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Highlights of Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days

Reach Lobuche East (6,119m), one of the easiest trekking peaks in Nepal, which offers breathtaking sweeping views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Everest.
For experienced hikers and mountaineers seeking high-altitude thrills in a shorter timeframe, this 7-day climb is ideal.
Trek through Sherpa villages like Namche, Tengboche, and Pangboche with visits to historic monasteries.
Tackle technical glacier terrain with fixed ropes, crampons, and ice axes on summit day (10-12 hours).
Smartly paced ascent overnight at High Camp for better altitude adjustment.
The best time is from September to November and March to May season for stable weather and clear skies.
Helicopter flight from Pheruche to Lukla, then 35 minutes flight to Kathmandu by domestic air with stunning views.
Demanding trek with daily hikes of 6-8 hours. Strong cardio endurance and prior altitude experience are recommended.
Includes guided logistics, meals, accommodation, permits, and summit equipment (excluding personal drinks and extras).

Trip Overview

Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 days is an exciting and challenging adventure in the Everest Region, covering 6,119 meters (20,075 feet). It is ideal for experienced trekkers and climbers, as it is a shorter climbing trip. It is considered a high altitude challenge for climbers, but takes a shorter time than most other challenging climbs. This trip offers amazing views of some of the world’s highest and most prominent peaks, including Lhotse and Everest, Ama Dablam and of course, the heart of the Khumbu region.

7 days Short Lobuche Peak Climbing journey starts with a breathtaking 35 minutes flight to Lukla, the gateway to the Khumbu. We trek from Lukla via terraced woodland and Sherpa villages along the Dudh Koshi River to Phakding. The next day, we climb to Namche Bazaar, the bustling Sherpa center and acclimatization behind the vistas of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam.

As we go lower, we hike through Tengboche and Pangboche, with their venerable monasteries and spectacular mountain vistas. We are now going into steeper territory as we hike on to Thukla and further on to Lobuche High Camp, where we will be based for the summit ascent. The ascent of Lobuche East, technically challenging as well as physically demanding, will see us using fixed ropes on the glacier, together with crampons and an ice axe, to cross the snow and rock ridges. Trekkers are treated to unobstructed views of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Pumori from the summit.

We ascend via Thukla village, a breathtaking village in the lower Khumbu valley, and we make our way down to Pheriche. We follow this with a helicopter flight from Pheriche to Lukla to save us time and to avoid a lengthy hike. Then back to Kathmandu with a domestic flight to complete an unforgettable Himalayan adventure.

This Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 days expedition is a quick, high reward trip for seasoned climbers. It offers the Khumbu Valley’s rich culture, the alpine wild beauty, and the thrill of summiting a technical Himalayan peak, condensed into a shorter timeframe.

Highly experienced climbers only need to apply for this trip, as it involves short Lobuche Peak climbing. The itinerary and the technical climbing at high altitude require experience in high altitude trekking and a baseline in mountaineering. This trip is definitely not for beginners or people who lack the necessary experience of acclimatization.

Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days Itinerary

Day 01: Fly to Lukla then trek to Phakding

We will set out early in the morning as we have much traveling to do, and therefore, we will take you to the regional airport in Kathmandu for breakfast before proceeding. We then fly to Lukla Airport, which is located in Nepal’s Khumbu district. Perhaps this region is the most visited and traveled trekking destination in Nepal.

The direct flight to Lukla from Kathmandu is only offered during the totally of season, from months of December to February, and from June to August, due to air traffic congestion. It usually takes about forty minutes, and you will get a view of Kongde Ri from the Hillary airport.

We take a route from Lukla which descends sharply to then steadily climbs up along a trail with a marked path to Phakding. Before we leave Lukla village, we shall have to acquire our permit for Sagarmatha National Park and then for Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality.

With a view of Mount Khumbila, your Phakding trek is a simple one. And as we reach Thadakoshi village, we’ll be greeted with a view of Mt. Khusum Khangru. We will end our first night of Lobuche Peak Climbing in Nepal by spending the night in Phakding.

Note: Travel plans are subject to change based on airline and passenger demand, which is out of our control.

