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Lobuche Peak Climbing

 

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Lobuche Peak Climbing is an unforgettable experience for climbers wanting to conquer Lobuche Peak 6119m/20070ft. Located in the Khumbu region, there are two distinctive summits associated to Lobuche Peak: Lobuche East 6119m/20070ft and Lobuche West 6145m. The peak permit involves the climbing of Lobuche East, where as a special expedition permit is required for the climbing of Lobuche West. Lobuche East is an attractive peak that comprises of several small summits. However, the climbing of the true summit requires assistance of experts and experienced climbers as the climbing is done through steep snow and ice slopes. Nepal Guide Treks recommends experienced experts for successfully achieving the adventurous and challenging Lobuche Peak Climbing.

Lobuche Peak Climbing with Nepal Guide Treks starts with a scenic flight to Lukla – the gateway to Everest and Khumbu Region. Following the impressive trail, we walk through dense rhododendron filled forest towards Namche Bazaar – The Sherpa Capital. Moving on the region offers mind blowing sceneries of breathtaking landscapes and stunning mountain views. Trekking through high valleys and mountain villages we head for the crossing of challenging Kongma La Pass at 5535m to reach Lobuche East Base Camp. Once we check our physical and mental fitness we set our gears for the climbing of adventurous summit Lobuche East. From the top of the summit, we can enjoy the magnificent views of Everest 8848m, Lhotse 8516m, Makalu 8463m, Nuptse 7861m, Pumori 7161m, the majestic Amadablam 6812m and other surrounding peaks. After achieving the summit of Lobuche Peak, we re-trace our steps passing through Namche Bazaar back to Lukla. Our amazing and memorable experience at Lobuche Peak Climbing with Nepal Guide Treks ends with the scenic flight from Lukla back to Kathmandu.

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