Expedition Calendar: Plan Your Next High-Altitude Summit

Planning a high-altitude climb is not just about picking a date on a calendar. We insist on built-in acclimatization days for every expedition, and our 1:4 guide ratio ensures that safety remains the priority, not just the summit. Before you ever step on a glacier with us, we cover the basics through in-city technical workshops because preparation is half the climb.

Our expedition calendar is built around the realities of the mountain, not just a travel schedule. We operate in windows where weather is most favourable, but we always keep buffer days for acclimatization.

Types of Expeditions

• 6000m Peaks: Ideal for those stepping into technical climbing. Peaks like Lobuche East or Kang Yatse II offer glacier views and technical challenges without the extreme altitude risks of 8000m giants.
• 7000m & 8000m Summits: For the seasoned mountaineer. These expeditions, including Lhotse or Manaslu, require significant physical conditioning, and we provide dedicated 1:1 Sherpa support to manage oxygen systems and camp logistics effectively.
• Seven Summits: A global challenge where we guide you through the logistics of moving between continents, from the volcanic slopes of Kilimanjaro to the icy terrain of Elbrus.

Our Process

We believe that training is just as important as the climb itself. All our expeditions include pre-departure workshops where you learn to jumar, rappel, and move as a team. We handle the logistics—from permits and liaison officers to heated base camp dining tents and solar charging stations—so you can focus on the trail. If the mountain forces a turn back due to conditions, we view it as a part of the story. The goal is to return home stronger, having added another chapter to your own experience.