Everest North Expedition - Tibet

Everest North Expedition - Tibet Ask an adventurer about their dream, they will answer you with a word; EVEREST. Who would not want to reach the top of the world? Everest. It was just incredible.

Who would not want to touch the sky? It’s the trip of the lifetime, Its Everest Expedition. Everest North Col Expedition could be the adventure for you. The immense presence of Everest and the journey to the North Col will leave you memorized. Our Everest North Col Expedition will help you follow in the footsteps of every hero who has ever stepped foot on the north side of Mt. Everest, you will jo

urney in their footsteps and create your own journey and experience on Everest. Climbing on Everest is an amazing once in a lifetime journey to climb on the highest mountain in the world. You will not be disappointed and left with lasting memories of Everest’s north face. Everest North Col Expedition Everest North Col Expedition

A little bit more about the Everest North Col Expedition
We will start our Everest journey in Kathmandu and slowly venture into Tibet towards Mt. This is a 28 day journey with acclimatization to the lack of oxygen will be our central focus as we journey to extreme altitude. The cost of the climb is $15,500. Contact us and find out about our service, quality acclimatization and high end support for your climb. A little bit more about the Everest North Col Expedition
After following an appropriate acclimatization schedule. We will hike this famous trail from Everest Base Camp straight towards the North Face of Everest before branching east, towards advanced base camp at 6,400m/ 20,997 feet. We will have to make this journey a number of times helping our bodies adapt to the low levels of oxygen. The cost start from $40,500 per person. Everest North Col Expedition
We need to climb high and sleep lower and give time to adapt to the lack of oxygen which is the key to making a safe, successful and enjoyable journey high on Everest. After weeks of preparation we will make the journey up to the North Col of Everest at 7,000m and stand in awe at the mighty Mt. You will feel like you can touch the summit from this point. This is a challenging trip but the rewards, memories and experience will live long in your memory. Everest North Col Expedition
Our approach to Mount Everest is via the Tibetan Plateau to the Rongbuk Monastery and Everest Base Camp on the North side of Mount Everest. You then trek up the historic East Rongbuk Glacier following the ‘Magic Highway’ to Advance Base Camp 6,400m/ 21,000 feet below the North Col. The climb itself is across easy-angled glacier then snow slopes which lead to the north ridge and summit. The ground is moderate, so the climb is feasible for those with previous snow and ice climbing experience, who have also trekked at altitudes in excess of 6,000m/ 19,685 feet before. There is also the option to climb to the North Col 7,000m/ 22,965 feet on Mount Everest as part of this expedition and to visit the historical city of Lhasa before and after the trip. This expedition is tough challenge at altitude some previous experience is a must to be safe and successful. What people said about our Everest North Col Expedition
“A friend of mine referred me to Ian Taylor, he had climbed Mera Peak with Ian and highly recommended Ian as the guy to go with. He was right, we were well looked after, our acclimatization was perfect. Not only were we walking and climbing on Everest, we were being educated and learned so much on the trip. Standing on the North Col was out of this world, an incredible journey and will be hard to beat .” Ryan Underhill, 2013

“The best trip I have ever been on. We were successful because of our acclimatization schedule. A challenging, inspiring and special journey. Thank you so much. See you next year on Mera Peak, I want an great view of the Himalaya’s, I can not get enough.” Chris Goodyear, 2013

“Great trip, excellently organised, best set up and support I have ever received when preparing for an adventure like this. Our Sherpa team were amazing. First class, love you guys.” Maria Mathison, 2013

Itinerary
Day 1

You need to arrive in Kathmandu international airport. Once you exit the airport you will be met by our staff and transferred to your hotel in the Thamel district of the city. You can explore Kathmandu and pick up any last minute items needed for the climb. If you suffer with jet lag you might want to arrive early in Kathmandu. Day 2

Today we will get up early for our flight to Lhasa in Tibet. It will take 30 minutes to get back to the airport and the flight time is 1 hour 30 minutes. Lhasa is at 3,600m/ 11,811 feet so it will be really important to rest, relax and take it easy. Day 3

