One of the most difficult peak expeditions in recorded history took place on Mt. Makalu. The fifth-highest mountain in the world, Mount Makalu, is 8463 meters high. It is situated right in the middle of Nepal’s eastern Himalayas, and recently, adventure expeditions have been heavily pushed there.
One of the hardest and most challenging mountains in the world to climb to the peak is Mt. Makalu. On May 15, 1955, Lionel Terray and Jean Couzy of a French team headed by Jean Franco made the first ascent from Fracne. The climbing team member must have a strong degree of dedication to the Mt. Makalu trip.

• Day 1 : Pickup at the airport and transportation to the hotel, along with a welcome tea and cookies and briefings.
• Day 2 : Preparation, shopping, and a briefing at the Ministry of Tourism
• Day 3 : Fly from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar
• Day 4 : Tumlingtar to Mane Bhanjyang.
• Day 5 : Mane Bhanjyang to Chichira
• Day 6 : Chichira - Num
• Day 7 : Num-Sheduwa
• Day 8 : Sheduwa to Tashigaon
• Day 9 : Tashigaon to Kauma
• Day 10 : Kauma-Dobato.
• Day 11 : Dobato to Nebe Kharka
• Day 12 : ebe Kharka to Sherson
• Day 13 : Sherson to Makalu Base Camp
• Day 14 : The time of Mt. Makalu climbing
• Day 15 : Traveling to your destination after leaving Kathmandu on Day 56.

• Day 1 : Pickup at the airport and transportation to the hotel, along with a welcome tea and cookies and briefings.
• Day 2 : Preparation, shopping, and a briefing at the Ministry of Tourism
• Day 3 : Fly from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar
• Day 4 : Tumlingtar to Mane Bhanjyang.
• Day 5 : Mane Bhanjyang to Chichira
• Day 6 : Chichira - Num
• Day 7 : Num-Sheduwa
• Day 8 : Sheduwa to Tashigaon
• Day 9 : Tashigaon to Kauma
• Day 10 : Kauma-Dobato.
• Day 11 : Dobato to Nebe Kharka
• Day 12 : ebe Kharka to Sherson
• Day 13 : Sherson to Makalu Base Camp
• Day 14 : The time of Mt. Makalu climbing
• Day 15 : Traveling to your destination after leaving Kathmandu on Day 56.

• Airport In Kathmandu, there is pick-up, transportation to the hotel, and briefings with tea and cookies.
• Breakfast, lunch, and supper are included with hiking or adventure full board.
• Domestic shipping and freight for our whole expedition team are provided by land and air.
• A climbing permit, park entrance fees, and any other costs related to climbing Mount Manasulu.
• a government lesion officer with daily pay, supplies, food, insurance, and round-trip travel expenses.
• Freshly prepared continental, nepalese, indian, and chinese cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, along with warming beverages like tea and coffee.
• knowledgeable Base Camp Cook, Camp-2 Cook, Manager, Sirdar, and kitchen assistants.
• skilled sherpas with experience for expeditions
• Common Base Camp Equipment includes a heater, tables and chairs, kitchen tent, communication tent, shower tent, and toilet tent.
• Oxygen each climbing Sherpa will receive 4 bottles.
• Each Member and each climbing Sherpa will receive a set of Summit Mask & Regulator.
• We have additional climbing Sherpas on call in case of
• transport to and from the trekking's beginning and finishing locations.
• Medical First Aid Kit.

• international airfare and the cost of the Nepal entry visa (To be applied for 90 days)
• Bank and wire transfer charges (if applicable)
• Dinner & Lunch when you are in Kathmandu.
• High-Altitude and Personal Travel Insurance (Accident, Medical and Emergency Rescue Evacuation)
• every individual climbing gear.
• Personal expenses include things like phone calls, laundry, alcoholic beverages, and hard drinks.