Base camp equipments (tents, kitchen, dining, gear) with chef and assistant
Basic Climbing equipment (ropes, ice axes, etc.)
All meals
Permits, insurance, and medical coverage for staff
satellite phone, Solar power for light/charging available
Emergency oxygen (extra charge)
Individual tents at advanced base camp
Cargo clearance, transport of supplies, and taxes
Farewell dinner with cultural show
Full Board Plan Services:
Transport: Kathmandu–Pokhara flights
Oxygen cylinders
Mask & Regulator
Necessary VE25 North Face High Tent
High Altitude Climbing Sherpa
Rescue Deposit: ~$2,500 (covered by insurance)
Appropriate number of porters during the trekking period
Heli for transporting the thing from Pokhar to base camp
Base Camp Services:
Airport transfers
All accommodation in teahouse upto Base Camp
Licensed guide and porters (15kg baggage) during the trek
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
Packed food, snacks, drinks
Walkie-talkies, filming permits, ice fall charges
Tents for higher camps (I, II, III)
Personal climbing gear and Sherpa guides
Emergency oxygen and high-altitude food for Sherpas and clients
Tips, gifts, and souvenirs
Personal items, laundry, and tips, expenses for landlines, mobile, satellite phones, and Internet
Personal trekking gear, medical kit, and clothing
Additional expenses from unforeseen events (natural disasters, strikes, etc.)
Rescue, medical, and hospitalisation expenses
Medical and travel insurance, emergency evacuation
International airfare
Nepal visa fee (available on arrival)
Rubbish deposit fee (if applicable)
What you can expect
Gyachung Kang stands tall at 7,952m (7.952km) and falls in fifteen ranks among the highest peaks. It is also part of the Mahalangur Himal and extends across the Nepalese and Chinese border. It has gained mountains like Mt. Everest and Mt. Cho Oyu as its neighbouring mountains. Even though it lies in between the world’s first and sixth-highest mountain, it remains less popular among travellers.
The Gyachung Kang Expedition provides a heartwarming experience to its climbers. It is an escape from the day-to-day hustle for those who want to have some adventure in their life. The summit welcomes its climbers with a majestic giant structure of snow and ice. The view is equally enchanting as it is exciting. Reaching the Gyachung Kang also offers the climbers a mesmerising view of the world’s tallest mountain, Mt.Everest, and the sixth tallest mountain, Mt. Cho Oyu. However, this expedition requires a lot of patience, courage, and professional guidance as there are various challenges that one has to go through to reach the summit.
Day 1: Arriving at a hotel in Kathmandu
Day 2: Briefing and preparation for the expedition
Day 3: Flying to Lukla then trekking to Phakding
Day 4: Trekking to Namche Bazaar
Day 5: Trekking to Khumjung
Day 6: Rest day at Khumjung to adjust in the high altitude and low temperature
Day 7: Trekking to Dole, staying in a lodge
Day 8: Trekking to Macchermo, staying in a lodge
Day 9: Trekking to Gokyo lake, staying in a lodge
Day 10: Rest day at Gokyo to adjust in the high altitude and low temperature
Day 11: Trekking to Ngozumba Tso
Day 12: Trekking to reach Gyachung Kang Basecamp
Day 13 - 43: Climbing the mountain and returning back to the base camp
Day 44: Packing and cleaning the base camp to descend back
Day 45: Trekking to Gokyo lake, staying in a resort
Day 46: Trekking back to Khumjung, staying in a resort
Day 47: Trekking back to Phakding, staying in a resort
Day 48: Trekking to Lukla, staying in a lodge
Day 49: Flying back to Kathmandu from Lukla
Day 50: Exploring Kathmandu
Day 51: Returning home
