Gyachung Kang Expedition
51 Days
Extreme
7952m
Teahouse/Lodge, Tented Camp
Bus/Car
2-10
Autumn, Spring
Gyachung Kang Expedition Overview
Gyachung Kang Expedition lets you visit the snow-clad mountains, witness the winter landscape, and experience a truly spiritual experience. Gyachung Kang stands tall at 7,952m (7.952km) and falls in fifteen ranks among the highest peaks. It is also part of the Mahalangur Himal and extends across the Nepalese and Chinese border. It has gained mountains like Mt. Everest and Mt. Cho Oyu as its neighboring mountains. Even though it lies in between the world’s first and sixth-highest mountain, it remains less popular among travelers.
The Gyachung Kang Expedition provides a heartwarming experience to its climbers. It is an escape from the day-to-day hustle for those who want to have some adventure in their life. The summit welcomes its climbers with a majestic giant structure of snow and ice. The view is equally enchanting as it is exciting. Reaching the Gyachung Kang also offers the climbers a mesmerizing view of the world’s tallest mountain, Mt.Everest, and the sixth tallest mountain, Mt. Cho Oyu. However, this expedition requires a lot of patience, courage, and professional guidance as there are various challenges that one has to go through to reach the summit.
Marvel Trek is an established licensed expedition company. It has provided the best facilities and services to its climbers since 1998 along with some great experiences. We not only keep your safety as the priority. But also guide you to fulfill your wish of experiencing the thrill of climbing a mountain. The entire team of Marvel Trek is full of professionals who will support and guide you throughout your mountaineering adventures.
Highlights of Gyachung Kang Expedition
- Experience that offers stunning views of the Himalayan landscape and the opportunity to test one’s limits in a high-altitude environmentGyachung Kang is a mountain in the Himalayas, located on the border between Nepal and Tibet. It has an elevation of 7,952 meters (26,089 feet) above sea level, making it the 22nd-highest peak in the world.
- Climbing Gyachung Kang is considered to be a challenging expedition, due to the high altitude and harsh weather conditions. The mountain is often used as a training ground for climbers preparing to tackle higher peaks, such as Mount Everest.
- The usual route to the summit of Gyachung Kang involves setting up base camp at an altitude of around 5,300 meters (17,388 feet), and then establishing several higher camps as the climb progresses. The final ascent to the summit involves climbing steep snow and ice slopes, and crossing a series of crevasses.
- Due to the difficulty of the climb, it is important for climbers to be in good physical shape and to have extensive mountaineering experience. It is also essential to have a qualified and experienced guide, as well as the proper equipment and supplies, to ensure a safe and successful expedition.
- Overall, the Gyachung Kang expedition is a rewarding and challen
Outline Itinerary
- Day 1: Arriving at a hotel in Kathmandu
- Day 2: Briefing and preparation for the expedition
- Day 3: Flying to Lukla then trekking to Phakding
- Day 4: Trekking to Namche Bazaar
- Day 5: Trekking to Khumjung
- Day 6: Rest day at Khumjung to adjust in the high altitude and low temperature
- Day 7: Trekking to Dole, staying in a lodge
- Day 8: Trekking to Macchermo, staying in a lodge
- Day 9: Trekking to Gokyo lake, staying in a lodge
- Day 10: Rest day at Gokyo to adjust in the high altitude and low temperature
- Day 11: Trekking to Ngozumba Tso
- Day 12: Trekking to reach Gyachung Kang Basecamp
- Day 13 - 43: Climbing the mountain and returning back to the base camp
- Day 44: Packing and cleaning the base camp to descend back
- Day 45: Trekking to Gokyo lake, staying in a resort
- Day 46: Trekking back to Khumjung, staying in a resort
- Day 47: Trekking back to Phakding, staying in a resort
- Day 48: Trekking to Lukla, staying in a lodge
- Day 49: Flying back to Kathmandu from Lukla
- Day 50: Exploring Kathmandu
- Day 51: Returning home
Trip Map
Difficulty to climb
The Gyachung Kang is the fifteenth highest peak. It still stands as the tallest peak between the first and sixth tallest mountains of the world. The Gyachung Kang is also part of Mahalangur Himal and shares all the challenges that one has to overcome to reach the neighbouring mountains like Mt.Everest and Mt.Cho Oyu. The gigantic height is one of the many challenges. Because of the high altitude and thin air, many climbers suffer from acute altitude sickness. It can be fatal without immediate aid. As the height of the climb increases, the level of oxygen decreases while air pressure increases. The climb itself isn’t demanding in terms of technicality. However, it is dangerous because of the unpredictable climate.
