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Dates ( Days 58 / Nights 57 )
April 12 - June 08
Trip overview
Kathmandu - Lhasa - Xigatse- Xegar – Base Camp (BC) – Advanced Base Camp (ABC) - North Col (NC) - Summit – Dzangmu - Kathmandu
Why go there?
Non-refundable booking deposit: 3000 USD. The price increases by 10% if your booking application comes to us later than 90 days prior to the expedition. Balance payment is due not later than 90 days prior to the expedition. Cancellation more than 60 days prior to the expedition – 50% refund. Less than 60 days – no refund is given.
For several years the "Seven Summits Club " organizes expeditions on Everest via the north, from Tibet. With extensive experience organizing Himalayan expeditions, reliable partners and well-established connections, we managed to secure one of the best quality service for climbers. Our price on is smaller than that of our American and European colleagues. Everest - the highest mountain in the world (8850 m) is the cherished dream of every climber. We help make this dream a reality. Sport style option assumes that most of the work at high altitude, you'll be doing by yourself, that reduces the probability of success... But it increases the value of sport achievement....
In season 2011 we decided to offer an expedition to Everest in sporty style. Organization of expeditions and offers services designed for climbers, athletes, having sufficient experience of ascents on peaks above 7000 meters.
We have included in the price:
Guide - Mount Everest Summiter – one for the sport style team
High-altitude Sherpa - 1 to 3-4 members of the expedition, they set all the high-altitude camps
Oxygen cylinders "POISK" - 3 pieces for each climber + mask and regulator
Base radios in all base camps and portable radios - 1 on 1 group of climbers
Three full-fledged base camp 5100 m, 5800 m and 6400 m
As well as 3 fully equipped high-altitude camp 7000 meters, 7800 m and 8300 m including tents, torches, pots, gas cylinders, which carried by Sherpas.
TV, DVD and sauna in the Base Camp 5100 m.
Additional (yours) oxygen cylinders and products for high-altitude camps, which you carry by yourself.
ABC camp
Our expedition begins in Kathmandu. We meet in the Hotel "Vaishali" **** 1th of April. Since a possible arrival from different flights there can be arranged several transfers from airport to hotel. The first few days we take for Tibetan visas, make preparations for the trip, and visit interesting places in the capital of Nepal.
Two days later we begin our journey to Tibet: we're going by bus from Kathmandu to Zangmu, 2350m, then to Niyalam, 3750m and Xegar, 4200m. We organize a day of rest in Xegar for acclimatization, and next day we moved to Everest Base Camp (BC, 5200m). After 2-3 days of rest in BC, we begin with yaks transport equipment in the advanced base camp (camp ABC, 6400 m). After its opening, the next day, members of the expedition come to ABC camp.
At ABC, we establish a quite comfortable camp, similar to our BC. A little later, after our Sherpas will set Camp 1 at the North Col (7000m), we will go up and spend one night there for acclimatization. Then we descend to BC and rest for 3-4 days. At this time our Sherpas will set Camp 2 (7700m). In the next exit we reach Camp 1 (in the North Col) and try to climb to Camp 2. It may be difficult to do immediately due to bad weather or lack of acclimatization. In case of failure, we descend to ABC, and after a rest, we will try to reach the camp 7700 m again. After spending one night in Camp 2 - 7700 m, we shall go down in BC for an extended rest.
At that time, Sherpas will set Camp 3 (8300m). After the May 15-17, climbers, usually stay in the camp ABC and begin to wait for favorable weather period (“window”) for the decisive assault. After climbed Camp 3 you can take only one attempt (summit bid), so as it is impossible to recover quickly and supply of oxygen will be depleted.
An advantage of our expedition is that it does not start too early and that it ends after 1 June. Late May – it is usually the best time to climb in terms of weather.
We return to Kathmandu on June 5-6. Placed back in Vaishali "4 *.
Hence, the team left for home, taking with them a piece of Everest in his own heart.
