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Lobuche Peak Climbing - 16 Days

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Trip Facts
  • Duration 16 Days
  • Trip Grade Technical Challenging
  • Group Size 2 - 15 Pax
  • Max. Elevation 6119m/20075ft.
  • Start/End Lukla to Lukla
  • Best Time Mar to May and Sep to Dec

Highlights

  • Breathtaking Himalayan Views: Enjoy scenic beauty with Lobuche Peak (6,119 m) standing tall in front of Mt. Everest.
  • 16-Day Perfect Itinerary: A well-crafted program from your arrival in Kathmandu to your final departure.
  • Thrilling Climb with Adventure Fun: Requires technical equipment and a spirit for high-altitude adventure.
  • Classic Everest Route: Trek through Lukla, Namche, Tengboche, Dingboche, and finally to Lobuche.
  • Expert Support Team: Guided by experienced climbing guides and skilled assistants for safety and success.
  • 3 Days of Alpine Camping: Camp at base camp and high camp before your summit.
  • Cultural Immersion: Explore traditional Sherpa villages and learn about their customs, religion, and lifestyle.
  • Panoramic Mountain Views: Witness a stunning 360° vista of more than 25 Himalayan peaks.
  • Splendid Views of Above 8000 m Himalayas: 360-degree panoramic views of peaks above 8000 m, including Mt. Everest (8848 m), Lhotse (8516 m), Makalu (8463 m), Cho Oyu (8201 m), Amadablam (6812 m), Nupse (7860 m), and Pumori (7161 m). 
  • Unique Himalayan Wildlife: Spot yaks, Jyopchyo hybrids, alpine flora, and the national bird, Danfe Munal.
  • Start and End in Lukla: The journey begins and concludes in Lukla, with a scenic flight to and from Kathmandu.

Lobuche Peak Climbing: A Thrilling Himalayan Adventure

Lobuche Peak Climbing is one of the most thrilling and technical mountaineering adventure. Located in the Khumbu region, its altitude is 6,119-meter (20,075 ft), stands proudly in front of the world’s tallest mountain, Mt. Everest (8,848 m). Offering panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Amadablam, Pumori, Nupse, and many magical peaks. 

Standing on the summit of Lobuche Peak offers one of the most stunning 360-degree high Himalayas panoramas, including Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Ama Dablam, all in one breathtaking view. A memory that will shine for a lifetime.

Scenic Route to Lobuche Peak Climbing

The journey begins with a scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, followed by a trek through the legendary Everest Base Camp trail. You’ll pass through iconic Sherpa villages such as Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, and Dingboche, immersing yourself in Sherpa culture and traditions along the way.

Acclimatization Days in Namche and Dingboche

Proper acclimatization is key for a successful adventurous climb. After reaching Namche Bazaar (3,440 m) on Day 2, we recommend a rest day with a short hike to the Everest View Hotel (3,860 m) or Khumjung village. This helps your body adjust by ascending and then descending over 400 meters.

Another important stop is Dingboche (4,410 m), where a hike to Nangkartshang Peak (5,000 m) offers excellent altitude preparation and stunning views.

These acclimatization hikes, followed by visits to Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) and Kalapatthar (5,545 m), ensure you're well-prepared for the Lobuche Peak (6,119 m) summit.

Along the trail, you'll explore vibrant Buddhist culture through ancient monasteries, mani walls, prayer flags, and stupas. Namche Bazaar, the gateway to Everest and the heart of the Khumbu region, offers a blend of modern amenities and traditional charm.

Visit Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar Viewpoint

We recommend you visit Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar viewpoint, which is at 5545m; adjust altitude for better acclimatization and easy to climb the Peak. And you will see a breathtaking view of Mt. Everest (8848m). Better: day hike to base camp or Kalapatthar from Lobuche.

The Magic View from Top of Lobuche Peak (6,119m)

Lobuche Peak climbing is not only an adventurous and technical challenge, but it’s also a truly delightful experience. The climb offers breathtaking views of the world’s highest mountains, including Mt. Everest (8,848 m), Lhotse (8,516 m), Makalu (8,463 m), and Cho Oyu (8,201 m), and directly ahead, the stunning Ama Dablam (6,812 m), along with Pumori, Nuptse, and more.

