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Pikey Peak Trek

The Pikey Peak Trek in Nepal newly opened best mountain trek in the lower Everest region of Nepal, it offering you spectacular panoramic views of Mount Everest, Lhotse Makalu, Ghaurishankar and other Himalayan peaks from an altitude of 4,065 meters. As we researched Pikey Peak trek is comfortable trek to all ages’ trekkers who have an average fitness level. The trek typically takes 7 days to complete sand which takes you through the beautiful landscape of Himalayas part from lush rhododendron forest to snow-capped peaks.

Being a less popular and newly promoted route- it is known around the world for its breathtaking view of sunset and sunrise along with a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path trekking experience with fewer tourists compared to Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit treks. During the trek staying in teahouses you’ll be explored the Sherpa village culture, local people character and traditions hospitality along with other local ethnic groups like Tamangs, Rais, and Limbus.

The best times to trek to Pikey Peak are during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to December) seasons. These periods offer favorable weather conditions, stunning views, and vibrant landscapes, making them ideal for trekking. You’ll start journey from Daap bazar after drive from Kathmandu roughly 8-9 hrs, depending on the traffic and road conditions or alternatively, you can take a 30-minute flight from Kathmandu to Phalpu. From Phalpu, you would need to trek a short distance to reach Dhap, which serves as the starting point for the Pikey Trek.

Book this trek with US in Oct to Dec 2025 & Spring 2026, we will set exciting Pikey peak trek for you based on your preferences. You’ll be accompany by Ngawang Dorji Sherpa to create memorable trekking experience.

East lobuche Peak Summit

Looking to ascend real expedition over 6000m peak very close to the world highest Mt Everest?

Lobuche east peak would be first great expedition. Standing at 6119m high above the glacier of the Khumbu region of Nepal, Lobuche east is considered as the most popular 6000m trekking peak in Nepal, that is mostly climbing by Everest climbers as one of the pre-training peak and acclimatization before attempt the Everest summit. From the summit you see a panoramic views of a handful of 8000ers: Everest 8848.86, Lhotse 8516m, Makalu 8481m, Nuptse 7861m, Ama Dablam 6814m, Cholatse 6440m, Pumori 7160m, and other nearby peaks.

This trip will start through famous and traditional Everest trail, leaving from Lukla and heading to the breath-taking landscapes of Sherpa village with exceptional views of great Himalayan peaks such as Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Makalu and Amadablam. Before climbing Lobuche peak, participants can do it via the classic Everest base camp trek or another famous trek route Gokyo chola pass, and that trek will be well acclimatization.

Ultimately, Lobuche East 6119m Peak is suitable for all novice climbers to trying out basic mountaineering skills or to use for acclimatization for another goal, this trip covers the famous route of Everest base camp trek. There’s an easily accessible and gorgeous high camp followed by a beautiful sunrise climb up to the top. This is one of the most frequently climbed acclimatization peaks for Everest or other local objectives.

What experience required?

The lobuche peak climbing ascends the more straightforward, the route to the summit included stretches of moderately steep and exposed terrain and superb challenge for climbers. Due to mix of rock and ice, the participants should have at least basis mountaineering skills including ropes using, rock scrambling, walking on crampons, abseiling using a figure of 8 and use of ice axe. If participants have some experience of winter or alpine courses, it gives perfect knowledge of climbing and technical knowledge. In addition, you will benefit from our climbing guide, who will provide technical training to climb Lobuche Peak at base camp before attempting the summit. A key success factor in expeditions is being in good shape participants should have good training and physical fitness with able to carry 5-8 kg of your bag pack, walking up and down every day for 15/16 days, and able to push yourself during the summit climb.

Why climb Lobuche peak with Altitude Expeditions!

