Everest Expedition Nepal Side - 66 days

Everest Expedition from Nepal Side is different than from Everest Expedition from North Col that is from Tibet side not only in terms of days, but also in transportation. Before Everest Expedition from Nepal Side, you acclimatize and learn about the mountain climbing skills. After having a working knowledge of using ladder, rope, and ice axe, you traverse Khumbu Icefall and crevasses. Camp 1 is set up at an altitude of 6400 m, and it is situated on the horizontal area of deep snow. It is also sheltered by the snow walls. It is also warm because of the reflection of sunlight from the mountain wall.

From the camp 1, you hear the deep murmuring and cracking sound of the crevasses. The Camp 2 of Everest Expedition Nepal Side is set up at the foot of the icy wall of Lhotse. In camp 2, you experience a gusting wind and a snow pluming. You also see a satisfying view of the wall of Nuptse. Later, you walk on the rugged and High Mountain. At Camp 3, you may feel a minor discomfort due to a high altitude and thin air. Camp 4 (8400 m) is the last camp and has been classified as an adventurous camp.

It is 450 m away from the summit. You will take a narrow southeast ridge to reach the south summit (8,750 m). Then, you will follow a route that leads you to the South East Ridge. The route is characterized by the rocks and Hillary step. While you climb uphill, you pause, stop, and breathe. Against all these, you find the scene beautiful, and the summit day is of 12 hours. As you trek from Lukla Airport to Everest Base Camp, you come across the majestic waterfalls, lush hills, terraced fields, rugged steep, and terrain landscapes. You also see rivers, monasteries, and chortens and come across Sherpa villages, which abound with colorful fluttering flags, monasteries, cultures, and traditions.