Everest Expedition 2025/2026

Overview of the Everest Expedition '

When you ask an explorer what their dream is, they will tell you one word: EVEREST. Who wouldn't want to be the world's greatest? Not everyone would want to touch the sky. The Everest Expedition is the trip of a lifetime. The world's tallest peak, Mount Everest, is situated in the Himalayas, straddling the boundary between China and Nepal. At 8848.86 meters, Mount Everest, often referred to as The Sagarmatha in Nepali, is the highest mountain in the world. While Tibet is on the northern face, Nepal is on the southern face. When surveying Chinese territory in 1715, China conducted the first survey of the peak, which they named Mount Qomolangma. British Indian administration once more in 1856 During their Great Trigonometry Survey, they surveyed Mount Everest once again. Then known as Peak XV, its elevation was reported to be 8840 meters.

Sir George Everest, a lead surveyor in 1856, was honored with the renaming of Peak XV as Mount Everest. Sir George was a Welsh surveyor who served as India's surveyor general for thirteen years beginning in 1830. Since Tibet began to allow climbing in the early 1920s, Everest has captivated mountaineers worldwide. A British expedition team under the leadership of Charles Bruce attempted an unsuccessful first ascent of Mount Everest in 1922. The height of 8572 meters was set by Edward Norton and the British Expedition team on their second try. On the third try, mountaineers Andrew Irvine and George Mallory vanished. In 1999, Mallory's body was discovered. There were many efforts to Everest prior to Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay's historic ascent via the southern route on May 29, 1953. It is now estimated that around 1000 attempts at ascent are performed annually.

The Mount Everest Expedition is surely a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Nonetheless, these trips face several challenges like as high altitude, extreme weather, and avalanches. Before attempting it, one must first have enough training. You need to prepare your body for the 8848.86-foot ascent to Everest's summit. Depending on your present level of fitness, you should train for many months before beginning your ascent. A climber must develop both cardiovascular and muscular strength; oxygen levels drop by 60-70 percent at sea level. Also, ensure that you can carry huge backpacks to the summit, as you will be carrying an oxygen cylinder and large bag packs. One must adjust to the weather and be prepared for rock falls and avalanches. Acquiring knowledge about rescue tactics would be beneficial.

 The first week of April will see the commencement of the Alpine Excursion Treks, Everest trek from Kathmandu. We're going to ascend via the southern path. You will have a few days to prepare the supplies, machinery, and paperwork. After that, you will fly to Lukla, the starting point of the actual treks, which need seven days of walking to reach base camp. in accordance with the schedule. This excursion is appropriate for people who have climbed a few 7000-meter peaks or higher in the past. After that, we'll go to Camp I (6,065m), where the Khumbu glacier will be visible. With a moderate slope, Khumbu Glacier is about 450 meters to Camp II (6,750 meters) and around 610 meters to Camp III (7,300 meters). The head of Lhotse is where Camp III is situated. You are going to require oxygen cylinders from now on. You will just need to travel 8000 meters to get to Camp IV (7,910 meters). The Death Zone is another name for this location.

 Fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and other food items will be provided virtually daily by our Airbus, Heli Everest, to assist our crew. It is also always prepared for your safety when needed.

 "We look forward to providing you with our services and sharing our experience with you." MT.    EVEREST WITH ALPINE EXCURSION TREKS.:

WHY CLIMB???

Well-equipped with climbing gear and logistical support for base camp and higher camps, our basecamp manager, kitchen staff, and climbing guides are all highly qualified, professional, kind, and experienced. Safety is our first priority, and we take all necessary precautions to guarantee our clients' safety.

• You may select the itinerary that best suits your needs from a range of options we offer to accommodate varying skill levels and interests.

• High-tech meteorological forecasting and communication

• Simple Helicopter Charter Service (additional fee applicable)

• Each member receives one climbing Sherpa