Island Peak Climbing/Mountaineering Courses 2022 / 2023

Mingmar Tamang - Expeditions and Peak Climber

Mr Mingmar Tamang came from Everest Region, Solukhumbu district, Kerung V.D.C. 6; He is one of the well experience expeditions Climber. He has been climb for many expeditions with the Korean team named OM who is one the famous climber. He has Involved in the various expeditions like Mt. Everest, Mustagata, K2, Lhotse, Amadbhlam, Kanchanjunga and many more trekking peaks and Mountains in Nepal. He is well trained climber for the company.. In 2001 he has started his job with the company and work as a Sherpa staff and later due to his hard work he had become a good climber.. He does the work with more safely and seriously too.

Island Peak, also known as Imja Tse, is one of the most popular trekking peaks in Nepal for climbing on Himalayas. The combination of Everest base camp trek and Island Peak climbing is probably the best trip in Nepal adored by adventure seekers.

From Dingboche, the mountain is seen as an island in a sea of ice. Imja Tse not only provides an enjoyable climb but also provides some of the most spectacular scenery of Himalayas in the Everest region.

Seen from the summit the giant mountains, Nuptse (7,879m), Lhotse (8,501m), Lhotse Middle Peak (8,410m) and Lhotse Shar (8,383m) make a semi circle in the north. The views of Makalu (8475m) in the east, Baruntse and Amadablam in the south add more charm in climbing Island Peak.

For many mountaineers climbing Island Peak marks the beginning of climbing on Himalayas to prepare for a big Himalaya expedition in Nepal in the later years. For some mountaineers the peak stands for the purpose of acclimatization before heading to bigger mountain climbing. Trekking to Kaalapatthar or Everest base camp is best suited for acclimatization before proceeding to the climbing on Island Peak.

The normal route for climbing Island Peak is South East Flank & South-West Ridge Normally, the base camp is set at Pareshaya Gyab (5,087m), between Imja Tse and the lateral moraine of the Imja Glacier. Proper care should be taken to avoid the possible avalanche in the event of heavy snow fall. For some people reaching to the summit from the base camp is a day activity. However, most of the climbers prefer alpine style camping at high camp which adds the joy of climbing and also helps a safe ascent.

6 DAYS COURSES ISLAND & LOBUCHE PEAK
SPRING SEASON: $1050 Per Person
FALL SEASON: $950 Per Person.

4 DAYS COURSES ISLAND & LOBUCHE PEAK-
SPRING SEASON: $850 Per Person
FALL SEASON: $750 Per Person.

BASE CAMP TO BASE CAMP – ISLAND PEAK & LOBUCHE
2 DAYS COURSES ISLAND & LOBUCHE PEAK- B.C. TO SUMMIT
SPRING SEASON: $ 850 Per Person
FALL SEASON: $750 Per Person.

BASE CAMP TO BASE CAMP – ISLAND PEAK & LOBUCHE
1 DAY COURSE ISLAND & LOBUCHE PEAK-B.C. TO B.C. TO SUMMIT
SPRING SEASON: $850 Per Person
FALL SEASON: $750 Per Person.

NOTE: EQUIPMENT ALL WILL BE PROVIDED EXCEPT CLIMBING BOOTS.

SPRING SEASON:
March 15-18, March 20-24, March 26-29 April, April 03-06, April 07-10, April 09-12, April 15-18, April 22-25, April 27-30, May 02-04,May 06-09, May 15-18, May 21-24, May 27-30, June 01-04, June 05-08, June 09-12, June 14-17.

FALL SEASON:
Oct 07-10,Oct 13-16, Oct 18-21, Oct 23-26, Oct 28-01, Nov 02-05, Nov 07-10, Nov 12-15, Nov 17-20, Nov 21-24, Nov 26-29, Dec 02-05, Dec 07-10, Dec 12-15.

LOBUCHE PEAK
(FIXED DEPATURE DATES)

4 DAYS COURSES ISLAND & LOBUCHE PEAK-
SPRING SEASON: $850 Per Person
FALL SEASON: $750 Per Person.

4 DAYS EXPRESS COURSES ISLAND & LOBUCHE PEAK-
SPRING SEASON: $850 Per Person
FALL SEASON: $750 Per Person.

SPRING SEASON:
March 15-18, March 20-24, March 26-29 April, April 03-06, April 07-10, April 09-12, April 15-18, April 22-25, April 27-30, May 02-04,May 06-09, May 15-18, May 21-24, May 27-30, June 01-04, June 05-08, June 09-12, June 14-17.

FALL SEASON:
Oct 07-10,Oct 13-16, Oct 18-21, Oct 23-26, Oct 28-01, Nov 02-05, Nov 07-10, Nov 12-15, Nov 17-20, Nov 21-24, Nov 26-29, Dec 02-05, Dec 07-10, Dec 12-15.

Trekking- February to June, September to November.
Depatures: Every Alternate Dates