Nirekha Peak Climbing

USD 3,555
  • Activities
    Nirekha Peak Climbing
  • Max Elevation
    Nirekha Peak (6,159m), Cho La Pass (5,368m), Gokyo Ri (5,357m) and Kalapatthar (5,545m).
  • Trip Duration
    20 Days
  • Trip Grade
    Technical
  • Lodging
    Eco Lodges
  • Meals
    Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
  • Transportation
    Private Vehicle + Flight
  • Communication
    Yes
  • Group Size
    Minimum 2
  • Best Season
    Spring + Autumn
  • Per Day Walk
    Approx 6 - 7 Hours

Highlights of Nirekha Peak Climbing

  • One of the newly established and exciting peaks in the eastern Himalayas
  • A challenging expedition for climbers who are looking for a bit of thrill
  • Traversing across the most popular base camp route in the world and reaching the base of the tallest alpine mountain peak on earth, Everest Base Camp
  • Abundant diversity and natural beauty of Sagarmatha National Park
  • The trail that passes through both mainstream settlements and the traditional settlements in the remote valleys
  • Khumbu Glacier (180 sq. km.), the largest glacier in the Nepali Himalayas, and Ngozumpa Glacier (36 km), the longest
  • Exciting high Himalayan pass, Cho La Pass (5,420 meters)
  • Opportunity to explore the highest lake system on the planet, Gokyo Lakes (4,700 meters to 5,000 meters)
  • Panoramic views of the incredible Himalayan mountains like Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Thamserku, Ama Dablam, Tawache, Pumori, Ama Dablam, Changri, Cholastse and other surrounding peaks

Nirekha Peak is an incredible peak located in the heart of the Khumbu region and is situated at an altitude of 6,159 meters (20,206 feet). This peak is in the same chain as the Lobuche Peak and is just to the east of Cho La Col. Nirekha Peak climbing, which is a newly introduced trekking peak in the eastern Himalayan region is a promising journey to widen the prospects of the Mahalangur range. As this fascinating Himalayan peak is surrounded by the popular highlights of the most popular trekking destination in the world, its expedition is one of the most rewarding journeys in the Himalayas.

The Nirekha Peak expedition which starts from the gateway to Everest, Lukla, takes you across the mainstream route all the way to Everest Base Camp. Then, diverting toward the remote part of the Himalayas over Cho La Pass, you will also get the opportunity to embrace the tranquility of the Gokyo Lakes after completing your climb. Overall, the Nirekha Peak climbing is a thrilling and fulfilling journey in the Nepali Himalayas, where your every step will lead to a major highlight in the region.

Nepal Guide Treks promises a thrilling and memorable journey in this newly introduced climbing route. Our itinerary plans, designed with the help of veteran climbers, guides, and travel experts, ensure a safe and enjoyable experience that you will treasure for a lifetime.

  • Day 01: Kathmandu arrival and welcome dinner

    Kathmandu Altitude: 1,400 meters/ 4,593 feet

    You will make your touchdown at the heart of this Himalayan country’s capital on this day. At the airport terminal, you will be greeted by our staff and they will assist you with your luggage before swift transfer to your designated hotel. After checking in at the hotel, take your time to get some rest, and you can visit our office later.

    Do some sightseeing around the bustling capital, and in the evening, Nepal Guide Trek will organize a welcome dinner. At the dinner, you will have the chance to meet other members of the trekking team, including your trek and climbing guide, who will provide you with details about the overall expedition.

  • Day 02: Sightseeing day in Kathmandu and trip preparation

    Kathmandu Altitude: 1,400 meters/ 4,593 feet

    Before taking the journey to the mountain, on this day, we will make all the necessary arrangements. Meanwhile, you can do sightseeing around the popular sites around the valley. Kathmandu is home to a total of 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites; although you can’t explore all of them in a single day, you can visit the few you prefer.

    This is also the day to complete your shopping list; you may not find the products and gear you are looking at on the mountain.

