Everest Summit Expedition | Himalayan Zen

Everest Summit Expedition

Reach the Top of the World – 8,848m

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Expedition at a Glance

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Location

Mount Everest
8,848m, Nepal

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Duration

60 Days
Full Expedition

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Grade

Extreme
Expedition

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Season

Spring
Apr-May

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Group Size

Maximum
12 Climbers

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Guide

IFMGA Certified
Everest Summiter

Why Climb Everest with Himalayan Zen?

Join a world-class team for the ultimate mountaineering adventure. Himalayan Zen offers unmatched safety, expert Sherpa leadership, and a supportive environment for your summit dream. Experience the culture, challenge, and triumph of Everest with guides who treat you like family and logistics you can trust.

Expedition Highlights

Personal Sherpa (1:1 climber-to-Sherpa ratio)
Heated private tent with luxury bedding at Base Camp
Gourmet meals by expedition chefs
Daily health monitoring & oxygen checks
High-altitude training pre-expedition
Plane transfers Kathmandu-Lukla & back
Emergency oxygen & satellite comms
Wellness (yoga, massage) at Base Camp
Insurance, rescue plans, medical team
Cultural experiences & 5-star hotel in Kathmandu

The Ultimate Everest Challenge

Mount Everest, the highest point on Earth, is the ultimate goal for mountaineers worldwide. Our expedition combines expert Sherpa leadership, world-class logistics, and a focus on safety and success. Experience the Khumbu, climb through the legendary Icefall, and stand atop the world’s most iconic summit.

This journey is not just about reaching the top, but about the camaraderie, culture, and personal achievement along the way. Join Himalayan Zen for a life-changing adventure to the top of the world.

Detailed Expedition Itinerary

Day 1–3: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400m) β–Ό
  • VIP airport pick-up & personal concierge assistance
  • Private sightseeing tour of UNESCO World Heritage Sites
  • Expedition briefing with lead guide and medical officer
  • Gear checks and rental support
  • Welcome Dinner with Everest summiteers at a fine Nepali restaurant
Day 4: Flight to Lukla (2,860m) – Trek to Phakding (2,610m) β–Ό
  • Private plane flight to Lukla
  • Gentle trek to Phakding in style
  • Stay in a luxury lodge
  • Gourmet dinner and wine tasting
Day 5–6: Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440m) – Acclimatization β–Ό
  • Scenic hike to Namche
  • Rest day includes:
  • Morning yoga & meditation
  • Optional Everest View Hotel champagne breakfast
  • Guided village exploration
  • Accommodation in luxury suite at Namche's finest lodge
Day 7–8: Trek to Debuche (3,870m) via Tengboche Monastery β–Ό
  • Visit Tengboche Monastery for a special blessing ceremony by monks
  • Overnight at Debuche in heated room with mountain views
Day 9–10: Trek to Dingboche (4,410m) – Acclimatization β–Ό
  • Leisure ascent to Dingboche
  • Light acclimatization hike above 5,000m
  • Optional massage and oxygen therapy
Day 11: Trek to Lobuche (4,910m) β–Ό
  • Trek to Lobuche
Day 12: Trek to Everest Base Camp (5,364m) β–Ό
  • Arrival at exclusive Himalayan Zen Everest Base Camp
  • Private heated tent (bed, seating area)
  • Gourmet meals by in-camp chef
Day 13–18: Base Camp Rest, Puja Ceremony & Icefall Training β–Ό
  • Full acclimatization
  • Khumbu Icefall training & gear practice
  • Buddhist Puja Ceremony for safe climbing
Day 19–55: Climbing Rotation & Summit Push β–Ό
  • Rotation 1: Climb to Camp I (6,065m) and Camp II (6,400m), return to Base Camp
  • Rotation 2: Climb to Camp III (7,200m), descend to Base Camp
  • Summit Push: (Weather dependent)
  • Camp I – II – III – IV (7,950m, South Col)
  • Summit attempt to 8,848m
  • 1:1 personal Sherpa guide support
  • High-flow oxygen system (4-6 lpm available)
  • Heated tents at Camps II and IV where possible
  • Direct weather forecasts from meteorological service
  • Satellite communication with Base Camp
Day 56–57: Return to Base Camp – Celebration Dinner β–Ό
  • Safe descent to Base Camp
  • Special Summit Celebration Dinner with champagne, cake, and awards
  • Optional plane evacuation to Kathmandu (weather permitting)
Day 58–59: Kathmandu Relaxation & Recovery β–Ό
  • Hotel suite relaxation
  • Optional scenic mountain flight over Everest range
  • Farewell cultural dinner hosted by Himalayan Zen
Day 60: International Departure β–Ό
  • VIP Airport Transfer
  • Personal departure assistance

Investment in Your Adventure

$39,999

Complete 60-Day Expedition

Early Bird Discount: $2,000 off when booked 8 months ahead

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What's Included & Not Included

βœ… Included

  • βœ“ All permits and government fees
  • βœ“ Professional IFMGA guide & Sherpa team
  • βœ“ High-altitude oxygen supply
  • βœ“ All meals during trek/climb
  • βœ“ Group climbing equipment
  • βœ“ Base camp & high camp accommodation
  • βœ“ Transportation in Nepal
  • βœ“ Emergency evacuation insurance

❌ Not Included

  • βœ— International flights
  • βœ— Personal climbing gear
  • βœ— Travel insurance
  • βœ— Nepal visa fees
  • βœ— Personal expenses in Kathmandu
  • βœ— Tips for staff
  • βœ— Alcoholic beverages
  • βœ— Personal medication

Meet Your Expert Guides

Gelu Sherpa

Gelu Sherpa

Nepali-American Aspirant Mountain Guide

  • βœ”οΈ Born in Solukhumbu, Nepal β€” heart of the Himalayas
  • βœ”οΈ Summits include Everest, Ama Dablam, Cholatse, Island Peak, Mera Peak, Lobuche Peak, Pokalde Peak
  • βœ”οΈ Trained in high-altitude technical climbing & Himalayan expedition logistics
  • βœ”οΈ Wilderness First Aid Certified
  • βœ”οΈ Fluent in English, Nepali, and Tibetan
  • βœ”οΈ Based in Kathmandu, Nepal
Lhakpa Sherpa

Lhakpa Sherpa

Renowned Himalayan Mountaineer

  • βœ”οΈ Hails from Pangboche, Nepal β€” gateway to Everest
  • βœ”οΈ 9x Mount Everest Summiter
  • βœ”οΈ Successful ascents of Kangchenjunga, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Manaslu, Lhotse & Broad Peak
  • βœ”οΈ Over 20 years of high-altitude expedition experience
  • βœ”οΈ Deep-rooted Sherpa heritage & mountain wisdom
  • βœ”οΈ Fluent in Nepali, Sherpa, and conversational English

Frequently Asked Questions

How technical is Everest? +

Everest is an extreme high-altitude climb involving glacier travel, fixed ropes, ladders, and exposure to severe weather. Prior 7000m+ experience is required.

What is the best season for Everest? +

Spring (April-May) is the main climbing season for stable weather and summit windows.

Are permits required for Everest? +

Yes, climbing and trekking permits are required and included in the package.

What gear do I need for Everest? +

Technical climbing gear, high-altitude clothing, sleeping bag, and personal items. A full checklist is provided upon booking.

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