Mt. Everest Exp. Nepal 2027

Expedition Schedule

03 Apr To 30 May 2027

Recommended Arrival in Kathmandu: 03 April 2027
Expedition Departure from Kathmandu: 06 April 2027

Overview

Where Legends Are Made

Height: 8,848.86m (29,031.7 ft)
Location: Mahalangur Himal, Nepal
Route: South Col (Normal Route)

A Legacy of Summits

Mount Everest (Sagarmatha/Chomolungma) has inspired generations since Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary first summited on May 29, 1953. At Climbalaya, we honor this legacy by offering meticulously crafted expeditions where safety, preparation, and personalized service take precedence.

We specialize in smaller, cohesive teams, ensuring personalized attention, stronger camaraderie, and enhanced safety throughout the journey. This is not just an expedition—it is the defining adventure of a lifetime, and we are here to help you achieve it.

Trip Facts

Difficulty

Streneous

Country

Nepal

Duration

58 Days

Altitude

8848.86 M

Accommodation

Hotel/Lodge/Tent

Trip Start From

Lukla

Trip Ends At

Lukla

Climbing Route

South Col (Normal Route)

Why Choose Climbalaya for Everest 2027?

Feature	What It Means for You
1:1 High-Altitude Sherpa	A dedicated Everest summiteer per client—carrying gear, guiding, and assisting you every step of the way
6 Oxygen Bottles per Client	Maximum safety and summit potential at extreme altitude
Lobuche East Acclimatization	Summit a 6,119m peak before Everest for optimal preparation
Strategic Rotations	Comprehensive acclimatization through Camps 1, 2, and 3
8 Contingency Days	Reserved for weather windows or a second summit attempt
Small Team Focus	Personalized attention, stronger camaraderie, enhanced safety
Proven Logistics	Flights, permits, porterage, and all arrangements handled

Base Camp Comfort & Safety

We believe performance begins with well-being. At Base Camp, enjoy:

Facility	Details
Personal Sleeping Tents	Spacious single box tent with mattress, pillow, and solar light
Private Toilets & Showers	Dedicated toilet tents and hot water for showers
Heated Dining Tent	Carpeted, heated, and designed for comfort
Solar-Powered Energy	Charging for small electronics (phones, cameras)
Nutritious Meals	Prepared in hygienic kitchen facilities by our expert cooks

Our Unmatched Team

Our staff—Sherpas, cooks, and guides—are:

Handpicked, licensed, and highly experienced
Known for their skill, dedication, and integrity
Equipped with top-tier gear and clothing
Fully insured and among the best-compensated in the industry
We invest in our team’s welfare so they can focus entirely on your success

Is This Expedition For You?

This expedition is designed for serious high-altitude climbers who:

Have successfully summited peaks above 6,000m (preferably 7,000m+)
Possess excellent physical fitness and mental resilience
Are experienced with crampons, ice axe, and fixed rope travel
Have comprehensive travel insurance covering high-altitude mountaineering

Important: If you are considering Everest, we strongly recommend prior experience on a 7,000m peak. Contact us for guidance on preparation climbs.

Why the South Col Route?

Advantage	Detail
Most Established Route	The classic path to the summit with proven logistics and infrastructure
Sherpa Network	Extensive support system with experienced Sherpas
Helicopter Rescue	Available up to Camp 2 if needed
Full Base Camp Services	Medical clinic, dining, communications, and comfort

Summits Gallery

Brief Itinerary

Day 01:

International arrival in Kathmandu (1350m, 4429ft).
Day 02-03:

In Kathmandu for official procedures and last minute shopping.
Day 04:

Transfer to the domestic airport terminal for flight to Lukla (2840m, 9,152ft) and trek to Phakding. (2610m, 8561ft)
Day 05:

Trek to Namche Bazar (3440m, 11,283ft). The region’s main commercial centre.
Day 06:

In Namche Bazar for acclimatization.
Day 07:

Trek to Tengboche Monastery (3860m, 12,661ft).
Day 08:

Trek to Dingboche.
Day 09:

Trek to Lobuche (4910m, 16,105ft).
Day 10:

Rest day for acclimatization in Lobuche.
Day 11:

Trek to Everest base camp. (5364m, 17,594ft).
Day 12-13:

At base camp. (5364m, 17,594ft).
Day 14:

Puja ceremony at base camp.
Day 15:

Training at base camp.
Day 16:

Rest Day
Day 17:

Trek to Lobuche.
Day 18:

Lobuche east high camp 5800m, 19,024 ft.
Day 19:

Summit Lobuche east 6119m 20,070 ft. and back to Lobuche.
Day 20:

Trek to base camp.
Day 21-52:

Climbing Period
Day 53:

Trek to Dingboche.
Day 54:

Trek to Namche Bazar.
Day 55:

Trek to Lukla.
Day 56:

Fly back to Kathmandu and transfer to your hotel.
Day 57:

Kathmandu.
Day 58:

Departure from Kathmandu.

Expedition Schedule

03 Apr To 30 May 2027

Recommended Arrival in Kathmandu: 03 April 2027
Expedition Departure from Kathmandu: 06 April 2027

Streneous

Strenuous climbing
May require carrying bag packs (15kg)
High or extreme altitude with elevation above 7000m
Intermediate to advance terrain
Nights are spent in tents
Moderate to extreme glacier travel is involved
Travel in remote areas
Usually expedition duration above four weeks

Ready to Climb?
The Everest 2027 expedition is limited to a small team to ensure personalized attention and safety. Secure your spot early.

Package Details

Cost Includes:

Permits, Taxes & Logistics
- Mt. Everest permit fee and Lobuche East permit fee
- Rope-fixing fees and all government taxes
- International and domestic airport-hotel-airport transfers
- Scheduled flights: Kathmandu–Lukla–Kathmandu for members and staff
- Porterage of personal climbing equipment (max 60 kg per person)
- Transportation of food supply to Base Camp from Kathmandu
- Applicable National Park fees and local taxes
Expert Support
- One high-altitude climbing Sherpa (Everest summiteer) per client – carries all food and gear to higher camps and assists during climb and summit attempt
- Experienced Base Camp Manager for logistical services
- Cook and kitchen boy at Base Camp and Camp 2
- Climbing and summit bonuses for climbing Sherpas
- Insurance for cooks, kitchen boys, Government Liaison Officer, and local porters (including heli evacuation, hospitalization, medical, and life insurance)
- Equipment allowances and wages for all staff
Safety, Communication & Medical
- 6 oxygen bottles (4L) per member with mask and regulator
- 4 oxygen bottles (4L) with mask and regulator for the climbing Sherpa
- Walkie-talkie for each member-Sherpa team with base unit at BC and Camp 2
- Emergency satellite phone available at BC
- Weather report services
- Medical consultation services at Base Camp with HRA clinic (medications extra)
- Common climbing equipment (ropes, ice bars, ice screws, etc.)
Accommodation & Meals
- Standard hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast (5 nights)
- Full-board accommodation at lodges during trek (Lukla–Base Camp–Lukla)
- Spacious single box tent with mattress, pillow, and solar light for each member at BC
- High-altitude tents for all members and climbing Sherpas
- Kitchen tent, common store tent, carpeted dining tent with heater, toilet tents, tables and chairs at BC
- Kitchen and dining tent at Camp 2 for members and Sherpas
- Solar panel at BC for light and charging small electronics
- Welcome dinner in Kathmandu

Cost Excludes:

International airfare to/from your country
Nepal entry visa fee
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
Hotel after 5 nights stay in Kathmandu
Personal climbing gears. Additional costs for second summit push if the first has failed.
Excess personal baggage transport (Kathmandu–Lukla–Base Camp): USD 14 per kg one way
Personal insurance (travel, accident, medical, emergency evacuation, trip cancellation, lost luggage)
Internet connection at Base Camp (Everest Link recharge cards purchased separately)
Permit fees and customs charges for SAT phone, communication equipment, and commercial filming
Personal expenses (hard and soft drinks, laundry, postage, telephone, email)
Snacks and beverages between meals (must be paid directly to lodges)
Customs duty and import license fees for personal expedition goods
Tips/gratitude for cooks and climbing Sherpas at trip end