The complete Khumbu circuit — three high passes, Gokyo Lakes, Kala Patthar, and Everest Base Camp. 19 days through Sherpa country.
- Duration: 19 days
- Season: Spring & Autumn
- Dates: Apr 5–18, Apr 28 – May 11, Oct 8–21
2026 Expeditions
Nepal Himalaya & Mount Elbrus
Choose your next step - not just your next summit.
Every expedition below is part of a logical progression. Whether you're testing altitude for the first time or preparing for an 8,000m objective, there's a right next step.
Not sure where you fit? Talk to a guide - we'll help you figure it out.
Starting Point
Treks
4,000–5,500m · Learn how your body responds to altitude
These treks are ideal for building altitude awareness before committing to a summit objective. You'll test your pacing, sleep quality, and recovery - data that matters for everything that comes next.
Annapurna Circuit Trek
5,416 mA complete circumnavigation of the Annapurna massif — subtropical valleys to Thorong La Pass at 5,416m, through five climate zones in 14 days.
- Duration: 14 days
- Season: Spring & Autumn
- Dates: Apr 28 – May 11, Oct 8–21
Annapurna Base Camp Trek
4,130 mPoon Hill sunrise, Gurung villages, and a walk into the glacier amphitheater at the heart of the Annapurna range. 13 days, tea house lodges, guided at your pace.
- Duration: 13 days
- Season: Spring & Autumn
- Dates: Apr 5–18, Apr 28 – May 11, Oct 8–21
Langtang Valley Trek
4,985 mThe closest major trek to Kathmandu — Tamang villages rebuilt after the 2015 earthquake, forested valley walking, and an optional acclimatization hike to Tsergo Ri. 8 days, tea house lodges, licensed guide throughout.
- Duration: 8 days
- Season: Spring & Autumn
- Dates: TBA (within Mar 15 – May 10 / Sep 25 – Nov 20 windows)
Manaslu Base Camp & Circuit Trek
5,160 mA restricted-area circuit around the eighth highest peak on Earth — Tibetan-influenced villages, yak pastures, and a single crossing of Larkya La Pass. 16 days, licensed guide mandatory.
- Duration: 16 days
- Season: Autumn
- Dates: TBA (within Sep 25 – Nov 15 window)
Kailash Group Tour Trek
5,648 mA spiritual and cultural journey to Mount Kailash - one of the most sacred peaks in the world. Trek, pilgrimage, and altitude experience combined.
- Duration: TBA
- Season: TBA
- Dates: TBA
Build Experience
First Peaks
5,500–6,500m · Your first summit objectives
These peaks test everything: pacing, sleep, recovery, decision-making under summit pressure, and how you perform when conditions change. Essential data for bigger objectives.
Mount Elbrus
5,642 mEurope's highest peak. Our most-run expedition with Chatur's 187 summits of experience. South and North routes available.
- Duration: 7–9 days
- Season: Summer (Jun–Aug)
- Dates: Multiple weekly departures
Mera Peak
6,476 mNepal's highest trekking peak. Non-technical but demanding — an excellent first Himalayan summit before bigger objectives.
- Duration: 17 days
- Season: Spring & Autumn
- Dates: Mar 25 – Apr 10, Apr 28 – May 14, Oct 8–24
Island Peak
6,189 mA technical Khumbu summit with glacier travel, fixed ropes, and an exposed ridge. Real climbing skills for your next objective.
- Duration: 18 days
- Season: Spring & Autumn
- Dates: Apr 5–21, Apr 28 – May 14, Oct 8–24
Lobuche Peak
6,119 mThe most technical Khumbu trekking peak. Rock, snow, and exposed ridges with a 360-degree panorama of Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse.
- Duration: 18 days
- Season: Spring & Autumn
- Dates: Apr 5–21, Oct 8–24
Step Up
Technical & 7,000m Peaks
6,800–7,200m · Build systems before 8,000m
These expeditions require proven altitude tolerance, technical climbing skills, and the discipline to operate in longer, more committing environments. The final step before 8,000m objectives.
Ama Dablam
6,812 mThe "Matterhorn of the Himalaya." A technically demanding climb on one of the world's most beautiful peaks.
- Duration: 25 days
- Season: Spring & Autumn
- Dates: Apr 5–29, Oct 8 – Nov 1
- Prerequisites: Prior 6,000m+ experience, technical climbing skills
Baruntse
7,129 mA remote 7,000m peak with Mera Peak (6,476m) included as the structured acclimatization phase. The most logical bridge between technical 6,000m peaks and a first 8,000m objective.
- Duration: 26 days
- Season: Autumn
- Dates: Oct 7 – Nov 1
- Prerequisites: Prior 6,000m+ technical experience
- Note: Includes Mera Peak summit as acclimatization
Himlung Himal
7,126 mA less technical 7,000m peak in the remote Manaslu region. Good 8,000m preparation without extreme technical demands.
- Duration: 26 days
- Season: Autumn
- Dates: Oct 7 – Nov 1
Elite Objectives
8,000m Expeditions
8,000m+ * The highest objectives
These expeditions require extensive prior experience, proven high-altitude performance, and serious preparation. We evaluate every application carefully - not everyone who applies will be accepted.
Mount Everest
8,848 mThe world's highest peak. Led by Chatur Tamang with 8 Everest summits. South Col route via Nepal.
- Duration: 60 days
- Season: Spring
- Dates: Apr 5 – Jun 4
- Prerequisites: Prior 7,000m+ experience required
Manaslu
8,163 mOften recommended as a first 8,000m peak. Less crowded than Everest with excellent preparation value.
- Duration: 35 days
- Season: Autumn
- Dates: Sep 3 – Oct 7
- Prerequisites: Prior 6,500m+ experience required
Lhotse
8,516 mThe world’s fourth highest peak. Same approach as Everest, different summit — steeper, quieter, technically demanding.
- Duration: 55 days
- Season: Spring
- Dates: Apr 5 – Jun 4
- Prerequisites: Prior 7,000m+ experience required
Makalu
8,485 mThe world’s fifth highest peak. Remote, technically demanding, and one of the least crowded 8,000m objectives. Helicopter approach.
- Duration: 37 days
- Season: Spring
- Dates: Apr 5 – Jun 4
- Prerequisites: Prior 8,000m experience strongly preferred
Not sure which expedition is right for you?
A quick conversation can save months of uncertainty. Tell us your experience, timeline, and goals — we’ll help you find the right next step.
We guide more than what’s listed above — including Kangchenjunga, Dhaulagiri, Kilimanjaro, and treks through the Tsum Valley. If your objective isn’t on this page, tell us what you’re planning.