You will see the breathtaking, magical, white, snow-capped mountain views from the top of Lobuche Peak. The peaks are listed below. 

  • Mt. Everest 8848m / 29029ft
  • Mt. Lhotse 8516m / 27940ft
  • Mt. Makalu 8463 m / 27766 ft.
  • Mt. Amadablam 6812 m / 22350 ft. 
  • Peak 38: 7590m / 24902ft
  • Mt. Pumori 7161m / 23495ft
  • Mt. Nupse 7861m / 25791ft
  • Mt Thamserku 6608m / 21680ft
  • Island Peak 6160m / 20210ft
  • Taboche Peak 6495m / 21310ft
  • Lobuche Peak 6119m / 20076ft

Why Climb Lobuche Peak with Us?

We are a responsible trekking company in Nepal. We have a well-trained, licensed, professional, and dedicated team at Unique Nepal Adventure, and our priority is the safety, success, and satisfaction of our clients.

  • Experienced & Certified Guides: Our professional Sherpa climbing guides are highly skilled, government-certified, and deeply committed to your safety and success.
  • Supportive Team, Like Family: We treat every climber with care and respect—offering encouragement, guidance, and genuine support from start to summit.
  • Pre-Climb Training at Base Camp: Hands-on training ensures you’re fully prepared to handle ropes, crampons, and glacier travel safely and confidently.
  • Full-Board Teahouse and Camping Service: We provide excellent services in teahouse facilities during trekking and full-board camping facilities at Lobuche Base Camp and High Camp. It will be a nice lodge and tented camp. We take care of everything so you can focus on the climb.
  • Safety First: Your well-being is our top priority. We monitor altitude, weather, and conditions closely to ensure a secure and smooth experience.
  • Local Expertise, Personal Touch:
  • With deep roots in the Khumbu region, our team shares authentic insights, cultural experiences, and warm hospitality throughout the journey.

Cost of Lobuche Peak Climbing Permit

To climb Lobuche Peak, you are required to obtain specific climbing permits. The details are mentioned below:

Lobuche Peak Climbing Special Permit (Based on Season)

  • Spring (March–May): USD 350 per person
  • Autumn (September–November): USD 175 per person
  • Monsoon (June–August): USD 175 per person
  • Winter (December–February): USD 175 per person

Additional Required Permits

  • Sagarmatha National Park Entry Fee: NPR 3,000
  • Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Fee: NPR 3,000
  • TIMS Card (Trekking Information Management System): NPR 2,000

Food: Everywhere, on a local basis for various meals, organic and hygienic. And nice meals while camping in base camp with a professional cook.

Accommodation: Neat and clean, comfortable lodge during the trek and twin-sharing basis tented camp in Lobuche base camp and high camp.

Transportation: Kathmandu to Lukla and returning from Lukla to Kathmandu by flight in just 35 minutes.

Cost of Lobuche Peak Climbing

Lobuche Peak Climbing cost is USD 2000$ per person from June to February, based on a minimum of two participants. It is a full-board package with lodging, food, camping, permits, trekking and climbing guides, porters, etc. 

If you climb Lobuche Peak in the months of March to May in Spring, the cost is USD 2175$, due to the permit cost being double at the time. And if you would like to book a Kathmandu Hotel yourself, the price reduce 50$ each. 

For solo climbers, the cost will be slightly higher to cover additional logistics and support. We offer excellent service, led by professional climbing guides, ensuring a safe and successful ascent.

People, Culture, and Religion of the Lobuche Peak Area

They are Sherpa and Rai; they have a typical lifestyle, culture, customs, and languages, and their religion is Buddhism. Most of the area has monasteries. They have a very ethical and typical culture.

Best Season for Climbing Lobuche Peak

The best season to climb Lobuche Peak is the autumn season, such as September, October, November, and December; another good time is the spring season, such as March, April, and May. Those months' weather is always clear, with good temperatures, good visibility, and fantastic, crystal-clear mountain views.

