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AMBER

Lobuche East Peak and Everest Base Camp Expedition

21st March - 9th April 2027

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Join Amber on our Lobuche East Peak and EBC Expedition. Sign-up below!

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Join Amber and a team of climbers on our Lobuche East Peak and Everest Base Camp Expedition, combining the classic Everest Base Camp route with a technical Himalayan summit attempt. The journey passes through Sherpa villages, ancient monasteries and high-altitude valleys before continuing beyond Everest Base Camp into the climbing phase of Lobuche East, where focus shifts from trekking to preparation for the summit. With experienced Sherpa support, time is spent building skills and acclimatising for the final push. The highlight comes at 6,119 metres on Lobuche East, where the summit ridge leads to sweeping views across Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse and Ama Dablam, marking a defining achievement at the top of one of the Himalayas’ most rewarding climbs.

DEPOSIT: £350

 

TOTAL: £2,399

DURATION: 20 Days

DIFFICULTY: PD+

MAX ELEVATION: 6,119m

Itinerary Overview:

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DAY 1-2 21st - 22nd March 

Arrival

  • Welcome to Kathmandu!

  • Upon your arrival today, a member of our grounds team will greet you and transfer you to your hotel, where you’ll be spending your first night.

  • Take this time to recover from your international flight, explore local shops, or visit some of Kathmandu's fascinating sites.

DAY 2-3 22nd - 23rd March 

Kathmandu

  • Your adventure begins today as you explore the breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu on your included UNESCO Tour.

  • This evening, we'll gather for a welcome briefing, where you'll have the opportunity to meet your fellow travellers and your guide, who will accompany you throughout your trek.

  • You'll then enjoy a welcome dinner at a local Nepalese restaurant, where you'll savour authentic Nepalese cuisine and be treated to a traditional cultural dance show.

DAY 3-4 23rd - 34th March 

Lukla > Phakding: 2,652m/8,700ft - 12.5km / 4 to 5 hours

  • Today, you will fly to Lukla Airport, famously known as the most dangerous airports in the world! You'll start your day early with a bus ride to either Kathmandu or Ramechhap.

  • Upon arrival, you'll meet the rest of the team, including additional porters and guides, and enjoy some tea and coffee together. From there, we'll pass through the National Luminary Pasang Lhamu Memorial Gate, marking the beginning of our trekking route.

  • We'll stop for lunch and then continue on to Phakding, where we'll spend the night.

DAY 4-5 24th - 25th March 

Phakding > Namche Bazar: 3,440m /11,286ft - 7.5km/ 4 to 6 hours

  • Today, you will start the day with a breakfast around 8am before setting off on your trek to Namche Bazaar. This part of the trail includes some steeper sections and quite a few steps, so be prepared for a bit of a challenge.

  • Along the way, you'll cross the famous Hillary Bridge, an iconic part of the journey. The trek to Namche Bazaar should take around 4 to 6 hours, depending on your pace.

  • Once we arrive, we'll settle in and spend the night in Namche, enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling Sherpa town.

DAY 5-6 25th - 26th March 

Namche Bazar Rest Day

  • Today, you'll enjoy a well-deserved rest day in the vibrant town of Namche Bazaar, giving your body time to acclimatise to the higher altitude.

  • Take this well-earned acclimatisation day to let your body adjust and soak in the energy of this lively Himalayan hub. Wander through the trekking shops, treat yourself at one of the cosy bakeries, or settle into a coffee shop with sweeping mountain views.

DAY 6-7 26th - 27th March 

Namche Acclimatisation

 

  • This morning, you’ll embark on a short acclimatisation hike, which will not only help you adjust but also offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

  • Your destination is the Everest View Hotel, renowned for its breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks.

  • Afterward, you’ll return to Namche Bazaar, where the rest of the day is free for you to explore the town and recharge for the days ahead.