100% Summit Success in previous year
An Experienced Sherpa guide
Use of a high camp at 5,480m reducing the summit day to an attainable ascend
No load carrying
All permit fees included in the price

Himlung Himal

The Himlung Himal lies in the northern part of the Annapurna range that borders the Tibetan highlands. This mountain is an excellent option for those who want to accumulate over 8000m High Mountain in the future because the overall climbing experience is entirely fulfilling. Since 1992 numerous trekkers and climbers enjoy their trips because these regions are culturally and naturally safeguard, and thus considered remote areas. The journey starts drive from Kathmandu to Koto by drive, then, the trek up to Himlung base camp passing through the magical Annapurna conservation area, hidden Tibetan Phu village and the restricted Nar-Phu. During the trek, you will admire the Kang Guru (6091m), Chulu west (6425m), Pisang peak (6090m) and Chulu Far east (6020m) peaks along with a massive part of the Annapurna massif

Above the base camp, you will engage in an arduous climb of the Himlung Himal for the next 12-15 days, where you will ascend by the new normal route via the southwest ridge. During the period, before moving to the Himlung summit, you will rotate Camp I (5,460m), Camp II (6,080m), and Camp III (6,350m) times to develop acclimatization and training, where you will climb by using crampons and ropes. The summit of Himlung Himal rewards the climbers with a mesmerizing view of the Annapurna range and the Himalayas in Tibet and the Chulu Himal range.

What experience required to climb Himlung Himal?

Himlung climbing offers an unparalleled high mountain expedition and a very cold mountain. Technically it is straight forward 7000m peak. The climbers need to have previous 5000m to 6000m climbing experience using crampons on snow, ice, and steep surfaces with some semi-technical to technical. Also, climbers must have good physical fitness and be able to carry an average of up to 25 lbs. Our Sherpa team don’t just lead the expedition- they work with the clients closely to provide specific training for Himlung to build your climbing skills and strength to climb a little higher.

Climb Himlung Himal with Altitude Expeditions

Our Himlung expedition will be led by a very experienced guide and limited to 10 climbers with a 1:1 climber-to-Sherpa ratio to focus on your safety and success. We do our best own style to success and safe expedition along with providing the best logistic support during the expedition period, food, a strong Sherpa team and other facilities. Our Sherpa team will take care of you and take fully responsible for everything. We are fully confident that how to operate and monitor each expedition because we have made it already and have the experience to organize. Himlung climbing gives you super Himalayan climbing experience an opportunity to build perfect for your next level challenge 8000m+. We are organizing a Himlung expedition trip each year in the October season.

Please contact us to discuss the itinerary, your preferred dates, or your suitability.

Manaslu Circuit Trek

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is a popular trekking route in Nepal, known for its stunning scenery, cultural diversity, and challenging terrain. This trek offers stunning views of the Himalayan landscape, diverse flora and fauna, and opportunities to experience the rich cultural heritage of the region.

The traditional starting points from Arughat or Sotikhla but from few years starting from Macchakhola after road accessible. The trail heads north passing Jagat and Deng on the way. As you ascend further, Nubri communities dominate the trails with their unique culture and heritage. Passing Lho and Sho villages, Mt. Manaslu (8163m) keeps you company on the way to Sama Gaon. We will spend an extra day to acclimatize before crossing the pass called Larkye pass 5160m. The pass is one of the highlights of the trek, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Manaslu (8163m), Annapurna II (7935m), Himlung (7129m), and Kangguru Himal range.

Trek offers a rewarding and less crowded alternative to other popular treks in Nepal, allowing trekkers to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and cultural richness of the Himalayas.

Experience Required

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is start to walk from 1200m to 5160m. There is a slow ascend every day so before crossing the highest pass, on the trek you will trek about 10-11 days and get enough acclimatization, which helps greatly with the altitude and will make it a lot easier. Ultimately, the Manaslu Circuit Trek is considered moderate level of trek, everyone can do these trek but might be difficult sometime due to its high altitude, remote terrain, and challenging weather conditions, especially during the crossing of the Larkya La Pass. Your must have well physical fitness and be able to walk up steep trails for 5-6 hours on average a day, which can extend to 8-9 hours on some days.

The best seasons for the Manaslu Circuit Trek are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the weather is generally clear and stable, offering the best views and comfortable trekking conditions.

