Price starts
US$ 2250
Trip Duration
14 DaysGroup Sizes
2-16 PeopleTransportation
Private carDestination
NepalMax. Altitude
6,119Activities
Difficulty
ModerateMeals
Start & End Point
KathmanduAccommodation
The Lobuche East Peak climbing is an adventurous trekking experience, to say the least. Located in the Everest region of Nepal, you will definitely enjoy the scenes you will see on the way to Lobuche as well as on the way back. You will also get to see Mt. Everest once you reach the summit of Lobuche Peak.
At the top of the peak, you will feel like you have achieved something very special. You will get to see an endless panorama of peaks, hills, and blue skies. But getting to the top of the peak is the challenge of the Lobuche Peak climbing trek. You will have to climb the Chhukung Ri before you actually set foot at the Lobuche base camp. One of the best things to do for this trek is to prepare beforehand, physically and mentally.
This Lobuche Peak climbing trek is graded as ‘challenging’ and it deserves the grading rightfully. You will be trekking over 5000 meters above sea level for three days in total which calls for the infamous altitude sickness condition. If you have not been to the highlands of Nepal before, you recommend you sit this one out. This Lobuche East Peak climbing is not a beginner-friendly journey and you will feel the need to quit midway through.
Another aspect that you should consider for this Lobuche Peak climbing is the best season. If you decide to do this trek during the summer or winter season, you are in for unnecessary difficulties. The season of winter calls for snowstorms and snow-covered trek which makes it even more difficult for trekkers to move through the rugged trails. If you want to travel during the best time, you should do this Lobuche East Peak climbing during autumn or spring.
Our guides will help you in every way they can to make sure that you have the best possible experience doing the Lobuche East Peak climbing trek. On top of that, our porters will carry your heavy bags to let you trek freely up to the peak of Lobuche.
We have come up with a Lobuche Peak climbing package that is worth every penny. If you are unsure whether you should go on this trek, this detailed breakdown should help you decide.
Arrival and departure transfers between the airport and the hotel in Kathmandu.
Accommodation in Kathmandu before and after the climb in a standard hotel.
Teahouse or lodge accommodation during the trekking portion of the climb.
Tent accommodation during the climbing phase, including Base Camp and High Camp.
Full board meals during the trek, climb, and rest days.
Meals include a variety of local and international dishes to meet nutritional requirements.
Round-trip flights between Kathmandu and Lukla.
Sagarmatha(Everest) National Park entry permit.
TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) card.
Lobuche Peak climbing permit.
Experienced and licensed trekking guides.
Climbing guides with knowledge of Lobuche Peak and technical climbing skills.
Porter services to carry trekking equipment and personal belongings during the trek.
Group climbing equipment (ropes, ice screws, snow bar, etc.).
Personal climbing gear may not be included and should be arranged individually.
A qualified climbing Sherpa to assist and guide during the ascent.
Basic climbing training and instruction at Lobuche Peak Base Camp.
Group first aid kit.
Emergency oxygen and high-altitude medical kits.
All ground transportation in Nepal as per the itinerary.
Contingency days in the itinerary for acclimatization and unforeseen circumstance by Helicopter evacuation services (if necessary).
Summit certificate upon successful completion of the Lobuche Peak climb.
2250 US$
Lobuche East Peak climbing is definitely a difficult trek as we will be climbing two different peaks in the span of just 4 days. If you are feeling adventurous enough you can also climb the Lobuche West peak but this one takes a serious amount of expertise. On a scale of 10, we would rate this Lobuche Peak climbing trek a solid 8.
As per the NMA, this Lobuche East Peak climbing trek has been graded as a challenging trek meaning it is not at all suitable for beginners.
To do this Lobuche Peak climbing trek, the season of autumn and spring is deemed to be the best. As per our expert guides and trekkers, autumn (mid-September to November) is the best time for this trek. These months provide the best season for wandering the highlands of Nepal and also climbing peaks.