Monsoon season is also pleasant; most of the time, it rains, it is cloudy, and visibility is poor. But we also organize trips in the monsoon season. The months are June, July, and August. The winter season is freezing and snowy, and we don’t recommend climbing. It is the months, especially January and February, that are very cold and icy.

  • Autumn Season: September, October, November, and December.
  • Winter Season: Late December, January, and February.
  • Spring Season: March, April, and May.
  • Monsoon Season: June, July, and August.

Carry your important medicine.

Lobuche Peak Height: 6119 m. Medicine is very important. If you have any disease, you must carry the medicine with you. In that mountain region, where " prevention is better than cure, we can’t find any healthcare facilities, clinics, or hospitals. If there is a clinic, you may not get medicine for your problem. 

I humbly request that you prepare if you are continually taking any medicine. Please bring it with you or buy it in Kathmandu. It is very important, but our company will provide a first aid kit bag for fever, stomach problems such as diarrhea, cough, and cold, some bandages, tape, Diamox for high-altitude sickness, etc.

Itinerary

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Lobuche Peak Climbing: A 16-Day Perfect Itinerary. 
We crafted, well pace and enough acclimatized itinerary touching Everest Base Camp for safety, successful, and delightful trip.

Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, and a representative of Unique Nepal Adventure Trek will welcome you and transfer you to your selected hotel by private vehicle.

  • Standerd Hotel
  • 20 minute drive
  • 1300m / 4265ft

First of all, check the list of climbing and trekking gear. You must prepare it well with warm enough clothing for comfort and success.

You can visit the places mentioned below: historical monuments. 

  • Kathmandu Durbar Square
  • Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple)
  • Boudhanath Stupa (Large white Buddhist Stupa)
  • Pashupatinath (Hindu Temple)
  • Standerd Hotel
  • 4-5 hrs Sightseeing
  • 1300m / 4265ft

An early morning flight to Lukla takes 35 minutes to land at 2820 m (8595 ft), and a trek to Phakding (2620m) takes 4- 5  hours. It is wonderful to walk in the morning.

Day one: landing at high and sleeping low means nice acclimatization. You will have lunch along the Dudhkoshi Valley or arrive in Phakding, crossing many villages such as Chaurikharka, Thadokoshi, and Ghat, and see many Buddhist statues, Mani walls, prayer flags, and written script in Tibetan or monk language.

Its beautiful walk, and crossing suspension bridge as well. And stay overnight at a nice lodge.

  • COmfortable Lodge
  • 30 Minute flight - 4/5 hrs Walking
  • 2620m / 8595ft

It is a wonderful walking, which starts early in the morning and crosses some villages and many suspension bridges. Benkar, then Monjo village, has the main checkpoint.

It is Sagarmatha National Park, and there are many Army and Police camps as well as national park rangers. All permits are carried by your guide, who reports at every check post.

Then, cross another bridge and take lunch at Jorsalle. It will be quite early to have lunch, but you should have something because between Monjo and Namche there are no tea houses.

After taking lunch and crossing a couple of suspension bridges called Hillary Bridge, you must ascend the training hill for Lobuche Peak. It will be wonderful ascending, and when you arrive at Namche, you will forget all tiredness and enjoy the beautiful city of Khumbu.

  • Comfortable Lodge
  • 6/7 hrs. Walking
  • 3440m / 11287ft

Today is a special rest day. "Namche Bazar" is the capital city of the Khumbu Valley of the Sherpa People, but you should explore it.

A day excursion for a few hours to visit Everest View Hotel to see the spectacular view of Mt. Everest and many more snow-capped mountain views, such as Lhotse (8516m), Ama Dablam (6775 m), and Thamserku (6780m).

You can visit Khumjung village school, Khunde village hospital, and the yeti skull in Khumjung monastery. The Hospital and school were organized by Sir Edmund Hillary and the Tenzing Norgay Foundation.

Return to Namche Bazaar, have a yummy lunch, and explore Namche Bazaar. Here are yummy bakery cafés, pubs, and trekking shops. Take a hot shower and enjoy. Stay overnight at the same Lodge.