Helicopter Transport

For trekkers looking to save time and for a more comfortable and luxurious option, we can offer direct helicopter transport from Kathmandu to Lukla. This is the more ideal option as you do not have the early morning drive to Ramachhap, and you can start your trek well rested.

This helicopter option is ideal if you have a busy travel schedule, are looking for a more time efficient way to travel, or want a more smooth start to the Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days adventure. This helicopter option ranges from 500-600 US dollars for a private group of 5 people.

Best option to avoid driving to Manthali

The most effective approach to eliminate the hours of driving to Manthali and the restless nights due to early mornings is to take the direct helicopter flight to Lukla.

This alternative avoids all road transiting, saves a hefty amount of time, and guarantees a restful start to the trekking journey during the months of March to May and October to November. When it comes to the comfort and ease of the traveler, the helicopter transfer is the most appropriate answer.

Duration

3 walk after flight

Distance

6.3 km

Max Altitude

2650 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 02: Trek to Namche

We will be starting the day in a state of high anticipation because we are heading to the center, Namche Bazaar. We will be departing from Phakding after breakfast and vanish into a pine forest. Ahead of us are the banks of the Dudh Koshi River and an array of suspended bridges that will lead us to the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park.

Along the way, we will reach Jorsale village, where we will stop for lunch. Following lunch, there is a 30-40 minute walk to reach Hillary Bridge now where there is a bungee jump at the famous bridge from where we will have a view of Mt. Tabuche (sacred mountain). From there, we reach Topdanda in about an hour, which is one of the Everest viewpoints of the region, with Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and others.

The trek route from Phakding to Namche is filled with fluctuations. Even though climbing Lobuche can be extremely taxing, the challenge itself, the fresh air, and the natural beauty of the area will inspire you. Lobuche Peak Climbing, the second day, we will spend the night at Namche.

Duration

5-6 hours walk

Distance

7.4 km

Max Altitude

3440 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 03: Trek to Upper Pangbuche

7 days Lobuche Peak Climbing from Namche Bazar to Upper Pangboche through Phortse Village
Leaving Namche Bazar, your 7 days Lobuche Peak Climbing journey continues along one of the most beautiful and culturally engaging parts of the trail. Setting out after breakfast, the track follows along to Sanasa and then climbs steeply up to Mongla Danda, an ideal place for lunch and looking out over the valley at Ama Dablam and Tengboche in the distance.

From Mongla, a forty-minute one-hour climb rewards you with stunning Himalayan vistas. A steep downhill of about 35 minutes puts you into the serene riverside village of Phortse Thanga, followed by a gradual ascent on the terraced hillside to Phortse Village, A culturally rich and scenic Sherpa village that receives relatively little tourism.

The well-preserved trail goes on through yak pastures and rhododendron woods, leading to Upper Pangboche with the oldest monastery in the Khumbu. This less busy, alternate path to the main trail serves up an ideal combination of culture, nature, and acclimatization for your next hike to Lobuche Peak.

Duration

5-7 hours walk

Max Altitude

3985 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 04: Trek to Thukla Village

Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days Pheriche to Thukla via Upper Pangboche

The trail leaves Upper Pangboche and travels through the sleepy village of Samare, which serves as a junction for hikers going to Island Peak Climbing or Dingboche. Beyond upper Samare, the 7-day Lobuche Peak Climbing route continues, progressively climbing through open alpine terrain. The trail continues past Pheriche, a well-liked acclimatization stop, to Thukla, a tiny community tucked away beneath the Khumbu Glacier, which is an important stop before continuing on to Lobuche Base Camp.

The trail follows a less traveled route that climbs steadily through rough alpine terrain, taking a picturesque detour from Thukla toward Zhongla Village. Beautiful views of the Khumbu Glacier can be seen along this route. This route’s high point is the breathtaking view of Cholatse Lake, a secret treasure tucked away beneath Cholatse Peak’s striking ice wall.

