Kyajo Ri Peak Climbing (6186m) is a semi technical peak situated in the Everest region of Nepal. Since it has not been long since Kyajo Ri was open for climbing, adventure enthusiasts who are looking to summit the mountain can do so without having to deal with a lot of crowd. More importantly, you can enjoy your journey to the summit and back in its full glory. Trekking through the Everest region offers astounding mountain views and an opportunity to get a glimpse of the lifestyle of the world famous climbers (the Sherpas)
Our 17 or 21-day journey begins with a spectacular and an enthralling mountain flight to Tenzing Hillary airport at Lukla. The trip continues by trekking in the amazing hilly and mountainous regions of Nepal. Next, we achieve our ultimate objective of summiting Kyajo Ri before heading back to Kathmandu to end an excellent trip to the Himalayas.
Overview
Kyajo Ri Peak stands tall at 6,286 meters, above the sea level. Located in between the Khumbu region and Gokyo Valleys, Kyajo Ri is a challenging peak to climb. This trekking peak is relatively less climbed when compared to other peaks in the Everest region. However, the ascent of the Kyajo Ri Peak undoubtedly provides the excitement of climbing a semi-technical peak above 6,000 meters.
Trip Highlights
- Location: Khumbu Region, Nepal.
- Height: 6,186 meters (20,295 feet).
- Difficulty level: Considered a semi-technical climb, requiring experience with ice and rock climbing techniques.
- Highlights: Breathtaking views of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu.
- Challenges: High altitude, potential for challenging ice and rock sections, need for proper acclimatization
Itinerary
After arriving in Kathmandu Nepal, one of our team members will be there to pick you up and drop you at your Hotel. After some refreshments, you will be again picked up from your hotel for pre-briefing. This meeting is to discuss the details of the trip.
On this very second day, you will be taken to explore a beautiful Kathmandu Valley heritage site which includes Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath Stupa, Boudhanath Stupa, and Kathmandu Durbar Square. In the afternoon, we will have discussions where you can ask any questions relating to the trip.
Today our trip will start officially from Kathmandu taking the fantastic flight to Lukla. To reach Lukla it takes about thirty-five to forty minutes. After landing we will take some time to refresh ourselves and in the afternoon, we start the trek by diving towards the Dudh Kosi River, where we join the primary path to Namche Bazaar. The strolling is simple and subsequently, we will reach Phakding and spend our.
You will begin your journey today toward Namche Bazaar, the Sherpa Capital, after eating breakfast in Phakding. The Kyajo Ri Peak Climbing Route will follow the Dudh Koshi River with stunning vistas of Mount Thamserku while passing through lovely pine trees. You will reach the Sagarmatha National Park checkpoint or entry after crossing a few settlements, where your peak-climbing permission will be verified. You will continue your trek across the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi River confluence after passing the checkpoint. You will eventually arrive at Namche Bazaar after making a long ascent, where you will get your first glimpse of the magnificent Mount Everest and the ranges of Mount Lhotse and Mount Nuptse.
For the best possible change in accordance with the height, we remain at Namche for the subsequent sunset. We will also visit Hotel Everest View. The world highest placed hotel where we can see the astounding view of Mount Everest. It is recommended to see dawn and nightfall from the National Park Headquarters as should be obvious and astonishing knowledge. The sight is stunning with the astonishing scene of the Khumbu tops and the magnificence of the forceful Everest.
Today, we trek simple climbing to get to Thame town. Thame is the end valley of Khumbu Valley and the notorious estimation of Thame is its landscape the individuals who are immaculate by the impacts of present-day human progress. During the working, we will pass an enormous a huge cluster of supplication banners, Chortens, and the cut Mani stones.
Today, after having breakfast, the trail leads to the old town called Thame which is just a simple stroll through the valley. In the wake of exploring the town, the path leads to Mende which community at the passage of the Kyajo Drangka.