P.S. - If you have some doubts about your readiness to climb Mount Everest, then the best choice for you – try before less difficult and dangerous route:
North Col. Everest (7,000 m). Price: 6000 EUR. Duration: 30 days.
or:
CLIMB Cho-Oyu (8201 M). Himalayas. TIBET.
We plan to conduct this program every year, so you can join us in 2010 or 2011.
E-mail us, call us if you have any questions
Price for friends, family, sponsors, if they want to accompany you on some part of the way:
to the North Col. (7000 meters) - up to one month - 6,000 EUR
to the North Col. (7000 meters) - from one to two months - 6 500 EUR
to ABC (6400m) - less than one month - 4 000 EUR
to ABC (6400m) - from one to two months - 5 000 EUR
to BC (5200m) - less than one month - 3 000 EUR
to BC (5200m) - from one to two months - 4 000 EUR
Itinerary
Day 1
Arrival at Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel Yak&Yeti 5*****
Day 2-3
Katmandu, waiting for Tibet visa
Day 4
Flight from Katmandu to Lhasa (3650m) and transfer to hotel.
Day 5
Day in Lhasa (3650m). Sightseeing: Potala Palace, Norbulinka Summer Palace & Metzekhang.
Day 6
Driving to Xigatse (3900m), visiting Shalu Monastery and Tashilunpo in Xigatse en route.
Day 7
Driving to Xegar (4200m)
Day 8
Day of acclimatization and rest in Xegar
Day 9
Driving to Everest BC (5200m)
Day 10-12
At the Base Camp (5200m)
Day 13
Moving from Base Camp to the Interim Base Camp (5900m)
Day 14
To Advanced Base Camp (6500m)
Day 15-64
Moving to Summit for summit attempt
Day 65
Descending from ABC
Day 66
Descending from BC
Day 67
Driving to Zangmu
Day 68
Driving from Zangmu to Katmandu
Day 69-70
Staying in hotel in Katmandu
Day 71
Depart from Katmandu
Price includes
The leader of the expedition Sirdar Sherpa from 7 Summits Club
Tibet Visa
Permit (official permission) to climb Everest
Meetings - at the airport
Necessary transfers in Kathmandu
Bus and truck transfer to Zangmu and back
Jeeps and a truck for the team from Zangmu to the base camp and back
A yak on one member of the expedition BC-ABC and 1 Yak on one member of the expedition ABC-BC
Hotel "Vaishali" **** BB in Kathmandu (no more than 3 nights before and 2 nights after the expedition) in double rooms
All hotels in Tibet
Breakfast in Kathmandu
All meals in Tibet
All food in BC, ABC and for ascent of Mount Everest
Tents for members and staff in BC and ABC, and in high-altitude camps
Kitchen in BC and ABC, tables and chairs
Fuel for cooking in BC, and ABC in high-altitude camps
Kitchen and tableware in BC and ABC
2 electric generator: 1 for BC and 1 for the ABC
Medicine box
Chinese liaison officer
Nepalese cooks: 1 to 1 for BC and ABC
Kitchen workers (Tibetans): - 1 for BC and 1 for the ABC
All fixed ropes
Ice pitons (ice screws)
2 base radio stations
Oxygen cylinders (4 liters.) POISK: 3 pieces for each climber (only for use)
Set mask and regulator (only for use)
High-altitude porters, Sherpas: 1 for 3-4 member of the expedition
Team Jacket (windbloc)
T-short 7 Summits Club
Price does not include
Nepalese visa (30 USD)
Extra nights at hotel in Kathmandu
Flights to Kathmandu
Personal equipment for climbing
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
Tipping for service staff
Medical insurance (minimum of 30,000 USD)
Necessary travel papers (documents)
Permit for visiting Tibet (a group one)
Climbing permit for Everest
Four passport photos - for visas
By air and by land
Meetings at the airport
Necessary transfers in Kathmandu
Bus and truck freight to Zangmu and back
Jeeps (1 per 4-5 participants) or vehicle for a team of climbers, truck for luggage and the staff, to move from Zangmu to Base Camp and back.
