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Island Peak Climbing 15 Days, Strenuous

Island Peak climbing is one of the most popular peak-climbing summits in Nepal. Standing 6165 m tall, island peak climbing is good practice for anyone who wishes to reach the above 8000 m wonders. Imja Tse is the local name for Island Peak. Taking the route from Lukla – Namche – Tengboche – Dingboche – Base camp, Island peak climbing is one of the most adventurous and fun-filled trekking destinations of Nepal.

Trip Facts

Physical Grading: Strenuous

A strenuous trek that demands trekkers/travelers to have a top-notch level of physical and mental fitness to trek daily for long hours at high altitudes.

Max Elevation: 6,165 m (Island Peak)

The highest point of the trek is a perfect vantage point to get close-up views of Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Lhotse Shar, etc.

Accommodation: Hotel, Teahouse, Camping

Comfortable accommodation with basic facilities during peak climbing, a tented camp during peak climbing, and a standard hotel in a city.

Meals: Full Board

Healthy and Hygienic 3-course meals during the peak climbing, and only breakfast in a city.

Best Season: Autumn & Spring

Stable weather and temperature offer clear views and comfortable trekking trails.

Trip Route:

Lukla – Phakding – Namche Bazaar – Tengboche – Dingboche – Lobuche – Gorakshep -Everest Base Camp – Gorakshep – Kalapatthar – Chukhung – Island Peak Base Camp – High Camp – Island Peak Summit – Pangboche - Namche - Lukla

Trip Overview

Island Peak climbing in the Everest region at an elevation of 6,165 m is among the very famous mountaineering expeditions in Nepal. Nepal has numerous other mountains in the Himalayan region that draw a large number of climbers every year. Because climbing them is equally demanding, and equally adventurous. Just like the legendary 8-thousand, these lesser mountains give a good test to the skills and acumen of the Mountaineers. Island Peak is one of them, and this peak climb is also done for the practice of mountaineering skills and acclimatization as a prelude to the Everest expedition. The local name for the Island Peak is Imja Tse.

Our itinerary for Island Peak climbing does not just take you to the top of this mountain from where you will enjoy a heavenly panorama of Himalayan peaks and other sceneries. It also helps you collect the intimate experience of the Sherpas, their culture, and their lifestyle. Khumbu region is also familiar as the Everest region. It is the original settlement of Sherpas in Nepal. They have now earned a worldwide reputation as the most hospitable people and the most reliable climbing guides. Our 20-day itinerary comes with the combined riches of climbing and trekking. And you also get to know about the Everest Sherpa lifestyle.

We will start with a short flight through an aerial mountain route to Lukla. Once we reach the Island Peak Base Camp, it is possible to stand atop the summit in about 2 days. Depending on weather conditions and other factors, your guide will choose the best alternative for you.

Trip Highlights

  • Popular trekking peak at an elevation of 6,165 m
  • Incredible views of Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Lhotse Shar, etc.
  • Traversing through the amazing Sagarmatha National Park
  • Varied flora and fauna in the national park’s surroundings
  • Picturesque vistas of diverse landscapes, snow-capped mountains, local villages
  • Sherpa people and their culture, tradition, and lifestyle
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Trip Outline

Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu (1400 m)

Arrive in Kathmandu, get welcomed by the representative, and transfer to the hotel.

Day 02: Trek preparation day

Documentation works (Issue of Permits, Paper works), (Optional: Sightseeing in UNESCO World Heritage sites in Kathmandu)

Day 03: Kathmandu – Lukla (flight) (2860 m) – Phakding (trek)

Scenic flight to Lukla, start trek to Phakding with guide and porters.

Day 04: Phakding (2610 m) – Namche Bazaar (3440 m)

Trek to the vibrant Sherpa capital Namche Bazaar which is the gateway to the Everest Base Camp.

Day 05: Acclimatization

Spend an acclimatization day hiking to the Everest View Hotel or Khumjung Village (3,790 m) tour.

Day 06: Namche Bazaar – Tengboche (3867 m)

Trek to Tengboche which is home to the largest Tengboche Monastery in the Everest region.

Day 07: Tengboche – Dingboche (4410 m)

Trek to only barley-grown place Dingboche where you experience an increase in altitude, so trek slowly.

