Island Peak Expedition from Chhukung - 5 days

Island Peak Expedition from Chhukung - 5 days


Island Peak Expedition of 5 days from Chhukung is the best option for those who want to climb Island Peak but have a tight budget. This cost-friendly adventure gives you the freedom to trek to Chhukung by yourself and receives our climbing assistance from the mountain base. We offer you a guide, climbing permit, camping logistics, and group climbing equipment. You only have to show up at Chhukung, and we will take it from there.

Island Peak, located in the Khumbu region, is a popular trekking peak. It is usually the first choice of novice climbers looking to ascend a major Himalayan mountain. Island Peak also offers ideal conditions for experienced climbers to brush up their climbing skills.

For climbers looking for an acclimatization climb before they scale 8,000m or 7,000m peaks, Island Peak Expedition is the perfect mountain. Though there are few technical portions, you can climb the Peak within a day. You can return to Chhukung the same day you summit. An experienced guide with more than 20 years of experience in climbing will help you up the mountain.

How Much Does This Trip Cost?

The trip's price depends on the type of services chosen by our clients and the group size. The cost of each trip we organize is different because we see travelers as individuals having their own particular needs and preferences.

Get ready for an incredible journey tailored to your interests and preferences, whether you're looking for a budget-friendly adventure or a luxurious getaway. Leave the planning to us as we take care of all the details, ensuring your dream trip becomes a reality. You can relax and focus on creating unforgettable memories that will stay with you forever.

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Trip Highlights

  • The ideal package for those seeking only Island Peak Expedition assistance
  • Practice session at the pre-climb training a day before the summit
  • A straightforward route to the summit of Island Peak with a couple of technical sections
  • No overnight camping on the mountain while climbing. Climb Island Peak and return to base camp the same day.
  • Climbing guide with more than two decades of mountaineering experience
  • Close up views of several 8,000 and 7,000-meter peaks from the summit

Brief Itinerary

Day Highlights
Day 1 Arrive in Chhukung (4,730m/15,515ft) and Meet Climbing Team
Day 2 Chhukung to Island Peak Base Camp (5,100m/16,728ft) and Pre-Climb training at Island Peak Base Camp - 3 to 4 hours trek
Day 3 Trek from Island Peak Base Camp to Island Peak High Camp (5,500m/18,040ft) - 3 to 4 hours trek
Day 4 Island Peak High Camp to Island Peak Summit and back to Chukkung 6,189m/20,306ft 8-9 hrs
Day 5 Contingency day

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Trip Overview

Island Peak or Imja Tse is a mountain that offers you the perfect Himalayan peak climbing experience. Standing tall at 6,189m, one can reach the mountain's summit from the base camp and return in one day. Island Peak Expedition from Chhukung, which only takes 5 days and begins from Chhukung, offers a budget-friendly and flexible option for those climbers needing only climbing support. Guide, climbing permit, camping logistics at the Island Peak Base Camp are arranged by the company.

Your Island Peak expedition adventure begins from Chhukung. At this Sherpa settlement, you meet your guide and expedition crew. After checking the gear and equipment, the team heads out to Island Peak Base Camp, where pre-climb training is conducted. Our experienced climbing Sherpa will demonstrate the use of climbing equipment and let you try them out. Under his guidance, you try rappelling and abseiling using a harness, rope, ascenders, and descenders. 

As the route to Island peak has some challenging technical sections, the pre-climb training will certainly boost the confidence of novice climbers. The peak also lies close to Mount Everest, making it the ideal choice for expedition members looking for an acclimatization climb before the big Everest summit push. With technical portions just ideal for polishing the technical climbing skills, Island Peak is the perfect mountain to practice climbing before an 8,000m summit.

Designated as a 'trekking peak,' the Island peak was first climbed in 1953. Since the peak looked like an island standing alone, Eric Shipton, a British explorer, named the mountain 'Island Peak.'

Even though the summit can be reached in a single day, one has to remember that it is physically draining. Walking and climbing continuously for 10-12 hours at high altitudes needs a lot of physical and mental strength. The climb will test your endurance limit to the maximum. 

