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This is challenging and technical Trekking, climbing of Nepal, you most have to physically fit and mentally prepare, off the beaten trails, camping or challenging high passes Treks, at this level can he arranged for periods of 18 to 32 days. Typically, a gradual ascent through a green river valley will lead you up to a number of high passes, where you will reach the altitude of 5416m. Often times, you will get a close insight into the Tibetan culture. Participants should expect to trek above 5416m/17872ft. or climbing 6540m.
Mode of Travel : Flight/Land Hold Your Guide : Pemba sherpaIsland peak climbing 3 days package organized from Chhukung is one of the best options for those trekkers who do EBC, Gokyo, and 3 passes trek in the Everest region. If seeking to join the group for climbing the island peak then we are here to help achieve your goal to summit Island (Imja peak) and stamp your footprint on the top of the 6,173 Meters Peak. Island peak is one of the best adventure climbing peaks and the best journey for every mountaineering lover who doing the Everest base camp trek.
The Island Peak climbing is an excellent opportunity for those aged 18 to 75 to climb a Peak 6,173 Meters High adventure peak. The difficulty section is a mixed rock, and ice wall at a slope of around 45 degrees leading to the narrow ridge after high camp and before crampon wear parts. However, Island Peak is undoubtedly a fitting reward for your efforts. In fact, Island peak climbing is physically not as challenging as Ama Dablam.
The Island peak from Chhukung joined after doing any trek of the Khumbu region. Via Jiri, Phaplu, Lukla, or any corner of the Everest region be acclimatized through the different passes, such as Renjo La pass (5,338m, Chola Pass 5420m, Kala Patthar 5,545 and Kongma La pass 5,535m, Moreover trekking adventure of Island Peak climbing, we also get to observe untouched Sherpa villages and ever-so-serene monasteries with ponderous memories of the trekking earlier done.
It is considered a safe mountain to climb (the Island peak reaches 6,189 m) and mountain climbers can reach its summit with ease. The number of successful summits at the Island peak each year is increasing. Islands Peak holds a very low death rate compared to other climbing peaks, which is seldom noticed by them as they are so careful.
Best time to climb Island peak In general, the Island peak can be climbed throughout the year, except during the monsoon season (June to August). Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons to climb the Island peak. Clear skies and moderate temperatures are the virtues of these months for summiting.
As well as being easy to ascend, the winter season is also acceptable for those climbers who are experienced and can tolerate cold as well. The rewards of this Island peak if climbed in spring are capturing the clear scenery, justifying views, and comfortable climbs.
Island Peak is not easy to climb, it is difficult climbing the peak, but you can make it easier if you spend more days trekking into and on the mountain. It is necessary to acclimatize to the lower oxygen levels lower down on the trail. Island Peak’s summit statistics indicate that most people who attempt the climb do not reach the summit.
The Nepal Wilderness Trekking agency organizes Island Peak Climbing trips from Chhukung to Chhukung within a two-night, three-day package trip. Meet our staff in Chhukung and he will explain a few things to you regarding the Island Peak climbing trip. The trip is open to anyone who has completed their Gokyo Valley Trek or Everest Base Camp 3 passes trek. Following the summit of the peak, our guide will take you to Chukung, where you can plan your next adventure.
Most of our members join the Chhukung as individuals or group trekkers. Our team is dynamic and well-worked. We can build successful and safe summits on Island Peak.
If you are planning to visit the island peak from September to December and March to June, we offer daily departures. During peak season, our staff and climbing guides will be at the island peak base camp. One of our assistants is always in the Chhukung to gather the group and lead the island peak Base Camp.
The day before you depart from Kathmandu, we give you the permit to climb and the details of Chhukung Lodge, where our staff will wait for you. During this process, we will post your climbing permit number and your name details via WhatsApp,
At Chhukung you can hire almost all climbing gear needed for peak climbing; our staff will help you to retain what you need for peak climbing on the island. We provide you with essential gear: Crampons, Harness, Ice Axe, Screw, Karabiner, snow anchor, main rope, and leading rope.
Day 01: Trek to Chhukung 4750 m. reach After walking a couple of hours via Khong mala pass or from Dingboche as your itinerary (our staff meet you in Chhukung sometime evening at your lodge)
Day 02: hike to Island Peak Base Camp for 3 hours (5,200 m) our climbing guide will teach you 2 hours of courses about how to use the crampons, belay ropes, emergency safety, etc.
Day 03: Base Camp to Summit 6189 m Island peak and back to Chhukung, if bad weather or late to back in the base camp then today will be in the base camp with our staff.
The Island Peak climbing cost is U$D 770 per person for the Autumn season, and U$D 850 is for the spring season. Additionally, climbing permits, base camp accommodations, climbing sherpas, and climbing gear are included. Climbing Island Peak follows the classic base camp route to Dingboche. You will also get to walk through Sherpa villages before and after climbing Island Peak.
(Video of Island Peak Climbing)
By Eden, By Reuben, N My name is Reuben and I work in tourism since 1984.
This is my second time with Himal organizing my journey.
In one word EXCELLENT.
Himal is a great professional. In the climbing of Island Peak, everything was well organized.
