Three Peak Climbing in Nepal
Three Peak Climbing in Nepal
Three Peak Climbing in Nepal
Three Peak Climbing in Nepal
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Three Peak Climbing in Nepal: Mera, Island and Lobuche - 24 Days

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Trip Facts
Duration
24 Days
Trip Grade
Technically Challenging
Country
Nepal
Maximum Altitude
6,476m.
Group Size
1 - 12 Pax
Starts
Kathmandu
Ends
Kathmandu
Activities
Trekking & Climbing
Best Time
Spring & Autumn

Highlights:

  • Camping and Teahouse Experience during the entire climbing period.
  • Experience the Sherpa Community and their lifestyle during the journey.
  • Challenging High-altitude adventure through the heart of the Khumbu Region.
  • Climb the most popular trekking peaks of Nepal, Mera, Lobuche, and Island Peak above 6000 meters.
  • Unmatched Himalayan views including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and other 8000-meter peaks.

Climb the Three Peaks in the Everest

Three Peak Climbing in Nepal takes you to the summit of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal, such as Mera Peak, Island Peak, and Lobuche Peakin the Everest Region. This thrilling venture is an ultimate combination of technical climbing, trekking, and mountaineering experience of a lifetime.

Climbing Mera Peak,Island Peak, and Lobuche Peak in Nepal offers the ultimate Himalayan adventure for thrill-seekers and aspiring mountaineers. These three iconic “trekking peaks” (all above 6,000 meters) each present a unique challenge and breathtaking rewards.

From standing atop Nepal’s highest trekking peak to scaling a steep ice wall in the Everest region, you’ll experience adrenaline-pumping climbs, panoramic views of the world’s tallest mountains, and the rich culture of the Sherpa heartland. Best of all, you don’t have to be a veteran climber – with the right preparation and expert guidance, Mera, Island, or Lobuche Peak could be your first Himalayan summit.

Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak climbing is regarded as the Highest Trekking Peak of Nepal, which takes you to an altitude of 6476 meters without any technical sections. Though this peak is the easiest among the three-peak climbing in Nepal, all you need is an excellent level of fitness and strong determination to summit the peak. The Mera Peak climb delivers stunning views of Makalu, Cho Oyu,Kanchenjunga, and several other neighbouring peaks.

Also,find Mera Peak climbing Difficulty

Island Peak climbing

Climbing Island Peak is perhaps the most technical of the three peak climbs in Nepal. It is also known as Imja Tse, which reaches an altitude of 6189 metres. The Island Peak climb offers both trekking and technical climbing experiences. Moreover, the highlight of this climb is the west face, which rises from the Lhotse Glacier, and the heavily glaciated mountain views from the summit. When climbers choose to undertake this peak, it is often combined with Island Peak Climbing with EBC.

Lobuche Peak Climbing 

Another challenging and technical trekking peak in Nepal is Lobuche Peak Climbingat 6119 meters. The Lobuche Peak climb requires advanced climbing techniques to navigate the summit's technical sections. Climbers must know how to use the ice axe, ropes, crampons, etc., to navigate the steep ice walls before reaching the summit of the Lobuche. Though Lobuche Peak is challenging, the views from the top are equally rewarding.

Find out:How to Prepare for Lobuche Peak Climb?

Who can do the Three Peak Climbing in Nepal?

The Three Peak Climbing is an ultimate adventure that involves three 6000-meter peaks, including the challenging Ambhu Labtcha Pass at 5850 meters.  So, the question is, who can do the Three Peak Climbing in Nepal?

This adventure is ideal for those who want to test their mountaineering skill from the easiest trekking peak, Mera, to the technical Lobuche Peak climb. Moreover, if you are preparing for the 7000-meter climb like the Himlung Himal Expedition, then doing these three peaks is perfect for the preparation.

Additionally, the Three Peak Expedition in Nepal needs strong commitment and physical effort to complete the 6000-meter peaks within 20-25 Days. Those who have high altitude trekking experience above 5000 meters can complete this trip. Also, basic mountaineering skills are so important for the Island Peak climb and the Lobuche Peak climb. If you have those skills and can adapt to the high-altitude trekking, this trip is best for you.

Mera vs. Island vs. Lobuche – Which Peak Should You Climb First?

With three amazing peaks to choose from, you might be wondering which one is right for you. The answer depends on your goals, experience, and what kind of adventure you seek. Here’s a quick comparison to help you decide (and remember, you can’t go wrong – each of these climbs is incredible in its own way!):

If you’re a novice climber or trekker aiming for your first 6000m summit, start with Mera Peak. It’s the highest of the three, but the least technical. Mera offers a big altitude achievement with lower risk – perfect to test how you handle extreme altitude while building basic climbing skills. The solitude and raw beauty of the Hinku Valley are bonuses for those who love wilderness. Many climbers use Mera as a stepping stone; once you’ve done Mera, you’ll have the confidence to tackle the others.

If you want a classic Everest region experience with a mix of trekking and climbing, choose Island Peak. It combines the famous EBC trek with an exciting climb that has a bit of everything – glacier travel, a big ice headwall, and a sharp ridge. Island Peak is slightly more technical than Mera, but still very much achievable for fit beginners, especially with a good guide. It’s an excellent choice if you want that taste of mountaineering plus the comfort of knowing many have done it before as their first climb.

If you crave a challenge and have either prior experience or a firm determination, go for Lobuche Peak Climbing. As the hardest of the three, Lobuche will push you the most, which also means it’s the most rewarding for many. Ideally, do Lobuche after you’ve done one of the other peaks or at least some winter alpine training. That said, if you’re up for it, Lobuche could be your first climb too (with the understanding you’ll work hard!). You’ll get to stand face-to-face with Everest and truly earn your Himalayan climber badge. Overland Trek Nepal can provide extra practice sessions if Lobuche is your first – we ensure you’re prepared for those fixed ropes and steep ascents.

