Makalu is the world’s fifth highest mountain at 8,485 meters (27,838 feet), known
for its sharp pyramid shape and challenging climbing routes. This expedition
offers a mix of remote wilderness trekking and serious high-altitude
mountaineering, perfect for experienced climbers seeking adventure away from
the busier Everest region.

Expedition Highlights
● Trek through untouched and less-traveled areas of eastern Nepal
● Pass through remote villages and pristine forests en route to Base Camp
● Experience the spectacular view of Makalu’s distinctive four-sided pyramid
● Climb steep snow and ice faces with technical sections demanding strong
skills
● Establish camps progressively from Base Camp up to high camps
● Summit during the best weather window, generally in spring

Who Should Join?
● Experienced high-altitude climbers with technical ice climbing skills
● Climbers in excellent physical condition and with strong stamina
● Those comfortable with remote, less accessible mountain environments
● Adventurers ready for a demanding and less commercialized expedition
● Individuals aware of altitude sickness risks and proper acclimatization

What to Expect on the Climb
● Trekking through isolated trails with limited infrastructure
● Technical climbing on steep ridges and icy slopes
● Multiple camp rotations to properly acclimatize
● Challenging summit push requiring endurance and strong climbing
techniques
● Exposure to rapidly changing weather and cold, windy conditions
● A rewarding experience summiting a majestic and less crowded 8,000m
peak