Luxury Everest Expedition 2027/2028

Today is for the main preparation of the Everest expedition. We will complete the required official formalities and expedition briefing and check all the climbing equipment before leaving Kathmandu.

There will also be time for any last-minute shopping or equipment arrangements. Our expedition leaders and climbing Sherpa team will discuss the route, acclimatization plan, safety procedures and other important aspects of the expedition.

Accommodation: 5-Star Hotel

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: 1,400m

Today, we begin our journey toward the Everest region by helicopter. We fly from Kathmandu to Lukla and continue toward Namche, depending on weather and flight conditions.

The helicopter approach saves several days of trekking and allows more time for acclimatization and preparation at higher elevations. After reaching Namche, we settle into our accommodation and take time to rest.

Accommodation: Luxury Lodge

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: 3,440m

Today is an acclimatization day at Namche Bazaar. We take a short and gradual hike around the area to help the body adjust to the increasing altitude.

There is no need to rush today. You can explore Namche Bazaar and the surrounding Sherpa settlement or simply take time to rest. Our team will monitor your health and prepare for the next stage of the expedition.

Accommodation: Luxury Lodge

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: 3,440m

After breakfast at Namche, we head towards the Everest View Hotel, gradually gaining elevation while enjoying the beautiful landscape of the Khumbu region. The trail offers impressive views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Everest and other surrounding mountains.

After reaching the hotel, we check in and have time to relax. Later, we can take a short and easy stroll or hike around the surrounding area, enjoying the peaceful mountain environment and breathtaking views from this beautiful location.

The rest of the day is kept relaxed for acclimatization. We spend the night at the Everest View Hotel, enjoying the mountain scenery and preparing for the journey towards the higher elevations.

Accommodation: Everest View Hotel

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: Approx. 3,880m

After breakfast, we continue toward Dingboche by helicopter. This saves the long trekking section between Everest View Hotel and Dingboche and allows us to reach the higher elevation with less physical strain.

Dingboche is surrounded by some of the most impressive mountains in the Khumbu, with Ama Dablam standing prominently above the valley. After arrival, we settle into our accommodation and rest.

Accommodation: Luxury Lodge

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: 4,410m

Today is another important acclimatization day at Dingboche. We take a gradual hike to the surrounding higher areas and return to Dingboche for rest.

The main purpose of the day is to allow the body to adapt to the altitude before continuing toward Everest Base Camp. Hydration, proper meals and adequate rest are important at this stage.

Accommodation: Luxury Lodge

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: 4,410m

We spend another day at Dingboche for rest and preparation. The climbing team will check the equipment and discuss the technical sections of the Everest route and the upcoming Lobuche Peak climb.

This is also a good time to review the use of crampons, harnesses, ascenders, ice axe and other climbing equipment before entering the higher mountain environment.

Accommodation: Luxury Lodge

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: 4,410m

Today, we continue our trek toward Lobuche. The landscape becomes more rugged as we move higher into the Khumbu valley.

The trail passes through the area above the tree line, with views of Nuptse, Pumori and other surrounding peaks. We maintain a comfortable pace and take regular breaks as needed.

After reaching Lobuche, we rest and prepare for the Lobuche Peak training and summit programme.

Accommodation: Luxury Lodge

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: Approx. 4,910m

Today, we leave Lobuche and continue toward Lobuche Base Camp. The trail gradually moves into a more alpine environment as we approach the base of Lobuche Peak.

After reaching Base Camp, the climbing team will settle in and prepare the equipment for the following day's training and summit climb. The Sherpa team will also review the route and climbing conditions.

Accommodation: Base Camp Tent

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: Approx. 5,000m

Today is dedicated to training, acclimatization and preparation for the Lobuche Peak summit.

The climbing team will review technical climbing skills, including the use of crampons, harnesses, ascenders, ice axe and fixed ropes. We will also check personal climbing equipment and discuss the route and weather conditions for the summit attempt.

The day will be kept flexible according to the weather, route conditions and physical condition of the climbers. Adequate rest and hydration will be maintained before the summit climb.

