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Overview

The Mt. Everest Expedition 2026 is a top-tier climbing adventure for mountaineers and climbers who dream of summiting the highest peak in the world. With an altitude of 8849.86m, Mt. Everest stands as the highest peak in the world at the edge of the Himalayas. Locally known as Sagarmatha, it offers an ultimate mountaineering achievement as well as a challenging journey, which is admired as a life-changing experience.

Everest Expedition has always been the adventure icon in the Himalayas. Being home to the highest peak in the world, Mt. Everest, the region itself is now an adventure hub for various adventure activities. The activities like trekking, climbing, and expeditions make it an iconic region to explore and to experience the unforgettable outdoor activities.

The fully guided expedition with Himalayan King combines professionally managed logistics, expert sherpa support, and a carefully scheduled itinerary, ensuring both safety and summit success. The journey itself is an unforgettable experience, starting from the heritage city of Kathmandu, connecting the Everest Region via one of the most scenic mountain flights to Lukla. It is the gateway to Everest. Later, the trekking journey up to the Base Camp offers the trail passing through the Sherpa villages, monasteries, alpine landscapes, and dramatic glacial scenery.

At the Everest Base Camp, climbers get an extensive training and preparation before proceeding with the further climb. The demanding climb through Camp I, Camp II, Camp III, and South Col, involves challenging and difficult factors, like geography, weather, altitude, and difficult ascents. So, it includes navigating the Khumbu Icefall, high altitude roughness, as well as technical terrains with the guidance of highly experienced sherpas. Along with such factors, comprehensive expedition support also involves fixed ropes, oxygen system, weather forecasting, communication, and equipped base camp services to ensure each and every step with safety and proper acclimatization.

This Everest expedition is an extensive experience that tests physical endurance, mental resilience, and determination at the highest level, challenging the terrains, weather, and extreme altitude. From the scenic, breathtaking Himalayan panorama to standing at the top of the world, every step of the expedition delivers a profound sense of achievement and intense adventure, conquering the challenges of high-altitude terrains.

Whether the mountainers or adventurers, pursuing a lifelong dream to conquer the highest peak or pushing the limits of high-altitude climbing, the Everest Expedition 2026 with Himalaya King offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience one of the greatest and most iconic adventures in the world.

Itinerary

Your itinerary for the Everest Expedition begins with your arrival in Kathmandu at TIA(Tribhuvan International Airport). Upon your arrival, you will get one of our representatives waiting for you at the arrival section. You will recognize them with the template they are carrying, with your name and a logo of our company.

After a short introduction and greetings, you will be transferred to your Hotel from the airport. You just need to follow the directions of the staff for a smooth transfer.

After your hotel check-in, you can have your refreshment time. Or else you can also explore the nearby attractions or visit the vibrant market, trying some local dishes.

You will get your overnight stay in a Hotel in Kathmandu.

Max Alt. 1400m

Hotel

Breakfast

On the second day of your itinerary, you will get a briefing and a preparation day. After breakfast, the team will gather and will discuss a detailed expedition orientation led by the lead guide and the team's sherpa staff. You will get the outline of day-to-day activities during your itinerary, along with the precautions and safety rules. also involves the careful inspection of every climber's gear carefully to ensure stability for extreme altitude.

The gears and equipment, such as oxygen systems, down suits, crampons, harnesses, ascenders, as well as sleeping bags, are carefully checked and inspected. Missing or damaged gears or any equipment can still be replaced in Kayjandu. The expedition company also manages the climbing permits, documentation, helicopter coordination, and cargo arrangements. All preparation for trekking, base camp living, and high-altitude climbing rotations is categorized with duffel bags.

After the briefing and preparation, if you have time to roam, you can have a vibrant time in the local market.

You will get your overnight stay in a Hotel in Kathmandu.

Max Alt. 1400m

Hotel

Breakfast

Expedition Briefing, Gear Check, Permits

On the third day of your itinerary for the Everest Expedition, you will take a thrilling and spectacular mountain flight early in the morning. The TIA domestic to Tenzing-Hillary Airport offers you incredible mountain scenery of the highest peaks in the world. It is considered to be one of the most scenic flights in the world.

On your arrival in Lukla, you will be welcomed by the local team for the expedition. The porters and yaks organize the expedition loads while you get your time to enjoy your breakfast. Thereafter, the trek begins towards Phakding.

