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Lobuche Peak Climbing in 2025 and 2026

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1 Pax. US$ 2600 P/P
2-4 Pax. US$ 2540 P/P
5-7 Pax. US$ 2500 P/P
8-10 Pax. US$ 2450 P/P
11-14 Pax. US$ 2400 P/P
Over 15 Pax. US$ 2200 P/P
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Trip Duration

17 Days

Nature of Trip

Climbing

Maximum Altitude

6119m

Difficulty Grade

Challenging

Start & End Point

Kathmandu/Kathmandu

Best Seasons

Sep- Nov & March- May

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Transportation

Flight

Accommodation

Guest house / Tents

Lobuche Peak Climbing Highlights

  • Spectacular views of the Everest Himalayan range, including Mount Everest, Mt.Nuptse, Mt.Ama Dablam, Mount Lhotse, Mt.Lhotse Shar, Mt.Kusum Kanguru, Gokyo range, Island Peak, and Mount Cho Oyu. 
  • Passing through picturesque Sherpa Settlements and encountering their local way of living
  • Passing through Sagarmatha National Park, encountering diverse flora and fauna
  • Climbing through adventurous trails that include a technical climbing section
  • Immersion with local Sherpa Culture, experiencing their hospitality, and vising ancient monasteries along the way
  • Getting to one of the iconic landmarks, Everest Base Camp (5364m), and a spectacular viewpoint, Kalapathar (5555m).
  • Remarkable memories on the tent 

Overview of Lobuche Peak Climbing in 2025 and 2026

Lobuche Peak Climbing (6119m) is a technical Climbing peak in the Sagarmatha National Park of Nepal. It lies between Everest Base Camp and the Cho-La Pass trekking trails. It offers fabulous views of Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Makalu, Pumori, and Nuptse.

The Lobuche peak climbing trip is famous for its extreme adventure and the beautiful scenery of the Everest Himalayan range and Khumbu glacier. Boundless Adventure offers Lobuche peak climbing every season, from March to April, May to June, July to September, October, and November of 2025 and 2026

We have experience as climbing guides in Kathmandu and Lukla and arranging permits for every Lobuche peak climbing member. We will arrange the trip according to your Lobuche peak climbing itinerary requirements, including cost/price. Contact us for climbing information by email or WhatsApp at +977-9851033819 now.

It consists of climbing Lobuche Peak,  two different Lobuche Peaks. They are Lobuche East (6119m) and Lobuche West (6145m). Lobuche East is more challenging than Lobuche West’s peak. The high camp is at 5551m (18212 ft) on a rocky landscape near a hidden glacial Lake. A Separate Lobuche peak climbing permit is needed to climb each peak of Lobuche. Lobuche Base Camp is separated from each other.

Climbing in Lobuche has warmed the climbers and acclimatized them to high altitudes. The Lobuche climbing trail goes through the scenic range of Sagarmatha National Park, full of flora and fauna, landscapes, ethnic settlements, customs, culture, and heritage.

Walking on the lap of the world’s high mountains is incredible. The innocent smiles of ethnic people energize you to make a good memory in this quiet and unpolluted region.

The climbing peak trip begins from Lukla, a doorway to trekking and expeditions in the Everest region. Previous knowledge of Climbing, peak climbing gear, and technical skills is necessary for a successful summit. Boundless Adventure offers experienced and professional peak climbing guides, permits, equipment, and pleasant staff.

During the Lobuche peak climbing trip, we are conscious of the client’s safety, security, accommodation, and hygienic meals. Don’t hesitate to contact us for more detailed information about the Peak climbing trips in Nepal.

Cost of Lobuche Peak Climbing

The cost of Lobuche Peak Climbing varies depending on various factors. Usually, the price starts from US$ 2200 to 2600 per person. It is subjective and greatly depends on the climber, preference, and budget level. However, the duration of the trip, customization of the itinerary, and size of the group significantly affect and change the cost of Lobuche Peak Climbing. 