Besides these, there are also occurrences of avalanches and high-speed winds, which add more difficulties. One must be well prepared to survive against these extreme conditions. They should be mentally and physically determined to come across these hurdles. They should also be prepared and acclimatized enough to fight against the extreme conditions of the mountain. The climbers should be well prepared to spend more than a month in harsh conditions. They should have previous mountaineering experiences in any one of the high mountains. It will help them overcome the challenges of climbing the highest mountain in the world.
Gyachung Kang with the best Expedition company
Climbing the Gyachung Kang is exciting as well as adventurous. But there are challenges as big as the mountain itself that one has to face. The climbers have to face extreme altitude with an oxygen level of less than 60-70% compared to that at sea level. They also have to face occasional avalanches and constant fierce wind during their expedition. These make the journey more challenging. One needs to be well-prepared before the climb. They should be led by experienced guides to overcome these challenges and reach the summit safely.
It is where Marvel Treks come into the picture. The entire team of Marvel Trek works deliberately to provide the best services and facilities to you and makes sure that you will have a once in a lifetime experience.
Taking care of the basic needs, safety measures and legal formalities to provide satisfactory and convenient services in the best interest of the clients are the main goals of Marvel Trek.
If you want to live your dream of adding adventure to your life with safety and if you wish to take a break from your day-to-day hustle in the most exciting way with trustworthy help, Marvel Trek is there in your service.
We take care of all the arrangements for your trip at a reasonable cost.
Contact us and book a trip with us. Let’s get going in fulfilling your dream of adventure.
Client requirements
- The clients should be healthy enough to make the expedition.
- They should have some prior experiences in mountaineering.
- They should be fit and should be trained a bit before the actual departure.
Why should Marvel trek be chosen for climbing?
Marvel trek has been providing its clients with excellent and satisfactory services since 1998 at a reasonable price.
Also the team of Marvel trek has skilled professional climbers who have years of experiences in mountaineering and are familiar with the geography and weather conditions of the mountains.
You can trust them to guide you with proper instructions and full safety without compromising your wish to enjoy the trip.
Marvel trek keeps its client’s satisfaction,safety and comfort as its priorities.
When is the Gyachung Kang usually climbed?
Like for every other mountain, the best season to climb the Gyachung Kang too would be the spring. During spring, the climate is comparatively warmer as well as there are fewer chances of snowfalls. In winter, the temperature drops are extreme. It gets worse during the early morning and late at night. Also, there will be constant heavy snowfall which makes the trails more dangerous than they already are. Also, during this season, the chances of avalanches increases. It makes the expedition more difficult than it already is.
How hard is it to climb the Gyachung Kang?
Climbing the Gyachung Kang is as dangerous as climbing other mountains of the Mahalangur Himal. The climbers have to face acute altitude sickness as there is an extreme drop in oxygen level and rise in air pressure. They also have to face different extreme conditions of avalanches and constant fierce winds during their climb. They need to be well trained and experienced to overcome these harsh conditions of the mountain. They should also be well trained in using mountaineering equipment. One needs to be mentally and physically fit and prepared for the climb. All this makes the expedition to Mt.Everest more thrilling as well as dangerous.
How long does it take to climb Gyachung Kang?
Climbing Gyachung Kang might be an adventurous, thrilling and self-refreshing activity yet, it is dangerous too. So, making a rush might not be the best thing to do, considering your safety. The overall adventure of climbing the Gyachung Kang takes around 51 days. About thirteen days are needed to reach the base camp, while the remaining days are spent in the mountain.