  • Standerd Lodge
  • 3/4 hrs. Day Excursion
  • 3860m / 12665ft

It is wonderful walking. The trek starts early in the morning after having a yummy breakfast. First, an hour of beautiful walking along a straight line with Silver-clear mountain views of Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku. Then, one and a half hours of nice descent and lunch at Riverside.

After lunch, we ascend for a couple of hours to arrive at the beautiful camp of Tengboche. It is similar to Namche Uphill. Both ascending and descending are really helpful for Lobuche peak climbing.

Tengboche has a big monastery; it is a historical monastery. It opens every day early in the morning and late in the afternoon for monks' ceremonies. You can be allowed to visit the monastery and sit for a few minutes with their prayer instruments.

It helps a lot to have positive thinking and avoid tiredness. It will be a wonderful stay at Tengboche. Stay overnight at a nice lodge. 

  • Nice Lodge
  • 6/7 hrs. Walking
  • 3860m / 12665ft

First of all, get up early in the morning for a lovely view of Mt. Ama Dablam, Everest, and Nupse Saar, and if you like, visit the monastery again because the monks will pray early in the morning.

The trek will start as usual around 7:30 to 8:00 a.m. Today is a really beautiful walk; there is no need for too much ascending and descending, but mostly gentle ascending. Crossing Debuche and Pangboche villages.

You can have lunch in Somare, then easily arrive in Dingboche. It has no shadow, is an open valley, and most of the time faces Mt. Ama Dablam (6812m). Stay overnight at a beautiful lodge in Dingboche.

  • Beautiful Lodge
  • 6/7 hrs. Walking
  • 4400m / 14435ft

It is not a rest day; we can say it is an acclimatization hiking adventure day. Early in the morning, have breakfast, then start walking up the hill to Narshang Top (4980m). Ascending takes almost 4 hours, and descending takes 1 and a half hours. It takes more or less 6 hours.

Why we recommended embarking on the hill: It's a steady uphill climb with an altitude gain of nearly 600 meters. It helps so much to climb above the 6000-meter peak. You will sleep very well after climbing this hill, which means you will adjust to high altitude. Stay at the same lodge in Dingboche.

 

  • Beautiful Lodge
  • 6 hrs Hiking
  • 4980m / 16339ft

It is beautiful walking along the moraine trail; there are not many tea houses, only Thugla at 4620 m, then a 50-minute ascent to the top of Memorial Park. Who has died while climbing, and their family members made some statues in memory with their names. 

It is an easy walk for an hour, then you arrive at the beautiful place of Lobuche. You will arrive here at lunchtime. You can hike to the right hill to watch the largest glacier of Khumbu, which is from the base camp of Everest. It will take a little bit of acclimatization to sleep at altitude. Stay at a nice lodge.

  • Nice Lodge
  • 5/6 hrs.
  • 4910m / 16109ft

We recommend you visit Everest Base Camp (5364m) or the Excellent Viewpoint infront of Mt. Everest, Kalapatthar (5545m), to watch Everest and many magical peaks such as Pumori, Lhotse, Nupse, Ama Dablam, etc. 

It is normally a day trip, around a 6- to 7-hour journey. You can have lunch in Gorakshep. You can easily do it, and great for acclimatization also because touched 5545m and back to sleep in Lobuche, less than 5000m. 

  • Nice Lodge
  • 6/7 hrs. Day Trip
  • 5545m / 18192ft.

Lobuche to High Camp is not far; you can get there easily in 4 to 5 hours of walking. You get there at lunchtime. But it is at altitude, and you need to go slowly with your body's adjusted pace. 

High camp is at 5367 m altitude at night. We have a well-managed tented camp. We provide nice matress, nice and hygienic meals. You will have a wonderful camping experience with energy bars and fruits. 

After lunch, a climbing guide specially Sherpa, will teach you about technics of climbing. How to wear climbing equipment such as a harness, boots, and crampons; how to move jumar of safty; and how to go up and down. 

You must learn it carefully and follow sherpa technics. Definitely, our professional licensed Sherpa provides perfect technical guidance in High Camp and a bit of training there. 

It will be a wonderful stay at High Camp with magical views of the highest mountain, and enjoy the camp. 

