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Nestled in the breathtaking Khumbu region on the Nepalese side of Everest, Lobuche East Peak climbing adventure takes you to an altitude of 6,119 meters (20,075 feet). This magnificent peak offers an exhilarating climbing experience, making it the second most popular climbing destination in the Khumbu Region after Island Peak.
The optimal time to embark on the Lobuche East Peak Climbing adventure is during Autumn (September to November) and Spring (March to May), avoiding the monsoon season. This ensures clear skies, favorable weather conditions, and an overall enjoyable Lobuche East Peak climbing expedition.
Lobuche East Peak climbing journey begins with a scenic flight to the high-altitude Tenzing Hillary Airport in Lukla, leading you through iconic destinations like Namche Bazaar and the Tengboche Monastery. These locales are renowned for their rich history and, in the case of Tengboche Monastery, awe-inspiring views. Following the classic Everest Base Camp Trek route, the trail ascends to Gorakshep (5,180m).
The path to Lobuche East Peak climbing diverges from the regular trekking route as you reach Lobuche Base Camp within Lobuche Village. At 5,400 meters, the High Camp is the launching pad for your ascent. Climbers receive comprehensive training from our experienced team on the use of climbing gear before embarking on the summit push.
Lobuche East Peak climbing to the summit begins at 2:00 AM to avoid high winds. Witnessing the mesmerizing sunrise over the mountains is a surreal experience. After absorbing the breathtaking views, descend to Lobuche Base Camp and trek to Pheriche. The return journey follows the trekking route to Lukla, where a flight to Kathmandu awaits.
This Lobuche East Peak climbing adventure into the Himalayas provides unparalleled views of Nuptse, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Makalu, and the iconic Mount Everest. The feeling of being surrounded by these colossal peaks is an experience like no other.
Prospective trekkers need to be physically fit and preferably have previous climbing experience. For those new to climbing, starting preparation before the journey is advisable. Our expert guides will instruct climbers in all aspects of the climb, including the use of crampons, ice axes, and rope techniques.
Parikrama Treks and Expedition collaborate with local people from Several part of Everest region including Dingboche and Khumjung. Highly experienced and familiar with Lobuche Peak, our team ensures the safety of climbers. One climbing guide is provided for every 2-4 climbers, tailored to their experience.
Lobuche East Peak climbing is best climbed in April and May, followed by October and November, offering a perfect window for a successful and rewarding ascent.
Embark on the Lobuche East Peak Climbing adventure and create lasting memories in the heart of the majestic Himalayas.
Meet and assist by a Parikrama Treks representative. Transfer to the hotel.
Receive a short briefing about the Lobuche East Peak Climbing expedition. Conduct a thorough check of all equipment before commencing the trek.
Early in the morning, proceed to the domestic terminal for the flight to Lukla. Meet with the Lobuche East Peak Climbing team of Parikrama Treks. Begin the trek to Phakding.
After breakfast, traverse beautiful pine forests along the Dudh Koshi River.
This day is reserved for acclimatization. While in Namche village, take the opportunity to hike to the Everest View Hotel.
After breakfast, trek towards Tengboche. Tengboche Monastery is the largest monastery in the Everest region.
Visit Tengboche Monastery in the morning, capturing picturesque moments. Cross the Imja River before climbing up to Pangboche. Descend into the river and begin the ascent to Dingboche.
Embark on a hike to Chhukung, passing through stone-walled fields and the Imja Khola valley. Witness stunning views of Ama Dablam and the Amphu Labsa mountains.
Commence the day with a gradual climb to Duglha at the end of the terminal moraine of the Khumbu Glacier. Ascend a steep trail to Chupki Lara, where stone memorials with prayer flags are found.
Follow the trail to Everest Base Camp through the once vast Gorak Shep Lake. Pass through rocky dunes and streams before reaching Everest Base Camp.
Prepare for an early morning departure to Kala Patthar, capturing breathtaking views of the mountain panorama. Return to Lobuche for a restful night.
From Lobuche, trek towards Lobuche Base Camp. As the path steepens and becomes rocky, progress to the High Camp on a moraine path. Tomorrow is the main day for Lobuche East Peak Climbing summit.
Begin the climb early in the morning, transitioning from rocky surfaces to ice around 5700m. Spend time at the summit, celebrating and capturing moments before returning to High Camp.
This day serves as a contingency for any unforeseen hindrances, ensuring the trip remains on schedule.
Descend from Lobuche High Camp, rejoining the Everest Base Camp route at Lobuche. Consider visiting the Pangboche Monastery upon reaching Pangboche.
Retrace steps from Pangboche down to the Imja Khola, through the forest to Tengboche, and finally reach Namche Bazaar.
Descend steeply from Namche Bazaar, navigating the rocky terrain with caution.
Today we say goodbye to the Lobuche East Peak Climbing team. Take an early morning flight to Kathmandu after the challenging mountain journey.
The Lobuche East Peak Climbing journey concludes.
TREK COST: USD 2580.00 per person on Twin Sharing room accommodation
Extra: KTM-Lukla-KTM roundtrip Airfare US$ 330 Per Person
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Climbing permit of Lobuche East Peak as per pax size:
2-3 pax – US$ 175 per person
4-6 pax – US$ 108 per person
7-10 pax – US$ 80 per person
11-12 pax – US$ 56 per person
Climbing allowance of high altitude, Sherpa (HAS) as per pax size:
2-3 pax – US$ 300 per person (for 2 HAS)
4-6 pax – US$ 160 per person (for 2 HAS)
7-10 pax – US$ 140 per person (for 3 HAS)
11-12 pax – US$ 115 per person (for 4 HAS)
