Lobuche Peak Trek

• Starts from Kathmandu and flies to Lukla, entering the legendary Khumbu region through traditional Sherpa settlements.
• Passes through Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, and Lobuche, with opportunities for acclimatization and cultural exploration.
• Includes visits to Everest Base Camp and the famous Kala Patthar viewpoint, offering spectacular views of Everest and surrounding peaks.
• Features dramatic Khumbu Glacier, glacial moraines, rocky ridges, snow slopes, and high-altitude terrain.
• Includes climbing training, rope work, glacier travel, crampon practice, and mountaineering equipment preparation.
• Reaches the Lobuche East Summit at approximately 20,100 ft (6,119 m), providing panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and Pumori.
• Combines the classic Everest Base Camp experience with a 6,000-meter trekking peak summit.
• Concludes with a descent through Pangboche, Namche Bazaar, and Lukla before returning to Kathmandu.
• Considered a challenging trekking peak expedition, requiring strong fitness, previous high-altitude trekking experience, and preparation for technical climbing sections.

The Lobuche Peak Trek is a high-altitude Himalayan expedition that combines three major achievements into a single adventure:

• Trekking through the Everest region
• Visiting Everest Base Camp
• Climbing Lobuche East Peak (6,119 m)

The journey follows the famous Khumbu trail, passing through traditional Sherpa settlements, Buddhist monasteries, alpine valleys, glaciers, and some of the world's highest mountain landscapes. Unlike a standard Everest Base Camp trek, this expedition culminates with a technical summit climb on Lobuche East, making it one of Nepal's most rewarding trekking-peak adventures.

Days 1–2 — Kathmandu to Lukla and Phakding
Arrival in Nepal followed by expedition briefing, a scenic flight to Lukla, and the first trekking day towards Phakding.

Days 3–4 — Phakding to Namche Bazaar
Trek through Sherpa villages and mountain trails to Namche Bazaar, with acclimatization hikes and cultural exploration.

Days 5–7 — Namche Bazaar to Tengboche and Dingboche
Continue through spectacular Himalayan landscapes, visiting monasteries and mountain villages while focusing on gradual altitude adaptation.

Days 8–10 — Lobuche, Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar
Trek towards Lobuche and Everest Base Camp, experience the Khumbu Glacier, and climb Kala Patthar for panoramic views of Mount Everest and surrounding peaks.

Days 11–13 — High Camp and Summit Attempt
Enter the expedition's most demanding phase with climbing training, rope work, glacier travel, and the final summit push.

Days 14–18 — Descent and Return
Descend through Pangboche and Namche Bazaar before continuing to Lukla and flying back to Kathmandu, marking the end of the expedition.

Participants should ideally:

• Have previous high-altitude trekking experience
• Be comfortable trekking 7–9 hours daily
• Possess strong cardiovascular endurance
• Handle steep ascents carrying a daypack

Recommended preparation:

• Running
• Stair climbing
• Cycling
• Hiking with elevation gain
• Strength training

Starting Point

Kathmandu, Nepal

Nearest Airport

Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu

Nearest Major Railway Station

Gorakhpur Railway Station, India

Most trekkers arrive in Kathmandu, fly to Lukla, and begin the trek towards Lobuche Peak through the Everest region.

Clothing

• 2 full-sleeve & 2 half-sleeve synthetic quick-dry T-shirts

• 2 fleece T-shirts

• 1 wind-stopper/fleece jacket

• 1 windproof jacket

• 1 down feather/hollow jacket

• 1 pair thermal innerwear (upper & lower)

• 3 synthetic quick-dry trekking pants

• 1 wind-stopper/fleece pant

• 1 pair waterproof gloves

• 1 pair fleece/woollen gloves

• 1 waterproof poncho/jacket and pant

Footwear

• 1 pair of water-resistant, high-ankle trekking shoes with a good grip

• 1 pair floaters/flip-flops

• 8 pairs cotton socks

• 3 pairs woollen socks

• 1 pair gaiters (if required/provided by TTH)

• 1 pair micro spikes (if required/provided by TTH)

Head Gear

• 1 head torch

• 1 sun cap

• 1 woollen cap

• 1 balaclava

• 1 synthetic & 1 woollen buff/neck-gaiter

• Sunglasses with UV protection and dark side cover; contact-lens users should use photochromatic glasses

Backpack & Basic Gear

• 1 backpack (50–60 L) with rain cover and comfortable shoulder straps

• 1 daypack (20–30 L) with rain cover if off-load is opted

• 1 walking stick (at least one is advisable)

• 2 × 1 L water bottles

• If using a hydration pack: 1 hydration pack + 1 × 1 L bottle

• At least 1 thermos flask

• 1 small-size tiffin/lunch box

• Personal medical kit as advised by your doctor

Food/Snacks

• Energy bars

• Dry fruits

• Electrolytes/ORS

Personal Essentials

• Sunscreen

• Moisturiser

• Chap-stick/lip balm

• Toothbrush and toothpaste

• Toilet paper & wipes

• Soap/hand sanitizer

• Antibacterial powder

• Quick-dry towel

Tip: Don't overpack. For treks longer than 11 days, prioritize comfortable trekking shoes, proper layering, rain protection, hydration, and sun protection while keeping your backpack manageable.

Refund percentages vary depending on cancellation timing:

• Earlier cancellations receive higher refunds/vouchers.
• Emergency situations may qualify for special refund consideration.