  • Fully Camping in Tented Camp
  • 4 tp 5 hourse walking.
  • 5357m / 17575ft

It is a wonderful day, Summiting Lobuche Peak, 6119 m. You must start early in the morning, around 1 or 2 am. They provide you with tea, coffee, and a warm and substantial breakfast. Then start your climb. 

You must get to the top of Lobuche Peak around 7 to 9 am because daytime is really bad and windy, so the guide will take you early in the morning to arrive there on time before it gets windy. 

While you touch summit, take some photos with the guide and in your own style. Then, after 20 to 25 minutes at the summit, return down. Definitely, coming down is much easier than climbing up. I mean, you get easy breathing. 

When you arrive at camp, have a warm meals as your lunch. If you arrive at camp on time, rest and have lunch, and move down, you will arrive in a couple of hours in Thugla or Pheriche easily. You can stay at well-managed lodges and enjoy nice meals. 

Your trek guide will bring you down town easily. He manages your lodging, food, and everything as usual. 

 

  • Stay in Camp or Lodge
  • 10 to 12 Hours
  • 6119m / 20075ft

It is all the way down the same way along Pangboche Village to Tengboche Monastery; Big dropped to Riverside, where it would be lunch.

Then ascending to Yangzoma. An easy trail leads to Namche Bazaar. You can have lots of fun in Namche, having lovely meals, drinking, and taking showers. It will be much fresher downtown. Stay at the beautiful Lodge in Namche.

  • Beautiful Lodge
  • 5/6 hrs walking
  • 3440m / 11287ft

It is a wonderful walk, the same way back, descending Namche Hill, and the Monjo permit check post, where you will be exiting your permit.

Then lunch will be in Phakding village, crossing many suspension bridges, and arriving late in the afternoon in Lukla. It has an airport for returning to Kathmandu.

It is the last night of your trip; your porters will stay at Lukla. Celebrate the end of your journey by sharing your joy by tipping your guide and porters.

They will be so happy because Nepalese people work hard and honestly, at least they hope, except for good tips. Tipping is sharing your happiness, your success, and your dream.

Guide: Manage your return flight time for the next morning; you must be ready accordingly an hour before your flight. He will tell you in the briefing. 

  • Beautiful Lodge
  • 7 hrs. Walking
  • 2820m / 9252ft

It will be an early morning flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. Definitely, you will land at 7 or 8 a.m. You will have the whole day in Kathmandu. You can relax, go shopping, or visit some parts of Kathmandu Valley.

It will be wonderful to cheer after an adventure's success. At the Standard Hotel in Kathmandu.

  • Standerd Hotel
  • 30 minute flight - 20 minute drive
  • 1300m / 4265ft

A representative of Unique Nepal Adventure Trek will drop you off at Tribhuvan International Airport by private vehicle.

  • Departure Day
  • 20 Minute Drive
  • 1300m / 4265ft

Trip Map

Lobuche Peak Climbing - 16 Days map

Cost Details

What's Included

  • Airport pick-up and drop-off by private vehicle.
  • Three nights’ hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with continental breakfast.
  • All meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
  • Accommodation in comfortable lodges during the trek.
  • All necessary camping equipment provided with tented camp in Highcamp. 
  • Kathmandu–Lukla–Kathmandu round-trip flight tickets with airport tax. 
  • One English-speaking, government-licensed, and experienced trekking guide.
  • One climbing Sherpa guide with all his expenses covered.
  • Required porters to carry group and personal gear.
  • Depending on group size, additional staff such as a cook, kitchen helper, and extra porters.
  • All expenses for guides and porters, including meals, accommodation, salary, equipment, insurance, and transportation.
  • All required permits, including.
  • Lobuche Peak Climbing Permit.
  • Sagarmatha National Park Entry Fee.
  • TIMS Card (Trekking Information Management System).
  • Local Government, Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality entrance fees. 
  • Government and local area taxes, where applicable.
  • Full-board camping service during climbing days and complete support throughout the trek.
  • Company (UNA) T-shirt, warm hat, cap, and Duffle bag. 
  • Seasonal fruits and snacks (cookies, etc.) during the journey.
  • First aid kit bag carried by the guide.