  • Day 03: Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding: 35 minutes flight and 3 to 4 hours trek

    Lukla Altitude: 2,800 meters/ 9,186 feet

    Phakding Altitude: 2,652 meters/ 8,700 feet

    Altitude Gain: 1,400 meters/ 4,593 feet

    It’s finally time to commence your incredible Himalayan expedition. The starting of this Himalayan journey is also quite spectacular as you fly over the lush valleys to the rugged mountain region, enjoying the scenic natural beauty. After making the touchdown at Lukla, you will have enough time to do some strolling and take a short break before starting the trekking part.

    You will walk on the easy trails through the Chaurikharka Village that drops to the bank of the Dudh Koshi River. Along the trail, you will also pass beautiful settlements like Kyangma Village and Cheplung Village. After crossing the suspension bridge over the river, you will reach Dudh Koshi Ghat, and the path across mani walls, chorten, and praying wheels will lead you to Pkhading.

  • Day 04: Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar: 5 to 6 hours

    Namche Bazaar Altitude: 3,440 meters/ 11,286 feet

    Altitude Gain: 788 meters/ 2,585 feet

    This trekking part is one of the most exciting segments of this Himalayan expedition. After enjoying a warm breakfast at Phakding, you will continue trekking at the bank of Dudh Koshi River and cross several suspension bridges. You will then trek through the pine forest to reach Monjo Village, which is the entrance point of the Sagarmatha National Park.

    After getting your permits checked here, you will then descend to the bank of the river and head toward Jorsale Village, a typical lunch destination. Then, for the final part of this day’s trek, you will walk on the steep section of Namche Ukalo to reach the vibrant Sherpa town.

  • Day 05: Acclimatization at Namche

    Namche Bazaar Altitude: 3,440 meters/ 11,286 feet

    Today, you will let your body rest and acclimatize before moving to higher elevation points. Namche Bazaar is the most popular acclimatization destination in the Everest region, with major highlights like Everest View Hotel, Sherpa Cultural Museum, traditional Khunde and Khumjung Villages, Hillary School, Syangboche Airport, etc. From the top of these popular hike destinations, you will able to capture the clear views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Thamserku, Ama Dablam and other surrounding peaks.

    In the morning, you can do an acclimatization hike to any of these destinations and spend the rest of the day strolling around the popular Sherpa town, checking out their Himalayan culture and lifestyle.

  • Day 06: Trekking from Namche to Tengboche: 5 to 6 hours

    Tengboche Altitude: 3,870 meters/ 12,696 feet

    Altitude Gain: 430 meters/ 1,410 feet

    After resting at Namche, it’s time to head toward the alpine zones of the Himalayas. Enjoying the majestic views of the Himalayan peaks you will follow the banks of the Dudh Koshi River heading toward the Phunki Thenga Village. You will then follow the gradual winding trail at a slow pace, enjoying the majestic views of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam, and walk across the Imja Khola to reach the spiritual core of Khumbu Valley.

    Tengboche Monastery here is the largest monastery in the entire Everest region and is a significant religious landmark. This monastery was built by the Buddhist guru Lama Gulu and visitors are allowed to witness the Puja ceremony that takes place in this monastery during the morning and evening.

  • Day 07: Trek from Tengboche to Dingboche: 5 to 6 hours

    Dingboche Altitude: 4,360 meters/ 14,304 feet

    Altitude Gain: 490 meters/ 1,607 feet

    During the first part of this day’s trek, the trail passes through lush birch, confer and rhododendron forest that has majestic mountain views at the backdrop. Then, you will continue trekking toward Deboche Village and cross Imja Khola to reach Pangboche Village. You will then proceed further on the winding trail of Imja Valley and Lobuche River to reach Dingboche.

    This is a picturesque high-altitude village, which is also known as the ‘summer valley’ due to the vast farmlands that are protected with stone fences. The view of Ama Dablam from this high-altitude settlement is quite spectacular, and you will rest here tonight enjoying the majestic Himalayan ambiance.