The trail passes through gentle descents of pine forests, suspension bridges, prayer walls, as well as beautiful sherpa settlements. The trekking journey of this day will be easy, which also helps your body to adapt gradually to increasing altitude. The riverside trail passing the Dudh Koshi River accompanies peaceful and tranquil journeys.

Upon your arrival in Phakding, you will get to see various lodges and teahouses where climbers, trekkers, and travelers settle for the day.

You will get your overnight stay in a teahouse in Phakding.

Max Alt. 2860m

Tea House

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Fly to Lukla (2,860 m), Trek to Phakding (2,610 m)

Today, after the morning breakfast, you will continue your trek towards Namche Bazar, the iconic town of the Himalayas. You will cross multiple suspension bridges, including the popular Hillary Bridge, during your ascent. Before entering the Sagarmatha National Park, you will need to complete permit checks before you begin the uphill climb towards Namche Bazar.

From here on, the altitude becomes noticeable, which can make you feel the trek getting demanding. The precautions, like frequent hydration and a steady pace, are essential. You will also get stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam.

Upon your arrival in Namche Bazar, you will witness a vibrant Himalayan town in a remote location surrounded by the peaks and high-hills. The town is filled with bakeries, gear shops, lodges, museums, and internet cafes, which makes it an incredible stop.

You can roam around the evening atmosphere of Namche Bazaar, trying some local Sherpa dishes as well as enjoying the vibrant interactions between mountaineers and climbers from all around the world.

You will get your overnight stay in a teahouse in Namche Bazar.

Max Alt. 3440m

Tea House

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today, you will get a dedicated day for acclimation as it is a crucial step for success on the summit of Everest. As well, you will be achieving a huge altitude gap from the next day, so adapting to the altitude and the atmosphere is also necessary.

So, you can have the day exploring the Namche Bazar further. Climbers and trekkers often hike to nearby ridges or viewpoints such as Khamjung, Everest View Hotel, or ridges from where you can enjoy the view of Everest, Lhotse, and the following peaks, along with Ama Dablam. Such a gradual and short uphill climb helps to stimulate acclimation with minimal fatigue. Your guide monitors every symptom of altitude sickness in every member. The symptoms like headache, nausea, or unusual exhaustion can be fatal during high altitude climbing.

You can also explore the monasteries, the Sherpa cultural museum, and bakeries to spend more quality time before you ascend further the next day. Many climbers and mountaineers do the same.

You will get your overnight stay in a lodge in Namche Bazar.

Max Alt. 3440m

Tea House

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After the morning breakfast, the trek continues towards Tengboche. The trail passes high above Dudh Koshi Valley, offering you the Himalayan panoramas all along the way. The trail offers early expedition views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and ama Dablam through exposed ridge trails descending toward Phunki Tenga before a long uphill ascent through rhododendron and pine forest.

The ascent feels a bit challenging for the day due to the increasing altitude, but the scenery and the spiritual atmosphere make it an amazing journey. Before arriving at Tengboche, you will experience a spiritual journey along with the scenic trek.

Tengboche monastery is the largest monastery in the Khumbu Region. Climbers and expeditors receive blessings here for their safer and successful summit. It is located at an open ridge which is surrounded by stunning mountain peaks. There, climbers and mountaineers also attend the prayer ceremonies, chanting sessions, and burning incense.

You will get your overnight stay in a lodge in Tengboche.

Max Alt. 3860m

Tea House

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today, the journey moves towards Dingboche. After breakfast, you will travel the trail filled with forested valleys along with the high altitude landscapes of the Upper Khumbu Region. You will briefly descend through rhododendron forests, crossing suspension bridges that continue to Pangboche and Somare. You will enjoy the dominating ama dablam in the skyline with its dramatic ridges and snow-capped walls.

Once you enter the Imja valley, you will arrive at Dingboche. It is a traditional Sherpa settlement with stone-walled fields, which are designed to protect crops from strong mountain winds. With stunning scenery and tranquil nature, you will start to notice the colder and windier atmosphere as the altitude increases above 4000m above sea level. The rest of the day, you can have some rest.

Guides continue to monitor and evaluate each climber's acclimatization process as successful adaptation during this stage is essential and important before moving towards base camp and further higher rotations.