Away from the more crowded trails, this viewpoint offers a peaceful, engrossing experience as the majestic face of Lobuche Peak comes into full view of the surrounding peaks. The route continues upward, reaching Lobuche High Camp (approximately 5,400m), the essential staging area for the Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days expedition.

Trekkers aiming to reach Chola Pass can also use this route as an approach, which combines breathtaking scenery with essential acclimatization prior to the last summit push.

Duration

5-6 hours walk

Max Altitude

4620 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 05: Trek to Lobuche high camp

The trail follows a less-traveled route that climbs steadily through rough alpine terrain, taking a picturesque detour from Thukla toward Zhongla Village. There are breathtaking views of the Khumbu Glacier from this route.

This route’s high point is the breathtaking view of Cholatse Lake, a secret treasure tucked away beneath Cholatse Peak’s striking ice wall. Away from the more crowded trails, this viewpoint offers a peaceful, engrossing experience as the majestic face of Lobuche Peak comes into full view of the surrounding peaks. The route continues upward, reaching Lobuche High Camp (approximately 5,400m), the essential staging area for the Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days expedition.

Trekkers aiming to reach Chola Pass can also use this route as an approach, which combines breathtaking scenery with essential acclimatization prior to the last summit push.

Duration

4-5 hours walk

Max Altitude

5,200 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 06: Climbing to Lobuche Peak 6,119 m. then abck to Pheriche Village

Lobuche Peak Climbing from High Camp to Summit

The final climb for Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days begins early morning from Lobuche High Camp (approximately 5,400m). The first part includes crossing steep rocky terrain, followed by glacier traverse on fixed ropes and crampons. As the morning begins to dawn over the Himalayas, the white ridgeline glistens with golden lights, creating an alpine landscape of fantasy.

The climb demands endurance and focus, especially the final 45-60° summit ridge. At the peak of Lobuche East (6,119m), you’re rewarded with one of the most spectacular panoramas in the entire Khumbu region. You can see a 360 degrees Himalayan masterpiece from the top, the east, where Mount Everest (8,848m) towers above the Khumbu Icefall. Lhotse (8,516m) and Nuptse (7,861m) form a spectacular skyline in the area to the south rises the spectacular Ama Dablam (6,812m) with its fluted peak.

Far to the west are the glacial blue waters of Cholatse Lake, and the great view of Cholatse and holy peak Taboche. A view of Tibet and the far off wilderness of the upper Khumbu can be seen to the north.

Reaching the summit of Lobuche Peak is not only a physical achievement but an emotional high, surrounded by some of the world’s most iconic peaks. After soaking in the views and capturing unforgettable moments, you’ll descend carefully back to High Camp. Then you will continue to return to Pheruche all the way down.

Duration

8-9 hours climbing and return

Max Altitude

6,119 m

Activity

Climbing

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 07: Return to Kathmandu from Pheriche via helicopter and airplane

Enjoy a beautiful and efficient return trip following your successful Lobuche Peak Climbing adventure. From Pheriche, take a helicopter ride over the breathtaking Khumbu Valley, where you can see Ama Dablam, Tengboche Monastery, and the Dudh Koshi River below. Bypassing the lengthy descent, this brief but remarkable flight delivers you straight to Lukla.

Take a domestic flight back to Kathmandu from Lukla, giving you a last look at the Himalayas before you arrive in the busy capital. The ideal way to end your high-altitude adventure is with this cozy and effective route.

Duration

30 minutes flight

Max Altitude

1300 m

Meals

Breakfast

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Includes & Excludes

What is included?

