Lobuche Peak Climbing – 18 Days
18 Days
Moderate To Strenous
6,119
2 - 12
Autumn & Spring
Highlights of Lobuche Peak Climbing – 18 Days
Climbing Lobuche Peak provides a unique opportunity to:
Reach the Summit: Ascend to the summit of Lobuche Peak at 6,119 meters.
Panoramic Mountain Views: Enjoy breathtaking sunrises and sunsets over the Himalayas from the summit.
Iconic Peaks: View the world’s highest mountain, Mt. Everest (8,848m), as well as Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Lhotse, and other snow-covered peaks.
Khumbu Glacier: Cross the renowned Khumbu glacier.
Cultural Exploration: Discover hidden ancient Buddhist stupas and monasteries along the trek.
Everest Base Camp Trail: Explore the classic Everest Base Camp trail and immerse yourself in Sherpa culture.
Lobuche Peak Climbing – 18 Days Brief Insight
Lobuche peak is located at Sagarmatha National park in the Eastern part of the Nepal Himalayas. The region is popular for multiple adventure activities as well as its biodiversity. It is a great opportunity to witness various wildlife like musk deer, Snow Leopard along with varieties Flora and Fauna. The mountain area is inhabited by Sherpa people known as the land of Mountain Guides.
Lobuche Peak climbing is popular for observing spectacular sunset and sunrise over the Himalayas from Summit. While climbing to the top of lobuche peak, this region one can eye upon the World’s highest mountain Mt Everest 8,848m, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Lhotse, and other snow-covered mountains from the vintage. During the trek, you will cross hidden ancient Buddhist Stupas and Buddhist Monasteries.
If you wish to reach a new height of the adventurous journey to the mighty Mt. Everest this trek can be the topper of your bucket list.
Outline Itinerary
- Day 1: Kathmandu (1300m/4,264ft)
- Day 2: Kathmandu to Lukla (2830m/9,282ft), Trek to Phakding (2680m/8,790ft): 4 - 5 Hours
- Day 3: Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3440/11,008ft): 5 - 6 Hours.
- Day 4: Acclimatization Day
- Day 5: : Namche Bazaar to Phortse (3850m/12,628ft): 5 to 6 HoursDay 5: : Namche Bazaar to Phortse (3850m/12,628ft): 5 to 6 Hours
- Day 6: Phortse to Dingboche (4,410m/14,332ft): 5 - 6 Hours.
- Day 7: Acclimatization Day
- Day 8: Dingboche to Lobuche (49,40m/16,207): 6 - 7 Hours
- Day 9: Day 9: Lobuche to Gorak Shep (5,170m/16,961ft), Base Camp 5,364m/17,594ft): 6 - 7 Hours
- Day 10: Gorakshep to Kalapathar (5,545m/18,192ft) Trek to Lobuche 7 - 8 Hours
- Day 11: Lobuche to Lobuche Peak Base Camp and training (3,440/11,008ft): 4 to 5 : Hours
- Day 12: Lobuche BC to Summit (6119m/20,070ft): 9 - 10 Hours
- Day 13: Labuche to Pangboche (3840m/12,595ft) 5 - 6 Hours
- Day 14: Pangboche to Namche Bazar 5 - 6 Hours
- Day 16: Lukla to Kathmandu
- Day 17: Free day or Kathmandu valley tour (UNESCO Heritage Sites)
- Day 18: Departure
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Kathmandu (1300m/4,264ft)
After arriving at the airport we will be welcome by a representative of Ama Adventure. Furthermore, check into a hotel and explore the surrounding neighborhoods. This evening we will have a meeting, briefing and welcome dinner.
Day 2: Kathmandu to Lukla (2830m/9,282ft), Trek to Phakding (2680m/8,790ft): 4 - 5 Hours
The flight to Lukla takes arounds 35minutes. From Lukla, Phakding village has to pass by villages as you trace the bank of Dudh Koshi River. After arriving at Phakding you will get your first experience of mountain life.
Day 3: Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3440/11,008ft): 5 - 6 Hours.
Trek to Namche our trail goes through Handrails of Dudh Koshi River along the way pass through the pine forest and we continue walking on the trail that goes north up the Benkar village. After crossing Dudhkoshi River passing through Chumoa and Monjo villages we reached the entrance of the Sagarmatha National park. After crossing the suspension bridge, we reach Jorsalle, which is the last village before reaching Namche Bazaar. After the bridge begins the difficult hike up to Namche Bazaar and enjoys the beauty of Everest view. Along the way to Namche, we pass by waterfalls, bridges, flora and fauna. Namche Bazaar is the biggest town in Khumbu valley when you reach the much-deserved rest.