The climbing experience though not necessary, can be an advantage. One has to be physically fit to take on this challenge. The summit push involves waking up in the early hours and climbing up the mountain at  2 to 3  AM. A tough 8-9 hours of hiking and climbing on rock, snow, and ice will take you to the summit and back. Man ropes, as well as fixed ropes, will be used. You can expect a couple of crevasses en route, which will be crossed using ladders.

A 300m ice wall before reaching the ridge leading to the summit is the toughest portion of the ascent. The ascent and descent on this portion of the trail are hazardous, and one needs to be extra cautious while tackling this section. The summit's final walk takes you to an exposed ridge from where you get awe-inspiring views of the Khumbu peaks. Though Island Peak lies close to Mount Everest, one cannot view the world's tallest mountain from Island peak as it lies behind the Lhotse summit. However, close-up views of  Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse look equally impressive.

This short Island Peak Expedition itinerary is for those independent trekkers and climbers who only need help with the logistics while climbing Island Peak. As our climbing crew camps out at the Island Peak Base Camp throughout the climbing season, you can trek to Chhukung anytime to begin your Island Peak Expedition adventure. You spend a night at a local teahouse and another night camping at Island Peak Base Camp and next Island Peak High Camp.

If you need a complete trekking and climbing package, you can check out our Island Peak Climbing for 15 days. Similarly, if you would like to trek Everest Base Camp combine with climbing, then 'Island Peak Climbing with EBC 20 Days' trek is a perfect blend for trekking and climbing in the Everest Region.

Route Map

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Detailed Itinerary

Day 1
Arrive in Chhukung (4,730m/15,515ft) and Meet Climbing Team

Trek to Chhukung and meet with our guide and climbing crew. A small village at the base of Island Peak, Chhukung has a few teahouses climbing gear, and equipment rental outlets where you can hire any items you need for climbing Island Peak. Our guide will help you if you need any assistance to rent your gear.

Overnight in Chhukung.

Day 2
Chhukung to Island Peak Base Camp (5,100m/16,728ft) and Pre-Climb training at Island Peak Base Camp - 3 to 4 hours trek

chhukung-everest-region-enpal Chhukung Village

After breakfast, you depart from Chhukung and head to Island Peak Base Camp. You ascend a path that lies close to the Lhotse and Imja glaciers. The views of the mountains and glaciers are terrific and breathtaking. After a sweaty ascent, you reach the Island Peak Base Camp.

Leave your things in your one-person tent and have lunch. Our crew will have a kitchen tent set up to prepare you and other climbers for nutritious meals. After having lunch at the dining tent furnished with chairs and a table, you participate in pre-climb training—practice rappelling and belaying under the guidance of our experienced guide.

Get to bed early as you need to wake up at midnight to prepare for your summit push.

Overnight in tented camp.

Day 3
Trek from Island Peak Base Camp to Island Peak High Camp (5,500m/18,040ft) - 3 to 4 hours trek

This is another acclimatization day before ascending Island Peak. So, today will be a relatively easy day with a few hours of climbing to a high camp at 5,500 meters. Gradually you will climb steep uphill, and after reaching the top, you will make your way through a steep rocky path and reach the high camp of Island Peak. It is a small campsite with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and glaciers. You'll get enough time for a good rest and general preparation for tomorrow's climb.

Overnight stay in Island Peak High Camp.

Day 4
Island Peak High Camp to Island Peak Summit and back to Chukkung 6,189m/20,306ft 8-9 hrs

You get your stuff and head out in pitch darkness following your guide. You carry in your daypack packed lunch, water, camera, any memento you want to leave at the summit, and some snacks you can nibble. It is important to make an early start as you need to be on the summit before the afternoon wind blows and brings in the clouds. As the day progresses it gets very windy and foggy on the mountain. 

You clambering up on a rocky slope for about 3 hours and reach Crampon Point. The place is named Crampon Point as this is the place where you put on your crampons.  The group progresses on a snowy and icy trail secured by a man-rope from 5700m onwards.  Walking on a narrow ridge, you reach the base of Imja Glacier. Enjoy a heartwarming sunrise over the Ama Dablam, Mera, Makalu, Baruntse, Chamlang, and other peaks. The slope tilts at an angle of 45 to 50 degrees making the ascent not very difficult or technical. At the glacier, our guides fix the ropes. Lhotse rears up close as you near Island Peak's summit.