Day 08: Acclimatization

Spend an acclimatization day hiking to the grand Nangsar Tshang Peak (5,083 m).

Day 09: Dingboche – Lobuche (4940 m)

Trek pass Khumbu Glacier moraine to reach Lobuche.

Day 10: Lobuche – Gorakshep – Everest Base Camp (5364 m) – Gorakshep (5164 m)

Adventurous trek to reach the iconic Everest Base Camp and return.

Day 11: Gorakshep – Kalapatthar (5644.5 m) – Chukhung (4730 m)

Trek to the vantage point Kalapatthar for a close-up of Everest and other peaks views, and trek to beautiful Chukhung village.

Day 12: Chukhung – Island Peak Base Camp (5087 m)

Pass through the moraine of Lhotse Glacier and ascend uphill to Island Peak Base Camp.

Day 13: Island Peak Base Camp – High Camp (5600 m)

Walk on a steep trail with sand and boulders to High Camp.

Day 14: Acclimatization

Spend the day participating in pre-climbing training and get knowledge on using gears and equipment properly.

Day 15: High Camp – Island Peak Summit (6165 m), and return to Base Camp (5087 m)

Adventurous Island Peak Summit and return to Base Camp.

Day 16: Base Camp – Pangboche (3985 m)

Retrace the steps following the same trail to Pangboche.

Day 17: Pangboche – Namche Bazaar (3440 m)

Return to Namche which takes about 5-6 hours.

Day 18: Namche Bazaar – Lukla (2860 m)

Return to Lukla takes about 7-8 hours.

Day 19: Lukla – Kathmandu (flight)

Back to Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel. Farewell dinner in the evening.

Day 20: Departure

Transfer to the airport for your departure.

Essential Information

Accommodation:

Teahouses or Lodges and tented camps are accommodation types during the Island Peak Climbing that provide basic facilities (beds, quilts, and pillows) but are comfortable to stay in. Generally, bathrooms are inside the teahouses except in the higher regions. During the peak season, room sharing must be done. Tented Camping for 3 or 4 nights. Internet and phone networks are mostly stable in the lower regions. Pay an additional cost for services (Wi-Fi, laundry, hot water, and showers).

Meals:

3-course full board meals are served during the Island Peak Climbing which are healthy and hygienic. Breakfast and dinner are served from the teahouses and lunch is served at the stopovers during the peak climbing. There are limited meal options to choose from on the menu. Professional cooks prepared meals during the tented camping. Please inform your food menu preference earlier if there is any.

Drinking water:

Drinking water during the Island Peak Climbing is easily available. Climbers can buy Mineral Water, fill tap water, or boiled water at teahouses as their preference. Always carry a water bottle to minimize plastic pollution. Climbers can also use a water purification solution or buy mineral water which costs USD 1-2 per bottle. Boiled water is served during the tented camping.

The transportation during the peak climbing is as scheduled in the itinerary preferred by the climbers which is as follows:

  • Private vehicle transfer to/from the airport in Kathmandu
  • Private vehicle ride to Ramechhap and transfer to/from the airport (only during April, May, October, and November months)
  • Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight
  • Ramechhap – Lukla – Ramechhap flight (only during April, May, October, and November months)

The ideal seasons for the Island Peak Climbing are Spring (Mar-May) and Autumn (Sep-Nov) as the weather and temperature are stable and offer incredible vistas. The winter and rainy seasons are riskier to peak climbing due to the unstable weather and temperature, slippery trails, and limited availability of accommodation and services. There is a high chance of flight cancellation during monsoon and winter.

Island Peak Climbing requires compulsory five permits i.e. Sagarmatha National Park (SNP), Island Peak Climbing Permit, Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality, Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS), and Garbage Deposit Fee.