  • Day 08: Dingboche to Lobuche: 5 to 6 hours

    Lobuche Altitude: 4,940 meters/ 16,207 feet

    Altitude Gain: 580 meters/ 1,902 feet

    In your thrilling Nirekha Peak Climbing, it is time to head toward the trans-Himalayan zone. After a hearty breakfast at Lobuche, you will follow the short uphill route to the ridge above the village. You will continue to follow the trail between the wide valleys to reach Dughla Village. The views of Mt. Pumori are captivating from here, and after visiting the Memorial Shrine, you will head toward the Chukpi Lhara.

    Then, following the downhill trail from the ridge, you will trek beside the moraines of Khumbu Glacier to keep following it till your reach Lobuche. As you close in with the Himalayas, the views of Khumbutse, Pumori, Lingretn, Nuptse, and Mahalangur are even more picturesque.

  • Day 09: Trekking to Gorakshep and to Everest Base Camp: 6 to 7 hours

    Gorakshep Altitude: 5,170 meters/ 16,961 feet

    Everest Base Camp Altitude: 5,364 meters/ 17,598 feet

    Altitude Gain: 194 meters/ 636 feet

    Its time to explore one of the major highlights of this exciting expedition in the Everest region, Everest Base Camp. Leaving Lobuche behind, you will make your ascend and descend on the glacier path to reach Gorakshep, and you will continue toward the majestic foothills of the tallest mountain in the world.

    After spending some time at the base camp enjoying the spectacular close-up views of Nuprse, Lingretn, Pumori, Khumbuste, and Changtse, you will return back to Gorakshep for an overnight stay.

  • Day 10: Hike to Kala Patthar and trek to Dzongla: 6 to 7 hours

    Kala Patthar Altitude: 5,644 meters/ 18,517 feet

    Dzongla Altitude: 4,858 meters/ 15,938 feet

    Altitude Gain: 786 meters/ 2,578 feet

    As from the Everest Base Camp, the views of the surrounding peaks aren’t clear; you will do an early morning hike to Kalapatthar to check out the surreal mountain views. From the top of this vantage point, the 360° panoramic views of Everest, Changtse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam and other adjacent peaks.

    After the hike, you will return to Gorakshep for breakfast and continue your trek toward Dzongla. You will trek past the tombstones and stupa, and the views of Chola Tsho Lake are stunning from this trail. During the final part, you will cross a bridge over Chola Khola to reach Dzongla Village.

  • Day 11: Trekking from Dzongla to Nirekha Base Camp across Cho La Pass: 6 to 7 hours

    Nirekha Base Camp Altitude: 4,950 meters/ 16,240 feet

    Cho La Pass Altitude: 5,420 meters/ 17,782 feet

    Altitude Gain: 562 meters/ 1,843 feet

    This is one of the challenging parts of this mountain expedition, as you will take on one of the highest passes in the Himalayas. The steep boulder-strewn path is not easy, but the majestic views from the top of the pass will make the effort feel worth it. After enjoying the views, you will then descend to the Gokyo Valley below, following the zigzag trail toward the right to reach Nirekha Base Camp. From the base camp, you will get a chance to admire the beauty of the pristine peaks all around.

  • Day 12: Acclimatization day Nirekha Peak Base Camp and practice climbing sessions

    Nirekha Base Camp Altitude: 4,950 meters/ 16,240 feet

    After reaching the main highlight of this Himalayan expedition, you will take your time to rest and acclimatize before scaling the alpine peak. You will inspect all your gear required for tomorrow’s scaling and also participate in the practice climb sessions to boost your confidence level. Your experienced mountain climbing guide will teach you all about using gear and climbing techniques for tomorrow’s climb.