Expedition Equipment List
Travel Documents | Hands |
Valid Passport | Thin Fleece Gloves (2 Pairs) |
Credit/Debit Card | Wind Stopper / Screen Tap Gloves (2 Pairs) |
pP Size Photo (4 Pieces) | Heavy Gloves (Guide Gloves) |
Insurance Paper And Contact Address | Summit Gloves – 8000m. |
Foot Wear | Sleeping Bags |
Summit Boot – 8000m. (Kailas / Lasportiva / Millet ) | Sleeping Bag -20OC to -30OC |
Climbing Boot – 6000m. (Kailas / Lasportiva / Millet) | Down Sleeping Bag -40OC (Extreme Comfort) |
Normal Socks (5-8 Pairs) | Thermarest Mattress (Cell Foam) |
Summit Socks/6000 m. Socks (2 Pairs) | Down Mattress (Inflatable) |
Trekking Shoes (Gore Tex) | Sleeping Bag Liner |
Light Trekking/Sports Shoes | Inflatable Pillow |
Camp Booties (1 Pair) | Climbing Equipment |
Slipper (1 Pair) | Climbing Helmet |
Upper Body | Summit Down Suit – 8000m. |
Thermal Top Base Layer (2-3 Pcs) | Ice Axe with Spike & Axe Protector Harness |
Fleece Jacket (1-2 Pcs) | Belay Devices/ Figure of 8/ ATC Guide Jumar / Ascender |
Gore Tex Jacket (1 Pcs) | Lock Carabiner (3 Pcs) Unlock Carabiner (2 Pcs) Tape Slings/240 cm |
Wind Proof Jacket (1-2 Pcs) | Snow Goggle (Summit Purpose, Antifog, Polarized, UV Protection) |
Down Jacket (1-2 Pcs) | Head Light 500-700 Lumens Spare |
Cotton T-Shirt (3-5 Pcs) | Battery (Energizer Ultimate Lithium) |
Lower Body | Satellite Phone With Credit (Optional) |
Thermal Bottom Base Layer (2-3 Pcs) | Walking Stick/ Trekking Pole |
Fleece Trouser (1-2 pcs) | Pocket Knife (Swiss) |
Gore Tex Pant (1 pcs) | Altimeter Watch |
Light Weight Quick Dry Trekking Pants (2-3 Pairs) | Pee Bottle |
Gaiters for trekking boots | Power Bank |
Down Pants (1pcs) | Crampons (Fit with Boot)/Packing Cover |
Under Wear (4-6 Pcs) | Bag Packs |
Sun Stuffs | Rucksacks 35 L – 50 L |
Banana Boat/ Nivea Sun Cream (up to -50 Spf) | Duffle Bag 120 L-150 L (2 Pcs) |
Lip Guard -30 to -50 (Spf) | Lundry/Garbage Bag (Large) |
Sun Glasses (Uv Protection) | Water Proof Stuff Sacks/Dry Bag- Small/ Medium/ Large (3-4 Pcs) |
Glaciers Glasses (Uv Protection) | Medical/First Aid |
Moisturiser / Lotion | Brufen / Ibuprofens |
Eating & Drinking | Antibiotic |
1 Ltr. Water Bottle | Diamox |
1/ 1.5 Ltr. Thermos | Paracetamol |
Mug (Opt.) | Handy Plaster |
Spoon/ Fork (Opt.) | Crack Bandage |
Bowl (Opt.) | Tincture Iodine |
Miscellaneous | Ondem |
Nail Cutter | Cetirizine |
Umbrella / Rain Coat | Electrolyte |
Hot Water Bag | Minil 10mg (Palpitation, anxiety) |
Camera | Codopar (Headache & chest pain) |
GPS Tracker (Recommended) | Salbetol 4mg (Breathless) |
Hand & Toe Warmer | Azithromycin 500mg (chronic tonsillitis, fever, nose, throat infection-must take 5 days) |
Toiletries (Personal) | Flupen 250mg (prevent wound infection) |
Toilet Paper / Wet Tissue | Allegra 120/180mg (Allergic tonsil) |
Toothpaste | Menstrual Products |
Toothbrush | Head |
Soap | Sun Cap |
Shampoo | Balaclava |
Towel | Fleece Hat/ Warm Hat (1-2 Pcs) |
Garbage Bag | Neck Gaiter (2-3 Pcs) |
Requirement
- The climbers should get themselves tested to make sure they are healthy enough to climb the mountains.