Private Car pick up / drop off from the airport.
Tourist standard hotel in Kathmandu, twin sharing room, 2 nights with breakfast
The company provides all the tents, kitchen, dining & food at the high camp.
Meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Everest Sagarmatha National Park entrance permit.
Khumbu Pasang Lhamu rural musicality fee.
Loboche peak climbing permit.
Insurance for a climbing guide.
Fresh fruit after dinner is complimentary.
Accommodation and, tea house during the trek.
Good speaking English, government-licensed holder, climbing guide.
All staff wages, food, drinks, accommodations, transportation, and Insurance.
One sherpa helper is strong enough to carry your luggage (1 porter per 2 clients)
Hill Sherpa Trekking’s first aid kit by the guide.
Water purification tablets for tap water to provide safe drinking water during the journey.
Helicopter service will be covered by your travel insurance in case of an Emergency.
All government taxes and official expenses.
A sleeping bag, a Down jacket, a Duffel bag, and trekking poles are organized by the company but can be returned after the trek ( if needed )
Oxy meter for pulse testing, level (AMS), and acute mountain sickness.
An assistant guide organized groups of 8 people.
Achievement certificate after the summit.
Hill Sherpa Trekking provides trip certificates.
The company provides a free sunblock cap.
Farewell dinner, Nepalese cultural food.

What is excluded?

Tickets for flights abroad
The cost of a Nepal entry visa is paid at the international airport in Kathmandu.
Extra lodging, meals, and beverages in Kathmandu for longer stays.
Your own travel and health insurance.
Dessert, tea or coffee, cake, pie, pudding, chocolate, or any additional costs for the bar bill.
The maximum weight for excess baggage is 10-15 kg.
Hot showers, Wi-Fi internet, a phone, a camera, a power bank, and any batteries that need to be charged during the hike.
Admission to the Kathmandu sightseeing area costs $30 USD per person.
Your own climbing equipment.
A personal first aid kit.
Tipping for porters and guides. (Tips are expected)

Note:

We also operate private trips.

Trip Information of Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days

Best seasons for Lobuche Peak Climbing

Lobuche Peak can only be climbed in favorable conditions. The ascent to the summit may become more difficult due to strong winds and erratic weather. From March to May in the spring and from September to November in the fall season are the best months to ascend Lobuche Peak.

While temperatures drop at higher elevations, autumn brings sunny skies and comfortable temperatures at lower elevations.

Physical Fitness for Lobuche Peak Climbing

Lobuche Peak Climbing is not a suitable adventure for beginner climbers. It’s a physically taxing expedition that calls for a high degree of cardiovascular strength, endurance, and previous altitude trekking experience. The summit day can last up to 10-12 hours, and daily treks require 7-8 hours of hiking on rough terrain. It is strongly advised to engage in regular training prior to the trip, such as hiking, stair climbing, and aerobic exercises.

Difficulty Trip of Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days

Climbing the Lobuche peak is not particularly difficult. Despite being one of the easier mountains, Lobuche has some challenging sections. Lobuche’s east summit is the most commonly climbed because of its lower technical difficulty. Compared to the ascent of Lobuche West, it faces fewer challenges than Lobuche East.

Crossing the south ridge on the Lobuche mountain range’s west face is extremely difficult. However, the Lobuche East presents another difficulty. The difficulty of climbing the Lobuche peak depends on a number of factors, including the weather, trekking and climbing route, and experience, the length of the hike before the climb, and other factors.

Altitude Sickness

As we climb into the Himalayas, we will reach a height of about 6119 meters. As altitude increases, less oxygen is available in the atmosphere. Additionally, some people may experience altitude sickness as a result of the sudden drop in temperature. Hikers may experience headaches, lightheadedness, nausea, and fainting as early symptoms. Anyone can be impacted, regardless of fitness level.

Permits for Lobuche Peak Climbing

The 7-day Lobuche Peak Climbing Permit, a Khumbu Rural Municipality Permit, and an entry to Sagarmatha National Park are necessary for this seven-day excursion. The cost of the Lobuche Peak Climbing Permit varies with the seasons, but the first two permits have set rates.

However, our Lobuche Peak Climbing in Nepal package will cover all of these permits, so you don’t need to worry about the fluctuating costs.

Trip preparation and fitness

It is difficult but worthwhile to climb east of Lobuche Peak. You will travel for five to seven hours every day, depending on where you stop, pausing often to enjoy the view. Like other mountain climbs or hikes, these activities are more fun if you are in better physical condition.

Prior experience trekking or climbing will be helpful, but it is not necessary. However, if you have any medical conditions that could be exacerbated by cold or excessive physical activity, we recommend that you consult your doctor before booking.

