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Island Peak, also known as Imja Tse, stands as a captivating destination within Nepal’s Khumbu region. Rising proudly to an elevation of 6,189 meters (20,305 feet), this peak allures adventurers with its stunning panoramas and moderately challenging climb. Unlike Mera Peak, Island Peak demands a slightly higher level of technical expertise, featuring glacier crossings and a steep snow and ice slope leading to the summit. Its appeal lies not only in the breathtaking views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and neighboring peaks but also in the cultural odyssey woven into its trekking trail.
Travelers encounter Sherpa villages, adding a cultural dimension to the adventure as they pass by monasteries and immerse themselves in Sherpa traditions. Island Peak’s climb typically involves thorough acclimatization, often incorporating a trek to Everest Base Camp for altitude adaptation.
Guided expeditions with experienced mountaineering teams are commonly chosen by climbers embarking on this 15 to 20-day journey, ensuring safety and support throughout the ascent. Island Peak’s blend of technical challenge, cultural immersion, and awe-inspiring vistas positions it as a coveted destination for those seeking a Himalayan summit experience.
Included and Excluded
- Airport Pick up and Drop by Private Car upon arrival and departure
- Hotel Accomodation (Shared Room for Minimum 2 Pax) in Kathmandu & in Tea Houses as per Itinerary
- All clean Standard Teahouses (Shared Room) in Lukla, Phakding, Namchebazzar, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, Gorakshep and Chukung as per Package booked
- 1 Night Overnight Stay In Tent (in Island Peak Basecamp) including meals
- Overland transport from Kathmandu to Ramechap (both ways)
- Flight Ticket from Ramechap to Lukla (both ways)
- Specialized Experienced Professional Climbing Sherpa for Island Peak
- Professional Experienced Licensed English Speaking Guide
- Porter (1 Porter for 2 People with maximum luggage 25 kgs)
- Climbing Equipments; Tent, Climbing Boots, Camprons, Helmet, Sunglass, Kitchen Tent & Tools, Fixed Rope, Ice Axe, Safety Climbing Harness
- Official Island Peak Climbing Permit
- Emergency Evacuation Management / Service by Horse or Helicopter
- Sagarmatha National Park Trekking Permit & Government Tax
- Meals 3 x a day as per mentioned in Itinerary
- Food & Insurance for Guide & Porter
- Company Duffle Bag to lend for trekking
- Sleeping Bag and 1 Trekking Poll to lend for trekking
- Seasonal Fruits during trekking
- Nepal Visa Online Application Service
- Farewell Dinner & Official Trekking/Climbing Certificate
- Flight Ticket to Nepal & Travel Insurance
- Tourist Visa On Arrival Fee --> 15 Days = USD 30, 30 Days = USD 50
- Tips for Guide & Porter
- Other Personal Climbing Equipment ; Down Jackets & Trousers, Gloves which are not mentioned in facilities / inclusions
- Extra Accommodation which is caused by your early arrival or late departure other than the trek date, and if you are back to Kathmandu early from the trek due to any problem or rescue (other personal reasons).
- Extra Airport transfer cost if you have to return back from Kathmandu/Ramechap airport to hotel again and again go to Lukla airport because of weather problem (flight cancellation)
- Horse Rent / Helicopter Cost/Expenses for Emergency Evacuation or Personal Request
- Personal Expenses for trekking such as mountain gear or equipments, shopping, wifi/nepal simcard, phone/battery charge, hot water/shower, extra personal meals, drinks (mineral water), snacks, laundry etc
- Other Personal Expenses which are not included in the above facilities.
Highlights of the Tour
- Mesmerizing View of World’s Highest Mt. Everest 8848 & Stunning Views of Many Ice Peak Mountains in Everest Region and Kallapathar Majestic Viewpoints
- Island Peak Summit 6189m Summit
- Nepal Biggest Khumbu & Longest Ngozumpa Glaciers
- Hillary Suspension Bridge, Namchebazar the Sherpa Capital & Tengboche Monastery
- Sagarmatha National Park & Biodiversities of Flora & Fauna in Everest Regions
- Traditional Sherpa Villages, Culture, Traditions and Hospitality
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