- A visit to the dentist is also recommended as there is a chance of acute dental problems at high altitudes.
- It is also highly recommended that the climbers should have some previous experiences with mountaineering and with high altitudes.
- It is also requested that the climbers should workout a bit months prior to ascending the mountain.
Payment and Cancellation
Policy regarding Payment and Cancellation Payment:
Payment:
1) To confirm a reservation, a deposit equal to 30% of the total price is required.
2) If the payment is made online, the remaining balance is due 10 days before the Tour, Trekking, Peak Climbing, or Expedition begins. If the payment is made in cash, it can be made after arrival. 3) If the booking is made within 30 days of the expedition beginning, full payment must be made at the time of booking.
Cancellation:
1)A full refund of the deposit will be given if a Tour, Trek, Peak Climbing, or Expedition is canceled more than 60 days before the start date.
2)The deposit will not be refunded if a Tour, Trek, Peak Climbing, or Expedition is canceled within 30 days of its start date.
3)A tour, trek, peak climbing, or expedition will not be refunded if it is canceled prior to or on the start date.
4)All participants should strongly consider purchasing travel insurance to cover any unforeseen cancellations or other occurrences.
Note: We reserve the right to modify or cancel any trek in the event of a natural disaster, political unrest, or any other unforeseen circumstances beyond our control. In such cases, a full refund or an alternative option will be provided.
Dates of Trip
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Group Discount Prices
Frequently Asked Questions
Booking Details
Full board service
- Transportation:-
Includes pickups and drop offs from and to the airport along with the domestic flights. - Food and accommodation:-
Accommodations will be provided in a 3-star hotel while staying in Kathmandu as well as during different stops in the trip.
A welcome dinner will also be held to introduce our team with the clients. Later,3 meals will be served during the trip which will be cooked by talented cooks along with occasional teas and coffees. - Permits and fees
The company will pay for the air cargo charges as well as all the taxes to the Nepalese government on your behalf.
The company will also take care of different Royalties and permits from Nepalese government
TIMS cards will be arranged
Entry permit fees and charges will be paid to Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality
Fees to climb Khumbu icefall will be paid to Sagarmatha Pollution Control
Committee
Permits for Walkie talkie as well as for satellite phone will also be provided
Additional fees will also be paid for deposition of garbage and stool shipment - Insurance
The company will cover for insurances of all the involved staff in case of accidents. - Equipments
All the tools and equipment that will be needed for the expedition will be transported by the company through air cargo and potters.In case of unfavourable circumstances,it may also be done through land or helicopters. - Trainings
Different training required for climbing ladders and ice walls will be given in the basecamp by the International Federation of Mountain Guides Association. - Liaison Officer,sherpas and porters
Every member will be facilitated with one Sherpa and one porter.
Also,a legit government Liaison will be present throughout the expedition - Base camp staffs and equipment
The base camp will be fully equipped with a seperate kitchen tent, dining tent,communication tent along with a toilet tent along with all the other necessary items that are needed for a comfortable stay.
Solar panels or generators will also be managed for electricity as well as the dining tent and other tents will be equipped with heaters to keep you warm.
Expert cooks and porters will be there in the camp to assist you. The base camp will also have a bar and bakery. - Communication
Walkie talkie and satellite phones will be given to each member to communicate in between the base camp and the mountain. Internet access will also be granted. - Oxygen masks,bottles and regulators
Every member will be given 5 bottles of oxygen along with summit masks and regulators for their journey.
More will be carried as a backup for emergencies along with a rescue sled. - Certificate
The members will be honoured with a certificate from MoCTCA for their accomplishment of climbing the mountain.
Base camp service
- Transportation:-
Includes pickups and drop offs from and to the airport along with the domestic flights. - Food and accommodation:-
Accommodations will be provided in a 3-star hotel while staying in Kathmandu as well as during different stops in the trip.
