Island Peak Climbing-Nepal's most popular climbing trek

The Island Peak Climbing Package is designed especially for climbers of all skill levels who want to combine trekking and mountaineering into one vacation. Before attempting more challenging heights, climbers with little to no prior mountaineering experience commonly choose to ascend Island Peak as their first mountain peak. Because it looked to be an island in an ice sea as seen from Dingboche, Eric Shipton's crew gave the summit the name Island Peak in 1951. When Imja Tse was given the summit's new name in 1983, Island Peak remained the most well-known.
People undoubtedly like their adventures with the friendly local Sherpas, in addition to gaining an intriguing understanding of the particular and traditional way of life of Sherpas. Gumbas, in addition to waterfalls, rivulets, gorgeous Rhododendrons, as well as animals like snow leopards, snow pheasants, musk deer, and Himalayan tahr, will fascinate and enthrall you. Your jaw will drop at the spectacular view of the Himalayas from above 7000 and 8000 meters.
Ancient Tibetan and Nepalese cultures will be on display in the rural communities along the route to Island Peak. The route travels via the charming village of Dingboche and some of the most spectacular terrain in Khumbu.
Kala Patthar (5600 meters) and Island Peak are two of the most popular climbing destinations in Nepal (6189 meters). The Everest region's Island Peak Climbing attracts hundreds of travelers each year with the promise of a stunning view of Mount Everest and other famous summits like Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Ama Dablam, etc.