Manaslu summit 2025

If you are thinking about climbing the mountain which is situated above 8000m sea level, definitely Mt. Manaslu is your first choice from different perspectives as it is identified as the safest one among others 8000m above peaks. Manaslu (8163m) is a prominent Himalaya in the Mansiri Himal range separated from the Annapurna range by the majestic Marasyangdi River. In addition to being one of the most popular 8000m peaks in the world, it is also homes to many Himalayan adventures, including trekking, peak climbing, and expeditions. Also, Manaslu is a perfect high-altitude preliminary preparation for Everest. The climbing route follows relatively straightforward and less technical difficulties via the Northeast ridge making it a popular choice. The trip route continues alongside the Budhi Gandaki River to reach Sama Gaon and at this place will be our first acclimatization in 3500m. Alternatively, we can fly by heli Kathmandu to Sama Gaon to reduce the total number of climbing days.

From the village, we will head to the Manaslu Base Camp and make official preparations for the expedition. As we indulge in scaling the mountain for 25 to 30 days, we will have numerous practice sessions and climbing training, and acclimatization. From the base camp, we will climb camp I (5700m), Camp II (6400m), and Camp III (6800m) is the next stop on the expedition before you head to Camp IV (7400m). Finally, we will move the final section, which is about 70 meters long with the help of fixed ropes. The top offers a gorgeous panorama of mountains in the Manaslu, Annapurna, and Cheo Himal ranges.

Experience Required

Since this trip is a Himalayan expedition, it is natural that it is considered one of the most accessible 8000m+ peaks. It attracts a lot of high-altitude climbing lovers. Being more challenging to climb Manalsu than other mountains, climbers joining Manaslu must have previous 7000m+ climbing experience and other 4000m to 6000m expeditions with semi-technical to technical. Also, climbers must have good physical and mental fitness and be able to carry an average of 25 lbs or more. Our team don’t just lead the expedition- they work with the clients closely to provide specific training for Manaslu to build your climbing skills and strength to climb a little higher. The best time to climb Manaslu is august to October month.

Climb Manaslu with Altitude Expeditions

Altitude Expeditions will organize one of the most cost-effective full-service expeditions on Manalsu autumn 2024. This Manaslu Expedition will be Led by our head Everest summiteers with a group of Sherpa, the Sherpa’s will support carrying loads, oxygen, and setup camps. On our Manaslu expedition is limited to 8 climbers with a 1:1 Sherpa to climber ratio to maximize your safety and success. After the summit, you will be using the helicopter to Kathmandu which shortens the total duration of the expedition. We are confident that how we operate Manaslu because we have succeeded Manaslu expedition multiple times – so we pride ourselves on our previous record of safety and success.

If you would like to join us on Manaslu, we encourage you to email us to discuss your climbing dream.

Everest Three pass trek

Mt. Everest or Sagarmatha is the tallest mountain in the world, and its height has naturally brought a great deal of fame to the Everest region. So, the cultural heritage and natural attractions around the mountain are a massive part of the treks, expeditions, and other trips. The Everest High Passes Trek is a similar trek highlighting the majesty of the mountain passes in the Khumbu valley for trekkers. The trip starts with a thrilling flight to Lukla and crosses the Kongma La Pass, and Cho La Pass, followed by the Renjo La Pass.

The trail continues from Lukla heads north alongside the serene Dudh Koshi River and reaches Namche follow the island peak base camp trail via Tengboche and Dingboche to reach Chhukung. After crossing the Kongma La Pass (5535m), the trail takes you to the Everest Base Camp. Next, you enjoy the magical sunrise from Kala Patthar and head west to cross Cho La Pass (5420m). Further, you trek to Gokyo Valley and ascend Renjo La Pass (5360m). The final part of the trek takes you back to Lukla and ends your adventure in the Himalayas realm.

Kongma La (5,535m): Kongma La pass is located in Lobuche village (west) and Chukung village (east) but the west side of the route is steeper than the eastern side. The entire pass route is marked by waving prayer flags between the mountains. It takes 5-6 hours to cross the pass then after you left from Chukung. From the pass, you’ll be rewarded with an incredibly panoramic mountains view of the lakes and glacial landscapes with the 5th tallest mount Makalu, Ama-Dablam, and Lobuche peak with the entire Everest region of peaks.