Three Peak Climbing Cost including Mera, Island, and Lobuche Peak

The Three Peak Climbing costs range between USD 3899 to USD 5599 per person in an inclusive package. Overland Trek Nepal provides several solo and group trips to the Three Peaks of the Everest Region at a competitive and fair price. The cost includes the domestic flight fare, climbing guide, porters, meals, accommodation, camping equipment, necessary climbing permits, and several logistical arrangements. Three Peak climbing cost also depends on the group size and the itinerary. Feel free to contact us via email or WhatsApp us at +9779841920870 to know more details about the cost.

Why choose Overland Trek Nepal for the Three Peak climbing in Nepal?

If the Three Peak Expedition is your next bucket list, then look nowhere and choose Overland Trek Nepal. Embarking on the Mera, Island, and Lobuche Peak with Overland Trek Nepal ensures an unmatched combination of safety, local expertise, and personalised care. As a government-registered adventure operator with decades of experience in high-altitude mountaineering, Overland Trek Nepal specialises in crafting the Peak climbing packages led by certified Climbing Sherpa Guides. Here are the reasons why you should climb with us:

  • Skilful and expert Sherpa Guide and other crew members
  • Climbing Equipment from Khare, like Ice-Axe, Harness, Crampons, Ascender, Descender Lock, etc.
  • Peak Climbing Achievement Certificate
  • A climbing guide carries First Aid Kid.
  • Free Mera Peak, Island Peak, and Lobuche Peak Route Map
  • Flexible Three Peak Expedition Itinerary
  • Constant communication with climbers and staff members.
  • Free luggage storage at Overland Trek Nepal during the whole journey.
  • An Hour Massage after arriving at Kathmandu in a Spa House.

Need further details about the trip? Feel free to email us or WhatsApp us at +9779841920870.

Trip Gallery
Everest View From Kalapaththar
Teahouse Of Khare During Mera Peak Climbing
Climbers At Mera Peak
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Itinerary

All the trekking hours, distances, and elevations mentioned in the itinerary are approximate estimates and should be used only as a general guideline. Mountain weather, trail conditions, and individual pacing can affect the daily walking duration and distance.

At Overland Trek Nepal, we value your comfort and preferences above all. If you wish to customize or modify the itinerary — whether for acclimatization, rest days, or luxury upgrades — our expert team will gladly design a personalized plan to match your travel style, time frame, and fitness level.

We are proud to be a flexible and customer-focused company, always dedicated to making your Himalayan journey safe, enjoyable, and memorable.
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Highlights:

  • Warm welcome and trip briefing
  • Gear check for three peak climbing
  • Stroll in Thamel for last-minute shopping
  • Optional cultural dinner

Welcome to Kathmandu, the gateway to Himalayan mountaineering. Our staff from Overland Trek Nepal will greet you at the Airport with flowers and transfer you to the hotel, and conduct a short briefing on Three Peak Climbing in Nepal, covering safety, AMS prevention, and packing. We review personal gear (crampons, harness, helmet, double boots) and discuss weather windows for Mera Peak, Island Peak, and Lobuche Peak. Roads in the city can be busy; sidewalks are uneven in places, so walk with care. Enjoy an easy evening exploring Thamel’s gear shops and cafés. Today is about rest, adjusting to altitude, and preparing mentally for high-altitude trekking and climbing in the Everest and Hinku regions.

Max Altitude: 1,400m. Meals: welcome DinnerAccommodation: 3-Star Hotel in KathmanduDistance: 20min/8km to Thamel

Highlights:

  • Scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla
  • First steps on the Everest trail
  • Forest walk toward Chhutang
  • Views of the Kusum Kanguru ridges

Wake up and be ready for the thrilling journey. After breakfast, our guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the Domestic Terminal for the Lukla Flight. A short, thrilling flight lands you at Lukla. After a tea stop, we leave the busy EBC trail and follow a quieter path toward Chhutang, the gateway to the Hinku Valley and Mera Peak climbing. Trail conditions: mixed stone steps and forest tracks, occasionally slippery after rain. Porters set a steady pace to help acclimatisation. You’ll see pine and rhododendron forests, mani walls, and distant snow ridges. Hydrate well, keep layers handy, and protect your knees on stone stairs. This first trekking day sets the rhythm for our multi-peak expedition. Overnight stay at Chutanga.

Max Altitude: 2800m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 30min flight/ 3-4 hrs walk

Highlights:

  • Big altitude gain day
  • Cross the challenging Zatrwa La Pass (4,600m)
  • Expansive views into Hinku Valley during the trek.


The day begins after breakfast around 6:30. We ascend steeply through dwarf juniper to the Zatrwa La Pass, the key link into the Hinku side. Trail conditions: sustained uphill on rocky, sometimes windy switchbacks; snow or ice possible in shoulder seasons. From the pass, enjoy sweeping views of Numbur, Kongde, and distant summits. We descend carefully to Tuli Kharka, a seasonal herder settlement. Today is a milestone for acclimatisation; take short breaks and maintain a slow, efficient pace. Tonight’s lodge is basic but cosy. This stage firmly places us on the classic Mera Peak approach for our Three Peaks itinerary. Overnight stay at Thulikharka.

Max Altitude: 4,100m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 5-6hrs

Highlights:

  • Balcony trail above Hinku Valley
  • Feel the Mossy forests and river sounds
  • First glimpse of the Mera Peak today.
  • Long and rolling terrain to tackle.


Wake up and have breakfast around 6:30, and begin the day right after. The path contours high above the Hinku Khola, undulating through forests and open ridges. Trail conditions: narrow sections, occasional exposed corners, and stone steps; trekking poles help on descents. As we drop toward Kothe, the air feels richer and the valley widens. Look for Mera Peak’s triple summits peeking over glaciated walls. The day is long but varied, perfect for steady acclimatisation. Kothe has a few lodges and a tranquil river setting, ideal for recovery, gear airing, and photography.

Max Altitude: 3,580m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 6-7hrs

Highlights:

  • Walking along the Hinku Khola riverside trail
  • Morainic flats and yak pastures
  • Get a Close-up of glacier views


After breakfast, around 6:30 in the morning. We follow the Hinku upstream toward Thangnak, a classic acclimatisation stop on Mera Peak climbing itineraries. Trail conditions: mostly gentle gradients along sandy and moraine paths, with some rocky sections. The valley turns stark and alpine, with lines of prayer flags and grazing yaks. Views sharpen—serac bands and icefalls are now near. Hydrate well and walk at a conversation pace. Thangnak has teahouses, a bakery in season, and solar charging. Evenings are cold; keep warm layers accessible. This is a great place to review crevasse safety and glacier travel basics. Overnight stay at Thaknag.