Khumbu Rural Municipality Permit

  • Foreigners- NPR 2000
  • SAARC- NPR 1000

Sagarmatha National Park (SNP)

  • Foreigners- NPR 3000
  • SAARC- NPR 1500

Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS)

  • Foreigners- NPR 2000/person
  • SAARC- NPR 1000/person
  • Diplomats/Foreign Officials & their families- NPR 500/person

Island Peak Climbing Permit

  • Spring (March-May): USD 250 per person
  • Autumn (September- November): USD 125 per person
  • Winter (December- February): USD 70 per person
  • Summer (June-August): USD 70 per person

Garbage Deposit Fee: USD 500 per person

Documents required

  • Scanned copies of passport-sized photos and passports of each participant
  • Travel Insurance
  • Sagarmatha National Park Permit
  • Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality
  • Island Peak Climbing Permit and Garbage Deposit Fee
  • TIMS

Difficulty:

Island Peak Climbing is a strenuous trek with a maximum elevation of 6,165 m. Peak climbing is a demanding task but achievable with good preparations. The mountaineer with good physical condition and prior experience can easily ascend this Island Peak. The trails are rough and contain steep ascend and descend which are challenging for mountaineers. The best part of this peak climbing is it is not very technical. The use of equipment and gear is required in some sections.

Fitness:

Island Peak Climbing demands climbers to have top-notch fitness levels. Climbers should be physically and mentally sound to join this peak climbing. With proper preparation, physical fitness, and acclimatization, it is achievable. Your familiarity with the mountainous terrain and previous trekking experience will be plus points. Besides, maintaining good health and necessary check-ups before the trek proves to be fruitful. Some physical exercises and mental exercises to carry out before the treks are as follows:

Physical Exercises

Cardiovascular Exercises, Leg Strength Exercises, Core Strength Exercises, Upper Body Strengthening, Foot and ankle Strengthening, Flexibility and Stability Exercises, and Hiking Specific Training.

Mental Exercises

Meditation, Breathing Exercises, Stress Management, Solo Reflection, Focus and Concentration Improvement, Setting a goal, Practicing problem-solving skills, Staying Calm and Positive, Enjoying every activity, etc.

Altitude sickness or acute mountain sickness (AMS) is common above an elevation of 2500 m in the mountains. As the altitude rises, oxygen level declines, and air pressure also lowers which affects the body’s functions causing altitude sickness. The maximum elevation gain during Island Peak Climbing is 6,165 m. Since this is peak climbing, suffering from altitude sickness is high but with proper precautions and preparation, it is preventable.

Common symptoms of Altitude Sickness 

Headache, nausea, dizziness, uneasiness, appetite, and sleep loss, and on extreme some can experience unconsciousness and hallucinations.

Preventions for Altitude Sickness 

  • Take an acclimatization rest
  • Inform the guide
  • Climb slowly and gradually
  • Keep yourself Hydrated
  • Avoid alcohol and salty foods
  • Know your body limit
  • Take a complete rest and sleep
  • Take medicine consulting a guide

It acts as a safety net and is essential for trekking and peak climbing. We recommend getting travel insurance from a reputed company.

  • Make sure that you are insured against cancellations, accidents, health, emergency evacuation and loss, theft of, or damage to, baggage, and personal effects.
  • In emergencies, we will arrange for a helicopter rescue, medical treatment, and aftercare for you. All these costs shall be borne by your travel insurance company.

Island Peak Climbing is strenuous. Thus, it requires standard equipment and gear that climbers can hire or bring on their own.

Clothes: Windcheater jacket, Thermals, Insulating Down Jacket, Fleece, Long sleeve shirts, Gloves, Towels, Inner garments, Trekking pants, Trousers, Shorts, Socks, Raincoat, Balaclava, Bandana, Gaiters

Shoes: Camp shoes, Pair of hiking boots, Rubber sandals

Essential Documents: Passport, Travel Permits, Visa Photocopy, Passport size photos

Food: Light snacks, Energy bars, and drink mix

Accessories: Sunglasses, Hats/Caps, Sunscreen, Lip Balm, Water bottles, Pocket Knife, Solar chargers, Batteries, Head Lamps, Torch, Umbrella, Sewing kit, Water Purifying solution kits, reusable bags to deposit waste, separate clean/dirty clothes

Equipment: Warm Sleeping bags, Map, Trekking poles, Duffel bag, Camping Tent, Cooking Equipment

Gear: Ropes, Crampons, Ice Ax, Ice-claw, Harness, Microspikes (optional)

Detail Itinerary

Day 01 Arrive in Kathmandu

Elevation: Kathmandu (1400 m) 30-minute hotel drive.