Cho La (5,380m): These passes need to cross the Cho La Glacier, which will likely be holding snow and ice. In a good weather condition, you can cross the stove without any expert equipment, but warm clothing is essential. It is most frequently crossed by many trekkers in the Everest Region. The western side of the pass is much steeper than the eastern side, but the pass can be made on sides both sides via Dzongla (east side) or Dragnag (west side).

Renjo La (5,388m): Renjo la pass is considered to be the easiest pass among the three passes. It is connected with the Gokyo Lakes, where the eye-popping vista awaits. If the sky is clear, we can see the rooftops of Gokyo glinting distantly on the shore of the lake beneath the grey smear of the Ngo-Zompa glacier and the sawtooth peaks of Everest, Lhotse, Chola-tse and Tabuche. Renjo la pass can do after or before crossing Kongma-la and Cho-la.

Experience Required

Everest Three Pass trek is one of the most challenging treks in the Everest region and offers one of the most rewarding and truly special experiences trekking. As this route takes you remote high passes, over 5000m from sea level, trekkers must have experience walking steep, boulder-strewn paths where the use of hands is required to scramble upwards over the rocky paths. Even, sometimes trekkers require to use crampons on Chola pass if snow. Thus, previous trekking experience to 4000m will be ideal for this trek. Everest three-pass trek can do during the autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May) seasons, which are the best time to do the trek.

Classic Everest Base Camp Trek

Mt. Everest- the tallest mountain in the world, is a great source of pride for Nepal and Nepalese. The mountain towers at an altitude of 8,848 meters in the northern part of Sagarmatha National Park. Also known as Sagarmatha in the Nepali dialect, the mountain is revered as a sacred symbol in the country. As one of the most popular natural wonders in the world, Mt. Everest also housed many famous trekking trails. Everest Base Camp Trek is one of these journeys across its foothill that highlights the riches of the region.

Initially, the trip to Everest Base Camp starts from Kathmandu with a scenic flight to Lukla. Then, you gradually ascend across the Khumbu Valley to reach the base camp. From Lukla, you follow the Dudh Koshi River and reach Namche Bazaar. After spending a day in this wonderful town, you make your way to Tengboche. The majestic Himalayas like Ama Dablam (6856m), Nuptse (7861m), and Island Peak (6189m) offer you great company as you trek through numerous Sherpa villages. Further, you trek past Dughla and Lobuche to reach Gorakshep. Finally, you get to visit the Everest Base Camp and the next day you will hike to the top of Kala Patthar, which provides spectacular views of Mount Everest itself as well as Lhotse, Nuptse, Pumori and other nearby mountains. From Everest Base Camp you can’t actually see the summit of Mt Everest, which is why hike to Kala Patthar.

Experience Required

Everest Base Camp Trek is a challenging trek in the Everest region that reaches a maximum altitude of 5,545 meters. On average, you will walk up and down around 5-6 hours per day which can stretch to 8-9 hours on some days. So, you require a good level of physical fitness, stamina, stair climbing or hill walking with well prepared for the trek. During this trek, we put extra two days for acclimatization so you will find it easy to adapt to the altitude. Having a good level of fitness will help you enjoy this trek. Therefore, both autumn (September to November and spring season (March to May) is a good times for this trek. Also, you can trek there over winter (December/January/February) when it is much colder with more snow and the advantage of being much less busy on the trail.

Why do Everest Base Camp Trek with Altitude Expeditions

We offer one of the unique experiences for those who want to do Everest base camp in just over 2 weeks. You’ll be guided by expert local guides, all of whom have completed this trek at least 30 times, and some who have summited Everest. Also, you’ll be supported by a team of local porters. Ultimately, in the previous year, our clients achieved a 100% success rate Everest base camp trek from 2016 to 2025 spring.
Please contact us to discuss the itinerary and your preferred dates or your suitability.