Max Altitude: 4,326m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 4-5hrs

Highlights:

  • Short but high-altitude day
  • Walk through the Lateral Moraine Ridge.
  • Enjoy the views of the Mera Glacier.
  • Early arrival at Khare and acclimatise properly.


Leaving Thangnak after breakfast around 6:30, a steady climb takes us to Khare, the main staging point for Mera Peak summit. Trail conditions: rocky moraine, occasional scree, and short, steep pulls; it can be windy. The views are inspiring—Mera’s north face and the glacier ramp dominate the skyline. We arrive by midday to rest and snack. In the afternoon, we check equipment: harness fit, jumar operation, crampon adjustment, and headlamp setup for summit day. Tonight is key for warmth, nutrition, and sleep. Overnight stay at Khare.

Max Altitude: 5,000m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 3-4hrs

Highlights:

  • Pre-climb training with the rope
  • Fixed rope and jumar refresher
  • Short acclimatisation hike around Khare Village.
  • Final gear tune-up


Today will be a rest day as well as a training day before Mera Peak climbing. We focus on ice/snow skills near Khare: walking in crampons, self-arrest basics, and moving on a fixed line. A short hike to a nearby ridge boosts acclimatisation without overexertion. Trail conditions on the practice slope: firm snow or crunchy ice, variable by season. Guides re-check your layering system and summit pack (snacks, thermos, spare gloves, buff). This is our last full prep before moving to Mera High Camp. Stay hydrated, eat well, and rest—tomorrow we head higher. Overnight stay at Khare.

Max Altitude: 5000 m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 2-3 hrs

Highlights:

  • First Step onto Mera Glacier
  • High camp with world-class views
  • Spectacular views of the Sunset over the 8000ers in the distance


Now the real adventure among the Three Peaks climbing begins today. We rope up and step onto the Mera Glacier, ascending gradually to High Camp. Trail conditions: snow ramp with low to moderate angle; crevasse zones are navigated roped and cautiously. High Camp sits on a rocky outcrop with breathtaking vistas—Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse on a clear evening. We dine early, melt snow for water, and settle into sleeping bags. This is a true expedition moment in our Three Peaks Nepal journey. Early lights out for a pre-dawn start. Overnight stay at Camping.

Max Altitude: 5,700m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tent CampDistance: 3-4hrs

Highlights:

  • First summit of the Three Peaks in Everest, Mera Peak at 6476 meters.
  • Enjoy the views of the peaks over 8000 meters.
  • Safe descent back to the Hinku side
  • Remote camp at Kongma Dingma


We will start early, around 1-2 am, to do the summit. A pre-dawn start on crisp snow leads us steadily upward. The final summit dome may require a short fixed line, depending on conditions. Trail conditions: cold, breezy, and exposed; firm snow early, softer later; crampons mandatory. From the top of Mera Peak, the views are unforgettable: Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Kangchenjunga on the horizon. Take some time to click the photos and celebrate the first achievement of the Mera Peak climbing. We descend carefully to High Camp, then continue down and contour toward Kongma Dingma, a quiet valley camp. This big day is the heart of Mera Peak climbing in the Three Peaks itinerary—pace, hydration, and sun protection are vital. Overnight stay at Kongma Dingma.

Max Altitude: 4,850m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Simple Mountain CampDistance: 10-11hrs

Highlights:

  • Acclimatisation at Kognma Dingma and enjoy the remote camping

We give the body a full day to recover after the Mera summit. Gentle walks around camp, laundry, and plenty of warm drinks help us bounce back. Guides brief the next technical section toward Amphu Labcha Pass, which links Hinku to the Imja Valley. Trail conditions ahead: glacial moraine, scree, and potential snow—helmets and careful footwork recommended. A restful day now increases safety for the upcoming technical traverse toward Island Peak.

Max Altitude: 4,850M. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Remote Mountain campingDistance: 1-2hrs

Highlights:

  • Wild and high-alpine basins
  • Seto Pokhari (White Lake)
  • Enjoy the amazing views of Horizona.
  • The trail is like a true expedition experience.

After breakfast around 6:30 in the morning, the Three Peak climbing in Nepal continues to Seto Pokharari. We move through remote high basins to Seto Pokhari, a shimmering alpine lake tucked beneath rugged walls. Trail conditions: off-the-beaten-path, with mixed rocky ground, occasional snow patches, and braided streams—gaiters help. The landscape is raw and elemental, with glacial light and silence. This is classic Three Peaks in Nepal terrain—isolated, scenic, and demanding. We camp or lodge (depending on season), watching alpenglow paint the surrounding ridges. Overnight stay at Seto Pokhari.

Max Altitude: 5,035m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Remote Mountain campingDistance: 5-6hrs

Highlights:

  • Close to Amphu Labcha Pass
  • Technical terrain ahead
  • Crevasse awareness refresh
  • Big night under stars


Enjoy breakfast in the Tent Camping and go on the trek around 7 am. We approach Amphu Labcha South Base Camp, where icefall walls and serrated ridgelines dominate the view. Trail conditions: increasing rockfall exposure in places, loose moraine, and snow funnels—helmets on. Guides reassess ropes, ice screws, and anchor kits for tomorrow. This section is one of the most beautiful and serious links between Mera and Island Peak. Early dinner and disciplined rest are essential for a strong and safe pass crossing.

Max Altitude: 5,650m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Remote Mountain campingDistance: 5-6hrs

Highlights:

  • Cross Amphu Labcha Pass (5,845m)
  • Fixed ropes and short rappels (as needed)
  • Enter the Imja Valley (Khumbu)
  • Teahouse comforts in Chhukung


Leaving Amphu Labtcha Base Camp, you will have a challenging day crossing the pass today. A predawn start puts us on steep snow/ice ramps toward Amphu Labcha. Depending on conditions, we use fixed lines, front-point on steeper sections, and may rappel short steps on the far side. Trail conditions: technical, exposed, and variable; this is a guided alpinist day. Descending into the Imja Valley, the scenery opens to Ama Dablam and Island Peak. We reach Chhukung for a well-earned rest, hot meals, and a warm bed—welcome to the Khumbu side. Overnight stay at Chhukung.