A welcome dinner will also be held to introduce our team with the clients. Later,3 meals will be served during the trip which will be cooked by talented cooks along with ocasis - Permits and fees
The company will pay for the air cargo charges as well as all the taxes to the Nepalese government on your behalf.
The company will also take care of different Royalties and permits from Nepalese government
TIMS cards will be arranged
Entry permit fees and charges will be paid to Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality
Fees to climb Khumbu icefall will be paid to Sagarmatha Pollution Control
Committee
Permits for Walkie talkie as well as for satellite phone will also be provided
Additional fees will also be paid for deposition of garbage and stool shipment - Insurance
The company will cover for insurances of all the involved staff in case of accidents.. - Equipments
All the tools and equipment that will be needed for the expedition will be transported by the company through air cargo and potters.In case of unfavourable circumstances,it may also be done through land or helicopters. - Trainings
Different training required for climbing ladders and ice walls will be given in the basecamp by the International Federation of Mountain Guides Association. - Liaison Officer,sherpas and porters
Every member will be facilitated with one Sherpa and one porter.
Also,a legit government Liaison will be present throughout the expedition - Base camp staffs and equipments
The base camp will be fully equipped with a seperate kitchen tent, dining tent,communication tent along with a toilet tent along with all the other necessary items that are needed for a comfortable stay.
Solar panels or generators will also be managed for electricity as well as the dining tent and other tents will be equipped with heaters to keep you warm.
Expert cooks and porters will be there in the camp to assist you. The base camp will also have a bar and bakery. - Communication
Walkie talkie and satellite phones will be given to each member to communicate in between the base camp and the mountain.
Internet access will also be granted. - Oxygen masks,bottles and regulators
Every member will be given 5 bottles of oxygen along with summit masks and regulators for their journey.
More will be carried as a backup for emergencies along with a rescue sled. - Certificate
The members will be honoured with a certificate from MoCTCA for their accomplishment of climbing the mountain.
Base Camp Excludes
- Air Fare: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be providing International flight airfare (from and to Kathmandu).
- Nepal entry Visa fee: Marvel Treks won’t be providing Nepali Visa fees.
- Lunch & Dinner: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be providing Lunch & dinner throughout your stay in Kathmandu (also in the issue of early return from Trekking /Expedition that is not scheduled in the itinerary)
- Extra night in Kathmandu: Our company won’t provide all the extra night accommodation in Kathmandu.
- Insurance: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be responsible for Expedition and high-altitude insurance, calamity, medical & emergency evacuation.
- Rescue Evacuation: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be responsible for Medical Insurance and emergency rescue evacuation cost (if required). (Rescue, Medication, Medical Tests and Hospitalization expenditures.)
- Personal Expenses: All Personal Expenses like Telephone Calls, Internet, Toiletries, battery recharge, hot shower, laundry, soft beverages, beers and any Alcoholic drinks etc won’t be under Marvel Treks and Expedition.
- Toiletries: All Personal hygiene products like Soaps, shampoos, toilet and tissue papers, toothpaste, etc won’t be provided by Marvel Treks and Expedition
- Filming: Marvel Treks and Expedition doesn’t include all the Special Filming, Camera and Drone permit/entry fees.
- Internet Service: Marvel Treks and Travels won’t be including any Internet Facilities during the trek.
- High Altitude Climbing Sherpa: We won’t provide you the Government licensed trekking expert, experienced and once-climbed Sherpas to assist you while climbing.
- Climbing Sherpa Salary & Allowance: Marvel Treks and Travels will not be responsible for the trekking Sherpa Salary, trekking gear, Food and Clothing.
- Oxygen Bottle (O2): Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be supplying an Oxygen cylinder: 3 oxygen bottles (2.5 litres.) per trekker and 2 oxygen bottles for individual high-summit Sherpa.
- Oxygen Mask & Regulator: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t provide you with a set of High Altitude Oxygen masks for each member and high-altitude Sherpa.
- High camp service: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be providing you with a high altitude tent, Necessary cooking EPI gas, a cooking pot for a member.
- A Satellite Phone: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t provide you with a Satellite Phone for emergency contact held by Sherpa.
- Walkie-Talkie: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t provide you with a Walkie–Talkie for intercommunicating from Base Camp to Mountain and vice versa.