  • Day 13: Summit of Nirekha Peak and climb down to base camp: 13 to 14 hours

    Nirekha Peak Altitude: 6,159 meters/ 20,206 feet

    Altitude Gain: 1,209 meters/ 3,966 feet

    On this day, you start your climb before dawn as it is windy at the summit during the afternoon. Following the steps and guidelines of your climbing guide, in the first part, you will move along the flat snow surface, and near the High Camp, the trails start to get steep. Nirekha Peak is one of the technically demanding peaks, and by continuing your scaling on the 20°, you will move past the narrow ride using a fixed rope.

    You will have to cross a few crevasses sections during the final part before heading toward the summit of Nirekha Peak. From the top of this incredible Himalayan peak, you will catch the most spectacular views of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Tawache, Pumori, Ama Dablam, Changri, Cholatse, and other surrounding peaks. After enjoying the breathtaking views from the top of Nirekha Peak and celebrating successful scaling, you will then descend down to base camp for an overnight stay.

  • Day 14: Reserve day

    As the climate in the Himalayan region is not always predictable, this will be a reserve day in case you have to postpone the summit push due to bad weather. If the weather is suitable, you will then continue with the scaling, and you can use this day later for rest and recreation activities.

  • Day 15: Trek from Nirekha Base Camp to Gokyo Lakes: 4 to 5 hours

    Gokyo Lakes Altitude: 4,800 meters/ 15,748 feet

    Altitude Loss: 150 meters/ 492 feet

    Even if you have completed the main objective of this Himalayan journey, after getting so close to the sacred glacial lakes, not visiting them would be a missed opportunity. Descending from the Nirekha Base Camp, you will then head toward the Gokyo Village. Enjoying the views of epic surrounding peaks, you will first head toward the Thangak Village on a relatively easy path.

    You will then switch to the moraines at the edge of Ngozumpa Glacier, the longest glacier in this Himalayan county, and walk past the second lake to reach the third main lake, Gokyo Lake (Dudh Pokhari), which as a village on the bank.

  • Day 16: Goky Lake to Machhermo trekking: 6 to 7 hours

    Machhermo Altitude: 4,470 meters/ 14,665 feet

    Altitude Loss: 30 meters/ 98 feet

    After the opportunity to embrace the spiritual ambiance of these holy lakes, you will prepare for your return journey. If you want, you can also hike to Gokyo Ri for the spectacular views of the Himalayan peaks and valleys. From Gokyo Village, you will descend along the moraines of the Ngozumpa Glacier, heading toward the Phanga Village. After walking for about an hour from here, you will then reach Machhermo Village, your overnight destination.

  • Day 17: Machhermo to Namche Bazaar: 4 to 5 hours

    Namche Bazaar Altitude: 3,440 meters/ 11,286 feet

    Altitude Loss: 1,030 meters/ 3,379 feet

    On today’s trek, you will rejoin the mainstream Everest Base Camp Trek route, leaving behind the wilderness of the Gokyo Valley. Enjoying the stunning views of Kantega, Thamserku, Cho Oyu, and other surrounding peaks, you will head toward Lapharma Village. Then, trekking across the shrines and praying flags at the trailside, you will cross the Dole Village.

    You will then join the lush trails on the bankside of the Dudh Koshi River and trek past Sansa Village and Kyanjuma Village. The final part of this day’s trail will take you across the thick rhododendron forests as you make your return to the Sherpa capital, Namche.

  • Day 18: Trekking to Lukla from Namche: 6 to 7 hours

    Lukla Altitude: 2,800 meters/ 9,186 feet

    Altitude Loss: 640 meters/ 2,099 feet

    In this day’s descending journey, you will make your way down the Namche Uklao and follow the thrilling routes of the Dudh Koshi River. Retracing your steps across the Jorsale Village, Monjo Village, Cheplung Village, and Kyangma Village, you will reach Lukla. This is the last night of this expedition on the mountain, and you will spend your night surrounded by stunning peaks.

