Everest Alpine Trekking proposes an approach of the Everest Expedition North Ridge Tibet. First of all, the Expedition starts from Kathmandu with a special mountain flight to the historic capital of Tibet Lhasa. Which offers a century’s old forts, magnificent monasteries, prayer halls of chanting monks, and remote cliffside retreats. It is remarkable to see Buddhist art and cultures on the way to Base Camp. Furthermore a short visit to the Rumbuk Monastery, which holds the climbing History of Mount Everest.

EVEREST NORTH THE CLIMBING HISTORY:

The climbing history of Mount Everest North started on the Northside, in Tibet. Expeditions from all around the World tried to scale the Mountain from its Northside to conquer it. They were competing to be the First Nation on the top of the World. In 1921 the first expedition to Mount Everest was a British reconnaissance through Tibet and 1924 Leigh Mallory. And after that Andrew Irvine took part in another British expedition. The legend is still a mystery whether they might have reached the Summit or not. Several further expeditions attempted Mount Everest but on 20 May 1953, it was finally a British success, but from the Nepalese Southside. Mount Everest is known as Chomolungma for the Himalayan people, meaning ‘Liberal Minded Goddess.

Highlights

Itinerary

Cost

FAQs

Map

Highlights

Itinerary

Cost

FAQs

Map

Overview

Everest Expedition North side from Tibet north face side pursued north route is a famous mountain expedition in the world. The Everest North is a relatively more straightforward route than Mt. Everest’s south face climbing. Mt. Everest is the tallest mountain globally (29,029 feet/8,848 meters), an incredible challenge and experience. Satori Adventures offers a full-service expedition of this world-renowned peak with an average number of climbers and a 1:1 climbing Sherpa/guide to each climber. We are committed to providing the highest support level with reliable and experienced climbing guides, Sherpa support, and the best high-end gear.

Trip Highlights

Expedition will be finished after summiting the Mt Everest Expedition North side.
Expert & experienced cook and crew.
Nice, Friendly & Comfortable logistic arrangements at BC & ABC.
Fully medical back up and emergency communication facilities.
Excellent logistics at base camp with carpeted dinning along with heaters.
6 days drive to base camp experiencing the unique culture of the Tibetan plateau.
Personal Climbing Sherpa to each climber in Everest North side.
Participation on the longest Himalaya expedition (63 days).
Climb the world’s highest peak, Mt.Everest with already summitted Sherpa Guides.

Day 01 :

Arrival in Kathmandu Airport and transfer to hotel, hotel accommodation in Kathmandu (1350M):

Day 02 :

5:Preparation & Visa Process duration at Kathmandu. Hotel accommodation:

Day 03 :

6,Drive from Kathmandu to Timure (1832m, 06-07, hrs.) Hotel accommodation:

Day 04 :

7,Drive from Kathmnadu to Timure after completing the Immigration formalities drive to Kerung Height (3200m, 01 hr.) Hotel accommodation:

Day 05 :

8,Drive from Kerung height to Tingri (4,348m, 04-05hr) Hotel accommodation:

Day 06 :

9,Rest day at Tingri for acclimatization. The climbing Sirdar will take you up to a (5000m) hill for acclimatization after breakfast:

Day 07 :

10,Drive from Tingri to the Chinese base camp (4800m, 03hrs) Hotel accommodation:

Day 08 :

11-12,Rest and acclimatization at Chinese base camp (4800m). To arrange yaks to go to advanced base camp via middle camp:

Day 09 :

13,Clean the camp trek to Middle Camp and drive to Tingri (4,348m, 04-05hr). Hotel accommodation:

Day 10 :

14,Trek from Middle Camp to the ABC (5700m) of Everest North camping accommodation:

Day 11 :

15,56,Climbing Period (summit Period of Mt. Everest 8848.86m) Camping accommodation:

Day 12 :

57,Trek to Chinese base camp (5200m) Hotel accommodation:

Day 13 :

58,Drive from Chinese Base Camp Then Drive to Tingri (4,348m, 04 hrs:

Day 14 :

59,Drive from Tingri to Kerung Height (3200m, 04-05hrs) Hotel accommodation:

Day 15 :

60,After Completing Immigration formalities drive to Kerung to Kathmandu (1350m, 08 hrs.) Hotel accommodation:

Day 16 :

62:63/Transfer to the airport for final departure:

Cost Includes

Mt. Everest Climbing Permit, and all government taxes.
Group Chinese visa fee.
Chinese custom clearances at the border.
Private transport from Kathmandu to border, to Base Camp & return.
Truck to carry expedition loads to & from BC.
Full board accommodation (B/L/D) en-route to & from BC.
Chinese Liaison officer& interpreter.
Liaison officer wages, allowances and insurance.
Six nights, 5 star hotel deluxe accommodation on single room BB basis.
BC – Advance Base Camp – BC, yaks to carry the loads.
Expedition Sherpa Guide/Sirdar.
Experienced & Professional high altitude Personal Climbing Sherpa on 1:1 ratio.
Experienced Expedition Cooks and Kitchen helpers.
Permanent kitchen facilities at advance base camp.
Emergency kitchen and logistics facilities at middle camp.
Quality single tentto each client at BC with sleeping mattress.
Quality carpeted dinning tent with heater at BC.
All necessary kitchen & camping equipment.
Shower facility at base camp.
Quality high altitude tents for the higher camps.
All necessary climbing hardware gears including the ropes.
Highly preferable meals at BC and for the higher camps.
All the hot drinks with beverages during the expedition.
Quality high altitude freeze dried food & individual packet food.
EPI gases with burner for high camps.
POISK Oxygen (06 cylinders Per Client & 03 cylinders Per Sherpa).
Mask and Regulator to each client (to be retuned after expedition).
Walkie-talkie set to each client with radio base at BC.
Satellite phone for the emergency call (Personal call on payable basis).
Solar Panel/Generator with accessories at BC for recharging & power supply.
Oxygen set at BC for medical purpose.
Gamow bag /PAC at BC for medical purpose.
Everest Alpine Trekking duffel bags to each client.
Daily wages, equipment bonus of staff.
Insurance of local team members.
All airport/hotel transfers by private vehicle.
Half day city tours in Kathmandu.
Celebration meal in Kathmandu.

Cost Excludes

International flight to Kathmandu.
Nepal multiple Visa fee.
Excess baggage charges for the international flight.
Lunches in Kathmandu.
Travel cancellation and rescue insurance.
Personal climbing Equipment.
Personal expenses (individual beverages, phone calls, satellite phone, Internet, laundry, bar bills, and all other personal items).
Optional trips and sightseeing, if extended (Visa for Tibet in such a case).
Tips (guide, assistant guide, porters, yak man, driver, city guide, etc.).
Extra night(s) accommodation in Kathmandu or in Tibet due to early arrival, late departure, early return for the Mountain due to any reason which is not caused by Everest Alpine Trekking, or in case of early summit success, including the meals.
Any other expense that is not included in the quoted price.

FAQS

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Who can climb an 8000m mountain & who can obtain a climbing permit?

There is only one restriction for obtaining permits for 8000m peaks, the government of Nepal does not allow climbing permits to be issued to a climber who is below the age of 16. Beyond that restriction any climber with appropriate fitness and skills can attempt an 8,000 meter mountain in the Himalaya. However, our policy for accepting clients on these peaks require that the client has previous experience on 6,000 to 7,000 meter peaks, as well as general skills and knowledge with ice/rock climbing, experience and knowledge of how to ascend/descend on fixed lines and the proper use of ice axes and crampons. Attempting these peaks also requires a very high level of physical fitness and good health. Although we do not have any specific restrictions in place about our client’s physical fitness level, it is in your best interest to take the matter of your physical fitness very seriously. This puts your group members, Sherpa and yourself in a safer situation.

What is the North side of Mount Everest Expedition?

The North side of Mount Everest Expedition refers to the Tibetan side, which is the less crowded and less popular route compared to the South side in Nepal. It offers a different perspective and climbing experience.

How do I reach the North side of Mount Everest Expedition?

To reach the North side Expedition, you will need to travel to Tibet and obtain the necessary permits. The journey typically involves flying to Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, and then driving to the base camp located at Rongbuk Monastery.

What is the climbing season for the North side of Mount Everest Expedition?

The climbing season for the North side is similar to that of the South side, which is typically in the spring (April-May) and autumn (September-November). These seasons offer more stable weather and better climbing conditions.

Are there any significant differences between the North and South side routes?

Yes, there are some notable differences between the North and South side routes. The North side is generally considered to have a less technical climb, but it involves navigating steep slopes, traversing glaciers, and dealing with high-altitude challenges. The South side, on the other hand, has the famous Khumbu Icefall and the Hillary Step, which are more technically demanding.

How long does it take to climb Mount Everest from the North side Expedition?

The duration of the climb can vary depending on several factors, including weather conditions, acclimatization schedule, and individual fitness levels. On average, it takes around 60-70 days for a complete Everest Expedition from the North side, including acclimatization periods and summit attempts.

Do I need prior mountaineering experience to climb Mount Everest from the North side Expedition?

Yes, prior mountaineering experience is highly recommended when attempting to climb Mount Everest from the North side. It is important to have experience with high-altitude climbing, technical skills, and knowledge of using mountaineering equipment.

Can I hire Sherpas or guides on the North side Expedition?

Yes, you can hire Sherpas or guides on the North side. They provide crucial support, help with logistics, and ensure the safety of climbers. It is advisable to work with a reputable mountaineering agency that can provide experienced Sherpas and guides.

How should I prepare mentally for an Everest Expedition from the North side?

Preparing mentally for an Everest Expedition involves understanding the challenges, having a positive mindset, and being mentally resilient. It is important to prepare for the physical and mental demands of the climb, as well as potential setbacks and difficulties that may arise.

What permits do I need for an Everest Expedition from the North side?

You will need to obtain permits from the Chinese government to climb Mount Everest from the North side. These permits include the Tibet Travel Permit, Aliens’ Travel Permit, and the Mountaineering Permit. Working with a reputable mountaineering agency can assist you in obtaining the necessary permits.

What are the safety considerations on the North side of Mount Everest expedition?

Similar to the South side, the North side also presents inherent risks such as altitude sickness, avalanches, extreme weather conditions, and crevasses. It is important to be aware of these risks, follow safety protocols, and have proper equipment and emergency plans in place.