Climb Ama-Dablam Expds

Ama Dablam” translates to “Mother’s Necklace” in Nepali and Sherpa language. It is named so because of its ridges, which are said to resemble the outstretched arms of a mother (ama) protecting her child, and the hanging glacier, which resembles a traditional necklace (dablam) worn by Sherpa women.

Ama Dablam 6812m is considered one of the most beautiful and challenging peaks to climb in the world. It is situated in the Khumbu region of eastern Nepal, not far from Mount Everest. Its distinctive pyramid-shaped summit and steep, exposed ridges make it one of the most recognizable peaks in the region. Its technical difficulty, combined with its aesthetic appeal, attracts experienced mountaineers from around the globe. Climbing Ama Dablam involves a mix of rock, ice, and snow climbing, with sections of steep pitches and exposed traverses.

The summit of Ama Dablam offers breathtaking panoramic views of some of the world’s highest peaks, including Mt. Everest (8848m), Lhotse (8516m), Nuptse (7861m), and Cho Oyu (8201m), and many other small snow-capped mountains on their way. The climb itself also provides stunning vistas of the surrounding Himalayan landscape, making it a truly memorable experience for climbers.

The entire expedition to summit Ama Dablam it takes around 4 weeks from Kathmandu, depending on the weather, climbing conditions and acclimatize/rotation. The climber have to establish 2 camp before moving summit some other establish camp 3 to to reduce summit hours- we will design very suitable schedule for these Expds, write mail to us. Also, We offer both spring (April-May) and autumn (October-November), these are the best season to climb Amadablam, and vary climbers less/crowded in spring compared autumn.

Experience required

Ama Dablam is not just a mountain; it’s a symbol of beauty, challenge, and adventure in the Himalayas, attracting climbers and adventurers with its awe-inspiring presence and technical difficulty. Climbing Ama Dablam is a serious endeavor that requires a high level of mountaineering experience, technical skills (proficiency in rope handling, anchor building, rappelling, and ascending is crucial for navigating the steep and exposed terrain), physical fitness, and mental preparedness.

Additionally, if climbers don’t have technical experience, we highly recommend lobuche Peak 6119m, which is a great preliminary training skills build before attempting to Ama Dablam. Our guide work with you closely to give specific training for Ama Dablam at base camp to build your climbing skills and strength to climb a little higher.

Why climb Amadablam with Altitude Expeditions

We both Phurba Wangchhu Sherpa and Ngawang Dorji Sherpa very lucky to be intrinsically related to Ama Dablam. This is a role and accolade that has been evolved from the numerous expeditions that we actually have organized and guide very seriously with attention to details to success.

We offer the most cost-effective full-service expeditions on Ama Dablam autumn and spring season. Our Am Dablam expedition will be led by AE hear guide Phurba Wangchhu Sherpa with a group of Sherpa, the Sherpa will support to carrying loads, rope fixing, and setting up camps. This expedition is limited to 10 climbers with a Sherpa-to-member ratio to maximize your safety and success. We are confident and have succeeded Ama-Dablam previous year – so we pride ourselves on our previous record of safety and success.

If you would like to join us on Ama Dablam, do not hesitate to get in touch or call/video with us we to discuss your climbing dream.

Climb Mera Peak

Mera Peak is the first choice for those who are looking to have their first experience in the Himalayas of Nepal. Rising to 6476 above sea level this peak is the first step for climbers to build 7000m+ more serious mountaineering objectives. Similarly, Mera Peak is a technically and mentally more achievable peak without much struggle compared to other 6000m peaks in Nepal. Like most trips in the Everest region, the journey to Mera Peak also begins with a flight to Lukla.