Relax in Lhasa at 3,600m/ 11,811 feet and do some sight seeing and sort out our gear. It is really important to rest, keep well hydrated and do minimal activity. Day 4

Relax in Lhasa at 3,600m/ 11,811 feet it is critical to rest, hydrate and get used to the lower levels of oxygen at this critical height. Excellent acclimatization means spending 4 nights in Lhasa at 3,600m/ 11,811 feet before moving higher. Day 5

Relax in Lhasa at 3,600m/ 11,811 feet We will do more sightseeing and continue to rest and make sure all equipment is ready for the next phase of the journey to Everest. Day 6

Our Everest North Col Expedition is under way. We will drive the 250km/ 155 miles to Shigatse at 3900m/ 12,795 feet and do some light hiking to get the body used to being at this new elevation. Day 7

Drive the 244km/ 152 miles to Shegar at 4,350m/ 14,271 feet. We will stop plenty of time for toilet breaks and try and get a little hiking in if possible. Day 8

We will have an acclimatization day here in Shegar 4,350m/ 14,271 feet and hike higher to gain additional acclimatization. We will get out and great some great Himalayan views from this point. We are now off the main road and getting closer to Everest. The raw rugged beauty of Tibet and the Himalaya’s are now on display. Day 9

Today we will drive to Everest Base Camp at 5,150m/ 16,896 feet we will set up camp and settle into your new home on Everest. We will be here for a few days so critical to get rest, stay well hydrated and get in some short hikes. Day 10

Rest at Everest Base Camp. We will get used to sleeping at the higher end of high altitude. High altitude is between 3,500m/ 11,500 ft. to 5,500m/ 18,000 ft. so it is critical to get the body used to being at this elevation. We will do a short hike only a few hundred meters above base camp. Day 11

Rest at Everest Base Camp and sort out your tent, equipment and sort out climbing gear. We will try and reach a new height of 5,600m/ 18,372 feet. and gain further acclimatization for moving higher on the mountain. Day 12

Rest at Everest Base Camp, we will make a short acclimatization hike for a couple of hours and enjoy this classic view of Everest, rest up and get to bed early before making the move higher. Day 13

Today we will trek to Interim Camp 5,760m/ 18,897 feet This is a 5 hour hike straight toward Everest and one of the famous treks towards Mt. It is a really special trek. Day 14

Interim Camp acclimatization 5,760m/ 18,897 feet up above 6,000m/ 19,685 feet

Day 15

Today we will trek to Everest Advanced Base Camp or ABC at 6,340m/ 20,800 feet. We are getting into the business end of our Everest North Col Expedition. Day 16

ABC acclimatizing

Day 17

ABC acclimatizing. Day 18

If everyone is feel good we will make an ascent to the North col and sleep there. An assessment of the team will be made. If this is not going to be possible we will ascent and return back to ABC. Day 19

Hopefully you will be treated to one of those great Everest views from the North Col of Mt. The awesome site of Everest’s North Face will leave you stunned. The view off the North Col of Everest is a truly amazing experience. Day 20

We have a Spare day for additional acclimatization if needed and this might be used lower down the trail on our Everest North Col Expedition. Day 21

We will be back in the vehicle and leave the Everest region and drive Nyalam 3,750m/ 12,139 feet. or if we can make Zhangmu 2400m/ 7,874 feet if we have time we will aim for Zhangmu as it will help us get closer to Kathmandu and a warm shower. Day 22

We will drive to Kathmandu aiming to be back early afternoon. We will head out for a team dinner and award you your Everest North Col Expedition certificates. Day 23

After a good nights rest in Kathmandu. We will take you out on a half day sightseeing tour in Kathmandu. Your Everest North Col Expedition is officially over. Day 24

Today we will transfer you from the hotel to Kathmandu international airport for your return flight home. Ready to go? You have been climbing peaks and preparing for something special. Climbing on the north side of Everest to the north col could be for you. Our Everest North Col Expedition could be the climb for you. If you would like to sign up for our Everest north col expedition, start working with us on your training and preparation. Get in touch and take your first step towards climbing on Everest.

27/06/2026

Crossing ladders in the Khumbu Icefall never really feels normal.