Max Altitude: 5,845m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 9-10hrs

Highlights:

  • Early dinner, early bed
  • Summit systems check
  • Glacier training before the summit.
  • Approach the Island Peak Base Camp under Ama Dablam Peak.


Today, we trek up the Imja Valley on sandy moraine paths to Island Peak Base Camp. Another peak is approaching among the Three Peaks in Nepal. Trail conditions: easy gradients but thinner air; dusty in dry spells, muddy after snow. The Island Peak climbing briefing covers the summit route, ladder or crevasse crossings (if present), and fixed rope use on headwall sections. We prepare summit packs with water, gels, spare layers, and double-check headlamps. The setting sun paints the Lhotse wall golden—tomorrow is our second big summit. Overnight stay at the Camping in Island Peak Base Camp.

Max Altitude: 5,200m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tent CampDistance: 4-5hrs

Highlights:

  • Hot meals back in Chhukung
  • Exciting headwall and summit ridge
  • Glacial basin crossing (seasonal)
  • Summit Island Peak today, among the three peaks in Everest.

A midnight or 1 a.m. start takes us through the moraine to the glacier. Depending on the season, we cross crevasse fields roped together, then climb fixed lines up the Island Peak headwall to a sharp summit ridge. Trail conditions: cold and technical; careful footwork required. The summit reveals Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and the Imja Valley below. You already did two of the best peak climbing of Nepal with one remaining to go. We descend safely to Base Camp, then continue to Chhukung for recovery. With Mera Peak and Island Peak complete, one climb remains: Lobuche Peak.

Max Altitude: 6,189M. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 10-12hrs

Highlights:

  • Overnight in Lobuche
  • Wild, rocky alpine pass
  • First views of Khumbu Glacier
  • Cross Kongma La, the highest of the Everest Three Passes


After a successful Island Peak Summit, now time to move ahead to Lobuche Peak. After Breakfast, around 6:30 am, the trek continues. We tackle Kongma La Pass, a rugged traverse linking the Imja and Khumbu valleys. Trail conditions: steep ascents, cairned boulder fields, sometimes snow-covered; no teahouses en route, carry adequate water and snacks. The pass offers sharp angles on Pokalde and the ice rivers of the Khumbu Glacier. A long descent lands us in Lobuche, rejoining the classic EBC corridor. Rest well, tomorrow we visit Everest Base Camp.

Max Altitude: 5,535m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 7-9hrs

Highlights:

  • Sleep at Gorak Shep
  • Hike to the iconic Everest Base Camp
  • Close-up views of the Khumbu Icefall from the EBC.

Another great achievement today will be hiking to the Everest Base Camp. We follow the moraine to Gorak Shep, drop our bags, and continue to Everest Base Camp. Trail conditions: rolling glacial debris, uneven rocks, and dusty sections; steady pacing needed. At EBC, the Khumbu Icefall towers ahead—this is a highlight of any Everest region trek. We celebrate photos and soak in the atmosphere, then return to Gorak Shep for the night. Make sure you drink a lot of water at high altitude. Tomorrow, we hike Kala Patthar for the iconic Everest sunrise view. Overnight stay at Gorakshep.

Max Altitude: 5,364m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 8-9hrs

Highlights:

  • Descend for thicker air
  • Preparation for Lobuche Peak
  • Everest and Nuptse panorama at dawn from Kala Pathar
  • Golden light on the summit pyramid from the Vantage Viewpoint Kala Patthar.


Wake up early around 3 am to catch the sunrise from Kala Pathar. From Gorakshep, we will hike to Kala Patthar. A pre-dawn climb up Kala Patthar rewards us with the best classic view of Everest, Nuptse, and Pumori. Trail conditions: steep, gravelly switchbacks; cold and windy—layer up. After photos, we descend to Gorak Shep for breakfast, then head back down to Lobuche. The afternoon is for rest, packing, and a Lobuche Peak briefing—our third and final summit of the Three Peaks Nepal adventure.

Max Altitude: 5,545m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 6-7hrs

Highlights:

  • Short approach, big altitude
  • Snow/rock mix near High Camp
  • Fixed rope training before the climb.
  • Early night, wake up before the summit


We climb from Lobuche to High Camp, gaining a rocky platform above the glacier. Trail conditions: bouldery paths with scree and occasional snow, helmet recommended. After lunch, the guides run a short refresher on the jumar technique and descending on fixed lines. We sort summit packs, confirm water and snacks, and check gloves/mitts. The views of Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and the Khumbu peaks build excitement for summit day.

Max Altitude: 5,600m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tent CampDistance: 3-4hrs

Highlights:

  • Technical snow slopes and ridge
  • Safe descent to a lower altitude
  • Lobuche Peak Summit among the Three Peaks in Nepal
  • Celebrate in Thukla after a successful Lobuche Peak Climb.


We start early over mixed rock and snow, then clip to fixed lines for the upper Lobuche Peak section. Trail conditions: firm snow early, possible ice patches; exposure on the ridge requires focus. The summit panorama is superb—Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and the Khumbu icefields. After a careful descent to High Camp, we continue down to Thukla, breathing richer air and celebrating the completion of all Three Peaks. Stretch, hydrate, and enjoy a well-earned dinner.

Max Altitude: 6,119m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 7-8hrs

Highlights:

  • Visit memorials at Thukla Pass
  • Hot showers and bakeries in Namche
  • Rejoin the main Everest Base Camp Trekking Trail.
  • Sherpa Settlements and Pine Forests along the way.


Now, you will lose elevation from Thukla. We descend past the Everest memorials at Thukla Pass and join the main trail. Trail conditions: well-trodden paths with stone steps; can be busy near Tengboche/Pangboche. Pine forests and warmer air make walking easier. Namche Bazaar welcomes us with café treats, mountain gear shops, and great views of Kongde and Thamserku. This is the perfect place to reflect on the Mera Peak, Island Peak, and Lobuche Peak trilogy. Namche Bazaar is often the acclimatisation place for those who do the Everest Base Camp Trek. Overnight stay at Namche.