Generally, the Lobuche peak climbing will be completed within 15-17 days; however, if climbers want to extend and shorten their itinerary as per their time limit and preference, the cost for the expedition differs. Also, the price varies if climbers desire additional services the package doesn’t cover. Likewise, the group size dramatically impacts the cost of Lobuche Peak climbing. As more climbers will be in a group, they can expect to get more discount. 

Contact us through WhatsApp at +977 9851033819 or email us for an exclusive group discount and information even though you are solo for 2025 or booking for 2026.

Lobuche Peak Climbing equipment

We have Lobuche Peak Climbing equipment at (Dingboche) on the way to the Trekking trail. You can get a guide and all the necessary gear at the Dingboche, including a climbing guide. However, Lobuche Peak climbing permits are required to get to Kathmandu.

Itinerary of Lobuche Peak Climbing in 2025 and 2026

Boundless Adventure presents a 16-day itinerary for the Lobuche Peak Climbing in the Everest region. A journey to Lobuche Peak promises to be as awe-inspiring and adventurous. The Adventure to Lobuche commences with a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, a scenic route that sets the tone for the breathtaking landscapes that await you. The climb occurs within the Sagaramatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its unique biodiversity. The Trek to Lobuche Peak also covers the Trek to the world-renowned trekking destination, Everest Base Camp, a place of immense significance for mountaineers and adventurers.

Our carefully planned itinerary for Lobuche Peak climbing includes a day for arrival and departure, ensuring a smooth transition. The remaining days are for hiking and climbing in the Khumbu region under the expert guidance of our skilled mountaineers. Acclimatization is a crucial aspect of any expedition, so we have included two days for rest and acclimatization, prioritizing your safety and well-being.

Furthermore, We can manage the itinerary with your advice. Your suggestion will be excellent advice for arranging your climbing in 2025 and 2026.

Day
01

Day: 01 Pick up at Kathmandu airport (1345meters)

Flight

Overnight

Kathmandu

Accommodation

Hotel

Welcome to Nepal for the thrilling journey to Lobuche Peak climbing. As per the time of your flight you provide, a team from Boundless Adventure will be at the airport waiting for you with your and our company’s name on board. Our crew member will warmly welcome you and ensure your safe transfer to your hotel. After checking into the hotel, take some time to rest. We will meet you at your hotel in the evening for a detailed briefing about the upcoming expedition, ensuring you are fully informed and prepared. Enjoy a warm dinner at your hotel and sleep, ready for the Adventure ahead.

Day
02

Day: 02 Flight to Lukla and Trek to Phakding (2610m)

Flight

40 minute

Overnight

Phakding

Food

Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Yay, the journey begins here. We will pick you up from your hotel and drop you off at Kathmandu’s domestic airport for a scenic flight to Lukla. A 40-minute bird’ s-gaze flight from Kathmandu city takes you to the gateway of the Khumbu region, Lukla, at an elevation of 2840m.

Our team member will already be in Lukla, and we await you for your assistance. After landing, you will start the first step of trekking towards Phakding village. Walking alongside the Dudh Koshi River and passing through numerous settlements of the Everest region, you will reach Phakding at an elevation of 2610m. The distance from Lukla to Phakding is 6.2km, and it will take 3 hours of walking. Your dinner and overnight stay will be at the tea house of Phakding.

Day
03

Day: 03 Trek to Namche Bazaar (3440m)

Hiking

5-6 hours

Overnight

Namche Bazaar

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Wake up with the chirping sound of birds and the crisp air of the Sagaramatha area. You will have a delicious morning meal at the tea house where you are staying. After breakfast, the journey begins towards the day’s destination, Namche Bazaar.

Forbidding goodbye to Phakding, you’ll start hiking for a day. The hike involves walking alongside the river of Dudh Koshi. Passing the suspension bridge thrice, trekkers get to Monjo. You must check your permit at Monjo and can only continue walking from there. The Trek continues towards Namche Bazaar after Monjo. The trail continues through dense forests and beautiful settlements of the Everest region. You can see Mount Everest from the village below Namche Bazaar for the first time.

The Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar covers a distance of 9 km and takes 5-6 hours. Your lunch will be at Monjo, and dinner and overnight stay will be at the tea house of Namche Bazaar.

Day
04

Day: 04 Acclimatization at Namche Bazaar

Hiking

4-5 hours

Overnight

Namche Bazzar

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Altitude-related issues are a concern as you gain elevation over 2500m. Namche Bazaar, at 3440m, is an ideal destination for acclimatization. This is the first acclimatization day on the Lobuche Peak climbing journey. On this day, trekkers take a short hike to Khumjung and appreciate the beauty of the Sagarmatha National Park area.

After the morning meal, you’ll go for a short day hike to the Everest View Hotel. From there, you can appeal to your eye with a mesmerizing view of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse Shar, Taboche, Thamserku, and Kangtega. After appreciating the surrounding beauty from the Everest view, you’ll head towards Khumjung village, where you can visit Khumjung Gompa and the famous Khumjung Hillary school. You’ll descend to Namche by passing through the Syangboche airport.

During the acclimatization day, trekkers can visit the local area and markets, interact with the inhabitants, and relax.

Day
05

Day: 05 Trek to Tengboche (3860m)

Hiking

4-5 hours

Overnight

Tengboche

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

With the fresh energy after an acclimatization day, you will begin your walk toward Tengboche at 3860m. You will reach the day’s destination after breakfast at the Namche Bazar’s tea house. The Trek starts with a gentle trail through the pine forest accompanied by the sight of snow-capped peaks. After walking for a while, you will reach Phungi Thanga village. From Phungi Thanga, the trail ascends towards Tengboche via a rhododendron forest and involves passing several suspension bridges.

Upon getting to Tengboche, the massive monastery of Tengboche will welcome you. The monastery of Tengboche is significant in the Khumbu region. Within 4-5 hours of walking from Namche Bazaar, you will reach the day’s destination, Tengboche. Trekkers cover a 9.2km distance upon getting to Tengboche from Namche. Your dinner and overnight stay are at the tea house of Tengboche.

Day
06

Day: 06 Trek to Dingboche (4410m)

Hiking

5-6 hours

Overnight

Dingboche

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

The crispy air and the sound of the chants from the Tengboche monastery will wake you. Trekkers can get refreshed by visiting the monastery early in the morning before starting their day. After breakfast at the tea house of Tengboche, you will set way towards Dingboche at 4410m.

The Trek begins with a descent via rhododendron and conifers forest. Then, the trail follows walking alongside the Imja Khola. A gentle walk from Tengboche takes you to Pangboche village, which is well-known for its oldest monastery. From Pangboche, the Trek continues to Shomare, where you’ll have lunch. The final part of Dingboche consists of a steady climb offering spectacular views of the surrounding peaks. A 5-6 hour walk from Tengboche takes you to Dingboche. You will have supper and a pleasant night at the Dingboche’s tea house.

Day
07

Day: 07 Acclimatization day at Dingboche

Hiking

5-6 hours

Overnight

Dingboche

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Here is another acclimatization day at Dingboche, with consideration of your health and to minimize risk regarding altitude-related issues. This is the second and final acclimatization day on the journey to Lobuche Peak climbing. The acclimatization day helps your body adjust to high altitudes and reduces the risk of altitude sickness.

On the day of acclimatization at Dingboche, you will go for a short hike to one of the famous viewpoints, NangkarShang, which lies at 5616m. The view of Mount Makalu, Lhotse (8,749m), Cho Oyu (8,201m), and Island Peak (6,189m) are stunning from the viewpoint of NangkarShang. Likewise, Mount Amadablam (6,812m), Kangtega (6,782m), Thamserku (6,623m), Taboche (6,542m), and Cholatse (6,440m) are mesmerizing during your hike to NangkarShang.