Accommodation
Hotel "Vaishali" **** BB in Kathmandu for 3 nights at the beginning and 2 nights at the end of the expedition, in double rooms
All hotels in Tibet - Hotel *** in Zangmu, Nialam, Tingri, Xegar in 2-6-bed rooms.
In BC and ABC - 1 tent for 1 person.
Meals
Breakfast in Kathmandu (lunch and dinner not included)
Food in Tibet - 3 times a day in restaurants
Dining in BC and ABC - 3 times a day. Prepare the Nepalese and Tibetan cook on the gas stove in the kitchen of special tents. You can also get here any amount of hot water for washing or boiled water for drinking. We eat in the spacious dining tents equipped with tables and chairs.
In camps up from 7000 meters members prepare meals themselves. Food and gas carried by Sherpa
Staff
The leader of the expedition-guide from 7 Summits Club
Chinese liaison officer
The cooks from Nepal - 1 for BC and 1 for the ABC
Kitchen workers from Tibet - 1 for BC and 1 for the ABC
High-altitude porters, Sherpas: 1 for 3-4 member of the expedition
Health and medical insurance
There will be a doctor in BC. We provide a big expedition first aid kit with all the necessary first aid (only!) medicines, and we strogly recommend that you bring your own specific ones you think you might need.
Medical insurance is a must!
Weather
Weather on Everest is very changeable. Every day we will look for forecasts in Internet and adjust to them our planning of acclimatization and ascent.
Extra expenses
Single accommodation in Kathmandu Additional nights in a hotel **** in Kathmandu
Arrival in BC through Lhasa (the return through Zangmu) - plus $ 990
Jeep from BC to Zangmu - $ 700-800
Descent from BC to 4000 m for the rest - depends on the situation (payable locally)
Using the satellite phone - $ 5 in 1 minute.
Internet, phone
Electricity:
In BC and in ABC we organize 220V with the help of generator and 12V with Solar batteries.
Each member will have a possibility to charge any electronic device
In Camps 5800m and 7000m - 12 V with Solar batteries
Walkie-Talkie:
On the route we use radios with 144.00 frequency. All guides and Sherpas will have Walkie-Talkie.
Telephone:
There is GSM in Everest BC (mobile coverage at 1800 frequency)
In Lhasa you will have a chance of buying local sim card of China Mobile
"Thuraya" satellite phone works fine evrywhere on the route.
Internet:
We will arrange 2 computers in BC with GPRS for commom use, but....
GPRS internet is pretty low. And everyone needs to work.
So we advise:
As long as we will have GPRS coverage your personal Communicators (palms) and Laptops will work fine
To do this you have to buy UNIVERSAL GPRS modem (modem which is not connected with any particular mobile operator).
Usually these modems have automatic setting for computers.
In Lhasa you will have a chance of buying China SIM card with unlimited internet (about 100 USD) and then insert it into your GPRS modem or communicator. Thus you will have your personal Internet.
Personal gear
Technical Equipment for the ascent:
Crampons (e.g. Grivel G12)
Rucksack 70-80 liters
Rucksack 35-40 liters
Harness
Prussiks
Karabiners with screwgate lockers - 3 items
Jumar (ascender)
Telescope ski poles
Thermos
Rappel device
Ice Axe
Head lamp
Photo camera
Video camera and assessors
Accumulators
Personal crockery for high camps
Equipment for body and feet:
Trekking shoes
Boots of "Everest" Millet type
Down jacket + down trousers (or down overalls)
Gore-tex jacket with wide hood
Gore-tex trousers (better semi-overalls)
Windblock jacket
Windblock trousers
Jacket "Polartec - 100" - 2 items
Warm underwear - 2 sets
Personal underwear
Polartec gloves – 2 pairs
Thinsulate gloves
Thinsulate mittens - 2 pairs
Warm woolen socks - 4-5 pairs
Balaclava
Warm hat
Windblock face mask
UV glasses
Ski goggles (preferably)
Gaiters
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