As you enter Nepal via flight the magnificent snow-capped peaks welcome you. You are welcomed by our representative upon your arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport. Get transferred to the standard hotel along with the representative via a private vehicle upon completing all the formalities. Overnight at the hotel.

Hotel

Day 02 Trek preparation day (Optional: Sightseeing in Kathmandu, UNESCO world heritage sites)

Elevation: Kathmandu (1400)

A day is free to explore after completing all the trek preparations as your requirement. We take care of all your documentation processes (issuing trek permits and other works). Meanwhile, you can explore the city of temples Kathmandu and visit several UNESCO World Heritage Sites and other cultural sites. Also, you can visit vibrant local markets, cafes, and restaurants that offer authentic Nepalese cuisine and other continental foods.

In the afternoon, meet our team, and a trekking guide and hear the trek briefing. Make sure to pack only the necessary items and go shopping if you want anything. Back to the hotel, complete the final packing, and sleep comfortably to leave early the following day.

Note: (Optional sightseeing in Kathmandu is at an additional cost.)

Hotel Breakfast

Day 03 Kathmandu - Lukla flight- Phakding trek

Elevation: Lukla (2860 m), Phakding (2610 m) 45-minute flight, 3-4 hours trek.

In about 45 minutes, you reach Lukla on a very scenic domestic flight. From there, meet our porters and trek for some hours to reach Phakding. Stay Overnight at a teahouse.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 04 Phakding - Namche Bazaar

Elevation: Namche Bazaar (3440 m) 5-6 hours trek.

Moving mostly along the Dudh Koshi River (so-called for its milk-white water fed by glaciers) on your foot with some ups and downs through forests and hills, you will reach Namche Bazaar. Namche Bazaar is a small, beautiful, and fully modern town in the gateway to the Everest region. Stay Overnight at a teahouse.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 05 Acclimatization (Day Hike)

Elevation: Namche Bazaar (3440 m) 4-5 hours trek.

You can do a lot to make your day active in Namche because that helps you better get acclimatized. Visiting Sagarmatha National Park headquarters, and enjoying the mountain panorama is one option. The other finer options are to visit nearby Sherpa villages named Khumjung and Thame, get a first-hand experience of Sherpa culture, and return to Namche in the evening. You can taste some bakery goods, hot drinks, coffee, or drinks at pubs. Stay Overnight at a teahouse.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 06 Namche Bazaar - Tengboche

Elevation: Tengboche (3867 m) 5-6 hours trek.

Tengboche is a beautiful Sherpa village and the cultural center of the Khumbu region because of the monastery Tengboche located here. The monastery has earned a name for the Mani Rimdu festival in which monks do elaborate rituals for days. The trail to Tengboche from Namche consists of several ups and downs, but be prepared to face some majestic Himalayan views from the way. Stay Overnight at a teahouse.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 07 Tengboche - Dingboche

Elevation: Dingboche (4410 m) 5-6 hours trek.

As the elevation rises, trekkers might feel some difficulty so ascend slowly. Walk through a forested trail admiring the phenomenal views of Island Peak, Lhotse, and others. Trek past the beautiful settlements of Pangboche, Milingo, Deboche, and Somare to arrive at Dingboche.

A place that has fertile fields where you can get a view of terraced fields planted with a variety of crops like buckwheat, potato, and barley. Stay Overnight at a teahouse.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 08 Acclimatization (Day Hike)

Elevation: Dingboche (4410 m) 4-5 hours trek.

As the elevation rises, the acclimatization rest is essential to adjust the body to the surroundings. Take a short hike to the Nangsar Tshang Peak (5,083 m) which is full of challenges. Despite challenges, the mesmerizing views of Pumori, Cho Oyu, etc. from the top is rewarding. After exploration, descend slowly to a teahouse for lunch.

A half-day is free to explore on your own. Visit nearby villages, and interact with locals. You can also spend some time alone peacefully at the bank of the Imja River adoring the surrounding beauty. Stay Overnight at a teahouse.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 09 Dingboche - Lobuche

Elevation: Lobuche (4940 m) 5-6 hours trek.