Accommodation: Base Camp Tent

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: Approx. 5,000m

Today, we climb Lobuche Peak, reaching an elevation of approximately 6,119m. This climb forms an important part of the expedition's high-altitude training and preparation for Mount Everest.

We begin the climb according to the weather and route conditions. With support from our climbing Sherpas and mountain guides, we make the ascent toward the summit. After reaching the summit, we descend carefully back to Lobuche Base Camp.

The climb provides valuable experience with higher altitude, technical terrain and the use of climbing equipment before entering the main Everest expedition phase.

Accommodation: Base Camp Tent

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Maximum Altitude: Approx. 6,119m

After completing the Lobuche Peak climb, we continue toward Everest Base Camp. From Lobuche, we make our way toward Gorak Shep before following the trail along the Khumbu Glacier toward Base Camp.

After reaching Everest Base Camp, we settle into our private luxury tent and meet the Base Camp team. The expedition facilities, dining area, communication facilities and other arrangements will be introduced.

From this point onward, we begin the main Everest expedition phase.

Accommodation: Luxury Private Base Camp Tent

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: Approx. 5,364m

After reaching Everest Base Camp, these days are dedicated to acclimatization, rest, climbing training and preparation for the high-altitude rotations.

During this period, the expedition team will conduct climbing and technical training at Base Camp, including the use of crampons, harnesses, ascenders, ice axes, fixed ropes and other equipment required for the Everest route. The team will also prepare for movement through the Khumbu Icefall and the higher camps.

As part of the preparation, the team will also undertake training on a 6,000m peak. This provides an opportunity to gain practical experience at higher altitude, test climbing equipment and build confidence before moving into the higher sections of the Everest route. The timing and exact training objective will depend on weather, route conditions and the acclimatization of the climbers.

The traditional expedition Puja ceremony will also be performed at Base Camp before entering the higher sections of the mountain. Equipment, oxygen arrangements and other expedition supplies will be checked and prepared during this period.

The exact activities for each day cannot be fixed in advance. Some days may be used mainly for rest and recovery, while others may include technical training, 6,000m peak training, short acclimatization hikes or expedition preparation. The schedule will be adjusted according to weather, route conditions, health and physical condition of the climbers and the advice of the expedition leaders.

Accommodation: Luxury Private Base Camp Tent

Meals: Full Board

Altitude: Approx. 5,364m

This period is dedicated to the main acclimatization rotations and preparation for the final summit attempt.

Depending on weather and route conditions, we will make progressive rotations from Everest Base Camp through the Khumbu Icefall toward Camp I, Camp II and, when appropriate, Camp III. The purpose of these rotations is to gradually expose the body to higher elevations and allow the climbing team to prepare the route and establish the necessary equipment and supplies at the higher camps.

After each rotation, we may return to Base Camp for rest and recovery before making the next climb. Fresh meals, proper hydration, health monitoring and sufficient rest will be maintained throughout this period.

The exact rotation schedule depends on weather, route conditions, the condition of the climbers and the advice of the expedition leaders. Some days will be spent at higher camps, while other days will be used for rest and recovery at Base Camp.

During this period, the team will also monitor the mountain and weather forecasts to identify the most suitable window for the final summit attempt.

Accommodation: Luxury Private Base Camp Tent / High-Altitude Camps

Meals: Full Board

Altitude: Base Camp 5,364m | Camp I approx. 6,065m | Camp II approx. 6,400m–6,750m | Camp III approx. 7,100m–7,300m

After completing the high-altitude rotations, we descend from the mountain by helicopter to Namche or Kathmandu, depending on weather, flight conditions and operational requirements.

These two days are dedicated to rest and recovery after spending extended time at high altitude. Moving to a lower elevation allows the body to recover and regain energy before returning to the mountain for the final summit push.

During this period, the expedition team will closely follow the weather forecast and mountain conditions to identify a suitable summit window. We will also check climbing equipment, oxygen arrangements, clothing and other equipment required for the final ascent.

The expedition leaders will review the summit plan with the climbing team and make the necessary arrangements for returning to Everest Base Camp and beginning the final summit rotation. The exact activities during these two days may vary depending on the condition of the climbers, weather and operational conditions.