A technical ascent up a vertical wall before the summit is the toughest part of the climb. You climb up the anchor points, by attaching and detaching your harness. Cross crevasses using ladders. There will be one or two crevasses en route depending on the prevalent weather.

You hold on to the fixed rope and walk along the ridgeline enjoying the views till you reach the summit. After spending some time at the summit savoring your victory and taking pictures you descend the same route. It is a long and exhausting descent to the base camp. Keep your eyes wide and be careful as most of the accidents occur while descending. Upon reaching Base Camp celebrate your victory and have refreshments. Later bid goodbye to the crew and head to Chukkung.

Overnight in Chukkung.

Day 5
Contingency day

A reserve day for emergencies. This day will be used in case your summit push is aborted due to bad weather or delays because of ill health or injury. If everything goes as planned you can complete this trip in 5 days.


Daily departure available for peak season, from March to May and September to November. Please contact us for date, price and more information.


Best seasons to climb Island Peak

Spring and autumn are the best seasons to climb Island Peak. The weather generally remains pleasant during these seasons, offering ideal conditions for climbing. There is sunlight during the daytime, and the skies remain clear. In the afternoon, it may get windy and foggy.

Summer and winter are not the best seasons for climbing as there are heavy snowfall and precipitation during these seasons.

Island Peak Difficulty Level

Climbing Island Peak is not easy but is chosen by novice climbers who are serious about mountaineering. The peak also offers a challenge to experienced climbers. The climb can be exhausting and tests your endurance limit to the fullest. But the views are well worth the effort.

Island Peak is the best Himalayan mountain to climb for first-time climbers before taking on the 7000 and 8000-meter giants. Island Peak also offers the ideal condition for acclimatization to those who are planning to climb Mount Everest.  The proximity of the peak to Mount Everest makes Island Peak the number choice for Mount Everest expedition groups to practice their climbing skills. The technical sections provide enough opportunities to hone their climbing skills and boost their confidence.

The ascent to the summit involves climbing on rock, snow and ice, rock. There are a few technical portions where you need to use ladders, ropes to belay and rappel down, and an ice axe.  On summit day, there will be non-stop walking and climbing for more than 10 hours.  This can be extremely exhausting. Therefore one needs to be physically as well as mentally fit to complete this challenge. The previous climbing experience though not essential, can be an added advantage.

Island Peak Climbing Permit

Island Peak Climbing Permit is only offered to government recognized trekking agencies. So if you want to climb Island Peak, you need to book your trip through a licensed agency like Third Rock Adventures. Individual trekkers can arrange for trekking permits independently, but peak climbing permits are only given to expedition groups climbing with a licensed agency.

The Island Peak climbing permit fee according to the season:

  • Spring (March to May) - USD 250
  • Autumn (September to November) – USD 125
  • Low seasons (December – February, June -August) – USD 70

Climbing Guide and Porter Support

Your climbing guide is a local Sherpa climber with more than 20 years' climbing experience. He has safely guided clients to Island Peak, Mera Peak, Mount Everest, Manaslu, etc. He is a licensed mountaineering guide and a trained mountaineer. Having lived in the mountains all his life, he knows what to do during critical situations. He has received first aid and wilderness survival training.

While the climbing guide is responsible for the team and takes all the major decisions, he will assist the assistant. Every 2 climbers will be under the care of 1 assistant guide. The assistant guides follow the instructions of the chief climbing guide.

Training for Island Peak Expedition

Your training should start at least 2 or 3 months before the start of your trip. If there's a mountaineering training facility near your residence, you can train there. You should include lots of endurance and muscle building exercises. Jog, cycle, lift weights, climb stairs, swim, or go on long hikes carrying a heavy backpack. Have a balanced diet and consult your doctor before booking your trip.

