Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrival at Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel Yak&Yeti 5*****
Day 2-3: Katmandu, waiting for Tibet visa
Day 4: Flight from Katmandu to Lhasa (3650m) and transfer to hotel
Day 5: Day in Lhasa (3650m). Sightseeing: Potala Palace, Norbulinka Summer Palace & Metzekhang
Day 6: Driving to Xigatse (3900m), visiting Shalu Monastery and Tashilunpo in Xigatse en route
Day 7: Driving to Xegar (4200m)
Day 8: Day of acclimatization and rest in Xegar
Day 9: Driving to Everest BC (5200m)
Days 10-12: At the Base Camp (5200m)
Day 13: Moving from Base Camp to the Interim Base Camp (5900m)
Day 14: To Advanced Base Camp (6500m)
Days 15-44: Moving to Summit for summit attempt
Day 45: Descending from ABC
Day 46: Descending from BC
Day 47: Driving to Zangmu
Day 48: Driving from Zangmu to Katmandu
Day 49: Night in hotel in Katmandu
Day 50: Depart from Katmandu
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Services included in the prices:
- Experienced expedition leader (Everest summiter) from "7 Summits Club"
- High-altitude porters (Sherpas) - 1 for 1 member
- Guides (Everest summiters) - 1 for 4-5 members
- Doctor in BC
- Oxygen set: mask + regulator – 1 item per climber (for ascent only)
- Oxygen bottles "POISK" – 6 items per climber (for ascent only)
- 4 fully equipped camps: BC, IBC, ABC and NC camp
- 2 fully equipped high camps
- Free Internet service in BC
- TV and DVD in BC
- Visa for visiting Tibet
- Climbing permit
- Meeting and seeing off at all necessary points of the route
- Transfers in Katmandu according to the program
- Airfare Kathmandu-Lhasa
- Bus and truck for the loads to Zangmu and back
- Jeeps and lorry for the participants of the team from Lhasa to BC and from BC to the Zangmu
- 1 yak per expedition member from BC to ABC and back
- Hotel in Katmandu Yak&Yeti 5***** for 2 nights before and 2 nights after expedition in single rooms
- All hotels in Tibet
- Breakfasts in Katmandu
- Food in Tibet
- Food in BC, IBC, ABC and the NCC– 3 meals a day
- Tents for members and supporting staff in BC, IBC, ABC and the NCC
- Mess-tent in BC, IBC, ABC and the NCC, tables, chairs and tableware
- Fuel for stoves in BC, IBC, ABC and the NCC
- Cooking equipment in BC, IBC, ABC and the NCC
- 2 electric generators: 1 for BC and 1 for ABC
- First-aid kit
- Chinese liaison officer
- Nepalese cooks
- Tibetan kitchen-boys
- Gas-bottles (250gr.) for high camps only
- Tents for high camps
- Sleeping bags for high camps and IBC
- Ropes
- Ice screws
- Walkie-talkies
- Team jacket
- Team T-shirts - 2
Not included:
- Extra nights in hotel in Katmandu
- Flight to Kathmandu
- Personal equipment for the ascent
- Lunches and dinners in Kathmandu
- Personal travel, medical and rescue insurance.
- Extra personal (high-altitude) Sherpa
- Nepalese multiple-entry tourist visa
- Airport taxes in Kathmandu
Good advice
Important:
Climbing Everest is a dangerous pastime. No one can guarantee your safety at 7000m and much less at 8000m and over. So in our price we include personal high altitude Sherpa-guides for the summit attempt. According to our long Everest experience it is a must, especially if you have no previous experience in climbing above 8000m. A Sherpa-guide will enormously enhance your safety and chances of successful summiting. He will carry the supply of your oxygen to the top (and help you down if need be). The only drawback is he will cost quite a sum. But certainly you will get a very good value for your money – at the bad concourse of circumstance it might be your life’s value.
Necessary travel papers (documents)
Permit for visiting Tibet (a group one)
Climbing permit for Everest
Four passport photos - for visas
By air and by land
Transfer from Kathmandu to BC
Meeting and seeing-off
City transfers in Kathmandu
Airfare Kathmandu - Lhasa
Bus and truck for the loads to Zangmu and back to Katmandu
One jeep (or minibus) for 4 members and a truck for luggage and staff from Zangmu to the Base Camp and back
Carrying loads above BC: yaks carry loads from BC to ABC and back. One yak (40 kg) per member from BC to ABC. Yaks carry your personal equipment.
High altitude Sherpas carry all expedition equipment above ABC.
They pitch and strike high camps and bring up and down all the camping (including sleeping bags with foam pads), climbing gear, food and oxygen. The latter is brought to three camps: at 7000m (one 4-liters “Poisk” bottle per member), 7700m (one 4-liters “Poisk” bottle per member) and 8300m (fore 4-liters “Poisk” bottles per member).