 

What's Excluded

  • Nepal entry visa—easily obtainable upon arrival at the airport
  • Travel insurance must cover emergency accidents, medical care, and rescue operations
  • Emergency evacuation and medical equipment, if needed
  • All of the drinks—soft, hot, and alcoholic beverages such as tea, coffee, mineral water, hot water, Coke, Fanta, beer, rum, etc.
  • Personal snacks—such as chocolate, energy bars, etc.
  • Personal use, hot showers, hot water, heater use, battery charging, Wi-Fi, etc. 
  • Personal gear and equipment rental, sleeping bag, down jacket, and climbing boots, etc.
  • Unforeseen expenses due to natural events—political unrest, flight cancellations (due to weather), landslides, etc.—must be covered by the client
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley.
  • Climbing gear—items like climbing boots, crampons, harness, etc. (available for rent in Base Camp or in Kathmandu.)
  • Tips for guides, porters, and staff.

Good to Know

Important Climbing Gear:

Prepare; the quality of climbing gear is the most important for safety, efficiency, and success in achieving your goal, the summit of peak climbing. Proper use and familiarity with each are essential for a safe climb. Here is a list of things you should prepare.

Harness: A harness secures you to the rope, allowing safe ascent and descent. It wraps around your waist and legs for support during climbing.

Carabiners: A Metal clips are used to connect gear, ropes, and anchors. Locking carabiners provide extra security, preventing accidental opening.

Ropes (Dynamic and Static): Dynamic ropes absorb the shock of falls, providing safety during ascent. Static ropes are used for rappelling and hauling gear.

Ice Axe: A versatile tool used for climbing ice and snow, providing support and balance. It can also be used for self-arrest in a fall.

Crampons: Spiked devices attached to boots that provide traction on ice and snow, preventing slips.

Helmet: Protects your head from falling debris, ice, or accidental impacts.

Climbing Shoes or Boots: Specialized footwear that provides grip and protection on rocky or icy surfaces.

Ascenders and Descenders: Mechanical devices that assist in ascending or descending ropes efficiently and safely.

Snow Anchors and Pickets: Devices used to secure ropes in snow or ice, acting as anchors during climbs or rappels.

Gaiters: Cover the lower legs and shoes to prevent snow, mud, or debris from entering footwear.

Headlight: Provides illumination in dark conditions, essential for early morning or night climbing.

Navigation Tools (Map, Compass, GPS): Help you find your route and avoid getting lost in challenging terrain.

Sunglasses/Goggles: Protect your eyes from snow glare, UV rays, and wind.

Backpack: Carries all essential gear, food, and water needed during the climb.

Water Bottle or Bladder: Carry a minimum of a two-liter water bottle, or if possible, a liter of hot water.

List of Clothing for Peak Climbing:

Base Layers: Moisture-wicking thermal underwear (top and bottom) to keep sweat away from your skin.

Insulation Layers: Fleece or down jacket for warmth in cold conditions.

Outer Shell Layers: Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants to protect from wind, rain, and snow.

Gloves: Insulated gloves for warmth, liners for dexterity, and waterproof gloves for wet conditions.

Headwear: A warm hat or beanie and a balaclava or neck gaiter for face protection.

Footwear: Insulated mountaineering boots compatible with crampons, offering support and warmth.

Socks: Wool or synthetic socks suitable for extended wear and cold temperatures.

Essential Gear: Trekking poles, toiletries, money, passport, documents, etc.

Best Sleeping Bag: Bring a good sleeping bag for -20 degrees and a nice mattress.

Medication:

First Aid Kit: Contains supplies for treating injuries or emergencies during the climb.

Carry Important Medicine: And bring that medicine if you are taking a continuous dose for any suffering due to you; you can't have it at the mountain clinic.

Client Reviews

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  • Asylan Valko
    Asylan ValkoAmerican Samoa,May 05, 2026
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    Easy and enjoyable experience climbing Lobuche Peak!

    Jay was an absolute pleasure to work with; he was efficiently communicative, and helped with all necessary steps along the way - traveling from US and trekking solo, it was a relief to have Jay arrange my permits, and Sherpa whom guided my up Lobuche Peak. I would certainly work with his agency again, and send friends their way!

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