KHUMBU THREE PEAK EXPEDITION

This expedition includes three iconic beginner level 6000M peaks in the Mera-Barun and Khumbu region of Eastern nepal.

Spring (March – May) is ideal, is considered the best time to climb overall in Nepal. This period generally provides clear skies, stable weather and great snow conditions in the mountain.

Hint: There are less traffic during March departures.

Autumn (Late September - November) is another great climbing window in overall Nepal and in the Khumbu region.

Mera Peak is considered the highest trekking peak in the Himalayas and the least technical high altitude climbing peak. We will climb through the south-east ridge of the mountain.

Island Peak sland Peak is one of the most popular and semi technical climbing peak in the khumbu region. We will climb the south route which is the only route to climb Island Peak so far.

Lobuche East is another semi technical climbing peak in Khumbu valley. We will be climbing the south east ridge route to summit the peak.

All three peaks in the Khumbu 3 Peaks Expedition are classified as beginner-friendly in terms of technical climbing difficulty. However, the overall expedition is physically and mentally demanding due to its duration and the challenges of high-altitude mountaineering. Over the course of 25–26 days, climbers will venture deep into remote mountain regions and attempt three separate 6000-meter peaks. This requires a high level of endurance, strong mental resilience, and a willingness to embrace the rigors of Himalayan expedition life.

Summit day in Mera is the straightforward climb up to the summit with few crevasse openings along the way, which poses minimal risk. We will be mostly climbing through ice and snow terrains and will be a early day (am) start to the summit. On Island Peak and Lobuche east peak we will have to use fixed line rope to climb up to the summit.

Like all climb, the view from the top is worth the climb. One reason Mera Peak is preferred by many climbers is because of the view on your way to the Summit. You will be able to see five 8,000m peaks: Mount Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kangchenjunga, as well as many other Himalayan peaks. You won't be disappointed by the vista the climb offers. 

We have 100% safety records and 90% successful records on this expedition challenge.

We do not have contingency day added in our itinerary but can be extended upon request if our team is not able to summit due to bad weather conditions. 

Our main suggestion is take it one step at a time. The lure of Everest is there but taking small steps, gaining right experience and understanding your physiology is very crucial for climbing extreme high mountains. Amadablam 6810M,  Baruntse Peak 7129M, Annapurna IV 7525M, Manaslu 8163M, Tilicho Peak 7134M , Himlung Himal 7126M, Spantik 7027M, Lenin Peak are some of the 7000M+ - 8000M+ Peak expedition we recommend as your next step.

All three Peak climb is a 6000M peak climbing adventure suitable for all beginner/novice climbers, this mountaineering adventure really depends on your ambition to go on a great challenging climbing adventure. To help you clarify if this is the right peak climbing adventure for you, [our grading][2] system can help you determine if this is the right expedition and if it is the right time to take upon trips of such nature. If you are yet unsure please do contact our team and we will walk you through where you are in your current experience level and guide you into choosing the right adventure.

Climbers should be able to at least have the understanding of safety rope knots, abseling and ascending when climbing and descending. Must have a great level of fitness (Endurance and strength)

30kg / 66lbs

Lodges or tea houses we use during trekking days are local Sherpa tea houses. You will love the cultural ambience of the tea houses. Places we book are kept tidy, clean, modern lodges—the best that are available in each village. They are well-known locations to us and we have a good relationship with the lodge owners. Private rooms can be booked at additional cost. Our standard trips are based on shared rooms, usually twin-share and sometimes triple-share. On the mountain you will share a tent with one, or sometimes two other climbers.

If you would like a personal tent during Expedition days, Base camp personal tent can be arranged. Please do let us know in advance so that our team can make the necessary arrangements.

n our trekking days tea houses we stay will offer hot showers and laundry services for a small fee.

All our expeditions are all-inclusive. Breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as ample hot and cold drinks during trek and expedition days are included. We can cater for vegetarians as well as many other special diets as long as we are informed of this prior to the trip.

No, you do not need to setup camps. This will already be set by our teams.

On this expedition we aim to have max 8 climbers, we have 1 Main guide who will be IFMGA / NNMGA certified. He will be the main leader of the team. Western guide with IFMGA certified can be arranged upon request. Additional* charges apply. But we believe that Nepalese IFMGA certified guides are more than capable in this day and age and have an excellent level of English. We are committed to responsible tourism and want to enhance and prioritise local Nepalese leaders first, but if the clients request a western guide personally then we can have that arranged.

Sherpa ratio 1:2. Our Sherpas are NNMGA (Khumbu climbing centre trained/certified). Personal Sherpa for 1:1 can be arranged who will be solely responsible for the clients but extra additional charges apply.

Our Sherpas have an intermediate level of English. Can understand, reply and instruct very well.

USD 300 per person

Certainly, additional cost applies.

Please contact our team for personal 1:1 guide service.

1:2 guide client ratio with your booking.

Max 8 members

All interested climbers, 18+ who is looking for a beginners/intermediate experience level climb. 15-17 years old must be accompanied by adults