Starting from Lukla, you follow the Dudh Koshi River downstream to Panggom. Further, you reach Kothe and continue to Thangnak. As you enjoy the views of the Charpate Himal range, the trail takes you to the desolate region of Makalu Barun National Park at Khare. Then, you acclimatize to the altitude before joining the trail to High Camp. The summit of Mera Peak offers plenty of challenges as you savour the views of the nearby Himalayas. The summit, however, offers a breath-taking panorama of five of the highest mountains in the world, namely, Mt. Everest (8848m), Kanchenjunga (8586m), Lhotse (8516m), Makalu (8481m), and Cho Oyu (8201m). After the successful climb, you’ll head back to Lukla via a different route across Zatrwa La Pass (4610m). In total, the Mera peak takes 18-20 days.

Experience Required

Joining to climb Mera peak, climbers have a level of physical fitness and a moderate level of technical climbing, likewise, prior 3000 to 4000m climbing experience and high-altitude snow walking experience with crampons is highly recommended for this peak. Similarly, climbers must maintain a steady pace on the trip while acclimatizing to the altitude. Our team don’t just lead the trip, they work with clients closely to provide specific training for Mera peak to build your climbing skills, and strength and give encouragement to climb a little higher. Mera peak can be climbed during both the autumn and spring season, both seasons are the ideal time to climb Mera peak.

Climb Mera Peak with Altitude Expeditions

We offer one of the unique experiences for those who want to summit a 6000m Himalayan peak in just 18-20 days. Our Mera peak expedition will be led by a very experienced guide and limited to 10 climbers with a 2:1 climber to Sherpa ratio to focus on your safety and success. We are confident that how we operate Island peak because we know and we have succeeded Mera peak expedition several times – so we pride ourselves on our previous record of safety and success. Therefore, if you are just embarking on Himalayan climbs, an ascent of Mera peak with Altitude Expedition is a great place to start.

Climb Island peak

Island peak climbing offers an unforgettable climbing experience beyond simply trekking in Nepal. Situated to the south of Mt. Everest (8848m), it stands out as an island surrounded by glaciers. Moreover, this peak is also an ideal option for trekkers and beginner climbers to test their climbing skills. The trip starts from Lukla which is the gateway to Everest and ascends gradually to the Island Peak Base Camp. Then, the climb to the top of the peak officially begins.

Initially, a short flight- 35 minutes from Kathmandu takes you to Lukla. From here, we trek alongside the Dudh Koshi River to join the company of the illustrious Sagarmatha National Park. Thereon, the trail leads you to Namche Bazaar where we will spend an extra day to acclimatize with the altitude. Following the Imja River, you head to Tengboche and continue to Chhukung. When we arrive at the village you will hike up to Chhukung Ri (5550m) then the next day we’ll trek to Island Peak Base Camp, At the base, camp our climbing guide provides climbing training practice. The toiling climb to the top entails steep sections, snowy paths, and glacial moraines. Ultimately, the top of the peak offers a majestic panorama of Mt. Everest (8848m), Ama Dablam (6856m), Lhotse (8516m), Makalu (8481m), and many other mountains. After the climb, you descend back to Lukla and end your adventure in the Himalayas.

Experience Required

Since the trail on this trip offers many challenges as it ascends to an altitude of 6,189 meters, it requires previous mountaineering climbing experience such as rock climbing, ice climbing, basic rope knowledge, and high-altitude walking with crampons. Our team don’t just lead the trip, they work with clients closely to provide specific training for Island peak to build your climbing skills, and strength and give encouragement to climb a little higher. Alternatively, if you haven’t been over 4000m walking experience and some climbing experience, we highly recommend the Everest base camp trek, this trip is a great choice before the island peak climb to develop acclimatization. The Island peak can be climbed during both the autumn and spring season, both seasons are the ideal time to climb the Island peak.

Why climb Island Peak with Altitude Expeditions

We offer one of the unique experiences for those who want to summit a 6000m Himalayan peak in just over 2 weeks. Our island peak expedition will be led by a very experienced guide and limited to 10 climbers with a 2:1 climber to Sherpa ratio to focus on your safety and success. We are confident that how we operate Island peak because we know, and we have succeeded in Island peak expedition several times – so we pride ourselves on our previous record of safety and success. Therefore, if you are just embarking on Himalayan climbs, an ascent of Island Peak with Altitude Expedition is a great place to start.

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