Information on Food, Drink, and Accommodation

As we ascend further, you will notice that there are fewer guest houses and lodges. Do not worry, however, as your lodging will be arranged by our guide; we will also provide you with a 2-night stay in a three-star hotel in Kathmandu.

During the entire duration of the Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 days in Nepal and mountaineer, dinner, lunch, breakfast, and fresh fruits daily will be provided for you. Your food (as mentioned above) and accommodations will be handled by the Lobuche Peak Climbing package.

With regard to the beverages, the Company shall not be responsible for providing you with any form of beverages during the trekking adventure, including water. This is your own expense during your tour in Nepal. But during the climbing time, we will provide boiled water, and any form of tea or coffee at Lobuche High Camp.

Internet and device charging

You can charge your gadgets every day during the 7-day Lobuche Peak Climbing trip. The lodges and guesthouses have outlets, but you may have to pay for them. We won’t have to pay them if they charge you a dollar or so for charging your devices.

During the 7-day Lobuche Peak Climbing trip, you can use the internet connectivity offered by the tea houses where you are staying to stay in contact with your loved ones. However, there may be a small fee to use the service. At high altitudes, we will communicate using mobile devices and/or cell phones

Your Extra expenses

Our Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 days package in Nepal cannot accommodate each and every expense of your trip. So, the following are some considerable ones that you should understand that we do not incur. Your tourist visa fees, private medical and travel insurance, airfare for international flights, hot shower, additional accommodation and food, rescue services during emergencies, and tipping for the crew members.

What to expect

An exhilarating expedition, the Lobuche Peak 7 days climb in Nepal requires careful planning to ensure safety and success. The trek requires careful planning as it involves climbing 6,119-meter peaks and enjoying the excellent views of Everest. Your clothes, accessories, and equipment are your life support system and reliable friends in extreme weather.

The Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days trail is classified as a moderately difficult climb. For novice trekkers, the paths could be very demanding. Professionals, however, may not find it so demanding and rough.

You will need to perform many hikes, both downhill and uphill, on the Lobuche Peak trail. You will also trek for 5-6 hours every day. Thus, for the beginner climber, constant walking might be exhausting.

In total, you can expect a challenging Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days in Nepal with ample of fun.

Altitude Chart of Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days

Equipment List

General Information

The company provides a feather sleeping bag, a feather down Jacket, but they should be refunded after the trek.
Hill Sherpa Trekking provides a duffle bag during the trek, but it should be refunded after the trek.
We mostly recommend for morning and evening, the windproof and waterproof thin-layered jacket above 3450m.
We mostly recommend for Daypack bag 35-45 Ltr.
Headlamp & extra batteries during the trek

Daily Use Essentials

A Sun Block Cap & Fleece hat
Sunglasses 100% snow uv protection
A muffle (full cover mask)
Sunscreen (30+ to 60 SPF, depending on age)
A pair of thin & warm gloves
A pair of Trekking poles
Water bottle & filter
Water purified tablets
lips guard

Upper Body Essentials

Warm hat
A pair of t-shirts
Thermal tops
Sports bras for ladies
windproof & fleece jacket
waterproof jacket

All Lower Body

waterproof trouser
warmer & fleece trousers
A pair of Comfortable trekking pants
Extra comfortable sports pants
A pair of sports shoes
Thermal underwear
A pair of comfortable waterproof trekking boots
Pair of light sandals
Some Thick (woolen) socks
Sock liners
Light shoes

Essential Climbing Gears

Helmet
Harness
Ascender
Descender
Carabiners 4 locks, 2 unlocks
Tape Celling 120 cm
Alpine Boot good condition & fitsthe side
Crampon in good condition for an alpine boot
Ice-axe Normal

All the climbing equipment is available in Dingboche village before moving to Lobuche Peak high camp, but the equipment owner will charge from 120-140 USD if you need it for rent.