So if you are planning a Nepal journey that is the company to do it…More }
By On June 18, 2017
The guys at Nepal Wilderness Trekking were fantastic. Pickup from the airport, accommodation before the trek, flights to Lukla, and then an awesome 21-day trek over three passes, into Everest base camp and then onto summit Island Peak – absolutely recommend these…More»
Note: we also provide you with the Island Peak summit certificates from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) end of your trip.
Island Peak summit certificates
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Island peak climbing 3 days package organized from Chhukung is one of the best options for those trekkers who do EBC, Gokyo, and 3 passes trek in the Everest region. If seeking to join the group for climbing the island peak then we are here to help achieve your goal to summit Island (Imja peak) and stamp your footprint on the top of the 6,173 Meters Peak. Island peak is one of the best adventure climbing peaks and the best journey for every mountaineering lover who doing the Everest base camp trek.
The Island Peak climbing is an excellent opportunity for those aged 18 to 75 to climb a Peak 6,173 Meters High adventure peak. The difficulty section is a mixed rock, and ice wall at a slope of around 45 degrees leading to the narrow ridge after high camp and before crampon wear parts. However, Island Peak is undoubtedly a fitting reward for your efforts. In fact, Island peak climbing is physically not as challenging as Ama Dablam.
The Island peak from Chhukung joined after doing any trek of the Khumbu region. Via Jiri, Phaplu, Lukla, or any corner of the Everest region be acclimatized through the different passes, such as Renjo La pass (5,338m, Chola Pass 5420m, Kala Patthar 5,545 and Kongma La pass 5,535m, Moreover trekking adventure of Island Peak climbing, we also get to observe untouched Sherpa villages and ever-so-serene monasteries with ponderous memories of the trekking earlier done.
It is considered a safe mountain to climb (the Island peak reaches 6,189 m) and mountain climbers can reach its summit with ease. The number of successful summits at the Island peak each year is increasing. Islands Peak holds a very low death rate compared to other climbing peaks, which is seldom noticed by them as they are so careful.
Best time to climb Island peak In general, the Island peak can be climbed throughout the year, except during the monsoon season (June to August). Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons to climb the Island peak. Clear skies and moderate temperatures are the virtues of these months for summiting.
As well as being easy to ascend, the winter season is also acceptable for those climbers who are experienced and can tolerate cold as well. The rewards of this Island peak if climbed in spring are capturing the clear scenery, justifying views, and comfortable climbs.
Island Peak is not easy to climb, it is difficult climbing the peak, but you can make it easier if you spend more days trekking into and on the mountain. It is necessary to acclimatize to the lower oxygen levels lower down on the trail. Island Peak’s summit statistics indicate that most people who attempt the climb do not reach the summit.
The Nepal Wilderness Trekking agency organizes Island Peak Climbing trips from Chhukung to Chhukung within a two-night, three-day package trip. Meet our staff in Chhukung and he will explain a few things to you regarding the Island Peak climbing trip. The trip is open to anyone who has completed their Gokyo Valley Trek or Everest Base Camp 3 passes trek. Following the summit of the peak, our guide will take you to Chukung, where you can plan your next adventure.
Most of our members join the Chhukung as individuals or group trekkers. Our team is dynamic and well-worked. We can build successful and safe summits on Island Peak.
If you are planning to visit the island peak from September to December and March to June, we offer daily departures. During peak season, our staff and climbing guides will be at the island peak base camp. One of our assistants is always in the Chhukung to gather the group and lead the island peak Base Camp.
The day before you depart from Kathmandu, we give you the permit to climb and the details of Chhukung Lodge, where our staff will wait for you. During this process, we will post your climbing permit number and your name details via WhatsApp,
At Chhukung you can hire almost all climbing gear needed for peak climbing; our staff will help you to retain what you need for peak climbing on the island. We provide you with essential gear: Crampons, Harness, Ice Axe, Screw, Karabiner, snow anchor, main rope, and leading rope.
Day 01: Trek to Chhukung 4750 m. reach After walking a couple of hours via Khong mala pass or from Dingboche as your itinerary (our staff meet you in Chhukung sometime evening at your lodge)
Day 02: hike to Island Peak Base Camp for 3 hours (5,200 m) our climbing guide will teach you 2 hours of courses about how to use the crampons, belay ropes, emergency safety, etc.
Day 03: Base Camp to Summit 6189 m Island peak and back to Chhukung, if bad weather or late to back in the base camp then today will be in the base camp with our staff.
The Island Peak climbing cost is U$D 770 per person for the Autumn season, and U$D 850 is for the spring season. Additionally, climbing permits, base camp accommodations, climbing sherpas, and climbing gear are included. Climbing Island Peak follows the classic base camp route to Dingboche. You will also get to walk through Sherpa villages before and after climbing Island Peak.
(Video of Island Peak Climbing)
By Eden, By Reuben, N My name is Reuben and I work in tourism since 1984.
This is my second time with Himal organizing my journey.
In one word EXCELLENT.
Himal is a great professional. In the climbing of Island Peak, everything was well organized.
So if you are planning a Nepal journey that is the company to do it…More }
By On June 18, 2017
The guys at Nepal Wilderness Trekking were fantastic. Pickup from the airport, accommodation before the trek, flights to Lukla, and then an awesome 21-day trek over three passes, into Everest base camp and then onto summit Island Peak – absolutely recommend these…More»
Note: we also provide you with the Island Peak summit certificates from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) end of your trip.
Island Peak summit certificates
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