Island Peak Climbing

A quest of every enthusiastic climbers who wouldn’t get enough of mountains and their wilderness with just a walk up to the Everest Base Camp! Get a real taste of mountains by Island peak climbing up a peak in Everest region which is popular amongst the trekkers as Island peak, and Island peak is an alluring peak that lies in between the peaks of Ama Dablam and Lhotse on the top of Chukung glacier. Lying in between the Chukung glacier, the peak rises tall in between like an island in between the sea therefore named as Island peak. Also known as Imja Tse, the peak was first climbed by a team of Eric Shipton in 1952 A.D. Island peak climbing fulfils the dream of every climber who seek for adventure and thrill along with the trekking journey to the apex touching mountains. Talking about Island peak climbing, it is mostly not so technical and can be performed by anyone with basic snow climbing skill and high altitude endurance capacity. Island peak is highly glaciated in its west face and its summit offers the best views of mountains in Everest region like Mt. Everest, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Nuptse and many more. The magnificence of wild and cold mountains that unfolds right before our eyes is a reward to all the struggles that we went through climbing up the rope.

Trip itinerary:

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1334m), transfer Hotel, Everest base camp trekking briefing with officially arrangements. overnight at Kathmandu.

Day 02: Sight seeing in kathmandu valley.

Upcoming Fixed Departure Date and Offer Price.


Trip Cost Includes

  • Arrival and Departure by comfortable Private vehicle
  • Kathmandu- Lukla - Kathmandu domestic air ticket
  • Welcome and Farewell dinner in typical Nepal restaurant with Nepal food

Trip Cost Exclude

  • Nepalese visa fee

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