  • Day 19: Lukla to Kathmandu flight: 35 minutes flight

    Kathmandu Altitude: 1,400 meters/ 4,593 feet

    Altitude Loss: 1,400 meters/ 4,593 feet

    From Lukla, you will take a flight back to the capital valley; flying over the lush greenery and enjoying the aerial mountain views, you will land at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA). After we drop you back at your respective hotel, you can get some rest and stroll around the beautiful city to shop for souvenirs.

  • Day 20: International departure day

    Kathmandu Altitude: 1,400 meters/ 4,593 feet

    It’s finally time to bid farewell to this Himalayan country; today, we will drop you at the airport as per your flight schedules. Our staff will come to pick you up at the airport and will take care of the check-out procedure before transferring you to the airport. Have a safe journey!

What's included?
  • Airport Arrival and Departure Transfer by Private Vehicle
  • 4 nights stay in Kathmandu with BB Plan
  • A day sightseeing in Kathmandu with an experienced city guide, all entrance fees and private vehicle
  • Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu flight
  • All essential ground transportation by private vehicle
  • Climbing permit for Nirekha Peak
  • All required trekking permits and national park fees
  • Tea House + Camping combined accommodation during the trek – as per itinerary
  • All meals during trekking & climbing– Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • Experience Climbing & Trekking Sherpa Guide
  • Required number of porters
  • All necessary climbing gears
  • Kitchen equipment and camping equipment during the climbing period
  • General first aid kits
  • Insurance, clothing and salary for staffs
  • Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu
  • All government taxes and necessary paperwork
What's not included?
  • Personal climbing gears
  • Your Personal Insurance
  • Alcoholic Beverages
  • Cost of personal nature expenses
  • Tips Bonus for staffs

The given rates are per person with guaranteed departure schedules. If the given dates are not appropriate for you, please feel free to contact us for requesting a new dates, we will gladly personalize the itinerary and schedule of the trip that fits for you.

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Who Can Do Nirekha Peak Climbing?

Nirekha Peak Climbing is labeled as a ‘trekking peak’ in Nepal. Although it is considered one of the technically demanding mountains, the climb itself is relatively straightforward for the most part. Depending on the expertise level, climbing this peak can be moderately difficult to challenging. The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) has labeled this peak as a ‘Grade A’ expedition, which means climbers need to navigate across some technical segments on the mountain.

As this peak is more technical than other regular trekking peaks (the general trekking peaks are mostly straightforward climbs), climbers will need to have more extensive knowledge about mountaineering equipment and skills. However, the climbing guide will teach you the necessary skills required for the expedition during the pre-climbing practice sessions. So, if you are not serious about building a mountaineering career and are doing this just for fun, your understanding of skills, tools, and the practice session will be enough for the climb.

Thus, anyone who is reasonably fit and has a good grasp of mountaineering skills and equipment knowledge can easily complete Nirekha Peak climbing. The trekking peaks in Nepal are considered the practice grounds for beginners.

What Makes This Climb Special?

Nirekha Peak Climbing is an exceptional climbing prospect in the eastern part of the Himalayas. Although it is considered a ‘trekking peak,’ the slopes of this Himalayan peak are not plain and boring like other peaks. You will have the opportunity to enjoy the real thrills of mountaineering on its sem-technical slopes, and the best part is that you will surrounded by the most epic and popular peaks in the Nepali Himalayas.

Eastern Himalayan region, including Everest and Lhotse, houses several iconic peaks in the Himalayas. This expedition will reward you with the most stunning and immersive views of these peaks from the trekking trail as well as the summit. On top of exploring one of the renowned trekking peaks in the country, this expedition also provides you the opportunity to relish two of the major trekking destinations in the country: Gokyo Lakes and Everest Base Camp.

However, that is not all; besides the major highlights and captivating landscapes, the cultural experience on this route is also an extraordinary experience. During the Nirekha Peak expedition, you will have the opportunity to explore the major settlements on the mainstream route as well as the remote and ancient settlements that have embraced the Himalayan wilderness.

Why Climb With Nepal Guide Treks?

