Suggested Itinerary : 59 days |
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Day 01 |
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Arrival Kathmandu airport then transfer to the hotel. If you have time half day sightseeing in Kathamndu valley with our professional tour guide. D |
Day 02 |
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Full day Kathmandu valley sightseeing with our licence holder tour guide. B. |
Day 03 |
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Kathmandu . Briefing and shopping, preparation for the tour. (B.L.D) |
Day 04 |
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Fly to Tumlingtar. Trek to Khadbari (1040m). Overnight in lodge (B.L.D) |
Day 05 |
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Bhotebas (1730m). Overnight lodge / camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 06 |
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Chichiara. Overnight lodge / camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 07 |
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Num. Overnight in lodge / camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 08 |
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Kuwapani (1560m). Overnight lodge / camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 09-10 |
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Tashi Goan (2100m).Rest day for acclimatization and change porters. (B.L.D) |
Day 11 |
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Kauma (3760m). Overnight in camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 12 |
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Dobato (3700m). Overnight in camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 13 |
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Nebe Kharka (4320m).. Overnight in camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 14 |
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Sherson (4630m). Overnight in camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 15 |
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Makalu base camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 16 |
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Higher camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 17-49 |
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Climbing Period Mt. Makalu . (B.L.D) |
Day 50 |
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Cleaning up Base Camp. (B.L.D) |
Day 51 |
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Yak Kharka. (B.L.D) |
Day 52 |
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Mumbuk. Overnight in lodge. (B.L.D) |
Day 53 |
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Tashi Goan. Overnight in lodge. (B.L.D) |
Day 54 |
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Nun. Overnight in lodge. (B.L.D) |
Day 55 |
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Chichira. Overnight in lodge. (B.L.D) |
Day 56 |
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Khandbari. Overnight in lodge. (B.L.D) |
Day 57 |
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Tumlingtar and fly back to Kathmandu . (B.L.D) |
Day 58 |
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Kathmandu . Sight seeing & farewell Diner (B, lunch explore, D) |
Day 59 |
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Drop to the Airport for your onward destination. |
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| Service cost includes: |
- All ground transfers as per our itinerary.
- Four star standard Grand Hotel in Kathmandu (Bed and breakfast basis
- Guided sightseeing around world heritage sites of Kathmandu.
- Trekking Sherpa, Trekking Sirdar, High Altitude Cook, Kitchen Helpers, High altitude Porters and their daily wages.
- All Custom Clearance Fees for your gears.
- Mount Makalu Expedition Royalty (USD 10,000.00 for the team upto 7 members).
- Liaison Officer Fee (USD 1500.00 Including his all expenses, Airfares, foods, insurance and wages).
- National Park Permit Fees.
- Experienced Climbing Sherpa with their equipments and allowance. (They will continue to the summit for your support).
- Three times meal a day till reaching Base Camp and after returning from Base Camp, prepared by our very professional kitchen crew.
- Transportation of all of your gears and our equipments, foods to the Makalu Higher Base Camp (5600m).
- All the Camping & Kitchen Equipments
- Airfare: Kathmandu-Tumlingtar-Kathmandu.
- Cargo flight (Kathmandu-Tumlingtar-Kathmandu) for your equipments.
- Medical treatment (if necessary) for our crew.
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| Service Doesn't include in the cost: |
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- All International Airfares / Airport taxes.
- Expenses of personal nature such as bottled drinks, mineral water, tips. etc.
- Rescue and evacuation - if needed.
- Personal medical and travel insurance.
- Deposits for using Communication Sets (Walkie / Talkie and other Satphones).
- Garbage Deposit (US$ 3000.00), which is refundable after the Expedition.
- All arrangements above Makalu Higher Base Camp (5600m) (Climbing Tents / High altitude foods etc).
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xpedition has catered the needs of mountaineers climbing Mt. Makalu Expedition Mountaineering in a professional and committed manner. Mt. Makalu (8,463m / 27,767ft) (The Great Black One) was first climbed by the French in 1955 and is the world's 5th highest mountain at 8,463m. Situated between Everest and Kanchanjunga , on the Nepali-Tibetan border. The expedition will start their journey via Tumlingtar Flight, just above the Arun River to Makalu Base Camp at approximately 5100 meters, ascend via the Northwest Ridge establishing 4 high camps on the mountain. The mountain guide will fix ropes as required. Depending on our fitness, we'll be moving up and down the mountain several times, acclimatizing and stocking the higher camps. This expedition is fully supported. Makalu is a very beautiful but extremely challenging, and potentially dangerous mountain. Barely more than 200 mountaineers have stood on her summit Makalu should be treated with the utmost respect. The French team first climbed Makalu in 1955 led by Jean Franco and we climbed ourselves in 1974. There are several routes on the mountain as many as five, but we choose one of the safest and more accessible routes. 
