OveraMount Everest Expedition from Tibet is the expedition package in which the highest peak of the world (8848 m) is the dream of every climber. We help make this dream a reality. Our Mount Everest Expedition from Tibet begins in Kathmandu: we meet at the hotel “Yak & Yeti”. Since it is possible to arrive on different flights, transfers from the airport to the hotel can be arranged.
On the first day, we deal with obtaining a Tibetan visa. After preparing for departure and visiting interesting places in the capital of Nepal.
Two days later we begin our journey to Tibet: we fly from Kathmandu to Lhasa, the ancient capital of Tibet. We examine the city and after 2 days we move to Shigatse (3900m). Next day we are in the city of Shegar (Xegar, 4200m). We arrange a day of rest in Shegara to acclimatize, and the next day we move to Everest Base Camp (BC, 5200m).
Climbers conquer Everest via Tibet, reaching the world’s highest summit. So, Sherpas guide adventurers on the challenging Everest expedition through Tibet.
The Tibetan route attracts climbers seeking a unique mountaineering experience. That’s why, Mountaineers ascend Everest from Tibet, facing extreme altitudes and treacherous terrain.
Tibet serves as a gateway for climbers pursuing the ultimate Everest expedition. Climbers overcome obstacles on the Tibet route to reach Everest’s majestic peak. The Tibetan trail offers breathtaking views during the mission. Climbers prepare for the demanding trip through Tibet’s base camps.
Tibet’s rugged landscape adds an extra element of challenge to the Everest expedition. Expeditions via Tibet provide climbers with an unparalleled Everest summit experience. Climbers brave frigid temperatures on the Tibet route to conquer Mount Everest.
The Tibetan approach to Everest demands careful acclimatization and strategic planning. Adventurers face unpredictable weather conditions during the Everest expedition via Tibet. Climbers endure physically and mentally demanding conditions on the Tibet-Everest journey.

Phase 1: Arrival and Travel
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400m).
Day 2: Gear check and permit preparation.
Day 3: Free day in Kathmandu.
Day 4: Fly to Lhasa (3,650m).
Day 5: Acclimatization and sightseeing in Lhasa.
Day 6: Drive to Shigatse (3,800m).
Day 7: Drive to Shegar (4,350m).
Day 8: Drive to Everest Base Camp (5,150m).
Day 9: Rest and acclimatization at Base Camp.

Phase 2: Acclimatization and Rotation
Day 10–13: Trek to Advanced Base Camp (6,400m).
Day 14–16: Acclimatization at Advanced Base Camp.
Day 17–19: Climb to North Col (7,000m) and return to Advanced Base Camp.
Day 20–22: Rest at Base Camp.

Phase 3: Final Preparations and Summit Push
Day 23–24: Move to Camp 1 (7,000m).
Day 25–26: Move to Camp 2 (7,700m).
Day 27: Move to Camp 3 (8,300m).
Day 28: Summit Day (8,848m) and return to Camp 3.
Day 29–30: Descend to Base Camp.
Phase 4: Return and Departure
Day 31: Drive to Shigatse.
Day 32: Drive to Lhasa.
Day 33: Fly to Kathmandu.
Day 34: Departure.