Khumbu, Nepal
Mount Everest
- Summit
- 8,848.86 m
- Expedition
- 65 days
- Season
- Spring
South Col route from Nepal, with climbing Sherpa support from Base Camp to the summit.
Himalayan expeditions and treks
Sherpa-led expeditions on all fourteen 8,000 m peaks, and treks across Nepal.
Mountains, people, experience
Everest Guides International is a team of Sherpa climbers, sirdars, cooks and porters who lead people into the high Himalaya. The job never changes: get you up, and get you home.
Every summit above 8,000 m, drawn from real terrain data, west to east. Drag the range or choose a peak.
Khumbu, Nepal
South Col route from Nepal, with climbing Sherpa support from Base Camp to the summit.
Ask about the Triple Crown: Everest, Lhotse and Nuptse in a single spring season.
Indicative dates and availability. Contact us to confirm a departure.
From ten days on Poon Hill to three weeks over the Khumbu passes.
Namche, Tengboche and the Khumbu Glacier, with time at Everest Base Camp.
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Gokyo lakes, the Ngozumpa Glacier and a high-route crossing toward Everest Base Camp.
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Kongma La, Cho La and Renjo La. The whole Khumbu, for fit trekkers.
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Rhododendron forest into the Annapurna Sanctuary, ringed by 7,000 m walls.
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Close to Kathmandu. Tamang villages and glaciers below Langtang Lirung.
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Short and green, with sunrise over Dhaulagiri and Annapurna South.
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Expeditions, climbing peaks and treks, alongside cultural journeys, wildlife and rafting.
Explore Nepal
Northern mountain approaches, Lhasa and the Kailash region. Ask about current access arrangements.
Explore Tibet
Karakoram expeditions and Nanga Parbat in the western Himalaya.
Explore Pakistan
Mountain treks and cultural journeys through the western valleys.
Explore Bhutan
The Dzongri trail and Himalayan landscapes of Sikkim.
Explore IndiaHow we climb
Our climbing Sherpas fix the lines, carry the oxygen and make the turnaround call with you.
We handle your permits, Lukla flights, oxygen, insurance checks and satellite comms.
Our cooks bake at camp. Good food and a warm mess tent keep you climbing well.
Rubbish and empty oxygen cylinders come back to Kathmandu.
“They turned us around 200 m below the top of Manaslu. Two years later, the same sirdar got us up it.”
“Fresh bread at Base Camp, a medical kit in every tent, and porters who knew our names by day two.”
“Our climbing Sherpa read the weather better than any forecast. We summited on the one clear morning of the week.”
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Bhim PaudelExecutive Director