Insurance for Island Peak Expedition

Travel insurance is compulsory to obtain a permit for Island Peak climbing. Please do get an insurance policy that covers the cost of high altitude emergency rescue and evacuation. As you reach a height of 6189 meters, your policy should offer coverage up to that elevation. Besides, the insurance should also offer provisions for hospital bills, canceled flights, lost baggage, injuries, etc.

Meals

In Chhukung, you will have your meals at the local teahouse, where your room will be booked. During camping at the Island Peak Base Camp, our kitchen crew will prepare meals for you. You can expect nutritious and energy-giving soups, broths, hot drinks, and meals. On summit day, you take a packed lunch with you, which you will have en route.

Drinking Water

At Chhukung, you can buy bottled mineral water or boiled water at the teahouse. If you have a reusable water bottle with a water filtration system, you can get cold water and filter it.  At the camp, our crew will provide boiled drinking water.

Accommodation

You will stay overnight at a local teahouse in Chhukung. A single one-person tent will be provided while camping at Island Peak Base Camp and High Camp. You will find a dining tent furnished at the camping site with chairs and a table to have your meals in comfort, a toilet tent, and a one-person tent for sleeping. We provide mats, but you should bring your sleeping bag. As the nights can be freezing, we recommend you bring a 5 season sleeping bag.

Electricity

The teahouse will have electricity. You can charge your devices by paying a fee to the teahouse owner. At our campsite in Island Peak Base Camp, we use solar panels for power. You can charge small devices using the charging ports.

Tipping

It is mandatory to tip your guides and crew. If you can reach the summit, the guides should be offered an additional summit bonus along with the tip.

Climbing Equipment & Gear

  • Climbing Helmet
  • Climbing Boots(insulated stiff-soled, ideal for high altitude)
  • Ice Axe
  • Crampons that fits your climbing boots
  • Harness
  • Carabiners (lockable and non-lockable)
  • Prussiks
  • Jumar or ascending device
  • Descending or belay device
  • Tape Sling
  • 5 Season Sleeping bag
  • Sleeping bag liner

Rental items

  • Climbing harness
  • Crampons
  • Jumars, slings, carabiners, descenders
  • Ice axe
  • Climbing or plastic boots

Additional Kit Information

A climbing boot graded B1, which is a snug fit for your crampons, is a must. If you are planning more summits in the coming seasons, you can opt for B2 or B3-graded boots. 8,000-meter triple boots are recommended if you want to keep your feet and toes warm while climbing.

You can rent climbing boots and a sleeping bag at Chhukung from the rental outlets. But do keep in mind that climbing boots of size 12 or greater are not available for hire at Nepal's rental outlets. If you have large feet and your shoe size is 12 or 12+, you need to bring your own climbing boots.

Recommended Read: Packing List For Peak Climbing In Nepal

Why Island Peak Expedition with Third Rock Adventures?

Third Rock Adventures has been successfully organizing climbing expeditions in the Nepal Himalaya for several years. We have some of the best Sherpa guides in Nepal working for us. Our team takes care of all the minute details and checks and cross-checks every piece of equipment used while climbing. We take your safety very seriously and make sure that all the safety rules while climbing are followed.

Climbers choose us because:

  • We have an experienced team of climbing guides with 20+ years of climbing experience. They have safely guided clients to Mount Everest, Island Peak, and several 8000 and 7000-meter peaks several times.
  • We offer assistance 24/7. You can reach out to us via phone call, email, Whatsapp, Viber, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. You can expect a prompt response from our side at any time. 
  • High-quality mountaineering equipment (group)
  • Competitive price. Fair and transparent pricing
  • Flexible and sensitive to your needs

How to Book Island Peak Expedition?

An easy way to book this trip is by visiting our website and filling up the booking form online. You can also book this trip by sending us an email. A booking deposit (20% of the total trip cost) is required to receive a confirmation of your booking. The balance should be paid less than 30 days before the start of your trip or after you arrive in Kathmandu.

Payment via credit card, bank transfer, Western Union, etc., is accepted. Our bank account details will be sent to you in case you want to send a wire transfer.