Personal Medical and First Aid Kits

Diamox (125mg to 250mg tablets for AMS)
Adhesive bandages and pocket masks
Non-stick pad W/ Adhesive
Ibuprofen & paracetamol tablets IP
Some Assorted adhesive bandages
Warps, splints, and wound coverings, butterfly bandage
Blister treatment cream or similar
Insect / anti-itch ointment
Moves in case sprain any body
pain-relief medication
Sinex, & Eye Drops etc.
Gauze sponge
Saline solution

Important Things

passport-size photos with original passport scan copy
Travel and medical insurance
Flight details (to pick you up & transfer to hotel)

Extra Essential Things

Energy gel or dry foods (that’s your desire)
A power bank is most important for a backup device (if you have one)
Camera, chargers, extra batteries, memory card)
Most important for ladies’ essential things (if you are a lady)

Addons & Options for Lobuche Peak Climbing 7 Days

Addons

Price

Upgrade to 4 star hotel in kathamandu two nights

US$
260

Upgrade to 5 star hotel in kathamandu two nights

US$
380

Khathmandu to Lukla helicopter sharing per person

US$
600

Lukla to Kathmandu helicopter sharing per person

US$
600

Frequently Asked Questions

What permissions are required?

NMA Climbing Permit
Sagarmatha National Park Entrance Permit.

Permits are normally handled by your trekking organization before ascending.

What is the elevation of Lobuche Peak?

Lobuche Peak summit is 6,119 meters, which is 20,075 ft. It offers a good view of Everest, Lhotse, and other Himalayan peaks around it from the summit.

How hard is Lobuche Peak Climbing?

Lobuche Peak is a relatively technical climbing peak. It is not as extreme as Everest expeditions but still entails high-altitude mountaineering, glacier travel, and rope and crampon use. It requires good physical condition and some mountaineering experience.

Do I need previous climbing experience?

Yes. Though not a necessity that you have ascended other mountains, previous high-altitude experience and some basic mountaineering background, like ice walking, cramponing, and fixed rope technique, is strongly advised.

Is the 7 days regimen inadequate for acclimatization?

The 7 days schedule is a rapid ascent, suitable only for a person who has high-altitude experience already. For novices, an extended schedule with additional acclimatization days is more relaxing and safe.

What is the best time to ascend Lobuche Peak?

The best climbing seasons are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) due to stable weather, temperatures that are not too hot, and good visibility.

What gear is needed for the ascent?

The personal climbing equipment needed includes crampons, a harness, an ice axe, a helmet, fixed rope equipment, a down jacket, and high-altitude boots. Climbing equipment is provided or hired by most companies, but using your personal equipment is a good idea.

What sort of accommodation will I have?

You’ll be accommodated in teahouses (lodges) on the route with simple facilities, and at Lobuche High Camp, you’ll be in a tented camp arranged by your guide or expedition company.

Is travel insurance essential?

Yes. High-altitude trekking, mountaineering, and emergency helicopter evacuation are part of the travel insurance that must be included. Medical or evacuation costs are extremely high without it.

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 Verified Manaslu Circuit I had a wonderful experience with Hill Sherpa Trekking. They were very flexible and everything was arranged excellently for the Manaslu Circuit trek. Had lots of laughs with my guide Dendi and very kind and helpful porter Gelu. Thank you so much for the wonderful memories!
  
 
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 Verified My 1St Nepal Trekking! Wonderful 1st trekking experience in Nepal, super thankful to Hill Sherpa team and my friend for organising this trip. Our guides Pasang, Mingma and Porters Gelu and Dawa were so amazing. As this is my 1st nepal trekking, guide Mingma was very attentive and ensure im fine throughout the Khopra Danda Trek, Pasang gave tips on footing and breathing, it was a monsoon season so battling with leeches are inevitable but fear not! The guides prepared spray for us which kept us safe throughout the trek but i still gotten 3 “love bites” from Nepal leeches.. hahaa.. Will definitely return to nepal again, not forgetting to engage the fabulous Hill Sherpa again!
  
 
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 Verified Annapurna’s Unbeaten Path The Khopra Danda trail in the Annapurnas is off the beaten path, moderately tough, so decent stamina is recommended. The trek's memorable moments: Mulde View (stunning), Khopra Danda (a steep climb worth every step), and Poon Hill (sentimental—my first Nepal trek over a decade ago). Huge gratitude to our Sherpa crew—guides Mingma and Pasang, porters Dawa and Gelu—for their attentive care and steady encouragement. They truly made the journey special. Already looking forward to our next trip!
  