Furthermore, on the acclimatization day, trekkers can enjoy visiting the local area of Dingboche. They can also interact with locals and learn about their lifestyle. After a pleasant acclimatization day, you will sleep at the Dingboche’s tea house and have a warm, hearty dinner.

Day
08

Day: 08 Trek to Lobuche (4910m)

Hiking

5-6 hours

Overnight

Lobuche

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

After breakfast at the Dingboche tea house, you will kick off the trails to reach Lobuche with the energy of the previous day’s acclimatization day. The Trek begins with seeing numerous snow-capped peaks, making it more exciting. It includes ascent and some descent sections.

The two-hour gentle walk from Dingboche takes you to the Thokla, where you will have lunch. After lunch and rest at the Thokla, you will continue trekking towards Lobuche. The trekking sections from Thokla to Lobuche are steep and rugged with elevation gain. The section includes passing the Thokla Pass, which lies at 3840m. A 5-6 hours walk from Dingboche takes you to Lobuche at 4910m, covering 8.4km. You will have a hearty dinner at Lobuche’s tea house and sleep overnight there.

Day
09

Day: 09 Trek to Gorakshep (5140m) and Everest base camp (5364m)

Hiking

9-10 hours

Overnight

Gorakshep

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

It’s a huge day, as the day takes you to the highest-altitude base camp in the world, Everest Base Camp. You will start hiking early on this day as you need to trek longer—however, the Trek begins with breakfast at Lobuche’s tea house. The trail from Lobuche to Gorakshep is gentle at first segment and becomes steeper as you get closer to Gorakshep. Walking through a rocky path with a stunning panorama of snow-capped peaks, you’ll reach Gorakshep within 2-3 hours.

You’ll have lunch at Gorakshep and some rest. Afterward, you will begin to hike towards your most awaited destination, Everest Base Camp, leaving your backpack at the tea house of Gorakshep. The trekking route from Gorakshep to Everest Base Camp is adventurous, with rocky paths and glacier moraine. You will walk alongside the Khumbu Glacier before reaching the Everest Base Camp.

Upon reaching Everest Base Camp, numerous snow-capped peaks will surround you, making it a lifetime experience. The top of the Everest Base Camp offers an astonishing view of Mount Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Pumo Ri, Lhotse, Lhotse Shar, Island Peak, and glaciers.

After appreciating the sights from Everest Base Camp, you will return to Gorakshep for overnight and dinner. The round trip from Gorakshep to Everest Base Camp takes 5-6 hours.

Day
10

Day: 10 Climb to Kalapathar (5550m) and Trek to Lobuche (4930m)

Hiking

4-5 hours

Overnight

Lobuche

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Wake up early in the morning before sunrise, as you will go sightseeing of sunrise in Kalapathar. With a headlamp and a packed lunch, you will start hiking towards Kalapathar. The trail begins with a gradual ascent and becomes steeper as you get closer to Kalapathar.

It takes 2 hours to reach Kalapathar from Gorakshep. As you get to Kalapathar, stunning views of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and other Himalayan peaks welcome you. You will also experience a spectacular sunrise over the mountain peaks, creating a magical moment.

Kalapathar offers a 360-degree view of the Everest region. After appreciating the view from the finest viewpoint of Khumbu, you will descend to Gorakshep. You will descend towards Lobuche after breakfast at the Gorakshep. The descent from Gorakshep to Lobuche takes approximately 2 hours. Your night and dinner are once again at Lobuche’s tea house.

Day
11

Day: 11 Climb to Lobuche East Base Camp (6090m)

Hiking

4-5 hours

Overnight

Lobuche East Base Camp

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Tent

The actual journey to Lobuche Peak begins on the eleventh day. After breakfast at the Lobuche’s tea house, you will climb towards the Lobuche East Base Camp. The trail from Lobuche to Lobuche East Base camp winds through rocky terrain and moraines. The sight of Khumbu Glacier and Himalayan ranges will motivate you to reach Lobuche East Base Camp.