You will get your overnight stay at a lodge in Dingboche.

Max Alt. 4410m

Tea House

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today, you will get another acclimatization day in Dingboche, which allows your body to have additional time to adapt before extreme altitude. After breakfast, a hike above Dingboche is usually conducted for more effective acclimation. The hike reaches an elevation of 5000m. The hike also offers an incredible view of Makalu, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and the surrounding glaciers of Khumbu.

The guide carefully monitors energy levels, breathing patterns, and oxygen saturation. It helps to identify potential altitude risk early.

Climbers are also encouraged to maintain pace as well as avoid unnecessary exhaustion. After the hike, you will return to Dingboche for lunch. You can also explore further about Dingboche and interact with locals to know more about their lifestyle and culture.

The afternoon is often dedicated to equipment organization, communication, and discussion about the upcoming glacier walk. Until the end of the day, you will get to learn so much about the acclimation and better adaptation to higher altitudes.

You will get your overnight stay in a lodge in Dingboche.

Max Alt.

Tea House

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

On this day, you will get your morning breakfast and will continue to trek towards Lobuche. The trek gets more demanding as you will get more challenging ascents and altitude gain with every step. The Thulka pass is another great stop where most climbers stop to enjoy the tea and lunch before heading uphill. Passing the Thulka Pass, the memorial honors the climbers and sherpas who lost their lives during the Everest Summit or on Everest. The stone monuments there remind us of both the beauty and the seriousness of mountain terrains.

The trek continues with the views of landscapes which transform into cold, barren, and glacial environments as you will be walking beside Khumbu Glacier, along with the towering peaks of Nuptse and Pumori.

Upon your arrival in Lobuche, you will get a teahouse for the rest of the day.

Max Alt. 4910m

Tea House

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today, you’ll reach the much-anticipated Everest Base Camp. The journey from Lobuche is demanding but incredibly rewarding, offering views of the Khumbu Icefall and surrounding peaks. The trek takes about 6–7 hours, and once you arrive at Base Camp, you’ll have a sense of accomplishment. You’ll have time to rest, acclimate, and organize your gear.

Max Alt. 5364m

Tented Camp

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

This day is dedicated to rest and acclimatization. You will organize your climbing gear, have discussions with your climbing guides, and prepare mentally for the challenging rotations ahead. You’ll also be introduced to the icefall, where future training will take place, and discuss the next phase of the climb. You'll undergo icefall training and practice using equipment like crampons, ropes, and ice axes. The icefall is one of the most dangerous parts of the climb, and it’s crucial to familiarize yourself with climbing techniques on the icy terrain. You’ll also sort out your climbing gear and check everything before starting your first rotation.

Max Alt. 5364m

Tented Camp

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Rest, Training, and Acclimatization at Base Camp

Today, you'll climb through the Khumbu Icefall and reach Camp I at 6,065 meters. The icefall is challenging, with crevasses, ice bridges, and ladders. It takes about 5–6 hours to reach Camp I, where you'll rest and adjust to the altitude. From Camp I, you’ll continue your climb to Camp II, which sits at an altitude of 6,400 meters. The route is steep, and you’ll pass through the Western Cwm, a flat valley that’s exposed to the sun and can get very hot. The climb takes about 6–7 hours, and you’ll settle in at Camp II for rest and acclimatization. After reaching Camp II, you will descend back to Base Camp. This is important for acclimatization and allows your body to adjust to the altitude before the next phase of climbing. The descent takes about 4–5 hours, and you will rest at Base Camp. After reaching Camp II, you will descend back to Base Camp. This is important for acclimatization and allows your body to adjust to the altitude before the next phase of climbing. The descent takes about 4–5 hours, and you will rest at Base Camp. On Day 19, you'll begin your second rotation and head back to Camp II. You’ll take it slower and ensure that your body is fully acclimatized. The trek from Base Camp to Camp II takes 6–7 hours, and you’ll settle in for another rest day. From Camp II, head towards Camp III. From Camp III, you will reach Camp IV (South Col) at 7,950 meters. This will be your final stop before the summit.