After breakfast, we leave the primary path and follow a black-out yak trail up over a few goes to enter the Kyajo Drangka; the separated wide valley south of Kyajo Ri. The perspective on Mt. Thamserku, Khumbila, Kusum Kangaru, Kwangde, Pachharmo, and encompassing Himalayan extents are astounding. The Kyajo Ri Base Camp is set up in a decent spot between the rough mountain with a level ground summer yak field on the side of a little waterway.
Today, our climbing guide gives you essential specialized data and climbing preparation for all members. You may ask him any inquiries you may have with. Our prepared Sherpa guide will give preparing on top climbing systems and utilizing climbing riggings, for example, ice hatchet, climbing boot, outfit, Jhummer, and how to go all over utilizing ropes and so on. The Guide shows you how to fix the ropes, the climbing method, and the bunch and riggings. This preparation experience will support your certainty and climbing abilities in this way expanding the odds of getting summit and just as completely appreciating the experience.
There is no such assurance that we can get a serious positive climate on our arranged day for the summit day, so this day is utilized as a possibility on the off chance that in the event that we can't submit the Kyajo Ri because of awful climate conditions or some different reasons.
The climb to Camp I start with climbing over a verdant prod and stones. Next, our path follows the upward rough area with a ton of rocks and slide stones. We stroll for an additional couple of hours on a precarious path before arriving at Camp I. Our camp will be determined to level ground, with great perspectives and inside simple reach of water streaming out from the solidified lake at the foot of the Glacier. Overnight at Camp I.
We need legitimate acclimatization before the summit push. We make some climbing practices toward Camp 2 (5,700m) and afterward return to Camp 1 once more, for continuous acclimatization. There may likewise be a requirement for rope fixing between Camp 1 and Camp 2, and this is a decent day for that. We stay at Camp I.
Today includes some specialized moving over blended face slants up to 55 degrees alongside haggling through an ice sheet. Camp II lies close to the icy mass and has an adequate spot outdoors. From the camp, we can see the climbing course we will endeavor the following day. We pitch our camp close to a major icy mass lake. On the off chance that the climate is great, we get a lot of daylight during the day. Overnight at Camp II.
This is our summit day, so it starts in the early morning, at about 3:00 am in the wake of having a light breakfast, we begin to climb however the rough part with huge stones and after a walk reaches the Glacier part from where it's genuinely difficult to climb. The ground steepens, and we climb on the Southwest Ridge. There is one short stone segment however essentially the climbing is on snow and ice. After investing some energy in celebration and taking pictures at the summit, we return back to Camp I. As you realize that we are taking the southeast course and our pioneer will take you up to the summit and on our arrival back we ought to back to camp I to remain.
Today we return back to Kyajo Ri Base Camp and praise the effective fulfillment of our trek. The arrival outing will be generally simpler than the summit day as you will have definitely realized what's in store on your excursion back. After arriving at the Base Camp, we unwind for quite a while and whenever intrigued, we may even investigate the encompassing zone
Leaving Kyajo Ri Base Camp, we will make return trip back to Namche Bazaar. The path is easy where we will be pursuing the descending trail for most part of the trek. We will pass through rhododendron forest and small Sherpa settlements to Namche where we will stay overnight.
After a long walk, we'll have long a day ago trek back to Lukla today, we plummet the long path before crossing the scaffold and further stroll to Monjo and stop in Phakding for lunch. We will remind you again to get a charge out of the rich green view around and go through the fantastic mountain landscape and nearby Sherpa town until Lukla. You'll have the opportunity to meander around the territories and the guide will re-affirm your flight ticket and appreciate the last praise supper with your team and medium-term at the inn.
In the early morning, we get ready for the arrival of the aircraft for the flight back to Kathmandu. We will then move you to the hotel. Please note our flight depends purely on good weather for safety matters.
Finally, the undeniable day of departure arrives. Thank you for joining us on this climb and it has been a pleasure getting to know you during this time. We hope this venture has enriched your experience with happy memories. You will be assisted in your last minute preparation. Our representative will take you to Tribhuvan International Airport three hours before your scheduled flight. Keep in touch and hope to hear from you soon. Bon voyage for a safe and pleasant trip home.
Cost Includes
- Meals as specified for the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
- All internal local transport is as per the itinerary.