After some hours of climbing, you will reach Camp, where you must navigate a pass. After navigating the pass, you will continue your climb and get to the day’s destination, Lobuche East Base Camp. The climb from Lobuche to Lobuche East Base Camp takes 4-5 hours. The Base Camp lies at 6090m, so be aware of altitude-related issues. The East Base Camp of Lobuche has no tea houses available. But don’t worry; our climbing team will fix a tent for you and cook food to satisfy your hunger.

Day
12

Day: 12 Summit Lobuche Peak (6135m) and Trek back To Thokla

Hiking

9-10 hours

Overnight

Thokla

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

The twelfth day is your long-awaited day, as the day takes you to your destination, the Summit of Lobuche Peak at 6135m. You will start climbing early at 3 am of the morning. Make your ropes, crampons, and ice axes ready as you need them while climbing towards the summit of Lobuche. The climb to the summit of Lobuche is demanding and involves navigating through glaciers and rocky ridges. However, our skilled climbing crew will accompany you and make your climb successful.

Approximately 6-7 hours of climbing from Lobuche East base camp takes you to the Summit of Lobuche Peak. You will feel a sense of accomplishment as you stand at an elevation of 6135m. The summits lie between Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Valley, providing breathtaking views of the Khumbu area. The peak is on the Mahalangur Himalayan Range list and offers a stunning vista of numerous mountain peaks. Mount Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Lhotse Shar, Kusum Kanguru, Island Peak, Gokyo range, Cho Oyu, and other mountain peaks are eye-appealing from the summit of Lobuche Peak.

It’s time to descend from the Lobuche peak. The trail involves most of the descending sections. Continuous descent can hurt an ankle; thus, pay attention to your body. From the summit of Lobuche Peak, you will return to Thokla at an elevation of 4620m. Your overnight stay and dinner will be at Thokla’s tea house.

Day
13

Day: 13 Trek to Tengboche

Hiking

5-6 hours

Overnight

Tengboche

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Your expedition ends, and the remaining days are for the return journey. With a warm breakfast at Thokla, you will descend towards Tengboche village. Leaving Thokla, the trail descends steeply. You will get to Tengboche through the Sherpa settlements and the view of snow-capped peaks. You will navigate several suspension bridges and pass through varied landscapes. Pheriche, Shomare, Pangboche, and Deboche are the prominent villages you will walk through before reaching Tengboche. Your dinner and accommodation for the day are at Tengboche village.

Day
14

Day: 14 Trek to Monjo (2800m)

Hiking

5 hours

Overnight

Monjo

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Early in the morning, you can visit the Tengboche monastery and feel the tranquil atmosphere of the surroundings for the last time. You’ll have breakfast and must descend towards Monjo on this day. The trail descends through rhododendrons and pine forests. The trail gets to Phungi Thanga after a short walk from Tengboche, and from there, the route is winding. You’ll get to Namche Bazaar after Phungi Thanga, where you will stay for a while for lunch. After lunch, you will continue descending to Monjo. Walking alongside the river and crossing several suspension bridges, you will reach the day’s accommodation point, Monjo.

Day
15

Day: 15 Trek to Lukla

Hiking

5-6 hours

Overnight

Lukla

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

The fifteen-day Trek marks the end of the Lobuche Peak climbing. Early in the morning, after breakfast at Monjo, you will descend towards Lukla after checking out from the checkpost. The trail passes through the riverbank of Dudh Koshi. On the descent from Monjo to Lukla, you will see numerous monasteries and mani walls that you have already seen. Descending through Toktok, Phakding, Ghat, and Chheplung, you will reach Lukla within 5-6 hours. The night stay and dinner and Lukla on the fifteenth day is last on the Everest region.