Max Alt. 8,000+m

Tented Camp

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Rotation camp I, camp II, camp III, Camp IV, and Summit push

Today, you’ll attempt the summit of Mount Everest (8,848.86 meters). The climb to the top is long and strenuous, with a challenging ascent to the Hillary Step and a final push to the summit. After reaching the summit, you’ll descend to Camp IV or a lower camp. After summiting, you’ll descend to Base Camp for a well-earned rest.

Max Alt. 8848m

Tented Camp

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Summit Day (8,848.86m) and descent to Base camp

The trek back down begins with stops at Pangboche and Namche. The descent takes about 2–3 days.

Max Alt. 2860m

Tea House

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After arriving in Lukla, you'll take the flight back to Kathmandu.

Max Alt. 1400m

Hotel

Breakfast, Lunch

Back in Kathmandu, you'll meet with your team for a final debrief and celebrate your success with a farewell dinner.

Max Alt. 1400m

Hotel

Breakfast

You’ll have a final day for rest, shopping, and packing before departing for home. Our team will drop you at international airport.

Max Alt. 1400m

Breakfast

Route Map

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Cost Includes

All the ground transportation.

Welcome and farewell dinner.

4 nights' hotel in Kathmandu.

Flight Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu.

All the permits required for the expedition, including garbage deposit.

All Accommodation & meals during Trekking & expedition.

Climbing Sherpa Guide 1:1.

Expedition Kitchen Staff as required.

Porters & Transportation Services during Trekking and Expedition.

Health & Heli Insurance for all staff & porters.

Liaison Officer.

All the equipment and gear required for the Expedition.

Rope fixing and route preparation.

Supplemental oxygen 9 bottle.

2 pairs of Mask & regulator.

Communication Set for the Expedition.

Solar panels and generator power supply at Base Camp.

Single sleeping tent for each climber at Base Camp.

Wi-Fi facility at Base Camp.

Heater facility at Base Camp

Cost Excludes

International airfare from Kathmandu.

Nepal entry visa fee.

Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.

Extra hotel nights in Kathmandu

Tips for guides, Sherpas, kitchen staff, and porters.

Summit bonus for climbing Sherpas 1,500 $ minimum.

Travel and helicopter rescue insurance

Personal climbing equipment and gear.

Extra oxygen bottles ($500 per bottle).

Optional sightseeing or activities.

Personal climbing guide. (if requested separately)

Gear List

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Equipment

Helmet, climbing harness, carabiners, ascenders.

Crampons compatible with your boots.

Ice axe.

Climbing ropes & hardware (if not supplied by operator).

Personal headlamp (with extra batteries).

High-altitude down suit (upper body).

Down trousers for summit push.

Insulated mountaineering boots.

Thermal base layers and mid-layers.

Waterproof shell jacket & pants.

Glacial sunglasses, balaclava, neck gaiter.

Mountaineering gloves and heavy expedition gloves.

Personal oxygen mask set (if operator allows).

Lightweight backpack for rotations.

Trekking poles.

Extreme-cold sleeping bag (rated at −30 °C/ −40 °C).

Sleeping bag liner.

Sleeping pad (insulated).

Personal toiletries and UV sunscreen.

Altitude medication (as advised by the physician).

Personal medical kit.

Satellite communicator or personal GPS device.

Reviews

I know one of the difficult climbing is Mt. Everest but HK teams made it successful. Climbing Everes... Read more I know one of the difficult climbing is Mt. Everest but HK teams made it successful. Climbing Everest had been a goal of mine for over a decade, and I’m grateful I chose the right team for it. During the Expedition, I felt so excited and nervous, but thanks to the team’s experience, we always felt supported and safe. They regularly checked how we were feeling and never rushed the schedule. The itinerary allowed us to acclimatize well. Trekking through Sagarmatha National Park was beautiful and, at times, emotional seeing how proud the local communities are of their traditions. At Base Camp, we had a practical training session on using fixed ropes and going over crampon techniques, which really helped build confidence before summit day. The climb was tougher than I expected especially the steep section near the summit ridge but the support from the Sherpa team was steady and calm throughout. . At Base Camp, the setup was comfortable considering the altitude and heated dining tent, good food, regular weather briefings, and constant communication. The team organized a meaningful puja ceremony, which gave us a deep cultural connection and boosted morale before climbing. The rotations through Camp I, Camp II, and Camp III were tough but well planned. The Sherpa guides were incredibly experienced and calm, especially in the Khumbu Icefall. Safety was always the priority. We waited patiently for a good weather window, and that decision paid off. Summit day was the hardest thing I’ve ever done with physically and mentally. But standing on top of Everest at sunrise was overwhelming. It wasn’t just a summit; it was years of preparation coming together. I couldn’t have done it without this team. They didn't just help me reach the summit; they help me fulfill my dreams and achieve my goals. I am truly grateful to be a part of this teams. Thank you for this unforgettable memories and for your kindness, encouragement and support.