 
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 Verified First Monsoon trek experience: Khopra Danda Trek My first time trekking in Nepal during monsoon session and was indeed unforgettable.... Wet weather, leeches fighting and muddy trails, but the trek was generally lovely and nice with no crowd. I get to enjoy the peace and joy while walking even though the views wasn't so great as it's always foggy. Specially thanks to Hill Sherpa Trekking for all the arrangements to ensure smooth trek for us from the moment we reached Kathmandu. I had great fun mingling with the bosses, guides and porters. U guys are great! Hope to see ya soon again!
  
 
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 Verified Yala Peak Summit I booked an expedition to Annapurna Base Camp and Yala Peak. I felt very safe and comfortable the entire time thanks to my guide, Dendi. It was my first high-altitude experience, but thanks to good acclimatization, I had absolutely no problems. We had a fantastic time together and reached the summit without any issues. I'm very grateful that I booked the tour with Hill Sherpa Trekking and highly recommend them!
  
 
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 Verified Best company, Best sherpa I did the 3 passes and EBC trek. I started a bit stressed, but from the first real contact with the people of Hill Sherpa Trekking, I knew I made the best choice. Gombu was my Sherpa and Lakpa was my porter. We were a dream team. 🥰 Gombu thinks of everything. The trek was heavy, but with the positivity and enthusiasm of us 3 together, we really could do everything. It was my heaviest achievement but my best adventure ever. Thanks 🙏🏻❤️
  
 
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 Verified unforgettable trip to everest base camp Pasang goes beyond organizing, he listens, understands your needs, and makes everything seamless, even currency exchange. Meeting him was a privilege. Our guide, Dendy Sherpa, was knowledgeable, calm, and highly attentive. he kept us motivated and made even the toughest stretches enjoyable. Ngima, our porter was equally outstanding, reliable, hardworking, and always one step ahead. This wasn’t just a trek, it was an unforgettable journey with an incredible with hill sherpa trek team.
  
 
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 Verified Couldn’t recommend enough I had the most incredible experience with Hill Sherpa Trekking on my Yala Peak climb. As a solo female traveller doing my first high-altitude trek, l was honestly a bit nervous going into it-but from day one, I felt completely safe, supported, and looked after. The team truly goes above and beyond in ways that you don't expect. It's all the little details— checking in constantly, making sure you're comfortable, adjusting the pace, and just being genuinely kind and attentive-that made such a huge difference to my experience. They also doubled as amazing photographers, capturing the best moments at viewpoints and along the way, which l'll treasure forever. It meant I could stay present and enjoy the trek without worrying about missing se memories. Everything was so well organised, and the level of care and professionalism really stood out. I couldn't recommend Hill Sherpa Trekking more highly to anyone-especially if you're travelling solo or doing your first big hike. I'll 100% be booking another trek with them in the future!
  
 
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   Lilit B 
 
 
 
 Verified Unforgettable trip experience from Nepal I enjoyed a great trekking experience through Dendi Sherpa guide and Hill Sherpa Treks. All arrangements were absolutely good, including airport pick up, accommodation, and so the trip was hassle-free. Additional equipment was given and this was a major advantage. Dendi is a fantastic guide, well informed, adaptable, entertaining and never forgets about safety. Manaslu Circuit trek was also memorable due to his humor and care. Highly recommended. I will certainly be coming back to my next adventure.
  
 
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   Monica Berlini 
 
 
 
 Verified What an unforgettable experience Difficult, chilly and worth trek to everest base camp. My guide Dawa and my porter Ngima were superlative, helpful, caring and they made me feel secure at all times. At the end, they actually felt like family. Pasang dealt with all that with a lot of communication and speedy resolutions in case of plan changes. I would be pleased to go back and make another drive with Hill Sherpa Trek team highly recommended.
  
 
  
  
 
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