Useful Links for Island Peak Climbing

Top 10 Tips To Summit Island Peak

How difficult is the Island peak climbing

Mera Peak vs Island Peak Climbing

Climbing permit fee for trekking peaks in Nepal [UPDATED 2022]

Packing List for Peak Climbing in Nepal

Island Peak Expedition from Chhukung FAQs

The camp is set up only at the Island Peak Base Camp.

Yes, travel insurance is a must to climb Island peak. Make sure your policy has a provision for high altitude rescue and evacuation above 6000 meters.

No, Everest is not visible from Island Peak, However one can enjoy close up views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Makalu, and Baruntse from the mountain.


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Latest Trip Reviews

Travel experiences of our clients who recently returned from their trips.

Cristina Hidalgo
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Nov 14, 2022

Chukkung Island Peak Journey

We are more than thankful to Lakpa for his mountaineering skill and top-notch service. We talked to Naba from Namche Bazaar for this expedition and he quickly managed for this 5-day adventure. Nothing to complain, but thousands of recommendation to anyone planning and dreaming of climbing peak in Nepal. Turst me it;s good decision to climb but go with experienced guide like Lakpa.
Allard Fèvre
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Nov 09, 2022

Topped Island Peak

I joined Tom on an expedition to the top of Island Peak which is just 5 days. We got the best price for the best guide and service. Our climbing hero Chhewang led us to the top without any hassle and complications. Glad that I am home with an amazing expedition, experience and memories. Thanks to Naba for his effort and service.
Damian Tyrell
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Oct 05, 2022

Chukkung Island Peak

It was a great to view from the top of Island Peak. We loved the itinerary but had to customize and Naba never said no to me. And he offered the price we couldn't say no. Everything was managed at the best level. And luckily the day had the best weather for the best view. Thanks to Naba and his team for this amazing adventure of the year for us.
Samuel Chapman
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Oct 03, 2022

Best Mountaineering leader

Third Rock Adventures arranged the best leader for my expedition to Island Peak summit from Chukkung. I have to say that the price was too good for me. The 5-day adventure was best because of the leader as he was experienced and attentive for everything. Highly recommended company.
Edmond Lestrange
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May 08, 2022

Beautiful View

We had a beautiful view from the top of Island Peak. All the credit goes to my great climbing leader who was patient and helpful when I took time and rest and encouraged me to do it anyhow. When descending it was easy as well because my guide was there all the time for me.
Karsen York
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May 06, 2022

Climbed Island Peak

It was an amazing experience from the top of the peak. Everything seems like a dream, all white, solid rock, and beautiful sky. My guide congratulated me for successfully climbing the peak and we had a great picture. We slowly ascended to Chhukung. Everything was just perfect.
Westin Humphrey
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May 06, 2022

Island Peak from Chhuking

I customized the itinerary a bit and asked them to pick me up from Namche Bazaar and climb the peak. Naba instantly approved my request and managed the guide and porter for the expedition. They use good set of climbing gear and equipment and there's no question about guide. He is highly experienced and had climbed the peak for more than 50 times and I could see that. Thanks Naba for everything.
Theo Dawson
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May 06, 2022

I climbed Island Peak

Thanks to Chhewang for his exceptional service. I had doubt if I could climb further from lit more above Island Peak Base Camp but Chhewang encouraged me to the top. Highly recommended guide.
Alfred Marshall
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Apr 28, 2022

Climbed Island Peak

I don't think I need to write much about Naba and his company. I am writing this review to recommend the best guide for Island Peak Climbing, Mr. Chhewang Sherpa. He is a great guide with top-notch service to offer to his clients. I love how he look at things and decides rightly. He is the guy for any peak climbing in Nepal.
Harry Ryan
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Apr 19, 2022

Chukkung to top of Island Peak

This is great itinerary. We were two and they provided two climbing leader, so descending to Chhukung was easy and safe. My climbing leader Chewaang took me to the top of the peak and safely descended. Thanks to TRA for this wonderful climbing expedition. It is unforgettable how we enjoyed the climb.
William Baker
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Apr 17, 2022

Remember for a lifetime

I am grateful to the Third Rock team for making it happen. I was never this confident but with the amazing team, I did it. I have beautiful memories and stories that I will remember for a lifetime. Thanks again to the team. The best perk of going with great company is the friendship and bond and I am still in contact with Naba.
Jack Tyrell
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Mar 27, 2022

Did it!

