Trip Overview

For adventurers who seek more than a single summit and wish to experience Nepal’s ultimate alpine challenge, the 3 Peak Climbing expedition—covering Mera Peak (6,476m), Island Peak (6,189m), and Lobuche East Peak (6,119m)—is the perfect combination of endurance, technical skills, and breathtaking Himalayan scenery. This journey is not just about climbing; it’s about testing your spirit in the high mountains while embracing Nepal’s rich culture and legendary landscapes.

This expedition is designed for ambitious trekkers and climbers with good physical fitness, determination, and some basic mountaineering skills. While Mera can be attempted by strong beginners, Island and Lobuche require prior experience with crampons, harnesses, and technical climbing techniques.

Highlights of the 3 Peak Climb

• Climb three iconic Himalayan peaks in one epic adventure.

• Cross the spectacular Amphu Laptsa Pass, one of Nepal’s most challenging high passes.

• Experience Sherpa culture and Buddhist monasteries along the way.

• Stand on summits above 6,000 meters and soak in jaw-dropping 360° panoramas.

• Gain valuable alpine experience to prepare for higher expeditions like Ama Dablam or Everest.

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Useful Information

Trekking Gear Checklist

Clothing (Layering System)

☐ Thermal base layers – 2–3 tops & 2–3 bottoms
☐ Fleece jackets/pullovers – 1–2
☐ Lightweight down/synthetic jacket – 1
☐ Waterproof/windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or similar) – 1
☐ Waterproof trekking pants – 1
☐ Trekking shirts (quick-dry) – 2–3
☐ Trekking pants (convertible optional) – 2–3
☐ Trekking shorts (optional) – 1
☐ Trekking socks – 4–6 pairs
☐ Warm wool socks – 2 pairs
☐ Underwear (quick-dry) – 5–7 pairs

Head & Hand Gear

☐ Sun hat/cap
☐ Buff/neck gaiter
☐ Wool/fleece hat
☐ Lightweight gloves (liner)

☐ Balaclava
☐ Warm insulated gloves/mittens (waterproof)
☐ Sunglasses (UV protection – Category 3 or 4)

Footwear

☐ Trekking boots (broken in, waterproof)
☐ Approach shoes/trainers
☐ Camp sandals/slippers (optional)
☐ Gaiters (snowy sections)

Bags

☐ Duffel bag (50–100L, waterproof, for porters/yak) (We provide 50 L Duffel Bag)
☐ Daypack (30–40L)
☐ Dry bags/stuff sacks

Sleeping Gear

☐ Sleeping bag (–15°C to –20°C for trekking) (We provide Sleeping Bag for trek use)
☐ Sleeping bag liner
☐ Sleeping pad (for camping treks)

Hydration & Eating

☐ Water bottles (2 × 1L)
☐ Hydration bladder (optional)
☐ Water purification tablets/drops
☐ Insulated bottle cover
☐ Snacks (energy bars, electrolytes)

Personal Items

☐ Headlamp (with spare batteries)
☐ Batteries (spare batteries)
☐ Trekking poles
☐ Sunscreen (SPF 50+) & lip balm (SPF 30+)
☐ Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, wipes, sanitizer)
☐ Quick-dry towel
☐ Earplugs
☐ Power bank & charging cables
☐ First aid kit & medications
☐ Travel insurance & permits

Climbing Gear Checklist (For Island Peak, Mera Peak, Lobuche)

Clothing for Summit Push

☐ Heavy down expedition jacket/pant
☐ Insulated climbing pants
☐ Extra thermal layers
☐ Balaclava
☐ Glacier sunglasses (Category 4 UV protection)

Technical Climbing Gear

☐ Climbing harness
☐ Helmet
☐ Crampons (compatible with boots)
☐ Ice axe
☐ Ascender (Jumar)
☐ Descender (ATC, figure 8)
☐ Locking (3) & unlocking (3) carabiners
☐ Tape Slings 240 cm / Dynamic Cord 6mm (300 cm)
☐ Head Light 300-500 Lumens Spare Battery (Energizer Ultimate Lithium)
☐ Glaciers Glasses (Antifog, Polarized, Uv Protection)

Climbing Boots & Accessories

☐ Double/triple-layer climbing boots
☐ High-altitude gaiters
☐ Extra warm gloves/mittens
☐ Warm expedition socks (extra pairs

Route Map

Departure dates and price

The given cost are per person and exclude international flights. Given below are the departure dates available for online booking. If the given date is not favorable then please contact us and we will happily customize your trip on dates more appropriate for you.

Note: If your group size is of more than 1 pax then you can set your own departure date.