DAY 7-8 27th - 28th March 

Namche > Deboche: 3.820m/12,660ft - 12km / 6 hours

  • Today, you will trek to Deboche, passing through the picturesque village of Tengboche along the way. Tengboche is known for its historic monastery, the oldest in the Khumbu region, which you'll take some time to explore.

  • After visiting the monastery, you'll continue your journey, descending into Deboche, where you'll settle in for the night.

DAY 8-9 28th - 29th March 

Deboche > Dingboche: 4,410m /14,468ft - 10km/ 5 hours

  • After breakfast, you'll set off on today's trek from Deboche to Dingboche. Your route will lead you through the charming village of Pangboche, where you'll stop for a coffee break or lunch and take in the stunning views. As you continue your climb, you may start to feel the effects of the increasing altitude, which is perfectly normal and a sign that you're gaining elevation.

  • Once you arrive in Dingboche, you'll settle in and spend the next two nights here. This will provide you with the opportunity to acclimatise properly while enjoying the beautiful surroundings of this high-altitude village.

DAY 9-10 29th - 30th March 

Dingboche Acclimatisation

  • Today, you'll spend the day in Dingboche, enjoying a more relaxed morning to rest and recharge.

  • Later, you'll set off on a hike up to Nangkartshang Peak as part of your acclimatisation process. This ascent will take approximately two to three hours, reaching an altitude of around 5,100 metres, and will reward you with breathtaking views of Ama Dablam and the surrounding peaks.

  • In the afternoon, you're free to explore Dingboche at your own pace.

DAY 10-11 30th - 31st March 

Dingboche > Lobuche: 4,910m/16,105ft - 12km / 5-6 hours 

  • Today's trek will take you from Dingboche to Lobuche. The initial part of the journey will be relatively easy and flat, with some gentle undulations.

  • You'll pause for lunch or a coffee break along the way before tackling a steep ascent. At the top of this hill, you 'll visit the Everest Memorial Ground, a solemn site dedicated to those who lost their lives in their attempt to summit Everest. From there, you 'll continue your gradual ascent until you reach Lobuche, where you'll settle in for the night.

DAY 11-12 31st March - 1st April

Lobuche > Gorak Shep > Everest Base Camp:

4,210m/13,809ft - 12km / 7 hours

  • Today is the big day! You'll begin your trek from Lobuche to Gorak Shep, a journey that will take approximately 3 to 4 hours. Once you arrive and enjoy a hearty lunch, you'll set out for Everest Base Camp. The walk to Base Camp will take you along a ridge, where you'll proceed slowly and carefully, there's no rush.

  • Congratulations! You'll reach Everest Base Camp and take time to capture this remarkable achievement with some photos. It's a moment to truly celebrate and be proud of.

  • After soaking in the views and your accomplishment, you'll head back to Gorak Shep for the night. It's been a long day, and you may feel tired, hungry, or experience some altitude symptoms, but this is completely normal.

  • Rest assured, you'll sleep well tonight!

DAY 12-13 1st - 2nd April

Gorak Shep > Kalapatthar > Lobuche Village: 4,910m / 4-5 hours

  • Today, you'll start early, before sunrise, to trek to Kala Patthar for a spectacular view of the sunrise over Mt.Everest. The hike to 5,545 metres will take approximately 3 hours.

  • After soaking in the breathtaking views, you'll descend to Lobuche Village where you'll spend the night.

  • This afternoon, a thorough kit check will be conducted in Lobuche to ensure all equipment is prepared for your ascent to High Camp.

DAY 13-14  2nd - 3rd April

Lobuche village > Lobuche Peak High Camp: 5,400m / 5-6 hours

  • After breakfast, you'll depart Lobuche at around 9am, with the trek to High Camp expected to take 2 to 4 hours. Upon arrival, you'll be served hot drinks and lunch.

  • After lunch, you'll take part in rope refresher training. The remainder of the afternoon is yours to rest and recharge before supper.

  • At around 6pm, you'll enjoy supper before heading to bed, in anticipation of the challenging climb ahead.