Nepal Guide Treks has been offering the most exciting and rewarding trek and mountain expedition in the Himalayas for over two decades. With a collaborative skillset and experience of exceptional personnel in the field, we also aspire to evolve ourselves to enhance the comfort and experience of our beloved guests. We guarantee that your Nirekha Peak Climbing with Nepal Guide Trek will be a remarkable and memorable expedition.

We will take care of everything for your thrilling Himalayan peak climbing, from transport, meals, accommodation, permits, climbing guide, trekking guide, and porter to camping and monitoring your health. So, you can enjoy your adventure feeling assured and just focus on maximizing the experience. The success rate of Nirekha Peak Climbing with Nepal Guide Trek is above 95%, and all the legends working with us are exceptional in their respective field and do their part remarkably well.

Best Time

The best periods for mountaineering and trekking in Nepal are considered to be the spring and autumn seasons. Both of these seasons, autumn (Septemeber to November) and spring (March to May), are considered the appropriate time for high-altitude adventures in Nepal. Spring and autumn have stable climatic conditions that other seasons throughout the year and welcome adventures with pleasant settings, which makes the adventures more exciting. Spring is known as the high point of nature; you will see abundant natural beauty everywhere, and stunning visuals along the trail make the journey magical.

As for the autumn, it is more of a complete adventure. This season has the most stable climate, dry trekking trails, moderate temperatures, and offers the most stunning wide Himalayan views. The landscape of the fall season also has a unique charm about it, and the cultural experience during this season is quite grand. So, if you are considering Nirekha Peak Climbing, you should definitely go for one of these seasons.

Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is one of the most important requirements before taking any kind of trip. Not only does it offer financial protection, but it also takes care of medical needs and rescue operations, and it also provides peace of mind so you can truly enjoy your journey without worrying about anything. Similarly, getting travel insurance will help you explore with ease for your Nirekha Peak Climbing. There are different options for the insurance plans that you can choose from, which have different types of coverage.

For the standard package that has coverage up to just 3,000 meters, the cost starts at US$ 30. As for the recommended travel insurance package with coverage plan upto 6,000 meters, the cost is usually above US$ 100. If you are planning on buying insurance plans with helicopter rescue, the cost of such an insurance plan is above US$ 3,000.

Altitude Sickness

Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a looming risk in any kind of high-altitude trekking adventure. The Nirekha Peak Climbing takes you across a trekking region with significant altitude, all the way to the top of an alpine peak, Nirekha Peak, which rises at an altitude of 6,159 meters ( 20,206 feet). So, without proper acclimatization procedure, the risk of altitude sickness is as the total altitude gain enroute from Lukla (2,800 meters) all the way to the summit is approximately 3,359 meters (11,020 feet).

However, while doing the Nirekha Peak Climbing with Nepal Guide Treks, you don’t have to worry about altitude sickness. In this expedition, we have included enough rest days at the most effective acclimatization destinations so you can properly adapt to new altitudes before climbing higher. You will also enjoy an acclimatization day at the Nirekha Base Camp (4,950 meters) before scaling the mountain in order to get used to the trans-Himalayan altitude.

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Meet with Prakash Chandra Devkota, Managing Director and Team Leader

Mr. Devkota hails from the beautiful hilly region of Gorkha District. He started his career as a guide in 1997 and quickly became a reputed figure in the Tourism Industry because of his extensive experience. He has gathered impressive experience in all Trekking and Climbing Routes, such as Mera, Island, Lobuche, Ama Dablam etc.

His success also lies in his brilliant mind and hospitable nature. He is fully dedicated to providing excellent services and introducing innovative concepts. With more than 15 years of experience in trekking and expedition operations in Nepal, Tibet, India, and Bhutan, he has earned a reputation as a renowned leader in the field. He understands the importance of personalized service for creating memorable experiences for his clients and constantly seeks innovative company operation methods.

Mr. Devkota has always been an avid practitioner of eco-friendly tourism and has always promoted environmental conservation throughout his career. He motivates his staff to embrace eco-friendly tourism through responsible tourism practices.

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