Alicja

I know one of the difficult climbing is Mt. Everest but HK teams made it successful. Climbing Everest had been a goal of mine for over a decade, and I’m grateful I chose the right team for it. During the Expedition, I felt so excited and nervous, but thanks to the team’s experience, we always felt supported and safe. They regularly checked how we were feeling and never rushed the schedule. The itinerary allowed us to acclimatize well. Trekking through Sagarmatha National Park was beautiful and, at times, emotional seeing how proud the local communities are of their traditions. At Base Camp, we had a practical training session on using fixed ropes and going over crampon techniques, which really helped build confidence before summit day. The climb was tougher than I expected especially the steep section near the summit ridge but the support from the Sherpa team was steady and calm throughout. . At Base Camp, the setup was comfortable considering the altitude and heated dining tent, good food, regular weather briefings, and constant communication. The team organized a meaningful puja ceremony, which gave us a deep cultural connection and boosted morale before climbing. The rotations through Camp I, Camp II, and Camp III were tough but well planned. The Sherpa guides were incredibly experienced and calm, especially in the Khumbu Icefall. Safety was always the priority. We waited patiently for a good weather window, and that decision paid off. Summit day was the hardest thing I’ve ever done with physically and mentally. But standing on top of Everest at sunrise was overwhelming. It wasn’t just a summit; it was years of preparation coming together. I couldn’t have done it without this team. They didn't just help me reach the summit; they help me fulfill my dreams and achieve my goals. I am truly grateful to be a part of this teams. Thank you for this unforgettable memories and for your kindness, encouragement and support.

Alicja

Everest is not just a mountain; it’s a full expedition experience. The journey through the Khumbu re... Read more

Agata

This expedition tested me in every way possible. Everest is demanding, and no one should underestima... Read more

Magdalena

I have climbed several 6,000m and 7,000m peaks, but Everest is on another level. This expedition was... Read more

Mariusz

Everest was a lifelong dream. The expedition was long and physically demanding, but the organization... Read more

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Overview

Itinerary

Day 1 Arrive in Kathmandu (1,400 m)

Arrive in Kathmandu (1,400 m)

Day 2 Expedition Briefing, Gear Check, Permits

Expedition Briefing, Gear Check, Permits

Day 3 Fly to Lukla (2,860 m), Trek to Phakding (2,610 m)

Fly to Lukla (2,860 m), Trek to Phakding (2,610 m)

Day 4 Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440 m)

Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440 m)

Day 5 Acclimatization Day in Namche

Acclimatization Day in Namche

Day 6 Trek to Tengboche (3,860 m)

Trek to Tengboche (3,860 m)

Day 7 Trek to Dingboche (4,410 m)

Trek to Dingboche (4,410 m)

Day 8 Acclimatization hike at Dingboche

Acclimatization hike at Dingboche

Day 9 Trek to Lobuche (4,910 m)

Trek to Lobuche (4,910 m)

Day 10 Trek to Everest Base Camp (5,364 m)

Trek to Everest Base Camp (5,364 m)

Day 11-16 Rest, Training, and Acclimatization at Base Camp

Rest, Training, and Acclimatization at Base Camp

Day 17-35 Rotation camp I, camp II, camp III, Camp IV, and Summit push

Rotation camp I, camp II, camp III, Camp IV, and Summit push

Day 36-54 Summit Day (8,848.86m) and descent to Base camp

Summit Day (8,848.86m) and descent to Base camp

Day 55-57 Trek Back to Lukla

Trek Back to Lukla

Day 58 Fly to Kathmandu

Fly to Kathmandu

Day 59 Briefing at Department of Tourism

Briefing at Department of Tourism

Day 60 Departure

Departure

Route Map

Our Visual Memories

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Cost Includes

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