Day 4: Acclimatization Day
Namche Bazaar is the primary administrative town for the Khumbu region with all facilities. For Acclimatization, we Hike up to Sagarmatha National park to enjoy the spectacular view of (Chomolumba) Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Kongde, and many more. For gain, more altitude, and rest before the next ascent you can spend your day hiking to Everest viewpoint, an optional two-hour hike with an amazing view. Continue hike to Khumjung village, start climbing Namche bazaar above the Handrails of the village. Reach to the village you have descended at the base of the sacred mountain Khumbilla. Spend your day encounter with yeti skull explore monastery Hillary school under the boasts of beautiful stone main walls and stupas. Hillary Secondary School is only one secondary school in Khumbu valley, After returning to Namche Bazar.
Day 5: : Namche Bazaar to Phortse (3850m/12,628ft): 5 to 6 HoursDay 5: : Namche Bazaar to Phortse (3850m/12,628ft): 5 to 6 Hours
The day began passing through beautiful rhododendron forest ascent to the Dudhkoshi River and equally popular ascent through rhododendron forest to Phortse. The hike to upper Phunki Thanka is an easier trail from here to Kyangjuma. Phortse village is famous for being one of the oldest Monasteries around Khumbu valley. The valley is popular for having panoramic views of Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku.
Day 6: Phortse to Dingboche (4,410m/14,332ft): 5 - 6 Hours.
Trek to Denbuche continue your hike as you lake in the Mountain View along the trail and ascend through rhododendron, lunch, birch, and conifer forest. Along with the trekking, we can observe views of the snowy peaks of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. We are descending to Pangboche and then crossing the Imja River. If we are interested in exploring the Pangboche monastery we can choose the upper trail, which is the oldest monastery in Khumbu valley. From Somare, we continue our ascending walk to the Imja Valley and Lobuche River. Dingboche is a small beautiful village with a farm of barley, potato, and buckwheat fields complete with animals grazing along with those fields.
Day 7: Acclimatization Day
After breakfast, we will spend the day hiking nearby villages, we will help you to acclimate to the high altitude. Furthermore, we climb a ridge behind the village where you will admire to see six world highest peaks. Such views as Makalu, Lhotse, and Khumbu Khola valley likewise, from another location we can view the Imja Khola valley and Denbuche village and rest overnight.
Day 8: Dingboche to Lobuche (49,40m/16,207): 6 - 7 Hours
Above the treeline, we trek across a wider valley pass that is a much-wanted change in the altitude walking in the straight line. Moreover, continue your ascending towards Everest underwiring mountains. The valley starts to narrow and we begin to see Mt Pumori as we continue our trail. The trail passes through a steep terminal moraine of the Khumbu glacier. Along the way to the top of the ridge is a field with prayer flags and stones that are memorial shrines for climbers who lost their lives during Everest expeditions. As we cross the Khumbu glacier we also can admire the view of Mt Nuptse. Reaching Labuche nestled high in the Himalaya a majority of trekkers stop along the trail to base campmate challenging short days you must deserve rest and overnight at Labche.
Day 9: Day 9: Lobuche to Gorak Shep (5,170m/16,961ft), Base Camp 5,364m/17,594ft): 6 - 7 Hours
When we reach the Gorak Shep, after lunch, the hike to Everest base camp. Passing through beautiful Khumbu glacier and stunning mountain views. The trail follows along the western side of Khumbu valley and has a stunningly beautiful view of Mt. Pumari is known as the (Daughter of Mt Everest). There are lots of meandering on rough terrains. Afterward, there is a brief descent to reach the Groak shep and to have a short break before heading towards Everest Base camp at 17,598ft. The Everest Base is amazingly stunningly beautiful. You will get an unforgettable lifetime memory. After admiring the beauty of the entire area we walk back to the Gorak shep for deserving overnight.
Day 10: Gorakshep to Kalapathar (5,545m/18,192ft) Trek to Lobuche 7 - 8 Hours
Early in the morning before sunrise, we walk up to the Kalapathar 5545m (18,192ft) above sea level that takes about two hours. We ascend a series of steep trails at a comfortable pace that eventually leads to the summit. After reaching the summit, we can enjoy the beautiful sunrise with a spectacular view of Mt Everest including Khumbuche, Pumori, and many other snowy peaks. After a memorable time at the top, we went back to the hotel for breakfast and then continued the descent to the Pheriche.
Day 11: Lobuche to Lobuche Peak Base Camp and training (3,440/11,008ft): 4 to 5 : Hours
Today, we trek up to Lobuche BC, sacred places of this region that is a place to observe a panorama of the surrounding mountain. After lunch, we will do short training about Lobuche peak climbing techniques.
Day 12: Lobuche BC to Summit (6119m/20,070ft): 9 - 10 Hours
We started Early this morning climbing up to Lobuche peak with climbing gear, sacred places of this region that is a place to observe a panorama of the surrounding mountain from Lobuche peak summit. After spending an amazing time at the top, back to Lobuche base camp and continue to Lobuche village for the overnight stay at the tea house.
