Lobuche East Peak Climbing 2022, Itinerary

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Lobuche East Peak (6119 meters)
Climbing Itinerary 2022 March

 Join this easy to moderate one day climbing trip from advance base camp to summit (6119 meters) with local sherpa guides. We have two confirmed clients for the following itinerary who are taking Lobuche East as training and meeting with their 2022 Mt. Everest climbing trip guides, prior to attempt Everest in following season. Check out the following confirmed dates and Itinerary with beautiful trek to Everest base camp, yet it can be customized in case you make plan to extend or explore other area while joining the climbing.  
Photo: 2019 May, Guide : Ang Furi Sherpa 

Itinerary - 

 Day 01, March 91:  Arrival in Kathmandu (1350 meters) 
Day 02, March 02:  Kathmandu meet other members and guides
Day 03, Kathmandu to Lukla flight short trek to Phakding or Monjo 
Day 04, Trek to Namche Bazaar (3400 meters) 
Day 05, Rest for acclimatization at Namche Bazaar 
Day 06, Trek to Phortse 
Day 07, Trek to Dingboche (4400 meters) 
Day 08, Rest  for acclimatization 
Day 09, Trek to Lobuche (4900 meters) 
Day 10, Trek to Gorakshep (5100 meters) - visit Everest base ccamp 
Day 11, Hike Kalapattar and trek to Lobuche advance camp (5400 meters)
Day 12, Rest day, planning and training 
Day 13, Climb the peak and return to base camp (Summit 6119 meters) 
Day 14, Trek to Tengboche 
Day 15, Trek to Namche Bazaar 
Day 16, Trek to Lukla 
Day 17, Fly out of Lukla to Kathmandu 
Day 18, March 18 : Extra day in Kathmandu 
Day 19, Return Home 

Lobuche Peak Trip Cost U S $ 2450.00 
Included - Kathmandu hotels, On trail meals and accommodation from Lukla and Lukla including tents at base camp, climbing equipment except climbing boots (can rent in Kathmandu), experienced climbing guides, Climbing permit, Trekking permits, Flight (Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathamndu) 

 Send message or mail to office@threejewelsadv.com for further information. 
Lobuche Climbing scene @Ang Furi Sherpa 


Location: G9W8+CP Bhardev, Nepal

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