There's once in a lifetime trips and then there's this: a 2 week trek led by Jamling Tenzing to the Himalayas' most spectacular natural and spiritual landmarks.

THE TREK IN A NUTSHELL

EVEREST BASE CAMP

EVEREST BASE CAMP

Through stunning mountain valleys and national parks, we'll trek to Everest Basecamp (5,150m)

TENGBOCHE MONASTERY

TENGBOCHE MONASTERY

Along with other spiritual sites, we'll spend some time meditating with Tibetan monks

LOBUCHE EAST SUMMIT 
(6,119M)

LOBUCHE EAST SUMMIT
(6,119M)

Offering unparalleled views, even for a Himalayan summit, we'll climb Lobuche East (6,199m)

CONTRIBUTING TO OUR
ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS

CONTRIBUTING TO OUR
ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS

Alongside local charities, we'll brainstorm how we can improve the local ecosystem

JAMLING TENZING NORGAY: TREK LEADER

A veteran of the Himalayas, sumiteer of Mt. Everest, and son of legendary Sherpa Tenzing Norgay (as well as a partner in our business), Jamling Tenzing Norgay will lead the group in 2020.

WHY LOBUCHE EAST?

Summiting a Himalayan peak can still be an incredibly rewarding challenge if done the right way. We've chosen to climb Lobuche East (6,119m), a less technically demanding peak, that offers quieter slopes and arguably the best views of any mountain in the World; with incredible vistas of the surrounding region and Tibet with Everest looming nearby.

FAQ's

How challenging is the Trek?

It's not a technically demanding Trek, but you will need to be in good physical shape. That means you're comfortable hiking around 16km on consecutive days, and can deal with higher altitudes.

How much does the Trek cost?

Our ticket price is roughly $5,000USD. For a 18 day Trek, led by some of the best guides in the World, including Jamling Tenzing Norgay, the costs for this Trek are extremely competitive. To find out more about how much the trip costs, request a call back from us.

What makes this Trek unique?

Led by Jamling Tenzing, son of legendary Sherpa Tenzing and one of the first two men to summit Everest, this Trek is unique. It's not just a trek to Everest Basecamp and a climb of Lobuche East, we'll be having guided days of meditation with monks in the spiritual epicentre of the region, and brainstorming with the main local charities about plans to help improve the local ecosystem.

What equipment do I need?

We'll be going from warmer, forested valleys, to -20°c at the peak of Lobuche. So, while we'll provide some of the climbing and camping equipment, you'll need to bring some things like sleeping bags. Request a call back to find out more about what will, and won't be provided.

When is it?

We'll be going April 16th-2nd May 2020.

How many people are going?

Numbers haven't been finalised yet, but, it'll be somewhere between 6-16 trekkers, not including guides and Sherpas.