Monterosa Treks & Expedition Mt Everest 2004

Ganesh Neupane Managing Director at Monterosa Treks & Expedition is one of the many Sherpa companies running low cost expeditions to Mt Everest. Note these are base prices and are NOT for the inexperienced climber.

The team so far...

Mr. Hrad Miroslav (czech)	Mr. Palacky Miloslav (Czech)	Mr. Oto Louka (Czech)	Mr. Sanz Arranz (Spain)
Mr. Paco Bringos De La Fuente (Spain)	Mr. Nick Nielsen (Greenland)	Mr. Doorkkers (Holland)	Mr. Snelder (Holland)

Mountaineering Expedition: Tibet Side

A number of Himalayan peaks from 6000m. & more lie in Tibet which are open for foreign climbers. Monterosa Treks & mountaineering expedition is fully organise to provides any logistical support of any kind of expeditions from obtaining permission, providing support crews including high altitude climbing assistants & porters to facilitating Customs clearances.

Itinerary:

29 March 04 Day 01 Arrive Kathmandu & transfer hotel
29 March 04 Day 02 Kathmandu
30 March 04 Day 03 Kathmandu
31 March 04 Day 04 Drive Zhangmu, Hotel
01 April 04 Day 05 Drive to Naylam, Hotel
02 April 04 Day 06 Rest Day for Acclimatized
03 April 04 Day 07 Drive to Tingri
04 April 04 Day 08 Rest Day for Acclimatized 
05 April 04 Day 08 Drive Chinese Base Camp
06 April 04 Day 09 Chinese Base Camp 5400m.
07 April 04 Day 10 Chinese Base Camp
08 April 04 Day 11 Chinese Base Camp to Middle Camp load carry by Yaks
09 April 04 Day 12 Middle Camp - Advance Base Camp of Everest 6400m. 

10 April - 25 May 2004 Day 13-58 Climbing Period of Everest 8848m.

26 May 04 Day 59 ABC - Base Camp
27 May 04 Day 60 Drive to Tingri
28 May 04 Day 61 Drive to Zhanmu
29 May 04 Day 62 Drive Border exit and drive to Kathmandu.
30 May 04 Day 63 Kathmandu
31 May 04 Day 64 Kathmandu
01 June 04 Day 65 Final Departure

Cost: Group joining basis (group size minimum 5 Persons)

Person, Per Person US$ 6,000.00
Climbing Sherpa guide - Per guide US$ 3000.00

THE COST INCLUDES: 

1.      Hotel in Kathmandu accommodation 5 nights with bed and breakfast 

2.      full board hotel in Tibet above the Itinerary. Double room sheering basis. 

3.      All the transportation in Nepal and Tibet as per the itinerary

4.      4 Yaks per member from BC to ABC and 3 Yaks per member from ABC to BC back to Kathmandu.

5.      Tibet visa fee, Permit for Everest Expedition from Tibet.

6.      Sherpa Cook and kitchen boy at BC and ABC. 

7.      Base camp Tent, Dining tent, Kitchen tent, toilet tent, chair & table at BC & ABC, Mattresses

8.      Food and fuel at BC& ABC during the expedition period. (Breakfast, Lunch, dinner)

9.    Liaison Officer & Interpreter.

10.  High way and conservation charges.

11.  Office service charge

COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: 

1.         Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.

2.      Drinks, laundry, all other items of personal nature.

3.      Entry visa into Nepal. This can be obtained at the airport upon arrival.

4.      Re-entry visa for Nepal.

5.      Departure tax at Kathmandu airport.

6.      Personal travels, medical and rescue insurance.

7.      Climbing equipment, high altitude food & fuel above ABC.

8.      Bar bills

9.      Gas, Oxygen & regulator

10.    Gamo Bag, Rescue Jeep.

 

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