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🏔️ Booking Open for Everest Base Camp Trek 2026 with Everest Expeditions Nepal 🇳🇵Join one of the world's most iconic tre...
22/06/2026

🏔️ Booking Open for Everest Base Camp Trek 2026 with Everest Expeditions Nepal 🇳🇵
Join one of the world's most iconic trekking adventures and experience the magic of the Himalayas on the legendary Everest Base Camp Trek. Walk through traditional Sherpa villages, explore ancient monasteries, cross suspension bridges, and stand at the foot of the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest (8,848.86m).
✨ Trip Highlights:
• Trek to Everest Base Camp (5,364m)
• Sunrise view from Kala Patthar (5,545m)
• Scenic mountain flight to Lukla
• Explore Namche Bazaar & Tengboche Monastery
• Experience authentic Sherpa culture and hospitality
• Stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse & Ama Dablam
• Walk through Sagarmatha National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
• Professional guides and porter support
✅ Fixed Departures & Private Trips Available
✅ Experienced Local Guides
✅ Best Service & Competitive Rates
✅ Small Groups & Customized Itineraries
✅ Safety First Approach
✅ Trekking Permits & Logistics Arranged
📅 Best Seasons: Spring & Autumn 2026
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Turn your Everest dream into reality and create memories that will last a lifetime!

18/06/2026

Everest Expedition 2026

A tragic reminder of the risks that come with climbing Mount Everest. Even the world's highest peak demands the utmost respect, preparation, and sound judgment. Every loss is a profound tragedy for family, friends, and the mountaineering community.

May the climber rest in peace.

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10/06/2026

Which is the first mountain above 8,000 meters ever climbed?

First Russian Women to climb Everest Without OxygenA huge congratulations to Nikol on an extraordinary achievement, beco...
30/05/2026

First Russian Women to climb Everest Without Oxygen
A huge congratulations to Nikol on an extraordinary achievement, becoming the first Russian woman to climb Everest without supplemental oxygen.
Nikol reached the summit on 27 May with Nimsdai, demonstrating exceptional strength, determination, and resilience. Climbing Everest is a remarkable challenge in itself, but doing so without oxygen takes the difficulty to an entirely different level and requires years of experience, preparation, and mental fortitude.
Over the years, she has achieved incredible success, including completing the 14 Peaks, the Seven Summits and the South Pole with us.
After successfully climbing Manaslu without oxygen last year, she has now added Everest without oxygen to her growing list of world class achievements.
We are incredibly proud to have supported your journey and honored to have shared so many adventures together. Congratulations on yet another inspiring accomplishment.

22/05/2026

The Everest North Expedition is an extraordinary mountaineering adventure that takes climbers to the majestic Mount Everest,

28/04/2026

🏔️ Good Morning & Great News from Everest 2026

The route through the Khumbu Icefall is now officially open.
As of 28 April 2026, the fixing team has successfully reached Camp I, establishing the route with ladders, ropes, and anchors.

This achievement is made possible by the incredible efforts of the SPCC Icefall Doctors, with strong coordination from the Expedition Operators Association of Nepal and support from all expedition teams.

With this critical section secured, rotations from Everest Base Camp to Camp I will begin shortly.
Over 400 climbers are now preparing for their ascent of Mount Everest, along with Lhotse and Nuptse.

This milestone marks a strong and safe start to the Everest Expedition 2026 season.

🙏 Deep gratitude to all the seen and unseen heroes who made this possible.

27/04/2026

Training begins at Everest Base Camp, preparing for the ultimate challenge through the Khumbu Icefall.
Every step, every skill, every moment matters on the journey to Mount Everest.

Everest Expedition 2026 🏔️

25/04/2026

The reality of climate change is becoming impossible to ignore.
In the Khumbu Icefall below Mount Everest, melting ice is revealing what has long been hidden — reminders of past expeditions and lives lost in the pursuit of the summit.

This is not just a mountaineering story, but a powerful sign of how rapidly our हिमाल (Mountains) are changing. 🏔️🥲

Respect the mountains. Protect the future.



🎥 Credit: Santosh Bhote

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