- Permit: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t provide you with a satellite Phone/walkie-talkie permit for all associates and staff.
- Rope Fixing: Marvel Treks and Travels won’t be including all the essential costs of using fixed rope during the expedition
- Summit Bonus: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be responsible for bonus for climbing experienced Sherpa- Minimum 2500 USD.
- Tips: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be conversing with any tips for Basecamp staff. Please be generous to our staff who helped you.
- Extra: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be responsible for any other services or actions, which are not noted in the itinerary.
- We won’t be taking responsibility for any other activities or items that are not listed in the “Cost Includes” Section.
Price: US$ 10400 per person
Gyachung Kang Expedition
Original price was: $11,500.00.$10,400.00Current price is: $10,400.00. $10,400.00,
Price W/O Addons: US$ 10400 per person
Full board service
- Transportation:-
Includes pickups and drop offs from and to the airport along with the domestic flights. - Food and accommodation:-
Accommodations will be provided in a 3-star hotel while staying in Kathmandu as well as during different stops in the trip.
A welcome dinner will also be held to introduce our team with the clients. Later,3 meals will be served during the trip which will be cooked by talented cooks along with occasional teas and coffees. - Permits and fees
The company will pay for the air cargo charges as well as all the taxes to the Nepalese government on your behalf.
The company will also take care of different Royalties and permits from Nepalese government
TIMS cards will be arranged
Entry permit fees and charges will be paid to Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality
Fees to climb Khumbu icefall will be paid to Sagarmatha Pollution Control
Committee
Permits for Walkie talkie as well as for satellite phone will also be provided
Additional fees will also be paid for deposition of garbage and stool shipment - Insurance
The company will cover for insurances of all the involved staff in case of accidents. - Equipments
All the tools and equipment that will be needed for the expedition will be transported by the company through air cargo and potters.In case of unfavourable circumstances,it may also be done through land or helicopters. - Trainings
Different training required for climbing ladders and ice walls will be given in the basecamp by the International Federation of Mountain Guides Association. - Liaison Officer,sherpas and porters
Every member will be facilitated with one Sherpa and one porter.
Also,a legit government Liaison will be present throughout the expedition - Base camp staffs and equipment
The base camp will be fully equipped with a seperate kitchen tent, dining tent,communication tent along with a toilet tent along with all the other necessary items that are needed for a comfortable stay.
Solar panels or generators will also be managed for electricity as well as the dining tent and other tents will be equipped with heaters to keep you warm.
Expert cooks and porters will be there in the camp to assist you. The base camp will also have a bar and bakery. - Communication
Walkie talkie and satellite phones will be given to each member to communicate in between the base camp and the mountain. Internet access will also be granted. - Oxygen masks,bottles and regulators
Every member will be given 5 bottles of oxygen along with summit masks and regulators for their journey.
More will be carried as a backup for emergencies along with a rescue sled. - Certificate
The members will be honoured with a certificate from MoCTCA for their accomplishment of climbing the mountain.
Base camp service
- Transportation:-
Includes pickups and drop offs from and to the airport along with the domestic flights. - Food and accommodation:-
Accommodations will be provided in a 3-star hotel while staying in Kathmandu as well as during different stops in the trip.
A welcome dinner will also be held to introduce our team with the clients. Later,3 meals will be served during the trip which will be cooked by talented cooks along with ocasis - Permits and fees
The company will pay for the air cargo charges as well as all the taxes to the Nepalese government on your behalf.
The company will also take care of different Royalties and permits from Nepalese government
TIMS cards will be arranged
Entry permit fees and charges will be paid to Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality
Fees to climb Khumbu icefall will be paid to Sagarmatha Pollution Control
Committee
Permits for Walkie talkie as well as for satellite phone will also be provided
Additional fees will also be paid for deposition of garbage and stool shipment - Insurance
The company will cover for insurances of all the involved staff in case of accidents.. - Equipments
All the tools and equipment that will be needed for the expedition will be transported by the company through air cargo and potters.In case of unfavourable circumstances,it may also be done through land or helicopters. - Trainings
Different training required for climbing ladders and ice walls will be given in the basecamp by the International Federation of Mountain Guides Association. - Liaison Officer,sherpas and porters
Every member will be facilitated with one Sherpa and one porter.