Max Altitude: 3,440m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: TeahouseDistance: 6-7hrs

Highlights:

  • Celebration dinner in Lukla
  • Say farewell to Khumbu trails
  • Cross high suspension bridges along the way.
  • Long final trekking day of the Three Peak Climbing.


The final push to Lukla retraces stone steps through Monjo, Phakding, and forested river banks. Trail conditions: mixed stone paving, dusty when dry; busy with trekkers and porters—keep right on bridges. We take breaks for tea and photos, then reach Lukla by late afternoon. Celebrate the successful Three Peak Climbing in Nepal journey with the team. Tomorrow, we fly back to Kathmandu.

Max Altitude: 2,840m. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tourist Standerd HotelDistance: 7-8hrs

Highlights:

  • Scenic farewell flight


If the weather is clear, then today we will fly back to Kathmandu according to the flight schedule. Weather permitting, we board the morning flight to Kathmandu. Back in the city, enjoy comforts—showers, fresh clothes, and a relaxed lunch. This is a buffer day for shopping and sightseeing (Durbar Squares, stupas) and for any gear returns. We’ll debrief the expedition, discuss photo sharing, and provide summit certificates for Mera Peak, Island Peak, and Lobuche Peak. Overland Trek Nepal treats you with the farewell dinner. Rest well after weeks in the high Himalaya.

Max Altitude: 1,400m. Meals: Breakfast & DinnerAccommodation: 3-Star Hotel in KathmanduDistance: 35min flight/ 20 min Drive

After breakfast, we will transfer you to TIA for your onward flight. We thank you for choosing Overland Trek Nepal for this ultimate Himalayan Adventure to the three peaks of the Everest Region. As you depart, carry the memories of standing on three Himalayan summits, crossing Amphu Labcha and Kongma La, and visiting Everest Base Camp. This complete Three Peaks Nepal itinerary blends technical climbing with iconic trekking—an unforgettable achievement. We look forward to welcoming you back for future Himalayan adventures.

Max Altitude: 1,400m. Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: N/ADistance: 20min/8km
Route Map
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Altitude Chart
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Cost Details
Required Permits & Documents
  • Your Passport Copy
  • Your PP Size Photo 2 Copy
  • Mera Peak Climbing Permits
  • Island Peak Climbing Permits
  • Lobuche Peak Climbing Permits
  • Barun National Park Entry Permits 
  • Everest National Park entry permits
  • Khumbu Region Municipality Entry Permit Fee.
  • TIMS Card (Trekkers Information Management System)
Meals & Snacks
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  • Can food and fruits be consumed during climbing 
  • Fresh Seasonal Fruits as a dessert after Dinner
  • Farewell dinner in Kathmandu at the end of the trek.
  • Three meals a day (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) with a cup of tea or coffee each meal 
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Accommodation
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  • Tent Camp at High Camp of (Mera, Lobuche & Island Peak)
  • Tea house/ Local Guest House, Twin Sharing basis during the trek
  • Two-night accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast in a 3-star Hotel
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Staffs & Crew Member
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  • Cook & Kitchen Staff For the Tent Camp
  • All the Expenses ( Accommodation, Food, Salary, Transport, Insurance, Medication) of All Staff & Crew members
  • Experienced & Strong porters to help trekkers with luggage. (2 trekkers will share a porter) Max load 20 kg per porter.
  • Government Licensed Holder, very well English speaking, Overland Trek Nepal experienced trekking & Climbing Guide/leader, & Cook.
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Transportation
  • Domestic Airport Pickup & Drop
  • Airport pick-up and drop-off by private vehicle
  • Domestic flight ticket round trip and airport tax, Kathmandu/Ramechhap to Lukla and back to Kathmandu/Ramechhap
Others
  •  
  • Trekking Map
  • All the Garbage deposit
  • All government and local taxes
  • Company Duffel bag, t-shirt, & Cap.
  • Some Normal & emergency First aid Medical Kit
  • Overland Trek Nepal trekking & Climbing appreciation certificate after the successful Trip
  • All camping equipment (kitchen tent, dining tent, toilet tent, table, chair, and kitchen utensils)
  • Rescue operation arrangements in case of complicated health conditions (funded by travel insurance).
  • Rented Gear is provided, including climbing boots, rope, crampons, an ice axe or hammer, harness, jammers
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Excludes
  • Personal Equipment
  • Nepal entry visa fee, International airfare
  • Tips for guide and porter (Tipping is expected)
  • Lunch and dinner during your stay in Kathmandu
  • Travel medical insurance and emergency evacuation costs
  • Any other expenses that are not mentioned in the price include the section
  • Personal expenses such as Alcoholic beverages, hot shower, water bottle, cold drinks, hot water, battery charge, donation, etc
Complimentary
  • Nepal Sim Card
  • Trekking Pole/ Stick
  • Overland Trek Nepal Company T-Shirt
  • 1 Hour full body Trekkers massage after back from trek
Add-ons & Options

Add-on Options to Upgrade Your Everest Adventure with Overland Trek Nepal

Your journey to the Himalayas deserves to be comfortable, flexible, and unforgettable. That’s why Overland Trek Nepal offers a range of exclusive add-on upgrades for your Three Peak Climbing in Nepal – Mera, Island, and Lobuche Peaks.

When booking your trip online, you can easily customize your adventure — add luxury stays, scenic helicopter rides, sightseeing tours, porter support, or thrilling Everest activities — all tailored to your comfort and preferences.
We believe your happiness is our success, and that’s why we make your trekking experience truly personal, joyful, and hassle-free.

Hotel Upgrade Options in Kathmandu & the Everest Region

Start and end your expedition in style and comfort. Choose from carefully selected hotels that match your travel preferences.

Kathmandu Hotels

4-Star Hotel (Breakfast Included)

  • Single Room: USD 60
  • Double Room: USD 70

5-Star Luxury Hotel (Breakfast Included)

  • Single Room: USD 170
  • Double Room: USD 210

Experience warm Nepali hospitality, clean rooms, and a relaxing environment before and after your trek.