Day
16

Day: 16 Fly to Kathmandu

Flight

40 minute

Overnight

Kathmandu

Food

Breakfast

Accommodation

Hotel

After a hearty morning meal in Lukla, it’s time to bid farewell to the Khumbu region. Double-check your belongings to ensure nothing is left behind. Prepare for a breathtaking 40-minute flight to Kathmandu from Lukla. Upon arrival, a member from Boundless Adventure will be at your service, ready to pick you up and drop you off at your hotel in Kathmandu. With a whole day ahead of you, feel free to explore the nearby attractions and shops. Your accommodation and night meal are all set at the Kathmandu hotel.

Day
17

Day: 17 Final Departure

As your departure day arrives, we bid you farewell with a heavy heart, grateful for the time we’ve shared. If you have more time, we encourage you to explore other activities in Nepal. If not, we part ways with the hope of welcoming you back in the future. As per the details you provide about your flight, we’ll ensure a smooth transition from your hotel to the airport. Until we meet again, safe travels and thank you for being a part of this unforgettable journey.

What's Included?

  • Airport picks up and drops by car/van/bus.
  • Highly experienced, helpful, and friendly Trekking and Climbing guide.
  • Accommodation during the trip.
  • Three-Time Meals a Day (Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner) during the trip.
  • Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and Peak Climbing Permit.
  • TIMS permits.
  • All Government taxes
  • All ground transportation.
  • Each person needs one trekking/climbing map.
  • Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight tickets.

What's Excluded?

Essential Information - Lobuche Peak Climbing in 2025 and 2026

How difficult is Lobuche Peak Climbing?

Lobuche Peak climbing is adventurous. Factors including altitude, technical sections, and unpredictable weather make climbing to Lobuche Peak adventurous. 

On the expeditions to climb the Lobuche peak, the highest elevation climbers reach is 6119m at the summit. The altitude makes the climb challenging, as the risk of altitude-related issues is high at higher elevations. Thus, acclimatization and staying hydrated are crucial for climbing the Lobuche peak. 

The climbing areas of the Lobuche have a technical section requiring the use of technical equipment and mountaineering skills, making it challenging for those who don’t have knowledge of using such equipment and have skills. The climb includes rocky and icy sections where climbers must use ropes, crampons, and ice axes, so it would be difficult for climbers who don’t know how to use them. 

The unpredictable weather of the Everest region adds to the challenge of climbing Lobuche Peak. The weather at higher elevations changes drastically, with high winds and cold temperatures making climbing difficult. 

Furthermore, the long walking hours make climbing to Lobuche Peak quite difficult. Climbers must walk for 6-7 hours daily on average for several days. So, climbing will be difficult for those with poor physical fitness and no previous walking and climbing experience. 

Accommodation during Lobuche Peak Climbing

Accommodation during the Lobuche Peak climbing varies location-wise. In areas where tea houses and human settlements are available, climbers stay in a tea house. However, as the climb gets higher, there are no tea houses; at that time, climbers should remain in a tent. 

From Phakding to Lubuche, there are numerous tea houses where climbers can rest after longer walking hours. The tea houses have basic facilities, including two single beds and a dining option. Onwards to Lobuche, there are no human settlements, so climbers must stay in tents until they reach and return from the summit of Lobuche Peak. However, we highly recommend bringing a sleeping bag for warmth and comfortable sleep in the tea house and tent. 

Favourable time for Lobuche Peak Climbing

Considering various aspects, March to May and September to November are favorable times for Lobuche Peak Climbing. March to May is Spring in Nepal, and it comes with favorable weather and ideal conditions for peak climbing in Lobuche. The temperature is generally mild and manageable, ranging from -7C to -10°C at the higher elevation. The stable weather with clear skies and dry trails makes Spring a favorable time for Lobuche Peak Climbing.  

Furthermore, September to November is the Autumn season in Nepal, which is the peak time for mountaineering activities, including Lobuche Peak Climbing. After the monsoon, Autumn brings clear and crisp air, making the climb pleasant in a tranquil environment. Temperatures in the Everest region in the autumn range from 0°C to 4°C and are even colder at higher elevations. The stable weather makes the Autumn from September to November a favorable time for Lobuche Peak Climbing. 