- Local flights from Kathmandu- Lukla- Kathmandu.
- National Park entrance fees, trekking permits accommodation in twin sharing tents and local basis lodges or best available places for accommodations, guide and porters-salary, insurance, food, accommodations, and other allowances included in trekking arrangements.
- Basic first aid kit carried by your guide.
- None of the single supplements is required in Kathmandu or in the mountain.
- Arrival Airport picks up and departure drop.
Cost Excludes
- Nepalese visa fee (bring accurate USD cash and two passport photographs).
- International airfare to and from Kathmandu.
- Excess baggage charges (if you have more than 15 kg of luggage, the cargo charge is around $1.5 per kg).
- Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, or early return from the mountain (due to any reason) other than the scheduled itinerary.
- Altitude chamber (PAC) or oxygen.
- Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu (and also in the case of early return from the mountain other than the scheduled itinerary).
- Travel and rescue insurance.
- Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottled or boiled water, shower, heater, etc.).
- Personal climbing equipment.
- Personal climbing guide if requested.
- Optional trips and sightseeing if extended.
- Tips for guides and porters.
- Services not listed in the ‘What Is Included’ section.
The permits required for Kyajo Ri Peak Climbing are; the Sagarmatha National Park Permit, Nepal Mountaineering Association Permit (NMA permit), Local Government’s Permit, and the Trekker’s Information Management System (TIMS) card.
Nepal Nomad shall be steady to deal with any foreseeable emergencies that might occur in the Kyajo Ri Peak Climb. However, in the case of unexpected circumstances, Nepal Nomad shall use its wit, experience, and principles to keep you safe and secured by acting in your best interest. If the case gets extreme then helicopter evacuation services shall be called for while taking care of the one in difficulty with first-aid measures.
Traveling with Nepal Nomad ensures your safety from all aspects whether you are a solo traveler or in a group, no matter the gender type; you can trust us to safeguard your journey to the Kyajo Ri Peak.
Except for the dense wilderness or we can term it the off-beaten Kyajo Ri Peak Route, the basic form of toilet facilities shall be available in the tea houses or lodges or hotels that you can find in the journey, however, it shall be kept in mind that not all facilities will be as expected and are usually in the non-western form, unlike the city areas.
Yes, the guides are usually fluent in English and have basic first aid training to handle any medical emergencies.
Tipping is not mandatory but highly appreciated. The recommended amount is around 10-15% of the total trek cost, to be split among the guide and porters.
You will meet your trekking guide at the trek starting point or your hotel in Kathmandu, where you will have a briefing and orientation session before the trek.
It is totally possible as long as you are in the city area or while you are staying at the headquarters of the region but once you enter the off-beaten zone as well as the higher Himalayan areas, the possibility for a regular connection or communication with closed ones can be difficult.
You can hire a porter to carry your main backpack and other heavy items, but you should be prepared to carry a daypack with your essential items.
It’s important to choose sturdy, comfortable, and waterproof trekking boots with good ankle support. Make sure to break them in before the trek.
Be aware that it can be difficult to locate banks and ATMs in the remote Khumbu region. These remote areas are remote from contemporary technologies. Kathmandu is the greatest spot to withdraw cash or exchange currencies. ATMs are available in Namche Bazaar and Lukla, however, they might not be trustworthy. During the Kyajo Ri Peak Expedition, these are the only locations with ATMs and currency exchange services.
All members of the climbing team, including the porters and guides, will walk together to ensure that nobody gets lost or is left behind. You can use a satellite phone to contact a family member or coworker from a location without service; it’s the only and most efficient way to get in touch in an emergency. Outfitter Nepal can stay in contact with our climbers and team members using any kind of communication, including cell phones and satellite. We carry a satellite phone that will be with the climbing leader because cell phones are unable to reach individuals at high elevations in the mountains.
We primarily focus on small groups, with a maximum of 8 climbers per session. It allows us to give every client more individualized attention and care. Please get in touch with us if your group will include more than eight individuals so that we can talk about group rates and unique services. We also urge people to ascend the Peak even if they are traveling alone.
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