Everest View Hotel, Khumjung

Upgrade your trek with a luxurious overnight stay at the world-famous Everest View Hotel (3,880m) — known for its panoramic Himalayan sunrise and comfort above the clouds.

  • Single: USD 180
  • Double: USD 249
  1. Breakfast buffet: USD 27 per person
  2. Lunch buffet: USD 35 per person
  3. Dinner buffet: USD 39 per person

Optional Luxury Upgrade: Enjoy 5-star comfort throughout your trekking route with high-end lodges and heated rooms — USD 200 per person.

Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour Before or After Your Trek

Discover the cultural heart of Nepal with a full-day guided city tour of Kathmandu Valley — a UNESCO World Heritage treasure.

Tour Includes:

Destinations: Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple)

  • Professional City Guide
  • Transportation Options:
  1. Private Car (1–2 Pax): USD 80 total
  2. Scorpio Jeep (Up to 6 Pax): USD 90 total
  3. Hiace Van (Up to 12 Pax): USD 120 total

Note: Entrance fees to monuments are not included.

Perfect for cultural enthusiasts before heading into the mountains!

Everest Helicopter Flight Options

Skip long trekking days or make your return journey swift and scenic with helicopter upgrades.
Experience the world’s highest aerial adventure — breathtaking views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Khumbu Valley.

Helicopter Flight Options

Route
Type           Cost (USD)   Notes
Kathmandu → Lukla Sharing             600 Incl. tax
Lukla → Kathmandu Sharing             500 Incl. tax
KTM ↔ Lukla Private             2500
Up to 4–5 pax (max 500kg)
Gorakshep → Lukla Sharing             800 Incl. tax
Gorakshep → Kathmandu Sharing             1500 Incl. tax
Everest View Hotel → EBC → Lukla Sharing             1300 Incl. tax
Everest View Hotel → EBC → Kathmandu Sharing             1500 Incl. tax

All flights depend on weather conditions and weight limits. Booking early ensures your seat availability.

Bungee Jump from Hillary Bridge – Thrill at 3,600m!

Add adrenaline to your Everest adventure with a once-in-a-lifetime bungee jump at Hillary Suspension Bridge — the world’s highest-altitude bungee spot!

Price Options:

  • First jump: USD 90
  • Second jump same day: USD 50
  • Third jump same day: USD 40

Combo Packages:

  • Jump + HD Video + Everest Bungee Cap + Certificate: USD 115
  • Jump + Video + Cap + Premium T-shirt + Certificate: USD 120
  • Jump + Video + Cap + Premium T-shirt + Premium Down Jacket + Certificate: USD 175

Feel the rush — where thrill meets the Himalayas!

Transport Options to Reach Lukla or Ramechhap

For those preferring to travel overland instead of flying, Overland Trek Nepal provides comfortable and reliable transport options.

Drive from Kathmandu to Ramechhap

  • Sharing Hiace: USD 25 per person
  • Private Car (4 pax max): USD 130
  • Private Jeep (6 pax max): USD 150
  • Private Hiace (13 pax max): USD 170
  • Private Coaster (24 pax max): USD 250

Drive from Kathmandu to Salleri – Thamdanda (Start Trek to Phakding)

  • Private Scorpio Jeep: USD 500

Porter Service

Make your trekking days comfortable and stress-free by hiring a professional local porter.

  • Cost: USD 25 per day

Each porter carries up to 20 kg of your luggage — allowing you to trek light and enjoy the views.

 Trekking Gear Rental in Kathmandu (Thamel)

If you don’t want to buy new equipment, you can easily rent quality trekking gear from local shops in Thamel.

  • Down Jacket (-25°C): USD 3 per day
  • Sleeping Bag (-25°C): USD 3 per day

(Note: These are gently used items provided by reputable local rental shops.)

Local SIM Card with Data

Stay connected throughout your trek — call your loved ones, use GPS, or post stunning Himalayan photos online.

  • Cost: USD 10

Includes a local number + 10GB data (coverage may vary depending on the altitude and region).

Why Choose Overland Trek Nepal?

At Overland Trek Nepal, we believe every journey should reflect your dreams.
We offer custom-made trekking experiences that combine adventure, safety, culture, and comfort.

What Makes Us Different

  • 10+ years of experience in Himalayan trekking & expeditions
  • Professional, certified mountain guides and sherpas
  • 24/7 customer support during your journey
  • Flexible and personalized trip customization
  • Transparent pricing with no hidden costs
  • Deep respect for local culture, communities, and environment

We don’t just organize trips — we create lifelong memories in the heart of the Himalayas.

Ready to Customize Your Dream Everest Adventure?

Add your favorite comfort upgrades, helicopter flights, or cultural tours when booking your Three Peak Climbing in Nepal directly from our website.
Our team will help tailor everything — from hotel style to mountain experiences — to suit your comfort and budget.

Book Now with Overland Trek Nepal – Your Happiness is Our Business Growth.

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Our Three Peak Climbing in Nepal – Mera, Island, and Lobuche (24 Days) adventure always begins with a fixed morning departure to ensure smooth flight schedules, favorable weather, and the best mountain experience.

However, at Overland Trek Nepal, we understand every traveler has unique needs and preferences. If our regular departure timing doesn’t fit your comfort, we are happy to customize your trip schedule to suit your convenience.

Your satisfaction is our top priority — we believe your happiness is our business growth.
Join us for this extraordinary Himalayan adventure, and let us make your journey flexible, comfortable, and unforgettable.

Essential Information

Nepal Visa Procedure

Get your Nepal visa before embarking on the Three Peaks climbing. You can get it through the online site of “The Nepal Immigration Department” or at the airport, “On Arrival Visa”. Ensure you have a passport with 6 months of validity and a copy of your photo. The Nepal Visa costs are:

  • 15 15-day visa costs $30
  • 30-Day Visa Costs $45
  • 90-Day Visa Costs $125

Travel Insurance Requirement for the Peak Climbing in Nepal

Travel Insurance is one of the most important documents while participating in the Peak Climbing in Nepal. Moreover, NMA (Nepal Mountaineering Association) will also ask for the insurance before issuing the climbing permits. The insurance must cover medical bills, injuries, helicopter evacuations, trip cancellations, and other losses. Three Peak Climbing in Nepal is an adventurous trip that involves risky activities. Hence, your insurance should know about the activity you are going to take part in. Travel Insurance is specifically important in remote and rugged terrain while engaging in trekking and climbing activities.