On the other end, summer and winter seasons are usually not recommended as they do not offer favorable trekking conditions for Lobuche East Peak climbing.
No, beginners should stay away from Lobuche Peak climbing as it requires at least some level of prior trekking and peak climbing experience. You will be traveling to a max altitude of 6119 meters above sea level (top of Lobuche East peak). This Lobuche East Peak climbing journey is suitable for experienced trekkers and those with adequate fitness levels. The physical requirements for this trek are above average and you also have to be mentally prepared.
Generally, trekkers are mostly affected by altitude sickness after they reach an altitude of 5000 meters above sea level. Since this Lobuche Peak climbing trek takes you to a maximum elevation of over 6000 meters as we climb to the top of Lobuche Peak, climbers are susceptible to altitude sickness.
However, to prevent you from altitude sickness we will make sure that you stay for a day at Namche to acclimatize well and also climb high and sleep low.
Accommodation for this Lobuche East Peak climbing trek is kept at a standard level. You will be staying in a three-star hotel while you are in Kathmandu and in tea houses during your trekking days. These tea houses are owned by the local Sherpa people making it a great way to support the struggling families of these remote regions.
Food and drinks during your stay in Kathmandu range from traditional Nepalese dishes to exotic Western options. However, as we ascend up the highlands of the Everest region, you will notice that the number of food options keeps decreasing. You will have to satisfy your hunger for what is available in the tea houses rather than choose from tons of dishes listed on the menus.
All the accommodation will be included in the Lobuche Peak climbing package as well as three meals per day (except in Kathmandu). Drinks are not covered by this Lobuche East Peak climbing package.
All the transportation required by this Lobuche Peak climbing trip will be provided by our travel agency and covered by your trek package. This includes tour service before the start of the Lobuche East Peak climbing trip, and transport to and from the Tribhuvan International Airport. We will also cover your flight expenses to and from Lukla.
To legally do this Lobuche East Peak climbing, you will have to get the Sagarmatha National Park permit and the Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality’s Permit. These permits help maintain the well-marked trails and develop the remote settlements of the Everest region.
As per our expert’s recommendation, you should at least hit the gym for about 8 weeks before the start of the trek. This prior fitness preparation will make you physically capable of doing the Lobuche East Peak climbing with ease. If you are already physically capable of hiking hours every day, you do not have to train for months, however, you should get used to carrying a day pack on your back.
Considering all the services and conveniences we provide to you during this Lobuche Peak climbing trek, we have priced the package at USD _________. If there are things you would want to exclude from the package, be sure to let us know before you book the trek through our website. You can contact us on the given number, email us, or get in touch with one of your customer support reps.
Since we will be traveling to the well-established Everest region, you will likely not face any difficulties or inconveniences charging your devices at the tea houses and eateries we will stop along the way. However, you might be charged a couple of bucks for charging. Electricity in these regions is available but most locals rely on solar power as power outages can be a problem.
Your extra expenses include travel insurance which covers emergencies to 6000 m, international flight tickets, visa fees, all beverages and extra snacks (energy bars, chips, etc.), personal trekking equipment, battery charge, hot showers, internet & international phone calls, tips for the crew members, and service not mentioned above.
The government of Nepal practices the “visa on arrival” procedure which honestly makes it easy for tourists to get a visa; all you have to do is show up at the airport along with the necessary documents and you are good to go.
Yes, our Lobuche Peak climbing package will pick you up from the airport as you arrive and drop you off at the end of the trek.
Yes, porters and guides are a part of the package. Every two trekkers in the group will get a strong porter and the maximum weight of luggage per person is 8 kilograms.
Crops do not grow in these Himalayan lands so getting a ton of food options is a big no. You will often be having Nepali Dal Bhat, Dhindo, and Gundruk. Aside from that, you might get a bit of side including veggies and chutneys.
2250 US$