper or “puff-ball pants”
- 1 pair of the soft-shell pant (e.g. geographical region Guide pants or Granite Pants. Schoeller fabrics).
- 1 pair of quality shell pants, waterproof/breathable with full facet zips, Gore-Tex or equivalent is best.
- 1 pair of gaiters. Confirm they're going to work over plastic boots (OR Crocodiles or equivalent).
- 1 pair of down booties (optional).
- 1 pair of trekking shoes for the hike to base camp and use at camp
- 1 pair of sandals or gym shoes for Katmandu and in camp
- All luggage and packs need to be waterproof or plastic luggage.
Pack
- 1 light-weight internal frame pack (approx 65-liter cube-shaped ).
- 1 daypack optional for the approach hike and for potential use on summit day If you propose to use it for your summit pack it should be large enough for your down jacket, misc. clothes, food, and water. The Lowe Alpine lepton or carbonado Speed twenty-eight is great, light-weight (16 oz.) choices.
- 1 large (122 liters approx.) duffel for gear and should be sturdy to be used on pack animals
- Small padlock for a duffel.
- 1 small duffel for bags stored in Katmandu. We will provide a complimentary duffel/kit bag for the items you purchase in Katmandu.
Sleeping Gear
- 1 down sleeping bag rated to -10 F (Gore Dry loft or similar cloth helps defend down and dark colors speed drying time)
- Sleeping Pad. Full length closed cell foam (mandatory) and/or Therma-Rest for additional heat and luxury.
Miscellaneous
- 1 kit with non - steroidal anti-inflammatory pills and other medications suggested by your doctor.
- Lip balm - a minimum of SPF twenty, 2 sticks. A string taped to the stick is useful to hold around your neck
- Sunscreen - a minimum of SPF40
- Headlamp. Petzl Myobelt Three or another suitable type.
- 3 Water bottles – 10 centimeter wide-mouth Nalgene (1 may be a pee bottle).
- Hydration bladder with drinking tube for lower mountain (optional)
- Packets of electrolyte powder for rehydration.
- Plastic mug w/snap-on lid, 16 oz. or larger.
- Bowl and spoon. Plastic, tiny Tupperware works well. Lexan spoons are best.
- Pocket knife - tiny Swiss-army kind.
- Water purification. Iodine tablets or Polar-pure crystals
- Toiletry kit. Take care to incorporate bathroom tissue hold on in the bag.
- 3-4 massive plastic bags for keeping miscellaneous gear dry.
- Nylon stuff sacks For food and equipment storage. Massive Ziplocs are also useful.
- Towel.
- Earplugs.
- Hand wipes.
- 1 tiny chrome steel vacuum bottle (optional).
- Favorite snack foods (not too heavy).
- Paperback books, cards, ipod, etc.
- Binoculars (optional for viewing the route from the lower camps).
- Camera - one light-weight to take shots while on the mountain One SLR camera is optional for the trek..
- Fanny pack or notecase for travel documents, cash & passport.
- Passport and passport photos
Airline departure details. Please leave your airline ticket at our office in the event you need to alter your departure date.
"While you're needed to bring everything on this list, there are suitable variations that are also suitable. Many of these items can be purchased in Kathmandu from stores that cater to mountain trekking.
GOOD TO KNOW
Insurance
It is obligatory to possess smart travel insurance or emergency evacuation insurance that covers evacuation from high altitudes. It is advisable that you have cancellation insurance - just in case of an accident or for some reason, due to unforeseen circumstances, the trip is canceled.
Fitness and Experiences
For your personal safety and success, we recommend physical activities like running, swimming and some smaller climbs to lower peaks which incorporate climbs that involve the use of crampons. Be prepared for extreme exposure and steep drop-offs and be capable of carrying around 30lbs/15 kilos. If possible, get some experience in technical rock and mountaineering climbing to prepare for your trek and climb to Island Peak. Be familiar with using other climbing equipment, such as jumar ascenders, crampons, and ropes.
Food
Trekking at altitude requires a lot of energy. We recommend you bring your own healthy snack foods to snack on along the trek.
Accommodation
In Kathmandu, you will stay at deluxe hotels and while on the trek your accommodation is in native lodges/guesthouses. At base camp your accommodation is in tented camps. All accommodation is based on a twin share basis.
Emergency Rescue
In case of any high hypoxia problems, it is recommended as a primary precaution to return to a lower altitude. If the problem persists you will need to be evacuated if necessary by helicopter rescue and jeep.
Weather Forecast
During the climb, your guide will have access to current weather conditions.
Any questions can be directed to Sherpa Expedition & Trekking. We are here to ensure you are well-equipped and prepared for this fantastic adventure.
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Livia Hoxha
Australia
4 months ago
Island Peak Summit
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“Great trip with amazing scenery and a very good Climbing guide (Wangchu Sherpa). Daily treks could be hard but well worth it and the Island Peak climb was amazing.”
Johan Kallunki
Canada
4 months ago
AWESOME EXPERIENCE !
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“I had an awesome trek and Peak Climbing in February on the Everest Base Camp and Island Peak." From my arrival in Kathmandu, everything was very well organized until I leave the country. I was taken care of by the Sherpa team, who made sure I had everything I needed and lended me some missing equipment for the trek. During the 3 weeks of the trek and climbing, my guide KWangchu Sherpa was outstanding! He was very friendly, knowledgeable and professional. He always made sure I was comfortable and safe and patiently waited for me and even helped me carry some of my stuff during the most challenging parts of the climb :). This has been an amazing experience and I highly recommend Sherpa Expedition and Trekking Team for great Experience in Nepal. I will definitely come back for another Expedition !”
Kristina Pudas
United Kingdom
4 months ago
Great Sherpa Team
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I initially chose the Sherpa Expedition and Trekking because they seemed to be more professional than the other agencies. Now that from my Island Peak trek, I can only say that everything was perfectly organized. I had an excellent time, no only thanks to the professionalism of Ram and Wangchu Sherpa, his guides and porters, but also thanks to their great friendliness. Next time I will be back for Himlung Himal Expedition with sherpa Team.!
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