Accommodation
Hotel Yak&Yeti 5***** in Katmandu for 5 nights in single rooms (2 nights before and 2 nights after expedition)
All hotels in Tibet: in Lhasa, Xigatse, Zangmu, Nialam, Old Tingri, Xegar (rooms for 2-6)
In BC and ABC - 1 tent for 1 member
High camps – 1 tent for 2-3 members
Meals
Breakfasts only in Katmandu (lunches and dinners are not included)
Meals in Tibet on the way to BC – 3 times a day in restaurants
Meals in the BC, IBC, ABC and the NCC– 3 times a day, prepared by Nepalese cooks with the help of Tibetan kitchen-boys on gas stoves in kitchen tents. In these camps you can get any amount of hot water for washing and boiled water for drinking. We eat in spacious mess tents equipped with tables and chairs.
Food for the ascent – we provide special light-weight dehydrated food-stuffs made by western companies and in the camp higher the NC you make your meals yourselves on gas stoves. The cooking is simple, just add boiled water and wait a bit. Water is melted snow.
Staff
Expedition leader from "7 Summits Club" - experienced Everest summiter
Chinese liaison officer
4 Nepalese cooks: 1-3 for BC and 1-3 for ABC
Tibetan kitchen boys: 4 for BC and 4 for ABC
High-altitude porters (Sherpas), all with Everest experience: one for a member. They go with the team all the way form ABC to the summit
Guides – one for 5 members
Doctor in BC
Health and medical insurance
There will be a doctor in BC. We provide a big expedition first aid kit with all the necessary first aid (only!) medicines, and we strogly recommend that you bring your own specific ones you think you might need.
Medical insurance is a must!
Weather
Weather on Everest is very changeable. Every day we will look for forecasts in Internet and adjust to them our planning of acclimatization and ascent.
Extra expenses
Extra nights in the “Yak&Yeti”5***** hotel in Kathmandu in double rooms
Individual jeep transfer from BC to Jangmu – 800USD
Individual jeep transfer from Jangmu to Katmandu – 300USD
Outing from BC to Shigar (4000m) for rest – paid in cash on the spot
Extra mask and regulator (1 set) - 700USD
Extra oxygen 4 liters cylinder - 600USD
Extra yak for personal equipment (40 kg maximum) from BC
to ABC or from ABC to BC – 200 USD
Price of your personal Sherpa, who carries your personal stuff from BC to high-altitude camps and goes with you from BC to high camps all the way from BC to the summit, is 11 000 USD (includes oxygen, food, personal gear and permits)
Internet, phone - Electricity:
In BC and in ABC we organize 220V with the help of generator and 12V with Solar batteries.
Each member will have a possibility to charge any electronic device
In Camps 5800m and 7000m - 12 V with Solar batteries
Walkie-Talkie:
On the route we use radios with 144.00 frequency. All guides and Sherpas will have Walkie-Talkie.
Telephone:
There is GSM in Everest BC (mobile coverage at 1800 frequency)
In Lhasa you will have a chance of buying local sim card of China Mobile
"Thuraya" satellite phone works fine evrywhere on the route.
Internet:
We will arrange Wi-Fi with GPRS for commom use in BC
So please bring you own IPhone or IPad
Possibility of renting personal equipment
By request
Personal gear
- On Everest climbers use 2 Base Camps – BC (5100m) and ABC (6500m).Hence it is advisable to have 2 sets of Base Camp equipment for Everest (e.g. – 2 sleeping bags so that you don’t have to carry your sleeping bag up and down).
- Oxygen Set – 1mask + 1 reducer + 6 oxygen cylinders “Poisk” 4L,
- 1 Team jacket (windblock),
- 2 Team T-shirts.
Equipment for BC and ABC:
- Duffle bag
- Sleeping bag -2 items
- Personal items for washing
- Your Notebook
Technical Equipment for the ascent:
- Crampons (e.g. Grivel G12)
- Rucksack 45-50 liters
- Harness
- Prussiks
- Karabiners with screwgate lockers - 5 items
- Jumar (ascender)
- Telescope ski poles
- Thermos
- Rappel device
- Ice Axe
- Head lamp
- Photo camera
Equipment for body and feet:
- Trekking shoes
- Boots of "Everest" Millet type
- Down jacket + down trousers (or down overalls)
- Gore-tex jacket with wide hood
- Gore-tex trousers (better semi-overalls)
- Windblock jacket
- Windblock trousers
- Jacket "Polartec - 100" - 2 items
- Warm underwear - 2 sets
- Personal underwear
- Polartec gloves – 2 pairs
- Thinsulate gloves
- Thinsulate mittens - 2 pairs
- Warm woolen socks - 4-5 pairs
- Balaclava
- Warm hat
- Windblock face mask
- UV glasses
- Ski goggles
The price includes some personal equipment:
- oxygen equipment for rent only (1mask + 1 reducer + 6 Oxygen cylinders “Poisk” 4L)
- 1 Team jacket (windblock)
- 1 Team T-shirts
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