When to not climb in Lobuche Peak?

For climbers’ safety, we recommend avoiding climbing on Lobuche Peak during the June, July, and Winter seasons. By avoiding climbing during those times, climbers can expect a successful ascent and less difficulty. 

June and July are the monsoon seasons in Nepal. The season brings heavy rainfall in most areas. The heavy rain makes the climbing route slippery and increases the risk of landslides, making the time unsuitable for Lobuche Peak Climbing. Also, the mist and fog create difficulty in visibility along the flight to Lukla

Winter, from December to February, is the coldest season that the Everest region and the entire Nation faces. The extreme cold, with temperatures below minus degrees, makes winter unsuitable for peak climbing in Lobuche. Heavy snowfall and the risk of avalanches also make the time non-preferable for mountaineering activities. Likewise, strong winds at the higher elevation make the Lobuche peak climbing challenging and adventurous. 

Required permit for Lobuche Peak Climbing

Every climbing route requires some mandatory permit, without which climbing is not possible. Likewise, climbing Lobuche Peak requires some necessary permits, including a Sagarmatha National Park permit, Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card, and Lobuche Peak Climbing permit. The permits are mandatory, and without them, climbers can’t succeed. 

A Sgaramatha National Park permit is necessary because the climbing route passes through the Sagarmatha National Park of Khumbu Valley. Each Everest region climbing trekking route requires that permit. Likewise, TIMS is mandatory for each climbing destination, and so does Lobuche Peak Climbing. Moreover, a special permit for climbing is needed; thus, Lobuche Peak Climbing is also obligatory. 

Having those permits ensures that climbers won’t face any obstructions during their climb. There are checkposts on the way to Lobuche Peak, and climbers must check in at each one. Also, don’t worry about obtaining those permits, as Boundless Adventure will manage everything on our client’s behalf without making trouble for them. 

 

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Most Asked Questions by Travellers

Lobuche Peak is in the Khumbu region, within the Sagarmatha National Park between the trekking trail of Everest Base Camp and Cho la Pass. Lobuche Peak is a prominent mountain in the Everest region, divided into two peaks: Lobuche East (6,119 meters) and Lobuche West (6,145 meters).

Yes, every climbing destination requires some mandatory permits. For the climb to Lobuche Peak, a climber must obtain a Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) card, Lobuche Peak Climbing Permit, and Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit. Obtaining those permits ensures responsible tourism and helps to complete the climb smoothly. No worries; Boundless Adventure helps to obtain those permits on their client’s behalf.

Pre-monsoon in Spring (March, April, and May) and Post-monsoon in Autumn (September, October, and November) are the best seasons for climbing Lobuche Peak. The season offers favorable climbing conditions with mild temperatures and stable weather. In contrast, Monsoons in summer and winter are not recommended for peak climbing in Lobuche.

Lobuche Peak climbing is one of the most adventurous climbs in Nepal’s Himalayas. The trek reaches an elevation of 6119m, making the climb adventurous. The climb to Lobuche also involves technical sections requiring the use of technical equipment, making it difficult for climbers who need to gain knowledge and specialization in using that equipment. However, with proper preparation and good physical fitness, the climb is accessible.

Climbing Boots, Crampons, an Ice Axe, a Climbing Harness, Carabiners, Ropes, and a helmet are necessary equipment for Lobuche Peak climbing. Additionally, Warm Clothes, a Down Jacket, Gloves, a Headlamp, Goggles, a Sleeping Bag, a Backpack, Water Bottles, a First Aid Kit, and other items are essential for climbing in Lobuche.

Yes, prior climbing equipment is highly recommendable for Lobuche Peak climbing. Lobuche Peak is adventurous, so having some experience in high-altitude trekking and basic mountaineering skills can enhance safety during the climb. Yet, if climbers are physically fit and familiar with crampons, ice axes, and basic climbing techniques, they can undertake the climb without prior experience.