Responsible Tourism during the Peak Climbing in Nepal

During the Mera, Island, and Lobuche Peal climb, our team is aware of several tourism activities. Considering this fact, we have a motto of leaving only footprints behind during any trips all over Nepal. We always provide our clients regarding the preservation of our Nepalese culture and nature throughout the journey. Travellers must follow the guidelines of the Sagarmatha National Park and Makalu Baru National Park during the trekking and climbing. Even at the base camps and high camps, you must deposit the garbage from your side to preserve Mother Nature at high altitude.

Best Time to do Three Peak Climbing in Nepal

Timing your climb correctly is crucial for safety and enjoyment. The best seasons to climb Mera, Island, or Lobuche Peak are spring and autumn, which coincide with Nepal’s dry, stable weather periods.

Spring (Pre-Monsoon – March to May): This is one of the most popular times for peak climbing. The weather gradually warms up after winter, and by April and May, the high valleys are relatively mild (though nights at high camp are still very cold, -15°C or lower). Spring offers longer daylight hours and generally stable high-pressure systems that bring clear mornings (afternoons can see some cloud build-up). In spring, you’ll also experience the rhododendron forests in bloom during the trek approach – hillsides splashed with pink, red, and white flowers, especially on the Mera route.

Autumn (Post-Monsoon – September to November): The other prime season, autumn, comes right after the summer monsoon rains. From mid-September through November, the weather is generally dry, skies are crystal clear (October is famous for its sharp mountain views), and temperatures are moderate. Autumn climbs are often blessed with steady weather and very clear views, especially in October and early November. The trails in September might still be damp or muddy from the monsoon, and there can be some lingering cloud early in the season, but by October, the conditions are near perfect. Autumn nights are longer and can be colder than spring – by November, high camps can reach -20°C at night – but climbers manage with proper gear, and the reward is often a stunning panorama every day.

Training & Preparation for the Three Peak Climb in Nepal

Embarking on a 6000m peak climb in Nepal is a serious endeavour – solid preparation will not only improve your chances of summiting, but also make the experience more enjoyable. Here are some essential training and preparation tips before you tackle Mera, Island, or Lobuche:

1. Build Your Cardiovascular Endurance: All three climbs involve long days of sustained physical effort (summit days can be 8-12+ hours of climbing and descending). Start training at least 3-6 months in advance with activities like hiking, running, cycling, and stair-climbing.

2. Boost Leg Strength and Endurance: Your legs will carry you up thousands of meters of elevation gain. Incorporate strength training (squats, lunges, step-ups) and long hikes carrying a weighted pack to strengthen your quads, glutes, and calves.

3. Get used to the high altitude: If possible, do some hikes or treks to high altitude before your climb.

4. Learn Basic Mountaineering Skills: While Mera Peak can be done as essentially a glacier hike, Island and Lobuche require more technical know-how. Before the trip (or during, on training day), you should familiarise yourself with: using crampons on ice/snow, walking with an ice axe (and basic self-arrest technique), clipping into a fixed rope with a harness and jumar (ascender), and abseiling (rappelling) with a figure-8 or ATC device.

5. Gear Up Properly: Having the right gear can make or break your climb. Key items include insulated mountaineering boots, a good quality waterproof jacket and pants, layers of warm clothing (a down jacket is a must above base camp), a climbing harness, crampons, an ice axe, a helmet, and a warm sleeping bag. Overland Trek Nepal provides group climbing equipment like ropes, ice screws, etc., and we offer rental gear for personal items if needed.

6. Mental Preparation: Climbing at high altitude is as much a mental game as physical. Prepare yourself to be out of your comfort zone – it’s normal to feel fatigue, have moments of doubt, or find yourself struggling on the summit push. Cultivate a positive mindset and resilience.

By following these preparation tips, you set yourself up for success on Mera, Island, or Lobuche Peak. Remember, thousands of people have stood on these summits – with the right prep and our support, you can too! Many of our past clients, from first-time high-altitude hikers to seasoned adventurers, have achieved their goals on these climbs and often exceeded their own expectations. Get ready to push your limits in the best way possible – the Himalayas will reward you with an experience of a lifetime.

Three Peak Climbing Gear List

It requires a carefully curated gear list for the successful climb of the Three Peaks that balances technical needs, warmth, and weight. You are climbing the Three Peaks above 6000 meters; hence, quality gear is essential. Below are essential items categorised for your convenience:

Clothing:

  • Down jacket (800-fill or higher)
  • Hardshell jacket and pants (Gore-Tex)
  • Base layers (thermal tops and bottoms)
  • Insulated mittens, gloves, wool socks, a balaclava, and a beanie

Footwear:

  • Double-insulated mountaineering boots (La Sportiva G2/Scarpa Phantom 6000)
  • Camp shoes/slippers
  • Crampons (compatible with boots)

Technical Equipment:

  • Climbing harness and helmet
  • Ice axe and carabiners (locking and non-locking)
  • Ascender (Jumar) and belay device (ATC/Grigri)
  • Ropes provided by the operator

Sleeping and Camping:

  • Four-season sleeping bag (rated -20°C or below)
  • Inflatable sleeping mat
  • Headlamp with extra batteries

Personal Essentials:

  • Sunglasses (UV-protection glacier glasses)
  • Sunscreen, lip balm, water purification tablets
  • Hydration bladder/bottle (at least 2 litres)
  • First Aid Kit and personal medications

All team gear, such as fixed ropes, tents, and cooking gear, is provided by Overland Trek Nepal. However, bringing well-fitting personal climbing gear is crucial for safety and summit success. Check our Trekking and Climber gear list for Nepal, through this link for further details.