Day 13: Labuche to Pangboche (3840m/12,595ft) 5 - 6 Hours
Today, we will have a late breakfast, then start trekking around 10 AM. trek to Tengboche overnight.
Day 14: Pangboche to Namche Bazar 5 - 6 Hours
Trek to the Namche Bazar continues the descent to the tengboche, Phunki tanka and your trek leads through Khumbu valley. Bhote Koshi River, and beautiful forest. Meanwhile, the trek back to Namche Bazaar is easier, and passing through rhododendron forest continues with a climb for an hour to the love Changsha . The walk to the Namche Bazaar is very scenic on a long winding path. Head back to Namche Bazaar overnight.
Meals :
Day 15: Namche Bazaar to Lukla 5 - 6 Hours
Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla is the last day of your trekking start with a steep descent and mammals traffic where you are always on the safe side. Here, trekking passes through beautiful small villages such as the Jorsalle, Monjo, Phakding expecting for short ascent and continuing down the handrails of the Bhotekoshi River crossing it three times. Before reaching Lukla, you have to ascend a gentle slope for 45m to get to the final destination. After a long day, you must rest overnight at Lukla.
Day 16: Lukla to Kathmandu
After breakfast, hoping to get an early flight back to Kathmandu, the flight from Lukla to Kathmandu takes 35 minutes. Then drive back to Kathmandu hotel normally it takes a hours’ and then checking to Hotel and get a rest.
Day 17: Free day or Kathmandu valley tour (UNESCO Heritage Sites)
After Breakfast, we toured Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Hindu pilgrim site Pashupatinath Temple, and Boudhanath, which are the world’s Heritage sites. Moreover, Swayambhunath is known as the self-created stupa, Pashupatinath Temple is one of the most popular pilgrimage sites for Hindu, and Boudhanath stupa is known as one of the largest stupas in the world.
Day 18: Departure
Today is the final day of our trip. The Ama Adventure representative drops you at the airport, wishes you a safe journey, and hopes to see you on your next adventure.
What is included in Lobuche Peak Climbing – 18 Days
- All ground transportation
- Accommodation in Kathmandu and during trekking
- Professional guide and assistant guide/trainee guide
- All meals during your trip (Breakfast/Lunch and Dinner)
- Welcome and farewell dinner
- Staff costs include their salary, insurance, food and accommodation
- National park Tims permits and all paper works. 1om/22p)
- Medical kits
What is Excluded
- Trip cancelations cost
- International flight Tickets
- Personal items
- Food outside of designated meals
- Travel and Rescue insurance
- Snacks during trekking
- Tip for Guide and other staff
Trip Departure
We offer both solo and group travel experiences, bringing together adventurers from around the world. Before departure, we confirm the number of clients in your group. We guarantee all group departure dates, even if there is only one person signed up for the Lobuche Peak climb.
Difficulty Level
Lobuche Peak climbing requires basic technical skills and involves high altitudes, demanding a high level of physical fitness. Expect to hike for 5 to 10 hours daily, gaining significant elevation.
Important Notes
Your safety is our top priority at Ama Adventure. Please stay flexible if needed:
- Flight Delays: Be aware that flights to Lukla are often delayed. If a flight is canceled due to weather conditions, please be prepared for adjustments.
- Itinerary Changes: Your trip leader has the authority to modify the itinerary based on local conditions, weather, or medical considerations.
- Comfort and Safety: Our leader and crew strive to make your trip comfortable and ensure it runs according to plan.
Gear List for Lobuche Peak Climbing
Before leave for the trip please double check you gear;
- Cloth for Kathmandu
- Heavy / Medium down jacket (- 20 degree)
- Fleece Jacket-1
- Insulation.
- Synthetic Hiking T-shirt – 4
- Synthetic long underwear top and button
- Wollen Hat
- Synthetic Hat
- Gloves.
- Hiking and climbing Boots Waterproof
- Nylon – wool blend shocks – 4 pairs
- Sandals/sneakers
- Day pack
- Water Bottle and Gaiters
- Headlamp
- Quick dry Towel
- Personal Medicine and Toiletries
- Sleeping Bag (- 20 degree)
- Ziplock Bag for Toilet papers and other necessary items such as the passport and others
- Hand sanitizer
- Wet Wipes
Other Optional Items
- Guide Book
- Trekking Poles
- Camera
- Basic Medicine (Pepto, Bismol, Advil, Imodium)
- Bandana for dust and wind
- Energy Bars
- Gaiters
Documents and Logistics
- Flight Information
- Photocopy of Passport (original passport also needed to make special permit)
- 4 Passport size photo for Tims and permit
- Medical Insurance Card
- Valid Passport
- Cash for souvenirs, Incidental cost and tipping for staff