Trek following a steep trail and cross Thokla enjoying the fabulous surrounding views. Adore the sights of Pumori, Nuptse, Lobuche Peak, Lingtern, Khumbutse, and others. Despite the challenges of altitude gain, finally arrive at Lobuche. Stay Overnight at a teahouse.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 10 Lobuche – Gorakshep - Everest base Camp - Gorakshep

Elevation: Everest Base Camp (5364 m), Gorakshep (5164 m) 8-9 hours trek.

Prepare yourself for the most memorable day of your life. You walk for a short time from Lobuche and reach Gorakshep, the last village in this region. Have lunch then trek to Everest Basecamp. This is a tough and adventurous leg of the whole journey because of the rocky trail and thin air in the high altitude. It takes about 4-5 hours to reach Everest Base Camp from Gorakshep and about 3 hours to return there. In the climbing seasons, there are hundreds of climbers with their tents at the base camp, mulling over their plans to reach the summit of the highest peak in the world. If you are traveling during the expedition season, you will see the activities and practices of the climbers. Trek back to Gorakshep. Stay Overnight at a teahouse.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 11 Gorakshep - Kalapatthar - Chukhung

Elevation: Kalapatthar (5644.5 m), Chukhung (4730 m) 7-8 hours trek.

Early morning hike to Kalapatthar which takes about 2 Hours. Enjoy the panoramic mountains with sunrise over them. The mountains appear golden in color, which seems amazing. After that trek down to Gorakshep, have breakfast then continue trekking to Chukhung. Chukhung is a small settlement at high altitude. We make final preparations for the peak climbing from here. Stay Overnight at a teahouse.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 12 Chukhung – Island Peak Base Camp

Elevation: Island Peak Base Camp (5087 m) 4-5 hours trek.

It takes about 4-5 hours to reach the base camp from this village. The walk consists mostly of ascents along the southeastern direction from here. At last, we reach the base camp of the mountain under its southwestern face at the head of a wide valley. Stay Overnight at a tented camp.

Tented Camp B+L+D

Day 13 Island Peak Base Camp – High Camp (5600 m)

Elevation: High Camp (5600 m) 5-6 hours trek.

The trail to the high camp from the base camp is challenging. We need to negotiate steep hillsides with sand and boulders, sometimes moving through a narrow passage between huge rocks. Stay Overnight at a tented camp.

Tented Camp B+L+D

Day 14 Acclimatization

3-4 hours trek.

On this acclimatization day, we spend the day participating in pre-climbing training and getting knowledge on using gears and equipment properly. Practice making knots and learn the right ways to belay and rappel. Learn safe climbing tips, follow the guide’s instructions properly, and if any confusion ask the guide and learn. After the training session ends, check all the equipment and gear and finalize it for the peak climbing. Stay Overnight at a tented camp.

Tented Camp B+L+D

Day 15 High Camp – Island Peak Summit, and return to Base Camp

Elevation: Island Peak Summit (6165 m), Base Camp (5087 m) 9-10 hours trek.

The toughest and also the most exciting day of the expedition because it culminates in your victory over the peak. Beginning very early in the morning (around 1 am), we push towards the top. At first, we pass through a rock gulley, then walk along a crest line, and finally hit the bottom of the glacier that begins at the summit. To avoid falling into crevasses, we use ropes to move up the glacier. Finally, we stand atop the summit, enjoy incredible views of Lhotse, Makalu, Ama Dablam, etc., bask in a sense of victory and contentment, and climb down to the base camp. Stay Overnight at a tented camp.

Tented Camp B+L+D

Day 16 Base Camp – Pangboche

Elevation: Pangboche (3985 m) 6-7 hours trek.

You find this day much more relaxing than the previous ones because you are now making a return and leaving the high altitude. Stunning sceneries greet you all the way today as well, and you arrive at Pangboche for the overnight stay.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 17 Pangboche - Namche Bazaar (3440 m)

Elevation: Namche Bazaar (3440 m) 5-6 hours trek.

Today we make a rapid descent to Namche through Tengboche. The trail consists mostly of downhill walks, although there is the short leg of steep climb after you cross the Dudh Koshi River. The trail then continues with numerous bends with short ascents and descents until reaching Namche Bazaar. Stay Overnight at a teahouse.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 18 Namche Bazaar - Lukla

Elevation: Lukla (2860 m) 7-8 hours trek.