Meals during Mera, Island, and Lobuche Peak Climb

Nutrition is very important while climbing the 3 major peaks above 6000 meters. During the Three Peak Climbing in Nepal, meals are carefully planned to offer high energy, balanced nutrients, and easy digestibility at altitude.

In Kathmandu and during the lower altitude of the Everest Region, you'll enjoy traditional Nepali dal bhat, Tibetan momos, soups, and Western options like pasta, rice, and eggs. You will find a wide range of meal items in the menu of the teahouses.

Once at base camp and higher, team of the Overland Crew Members' cook team prepares high-calorie meals such as porridge, pasta, mashed potatoes, dehydrated fruits, noodles, and protein-packed soups. Remember, in the tent camping, the meals are mostly canned food, soups, pasta, and noodles.

Getting hydrated is equally important, too. You’ll get enough hot drinks, including herbal tea, ginger-lemon-honey, coffee, and rehydration solutions. The water in the high camp is provided by melting the snow, which is okay to drink.

Carrying energy bars, nuts, and chocolate as personal snacks is encouraged for the higher camps, where your body burns thousands of calories during summit rotation. Our meals are designed not just for nourishment, but for comfort, morale, and performance.

Accommodation and Camping in Mera, Island, & Lobuche Peak

Accommodation during the Three Peak Climbing in Nepal is teahouses along the trekking route and tent camping while climbing. You will stay in teahouses like Chutanga, Thangnak, Khare, Chukkung, Gorakshep, Namche, and Lukla. Local families run these teahouses, providing simple rooms with shared bathrooms, warm meals, and cosy dining halls that are perfect for acclimatisation and cultural immersion.

As you ascend beyond the teahouses like Khare to Mera Peak Base Camp, the landscape becomes wilder, and camping becomes essential. Overland Trek Nepal sets up high-quality expedition tents, including sleeping tents, kitchen tents, dining tents, and toilet tents, ensuring comfort and hygiene even in the rugged alpine zone. Same with the Island Peak and Lobuche Peak. The tent will be set up at the base camp and High Camp.

Overland Trek Nepal ensures the highest safety and comfort standards for all climbers. Our Peak climbing in Nepal is not just survival; it’s a well-managed adventure under the stars.

Altitude Sickness during the Three Peak Climbing in Nepal

Altitude sickness is a major concern while doing the 6000-meter peak climbing, and that too three major peaks in the Everest. Proper acclimatisation, hydration, and awareness are key to avoiding life-threatening conditions like HAPE or HACE.

Here’s how to manage altitude effectively:

  • Ascend Slowly and Gradually: Our itinerary is designed with slow altitude gain and acclimatisation at Khare and Kongmadingma.
  • Drink enough water: Drink 4–5 litres daily. Dehydration increases the chances of getting sick.
  • Use Diamox (Acetazolamide): Start preventive doses after crossing 3,500m if advised by your doctor.
  • Know the symptoms: Headache, nausea, insomnia, and dizziness are early signs. Never ignore them. Inform your climbing guide immediately about the symptoms.
  • Descend in case of emergency: If symptoms worsen, descent is the only cure. Overland Trek Nepal’s guides are trained to make these calls immediately.

Our team carries a Gamow Bag (portable altitude chamber) and oxygen supplies for emergencies. Climbing Mera, Island, and Lobuche is as much about listening to your body as it is about grit and determination.

Support Staff for the Three Peak Expedition: Climbing Guide and Porter

The Three Peak expedition on Everest is not a solo endeavour—it’s a team effort backed by experienced professionals. Overland Trek Nepal provides a skilled climbing crew, including:

  • Government Licensed & Certified Climbing Guides: Our expert Climbing Guide manages the route, fixes ropes, ensures safety protocols, and makes real-time decisions based on weather and climber conditions.
  • High Altitude Porters: They carry gear, food, and tents up to the high camp and rotation camps, allowing you to conserve energy.
  • Expedition Cook and Kitchen Staff: At Base Camp, our support staff, Cooks, serve energy-rich meals to fuel your climb.

The ideal climber-to-guide ratio is 2:1 for safety and personalised support. Porters are fairly paid, equipped, and insured, following sustainable and ethical trekking practices. This support team is the backbone of your success and safety on the Three Peak climbing in Nepal.

Booking Process of the Three Peak Climb in Nepal

To book the Three Peak Climb in Nepal, you can simply email us or contact our travel planner on WhatsApp at +9779841920870. Moreover, you can also go through our package and make the booking on the available dates. If the date you are looking for is not available, we can make a customised Three Peak Climbing Itinerary. Lastly, after you book the trip with us, we take 20% as an advance payment for the confirmation. You can make the payment directly from our payment gateway on the website or do a bank transfer.

Feedbacks

Overland Trek Nepal has grown as a reputable adventure company in a short time, providing several activities such as trekking, peak climbing, and tours in Nepal. You can check through TripAdvisor and Google for our ratings and feedback. Also, after the completion of this trip to the Three Peaks of Nepal, we will be expecting feedback from your side, too. It gives us more room for improvement and to upgrade our services.

FAQs

Mera, Island, and Lobuche Peak are the three peaks in Nepal that are suitable for beginners to climb.

Mera Peak Climb is the easiest 6000-meter peak in Nepal, which is also known as the highest trekking peak.

Yes, you can combine three peaks: Mera, Island, and Lobuche Peaks. However, it requires excellent physical shape and commitment for 20-24 days to complete the Three Peaks summit.

The cost of a combined trip to Mera, Island, and Lobuche Peak starts from USD 4999 per person, depending on the group size, services, and itinerary.

Yes, basic skills of using gear like Crampons, Harness, Jumar, etc., would be handy while climbing the Lobuche Peak.

It takes around 20-24 days to complete the three-peak climbing in Nepal.

Preparation is important before climbing three 6000-meter peaks in Nepal. Involved in the Cardio workout along with the strength training. Moreover, high-altitude trekking over 5000 meters before the expedition would be a bonus for acclimatisation.

For further information
Please feel free to speak with our travel expert.
Gautam Dhakal
Mr. Gautam Dhakal
+977 9851138871
+977 9841920870
info@overlandtreknepal.com
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