Nepal · PEAK CLIMBING
Island Peak at 6,189 m and Mera Peak at 6,476 m are the two trekking peaks most people attempt, and both need sixteen days or more because of the altitude rather than the technical ground. These 5 differ on acclimatisation schedule, guide ratio and what equipment the price covers. Read the itinerary day by day before you read the price.
Climb Nepal’s Mera Peak from Kathmandu with Sherpa-led support, permits, and Everest-region views. Practical safety tips and value.
“Fantastic, sorted trips out before and after My climb up mera peak. Nothing is to much trouble, can contact them anytime about your plans. Would just like to thank them”
17-day Island Peak climb to 6,187 m with Lukla flights, acclimatization hikes, tented camps, and Kathmandu cultural sightseeing.
“This was my second time working with Ace...my first time was in 2022 for the EBC Trek. In my review then I showered praise on the company, and I'm glad to see that in the preceding years they've maintained that level of excellence.”
Everest Base Camp trek plus Island Peak climb with acclimatization, small group support, Kathmandu sightseeing, and key logistics included from $3,300.
“I had an excellent experience on this trek! My guide Sandip was amazing. He always made sure I was feeling ok and even lectured me about mountains, culture, and other things along the trip.”
14-day Island Peak climb in Nepal with expert guides, glacier training, Sherpa culture, and a 6,189m summit plus Everest views.
“Company was fantastic and everything was organised well for us.”
Private 16-day Island Peak climb from Lukla, with Everest Base Camp trek, Sherpa culture, acclimatization, and included permits and gear.
“I have been using and loving Outdoor Himalayan's agency services since 2011 now - and had nothing but good experiences with Ram and his team on each of my treks and expeditions that they have provided logistics support for.”
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