Generally, two weeks are enough for Lobuche Peak climbing. The two weeks offer remarkable memories and a smooth journey. The expedition begins with a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and a trek to Phakding. Trekking and Climbing for several days, climbers get to their destination, Lobuche Peak, on the eleventh day of the start of the journey. The journey returns after getting to the summit, and climbers return to Kathmandu and their home country. The two weeks involve two days for acclimatization, one at Namche Bazaar and another at Dingboche. However, the itinerary is customizable; climbers can customize it according to their time and preference.

The cost of Lobuche Peak Climbing varies depending on various factors. Among the many factors that affect the cost, the size of the group is one that affects significantly. Boundless Adventure provides a group discount, so the more people in a group, the more likely climbers are to get a discount. Likewise, the duration of the expedition and customization of a trip also vary the cost of Lobuche Peak Climbing.

On the expedition to Lobuche Peak climbing, the highest elevation climbers reach is 6119m at the summit of Lobuche. The higher elevation of Lobuche Peak makes it one of the most adventurous yet rewarding climbs. From the summit of Lobuche Peak, climbers can appeal their eye with a panorama of Mount Everest, Mt.Lhotse, Mt.Nuptse, Mount Ama Dablam, Mt.Lhotse Shar, Mt.Kusum Kanguru, Island Peak, Gokyo range, Mt.Cho Oyu and other surrounding peaks.

You will have standard guest house during the trekking period but you will have tent while you are climbing period. We’ll arrange those tents from Lobuche.
Regarding the Foods, you will have Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner at the Hotel but, our climbing crew will prepare foods while you are climbing.

Reviews on Lobuche Peak Climbing in 2025 and 2026

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Based on 221 Reviews


Lobuche Peak Climbing
Aleksandr Sidorov
Russia

Lobuche Peak Climbing with Boundless Adventure

Boundless Adventure organized our trip to Lobuche Peak climbing. The team planned our trip perfectly, from checking our gear and equipment to adding an acclimatization schedule to our itinerary. The highly skilled guide led us through our journey calmly and effectively. The expedition perfectly combines rugged terrain, mesmerizing views, and cultural immersion. Our trip commenced with the trek to Phakding from Lukla and passing through beautiful traditional settlements via Sagaramatha National Park. The journey was more than getting to Lobuche Peak; instead, it took us through the well-known Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar. I can’t wait for my next adventure in Nepal with Boundless Adventure.

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Wayne Wilson
New Zealand

A Thrilling Lobuche Peak Climbing Experience

Boundless Adventure organized a great trip for us to Lobuche Peak climbing. The Adventure was excellent, with each step showcasing the beauty of the Khumbu region and meeting friendly locals. Rather than the beauty and cultural immersion, we faced challenges on the way to Lobuche Peak. Yet, our guide helped us and made our climb successful. Though the trail to the final destination was steep, rocky, and exhausting, we felt worthy upon reaching the summit.

We felt a sense of accomplishment upon getting to the top of the peak. Views of the Himalayan range and Khumbu glacier appealed to our eye and made us forget our tiredness. I will choose Boundless Adventure for my next excursion to Nepal, as they provide the finest service.

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Pim Bakker
Netherland

Challenging yet rewarding climb

Last year, I did my Chulu East Peak climbing with Boundless Adventure. I was satisfied with their service, so I chose them for this year’s adventure at Lobuche Peak Climbing. The climb to Lobuche Peak was a mixture of stunning views, cultural immersion, and technical challenges. The trail was not dangerous till getting to Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar. However, the trail changed into a challenging ascent from the high camp of Lobuche. The trail from there required technical skill.

Nevertheless, my guide provided the best assistance to make my adventure smooth. Undoubtedly, climbing is adventurous, yet it is rewarding because of the panoramic view. Views of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Makalu, Pumori, and Nuptse are mind-blowing as you get to the summit of Lobuche. I highly recommend Lobuche Peak climbing to anyone seeking a blend of adventure and nature’s beauty. However, it is also recommended that one be physically and mentally fit.

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