DAY 14-15 3rd - 4th April

Lobuche High Camp > Lobuche East Peak (6,119m) Summit > Lobuche Village: 6,119m > 4,910m: 10-15 hours

  • Today you'll wake at around 12:30am for breakfast, before departing camp at approximately1am, depending on conditions. The climb can take anywhere from 4 to 12 hours.

  • Congratulations - you have reached 6,119 metres above sea level!

  • You'll then slowly begin your descent towards High Camp, where you'll stop for lunch and a well-earned rest before continuing back down to Lobuche Village. You also have the option to continue down to Pheriche.

DAY 15-16 4th - 5th April

Contingency Day

  • We have allocated an extra day as a contingency in case of weather or other unforeseen issues.

  • You have the option to continue descending and take your rest day further along the trail, or to rest in Lobuche itself.

DAY 16-17 5th - 6th April

Lobuche > Pangbouche: 3,985m / 5-6 hours

  • Today, you'll begin your descent from Lobuche to Pangboche, a journey expected to take approximately 5 to 6 hours.

  • You'll pause for lunch in Pheriche to rest and refuel before continuing your trek, spending the night in Pangboche.

DAY 17-18 6th - 7th April

Pangbouche > Namche Bazaar: 3,400m / 4-5 hours

  • Today, you'll continue your descent from Pangboche to Namche, passing through Tengboche.

  • This leg of the journey should take around 4 to 5 hours.

  • Once you arrive, celebrate your accomplishment with a well-deserved beer at the highest pub in the world!

DAY 18-19 7th - 8th April

Namche Bazaar > Lukla: 2,800m - 20km / 7 hours

  • Today marks the final day of trekking, a bittersweet moment as your incredible adventure draws to a close.

  • You'll cover around 20km, navigating both uphill and downhill sections. Throughout the day, keep your spirits high and savour every last step of the journey.

  • Upon reaching Lukla, take some time to shop, relax, and celebrate the end of an incredible journey!

DAY 19-20 8th - 9th April

Lukla > Kathmandu: 1,338m/4,390ft

  • Today, you'll wake early for your flight back to either Kathmandu or Ramechhap.

  • If you land in Ramechhap, you'll embark on a 4-hour bus ride back to your hotel. Once there, relax and enjoy a well-earned shower!

  • In the evening, you'll celebrate your incredible adventure with drinks and dinner, reflecting on the unforgettable journey you've experienced.

DAY 20 9th April

  • It's your last day in Nepal!

  • Please don't hesitate to let us know if you'd like any assistance organising a transfer or with any onward travel arrangements.

  • Until next time...!

Inclusions:

 

  • 3 nights in a boutique hotel in Kathmandu, bed and

  • breakfast

  • UNESCO Site Tour

  • Domestic flights to and from Lukla

  • Transfer from Kathmandu Airport to hotel

  • All transfers to the domestic airport and back to your Kathmandu Hotel

  • Welcome and Farewell dinner

  • Tea House Accommodation (twin share).

  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner along trek with one hot drink at each meal

  • Hot shower in Phakding, Lukla and Namche

  • English speaking guide (their salaries, food and sleeping accommodation).

  • Mountain climbing guide (their salaries, food and sleeping accommodation).

  • Porter (their salaries, food and sleeping accommodation)

  • All paperwork and other applicable government taxes and service charges.

  • Trekking Permits

  • Climbing Permits

  • Sleeping bag loan

  • Summit Wild booklet

  • Summit Wild Cap

  • Official Lobuche Summit certificate from

  • Nepal Mountaineering Association

Exclusions:

  • Tourist VISA

  • Any vaccinations you may require

  • Travel Insurance (must be applicable for climbing at 6000m)

  • International flights

  • Personal trekking equipment (clothing, duffel, daypack etc.)

  • All climbing equipment

  • Meals, drinks and alcoholic drinks not listed in inclusions

  • Return airport transfer

  • Tipping

  • Sherpa Summit Bonus (minimum $250)

  • Personal expenses (laundry, wifi, phone, etc.)

  • Purified water

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