Day 1

Arrival in Kathmandu
Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu and transfer to your hotel. The day is reserved for rest after travel, with optional sightseeing in the culturally rich cities of Kathmandu, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur.

Day 2 - 5

Tibet Visa Preparation (Kathmandu)
These days are dedicated to processing the Tibet visa and completing expedition preparations. Equipment checks, team briefings, and final logistical arrangements are carried out while staying in Kathmandu.

Day 6

Drive from Kathmandu to Timure
The expedition officially begins with an early morning drive from Kathmandu to Timure near the Nepal–Tibet border. Overnight stay in Timure.

Day 7

Drive to Kerung (Tibet)
After completing border formalities, drive to Kerung, currently the most reliable road access point into Tibet. Overnight stay at a hotel.

Day 8

Drive from Kerung to Tingri (4,300 m)
Continue driving across the Tibetan plateau to Old Tingri, gaining significant altitude. Overnight stay at a hotel with expansive views of the Himalayan range.

Day 9

Acclimatization & Preparation Day in Tingri
A full day for acclimatization and preparation. Short walks and light sightseeing help the body adjust to altitude before moving higher.

Day 10

Drive to Shishapangma Chinese Base Camp (4,980 m)
Drive via the Lalung La Pass (4,990 m) and Dopzang La (5,150 m), leaving the main road to reach the Chinese Base Camp of Shishapangma. Camp is established beneath the mountain.

Day 11

Rest & Acclimatization at Chinese Base Camp
A full rest day at Base Camp allows further acclimatization. Short hikes to surrounding ridges and peaks help prepare for the move to Advanced Base Camp.

Day 12

Trek to Advanced Base Camp (ABC)
A long and demanding trek with yaks carrying loads takes you toward Advanced Base Camp, with a stop at an Intermediate Camp along the way.

Day 13 - 30

Ascent of Shishapangma (8,013 m)
This period is dedicated to establishing Advanced Base Camp and higher camps. Equipment is cached at the depot camp (5,900 m), followed by Camp I (6,200 m) across the Jebokangjale Glacier and moraine valleys.
The route ascends a steep slope to Camp II at approximately 6,900 m, then continues to the ski depot at 7,100 m before climbing a steep flank to Camp III at 7,350 m on the connecting ridge.
Depending on conditions, climbers attempt either the Central Peak or the Main Summit. The final ascent involves steep mixed terrain requiring full concentration. From the summit, climbers are rewarded with panoramic views of Everest, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Lhotse. Descent follows the same route.

Day 31

Descent to Chinese Base Camp
After completing the summit phase, descend back to the Chinese Base Camp for rest and recovery.

Day 32

Drive to Tingri
Return by vehicle to Tingri and enjoy a well-earned rest day at the hotel.

Day 33

Drive from Tingri to Kerung
An early morning drive brings you back to Kerung. Overnight stay at a hotel.

Day 34

Drive from Kerung to Kathmandu
Cross the border and drive back to Kathmandu, returning to the comforts of the city.

Day 35

Rest Day in Kathmandu
A leisure day to relax, explore the city, shop for souvenirs, or enjoy cultural sightseeing.

Day 36

Final Departure
Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward journey, marking the conclusion of the Shishapangma Expedition.

 •       All airport-hotel – airport transport

•         Half day sightseeing in Kathmandu

•         4 (four) nights hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on BB basis

•         Domestic flight including all taxes

•         Excess baggage charge

•         Climbing permit fee.

•         Necessary number of porters/yak to carry load to & from base camp

•         Equipment allowance and insurance of Liaison officer

•         Personal climbing Sherpa with wages/equipment allowance/ insurance/high camps load ferry bonus

•         Cook and cook boys with their equipment allowance, wages and insurance

•         Best quality tents at Base camp with sleeping mattresses

•         Best quality dinning tent (Carpeting inside) with heater at Base Camp

•         All necessary kitchen & camping equipment at base camp and camp 2 along with table/chairs.

•         Shower facility at base camp

•         Fresh and organic food and beverages at Base Camp and imported quality high altitude food (individual packet)

•         Enough numbers of EPI gases with burner for high camps

•         Walkie-talkie and permit fee

•         Satellite phone for the emergency purpose (Personal call $ 3 per minutes)

•         Solar panel/Generator with accessories at base camp for recharging & power supply

•         Necessary climbing hardware gears with fixed ropes except the personal gears

•         Required Oxygen bottles with mask and regulator.

•         Insurance of local team members

•         Rope fixing fee

•         Ice fall fee

•         Accommodation and meal at tea house/guest house in/out to base camp

• Air travel to and from Kathmandu.
• Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
• Laundry, postage, telephone calls, and all other items of personal nature.
• Entry visa and Re-entry visa for Nepal.
• Personal Expenses.
• Medical and rescue insurance.
• Personal Climbing equipment.
• Bar bills & Beverage.
• Garbage Deposit. Deposit fee will be not refund if clients (climber) don't take back their garbage.
• Conservation fee.
• Medicine and first aid expenses.
• Walkie-Talkie.
• Extra yak.