The trail is mostly descending so adoring the picturesque beauty, cross a popular Hillary Bridge. On an ascending and descending trail, traverse the villages of Jorsale, Monjo, Ghat, and Phakding, to arrive at Lukla. Spend a quality night in the Khumbu region.

Teahouse B+L+D

Day 19 Lukla - Kathmandu (flight)

Elevation: Kathmandu (1400 m) 45-minute flight, 30-minute hotel drive.

Fly to Kathmandu, we will pick you up from Kathmandu airport and transfer you to the Hotel. Evening around 6:30 PM join a live cultural program show dinner at Typical Nepali Restaurant hosted by Outdoor Himalayan Treks.

Hotel Breakfast

Day 20 Departure

We will transfer you to the International airport to catch a flight back to your homeland.

STANDARD SERVICE INCLUSION

  • Accommodation: Basic teahouse accommodation during the trek (Toilet and bathroom will be outside of the room); Tented camp during the climbing period; Deluxe accommodation for 3 nights in Kathmandu on a sharing basis with Breakfast
  • Meals: 3 meals per day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which you can choose from the menu) during the peak climbing; meals prepared and served by our crew during the peak climbing; breakfast in Kathmandu
  • Transportation: All ground transportation in a luxury private vehicle. Domestic flight (Kathmandu/Ramechhap-Lukla-Ramechhap/Kathmandu) as scheduled in the itinerary
  • Documentation: Trekking permit (Sagarmatha National Park), Island Peak Climbing Permit, Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Permit, TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System), and Garbage Deposit Fee.
  • Equipment/Accessories: Down jacket, sleeping bags, a waterproof duffel bag, first-aid kit, water purifying solution (iodine-based) for Complimentary use; Climbing equipment such as tents, ice axes, Ropes, crampons, harnesses, helmets, etc.
  • Human resource: A professional and experienced trekking guide (English-speaking); a porter per trekker (carrying up to 15 kg/person); all the expenses for the guide and porter(s) are covered (wages, accommodation, meals, transportation, insurance, etc.); High altitude workers special insurance; Climbing Guide bonus
  • Tax/Service Charge: All applicable taxes, service charges, or fees. We hereby guarantee you no ‘hidden charges’ afterward.
  • Complimentary: Farewell dinner in Kathmandu (authentic Nepalese cuisines with live cultural show)
  • Trip Achievement Certificate: After returning from the trip, we will present you with a certificate of achievement
  • Emergency Rescue Service: Should any emergency arise during your trek, we will provide prompt and professional rescue and medical services. We carry a Supplementary oxygen tank with a mask and regulator for emergencies. However, you must be already insured for such emergencies, and your insurance policy must cover helicopter evacuation. Moreover, you should provide your policy details and authorize us to deal directly with your insurance company on your behalf. Please make sure that your insurance will cover helicopter evacuation above 6000 meters.

What's not included?

  • Beverage (Cold/Alcoholic drinks, Bottled Mineral Water, extra tea/coffee, etc.)
  • Any other expenses of a personal nature (extra meals/Snacks/Dessert, Wi-Fi, battery charging fees, photography charges, Hot Shower, etc.)
  • Tips for Guide and Porters (Expected) and any Donations
  • Your travel insurance, and International Air Fares
  • Nepal Visa (You can apply and obtain the visa on arrival at the Immigration desk, apply visa https://nepaliport.immigration.gov.np/
  • Excess baggage charges on the Domestic flight (The airlines allow 15 kg per person if the luggage is more than 15 kilos, approx. USD 1 per kilo will be charged additionally)
  • Activities (Sightseeing/tours) cost in Kathmandu (available at extra cost)

Island Peak Climbing FAQs

Yes, most travelers need a visa for Nepal, which can be easily obtained upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu or through an online application before arrival.

The highest elevation of Island Peak is 6,165 m.

The standard time for completing Island Peak Climbing is 15-16 days.

Island Peak climbing difficulty level is classified as strenuous.

There is a high chance of getting altitude sickness but with proper care, and preparation it is preventable.

To book the Island Peak Climbing with Outdoor Himalayan, visit the website and fill out the booking form or contact us directly via email or phone. We will provide you with the necessary details and assistance for your trekking experience.