Also,a legit government Liaison will be present throughout the expedition - Base camp staffs and equipments
The base camp will be fully equipped with a seperate kitchen tent, dining tent,communication tent along with a toilet tent along with all the other necessary items that are needed for a comfortable stay.
Solar panels or generators will also be managed for electricity as well as the dining tent and other tents will be equipped with heaters to keep you warm.
Expert cooks and porters will be there in the camp to assist you. The base camp will also have a bar and bakery. - Communication
Walkie talkie and satellite phones will be given to each member to communicate in between the base camp and the mountain.
Internet access will also be granted. - Oxygen masks,bottles and regulators
Every member will be given 5 bottles of oxygen along with summit masks and regulators for their journey.
More will be carried as a backup for emergencies along with a rescue sled. - Certificate
The members will be honoured with a certificate from MoCTCA for their accomplishment of climbing the mountain.
Base Camp Excludes
- Air Fare: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be providing International flight airfare (from and to Kathmandu).
- Nepal entry Visa fee: Marvel Treks won’t be providing Nepali Visa fees.
- Lunch & Dinner: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be providing Lunch & dinner throughout your stay in Kathmandu (also in the issue of early return from Trekking /Expedition that is not scheduled in the itinerary)
- Extra night in Kathmandu: Our company won’t provide all the extra night accommodation in Kathmandu.
- Insurance: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be responsible for Expedition and high-altitude insurance, calamity, medical & emergency evacuation.
- Rescue Evacuation: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be responsible for Medical Insurance and emergency rescue evacuation cost (if required). (Rescue, Medication, Medical Tests and Hospitalization expenditures.)
- Personal Expenses: All Personal Expenses like Telephone Calls, Internet, Toiletries, battery recharge, hot shower, laundry, soft beverages, beers and any Alcoholic drinks etc won’t be under Marvel Treks and Expedition.
- Toiletries: All Personal hygiene products like Soaps, shampoos, toilet and tissue papers, toothpaste, etc won’t be provided by Marvel Treks and Expedition
- Filming: Marvel Treks and Expedition doesn’t include all the Special Filming, Camera and Drone permit/entry fees.
- Internet Service: Marvel Treks and Travels won’t be including any Internet Facilities during the trek.
- High Altitude Climbing Sherpa: We won’t provide you the Government licensed trekking expert, experienced and once-climbed Sherpas to assist you while climbing.
- Climbing Sherpa Salary & Allowance: Marvel Treks and Travels will not be responsible for the trekking Sherpa Salary, trekking gear, Food and Clothing.
- Oxygen Bottle (O2): Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be supplying an Oxygen cylinder: 3 oxygen bottles (2.5 litres.) per trekker and 2 oxygen bottles for individual high-summit Sherpa.
- Oxygen Mask & Regulator: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t provide you with a set of High Altitude Oxygen masks for each member and high-altitude Sherpa.
- High camp service: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be providing you with a high altitude tent, Necessary cooking EPI gas, a cooking pot for a member.
- A Satellite Phone: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t provide you with a Satellite Phone for emergency contact held by Sherpa.
- Walkie-Talkie: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t provide you with a Walkie–Talkie for intercommunicating from Base Camp to Mountain and vice versa.
- Permit: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t provide you with a satellite Phone/walkie-talkie permit for all associates and staff.
- Rope Fixing: Marvel Treks and Travels won’t be including all the essential costs of using fixed rope during the expedition
- Summit Bonus: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be responsible for bonus for climbing experienced Sherpa- Minimum 2500 USD.
- Tips: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be conversing with any tips for Basecamp staff. Please be generous to our staff who helped you.
- Extra: Marvel Treks and Expedition won’t be responsible for any other services or actions, which are not noted in the itinerary.
- We won’t be taking responsibility for any other activities or items that are not listed in the “Cost Includes” Section.
Gyachung Kang Expedition
Original price was: $11,500.00.$10,400.00Current price is: $10,400.00. $10,400.00,
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