Lobuche Peak Climbing is a classical expedition above the valley of Lobuche in the Khumbu Region. Located only few kilometers away from the world’s highest mountain, Mt. Everest, the peak comprises of two different summits; Lobuche East Peak (6119m) and Lobuche West Peak (6145m), both similar in geography forming three ridged pyramid.
The trek to Lobuche Peak Climbing starts from the renowned valley of Lukla, after 35 min of thrilling and scenic flight from Kathmandu. Following the colorful village of Khumbu Region and to Namche Bazaar and to Tengboche with rich in significant Buddhist monasteries and Pangboche being the highest Sherpa village and then through Dingboche, the gateway to the Island Peak. Walking past to Gorak Shep (5215m) and Kalapathar (5540m) will add you more acclimatization with the breathtaking views of the Everest Himalayas. The further walk to Lobuche village and then to Lobuche East Base Camp (5200m) from where we follow the south ridge to the summit (6119m) accompanied by 360 view of Himalayan Peaks of Khumbu Region motivating you and adding energy to your climb.
The adventure is a lower elevation climb but the moments to capture are more than you could have imagined for. The glory of reaching the peak and the majestic Himalayas looking at you and praising your victory is simply priceless.
