The Everest Expedition in Nepal presents one of the world's greatest physical and mental challenges. Joining the climbing Mt. Everest expedition conjures a wonderful feeling of pride and the sense of being the most adventurous person on the planet. The South Col route on the Nepal side of Everest mountain is the route taken by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa who was the first to climb Everest successfully on 29 May 1953 thus became the world's famous heroes of adventure climbing. Climbing Mt. Everest expedition has been successfully guided and climbed many times since then, but this should not lull prospective Everest climbers into complacency - climbing Everest mountain is the ultimate challenge.
Join the International Everest Expedition Group 2022
To join our International Everest Expedition team in Nepal, you must have extensive mountaineering experience of climbing expeditions at least 6000 meters as well as experience of scaling difficult alpine mountain peaks, preferably, some climbing experience of the 7000 or 8000 meters peaks in the Himalayas. Although fixed ropes will be used, climbing Everest mountain members must be able to ascend and descend fixed lines independently and be proficient with crampons on very steep ice and snow slopes. Mountain Monarch's main objective in organizing the International Everest Expedition 2021 from South Col Nepal side is to make your dream come true to be able to summit Everest safely but also to have the greatest sense of exhilarating personal achievement and fun at a very affordable cost.
Our earlier expedition has achieved 100% success rate with 6 climbers reaching the summit of the mt Everest
Our Climbing Sherpa team is one of the best teams - their experience of providing the very best high altitude climbing support is second to none - proven by the record of multiple successful summits on Everest Expeditions in Nepal. We establish our Base Camp at 5300m at the foot of the notorious Khumbu Icefall before making our way to Camp I at 6200m. We climb to Camp II at 6600m in the middle of the Western Cwm, then climb up the Lhotse face to Camp III at 7200m. Finally, we head up from the South Col to Camp IV at 8000m before making our summit push.
Expedition Base camp
We set up a permanent Expedition base camp for as long as the climbing the Everest continues. Each of the members has a personal tent with an Exped down-filled mattress for comport. We provide a spacious dining hall with chairs and tables - carpeted, heated, and lit by solar electricity make your stay at base camp as luxurious as possible with internet facilities at hand. We have a shower tent and toilet tent, all kept in hygienic order. All members of the climbing staff have their own tent along with kitchen and store tents. We have an excellent expedition cook at base camp to cater to the great meals and an expedition team manager to deal with all the required logistics necessary for a successful expedition.
Training and Climbing Strategy
We spend several nights at base camp for proper acclimatization before we head to the higher camps. Upon arrival at base camp, we organize refreshment climbing training covering climbing techniques, glacier travel, rope fixing, ascending, descending, safety techniques, abseiling, belaying, use of oxygen, mask, and regulator. We will also organize a practical climb of a 6000-meter peak to test your climbing skills before we head out on our attempt to climb Everest.
We climb the Khumbu Icefall several times on our acclimatization hike to Camp 2 and Camp 3. Climbing Sherpas complete their duty of preparation by ensuring that all the high camps are well stocked with tents, food, and oxygen for the summit push. We return to base camp for rest and recuperation before we make the summit attempt. After getting confirmation of a favorable weather forecast, we head up with our summit plan to ABC and then CAMP 1, CAMP 2, CAMP 3, Camp 4, and then the SUMMIT. We provide expedition tents on all the higher camps. There will be a 1:1 one Climber and one climbing Sherpa ratio to ensure that every climber has complete support to enable them to scale the summit and return to base camp safely.
Climbing Gears, Expedition Food and Load Ferry
Mountain Monarch provides all the expedition group climbing gear including all high altitude tents, solar lights, dining tent with chairs and tables, oxygen, regulators, masks, climbing ropes, etc in a bid to Everest expedition in Nepal. We provide sufficient, plentiful, and tasty hygienically prepared food at both base and advanced base camps during your Everest expedition. Ample high-altitude foods are provided at higher camps. All the expedition load ferries from base camp to all the higher camps are included in the cost which most of the other expedition operators charge as extras.
Expedition Safety, Communication, and Weather
All our mount Everest mountain climbing Sherpa has extensive knowledge of wilderness medical training and they are competent to deal with normal medical issues. We have Oxygen and comprehensive medical kits along with a Gamow bag available as a safety backup.
We also motivate all the climbers to carry personal micro medical kits with them. We use the most recent, tested TOP OUT mask and oxygen regulator, and 4-liter Poisk oxygen bottles. Satellite phones and two-way radios will always be there for communication. Good weather is essential on all Everest expeditions and to ensure the safety of all our climbers and supporting crew. We use a professional and reliable weather forecast service for the whole expedition period with regular info and updates until the ultimate summit push and safe return to base camp.
Booking is now OPEN for 2022
After the 100 % successful summit rate on our earlier climbing Mt. Everest, we are now open with an exclusive cost for the booking for climbing the Everest mountain from South Col Nepal side 2022. We accept a maximum of 8 climbers in a group so hurry and be prepared to make your dream come true to stand on the top of the world to be a hero of the adventure world.