Accommodation: Luxury Hotel

Meals: Full Board

Altitude: Namche 3,440m / Kathmandu 1,400m

Today, we return to Everest Base Camp by helicopter, subject to weather and flight conditions.

After arriving at Base Camp, we take time to settle back into the mountain environment and prepare for the final summit rotation. The climbing team will review the latest weather forecast, route conditions and the condition of the climbers before beginning the final ascent.

The day will be kept flexible for rest and acclimatization, allowing the body to adjust again to the higher elevation after the recovery period at lower altitude.

Accommodation: Luxury Private Base Camp Tent

Meals: Full Board

Altitude: Approx. 5,364m

We spend another day at Everest Base Camp for rest and final preparation before starting the summit rotation.

The expedition leaders will closely monitor the weather and mountain conditions and confirm the most suitable time to begin the climb. Oxygen systems, climbing equipment, clothing and personal gear will be checked once again.

The Sherpa and climbing team will also review the route, climbing schedule and safety arrangements for the final ascent.

The exact timing of the departure toward the higher camps may change according to weather, route conditions and the condition of the climbers.

Accommodation: Luxury Private Base Camp Tent

Meals: Full Board

Altitude: Approx. 5,364m

We begin the final summit rotation today.

Depending on the location of the team and the weather conditions, we return to Everest Base Camp and continue through the Khumbu Icefall toward Camp I before moving onward to Camp II.

The climbing pace remains controlled, with the Sherpa team supporting the climber throughout the ascent.

Accommodation: High-Altitude Camp

Meals: Full Board

Altitude: Approx. 6,400m–6,750m

Today, we continue from Camp II toward Camp III.

The route climbs the steep Lhotse Face using the fixed ropes. As the altitude increases, the pace becomes slower and more controlled.

After reaching Camp III, we rest and prepare for the next day's climb toward Camp IV.

Accommodation: High-Altitude Camp

Meals: Full Board

Altitude: Approx. 7,100m–7,300m

Today, we continue from Camp III toward Camp IV at the South Col.

The route passes through the upper Lhotse Face, Yellow Band and Geneva Spur before reaching the South Col. From here, we enter the highest section of the mountain, where the effects of altitude become much stronger.

At Camp IV, the climbing team will make the final checks of oxygen, climbing equipment and clothing before the summit attempt.

We take as much rest as possible before beginning the summit push.

Accommodation: High-Altitude Camp

Meals: Full Board

Altitude: Approx. 7,900m–7,950m

Today is the main day of our Everest expedition.

We begin the summit push during the night from Camp IV, depending on the weather and route conditions. The climb continues from the South Col toward the Balcony, South Summit and the final ridge leading to the summit.

With the support of our climbing Sherpa team and expedition leaders, we make the final ascent toward the summit of Mount Everest at 8,848.86m.

After reaching the summit, we spend some time taking photographs and enjoying the achievement before beginning the descent. Depending on the weather, timing and condition of the climber, we descend toward Camp III or Camp II.

Accommodation: Camp III / Camp II

Meals: Full Board

Maximum Altitude: 8,848.86m

We continue our descent from the higher camps toward Everest Base Camp.

After reaching Base Camp, we can finally take a proper rest after the summit push. Enjoy a special meal with the expedition team and celebrate the completion of the main climbing objective.

Our photography and videography team will also capture the final moments of the expedition.

Accommodation: Luxury Private Base Camp Tent

Meals: Full Board

Altitude: Approx. 5,364m

After breakfast, we leave Everest Base Camp by helicopter and fly directly toward Kathmandu, subject to weather and flight conditions.

After the long expedition in the mountains, return to the comfort of your 5-star hotel. Take the rest of the day to relax, recover and enjoy the facilities of the hotel.

Accommodation: 5-Star Hotel

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Altitude: 1,400m

Today is a relaxed day in Kathmandu after completing the Everest expedition.

You can spend the day resting, exploring Kathmandu, shopping for souvenirs or visiting some of the city's cultural sites. In the evening, we will have a special farewell dinner with the Summit8000 team to celebrate the successful completion of the expedition.

Accommodation: 5-Star Hotel

Meals: Breakfast and Farewell Dinner

Altitude: 1,400m