I am so proud of myself for completing the climb to the top of Island Peak. All the credit goes to my climbing guide Chhewang Dai. He was kind, concerned, and always willing to help.The organizer let us have good food and good accommodation. I appreciate every effort by my guide and the team for this climb. 5 stars for my guide dai.
Zander Gale
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Mar 24, 2022

Chhukung to Top of Island Peak

ISLAND PEAK is a great peak in Nepal for mountaineering. But you have to go with someone who is highly experienced, and knows what to do next in the face of adversity. I know how hard is it to trust a company when you are ready to spend so much on peak climbing, including your time and life. I also was overwhelmed before booking with Third Rock Adventures. There were tons of travel agencies and expedition companies who were so interested to organize expeditions for me but I had to make sure I WAS going with a great travel company, specially the climbing leader, I did days of research and finally found Third Rock,. Just before I booked, I talked with Naba, the founder of the company, and read their review. Andwith hindsight, I realize I did the best. Thanks to Naba and his team for making it happen.
Ricardo Bahena
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Mar 22, 2022

Great Team

Due to bad weather, we had to wait in the base camp for two more days. It was during that two days we realized how professional is the team of Third Rock Adventures. They assessed the weather, and time-window and managed everything just so perfect. My climbing leader would double check on my status, and cooperate with team, and when we reached the top, just like he said, we had the bestest view of the mountains. See little things matter, make sure you go with good climbing leader and good team when climbing peak.
Harry Palmer
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Mar 18, 2022

Island Expedition.

We had a great climbing experience this year. We climbed Island Peak with Chhewang, a great mountaineering leader. It was great to have him guide us. He seemed a humble and kind guy and not to mention, highly experienced. We highly recommend Chhewang for Island Peak Climbing.
Hayes Newton
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Mar 18, 2022

Superb Experience

We recently returned from our amazing climb to the top of Island Peak from Chhukung. It was a superb experience to the top of the Island Peak.
Giacomo Calvetti
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Oct 29, 2020

First mountain climb of my life

I got encouraged to climb Island peak after I saw many travelers at Chhukung who were older than me going for the climb. I was planning to take a good rest at Chhukung but instead of it I dared to go for the Island climb. Luckily I met Mr. Lhakpa who is veteran climber of Third Rock Adventures and leading his team to Island peak. Initially I was scared of the height and the strenuous walk but my guide kept on motivating me and finally I did it. Very happy. The crew were very helpful and accommodating, they'll look after your needs without questioning and will give you the right guidance to get you trough the hardest part of trips. Namaste and Thank you.
Webster Bride
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Mar 29, 2020

Short yet successful climb of Island peak

Our trekking initially had no plan to climb Island Peak but on reaching Chhukung we decided to do it. The Sherpa guide from Third Rock Adventures agreed to take us together for the expedition. Huge respect to lead climbing guide Chhewang Sherpa. We had a wonderful time. Our guides and the rest of the crew were very helpful and took good care of us. I always felt that we were in great hands! I would recommend this company and team to anyone willing to do Himalayan adventure trips.
Brian E. Coleman
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Sep 28, 2019

Unique Climbing Expedition

Never have I ever thought of climbing Island Peak from Chhukung. But once I studied the itinerary and all possible outcomes, I couldn't say no to it. I braved my decision to do it and asked Naba to help me in every possible way, to which he said yes. And he did it. I had hard times arriving in Chhukung but with constant connection with the team of Third Rock, I did it without much tensions. They offered me pre-climb training and at base camp, we chatted a lot. My climbing leader with his years and years of experience helped me prepare for the climb. I was more excited. I did it to the top. Had I decided not to do it, I would surely have regretted it. It was more than expected. My days before arriving in Chhukung until I stepped at the top, every day was special. Glad that I chose them. Everything was perfect. Now, a small suggestion to everyone- if you want to climb the peak, you can choose Island Peak Climbing from Kathmandu. However, if you want to do it from Chhukung, you got to be prepared seriously. Needless to say, you can do it, like I did !!!
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