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HIGHLGHTS
K2 Expedition, the world second highest peak
South East - Abruzzi spur route
IFMGA/NNMGA expedition leader and 1:1 Nepalese Sherpa Guide/Climber ratio during Summit Climb
6 X Supplemental oxygen per climber
Karakoram valleyOVERVIEW
K2, known as "the savage mountain or mountain of mountains" is the world's second-highest peak and arguably the toughest challenge in mountaineering. Historically, K2 has been considered an unclimbable mountain peak. It remains one of the most challenging commercially climbed 8000M expeditions. The NAMAS Adventure team is ready to welcome you to climbing K2, paving the way for climbers to achieve their dreams on this formidable mountain.
Pre-requisite requirements (several 4000M - 6000M & at least one 7000M & 8000M plus multi-pitch climbing & ice climbing experiences): 6000M - Lobuche East & Island Peak, Chulu West, Khumbu 3 Peak expeditions, Annapurna three peak, Ama Dablam etc. 7000M - Annapurna IV, Baruntse Peak, Himlung Himal (Similar expedition). 8000M - Manaslu, Cho-Oyu, Everest etc. Multi-pitch climb (rock or ice), rock climbing grade up to 5-9+/- to 5.10 a,b,c, and Ice climbing WI-3 to WI-4.
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Summer 2026
22nd June - 3rd August (6 spots)
(Bookings for Summer closes on 1st May)
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USD 60,000 P/P
Deposit: USD 11,000 p/p
Please inquire about prices in your local currency. We accept payment in £GBP/ €EUROS/ $AUD
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Certified IFMGA lead guide and NMA Nepalese Guide with 8000M and several 6000M, 7000M guided experiences.
1:1 Personal Guide/client ratio. (Additional Sherpa Guide can be arranged, extra charges apply)
Head chef and 2 kitchen helpers (Helpers increase with the number of climbing team members)
6 X Oxygen cylinder for emergency use only (Additional Oxygen cylinder USD 1500)
2 nights before the expedition and 1 day after the expedition. Hotel in Islamabad. (Should clients return early from their expedition, clients will be responsible for their extra hotel bookings)
All trekking and climbing permits
All internal-local transportation to and from the trekking trailhead
Solo tent at BC, and 2-person tent at higher camps
60 kgs personal weight (Extra additional weight, clients will need to hire an additional porter. Estimated USD 1500)
Meals during camping days (Non-veg and veg options, etc)
Burners and expedition equipment
Walkie-talkie/ Satellite phone/wifi at base camp
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner on trek and expedition days.
Lodge accommodation during the trek
Porters services
Arrival pick-up and departure
Internal flights
Full Expedition First aid kit and high-altitude medicines
Welcome or Farewell leave Dinner
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Visas and travel insurance
Summit Bonus ($1500+ per member)
Entertainment and food
Bottled drinks and beverages
Evacuation (will be done in your account)
Laundry, Phone services, Personal expenditure transactions
Optional trips
Tea breaks, chocolates or other snacks, and any meals besides breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Delay and cancellation because of natural phenomenon
International flights Islamabad - Skardu - Islamabad
ITINERARY
Day 01: Arrival in Islamabad & transfer to the hotel.
Day 02: Preparation day in Islamabad.
Day 03: Fly from Islamabad to Skardu.
Day 04: Rest day in Skardu: Expedition briefing and final preparations.
Day 05: Drive from Skardu to Jhula.
Day 06: Trek from Jhula to Paiyu.
Day 07: Rest day in Paiyu.
Day 08: Trek from Paiyu to Urdukas.
Day 09: Trek from Urdukas to Goro II.
Day 10: Trek from Goro II to Concordia.
Day 11: Trek from Concordia to K2 Basecamp.
Days 12-39: Climbing period (Basecamp to Summit and back to Basecamp).
Day 40: Cleaning up Basecamp and preparing for descent.
Day 41: Trek from Basecamp to Goro II.
Day 42: Trek from Goro II to Kurburtze.
Day 43: Trek from Kurburtze to Mundung.
Day 44: Trek from Mundung to Jhula and drive back to Skardu.
Day 45: Farewell and debriefing in Skardu.
Day 46: Fly from Skardu to Islamabad & transfer to the hotel.
Day 47: Transfer to the international airport for final departures.
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For additional peronal Sherpa guide please contact our office
Extra Oxygen bottle $1500 per bottle
GUIDING TEAM
Our team will be composed of highly skilled and experienced Certified Sherpa guides from Nepal, working in close collaboration with our Pakistani high-altitude porters to ensure the safety and success of the route. This blend of expertise, combined with our small, focused team and qualified climbers, significantly enhances your chances of reaching the summit. Our Sherpa guides are among the best in the world, known for their ability to capitalize on brief windows of favorable weather—an essential strategy when facing the notoriously unpredictable conditions of K2.
BASE CAMP
We recognize the crucial role that proper nutrition plays in the success of every expedition. To ensure your dietary needs are met throughout the trek and climb, we provide a comprehensive meal plan tailored to high-altitude demands. Our trusted Pakistani or Nepalese cooks and staff carefully prepare most of the food. At higher camps, our Sherpa guides assist with meal and water preparation, ensuring that climbers stay well-nourished and in good spirits. We also recommend that climbers bring their own high-altitude freeze-dried meals, energy bars, hydration tablets, and protein powder as supplementary nutrition.
Local porters will carry our expedition gear to the base camp, which is reached via one of the most challenging hikes, even more demanding than many treks in Nepal. At base camp, we offer large heated common tents for dining and communication, as well as comfortable hut-style personal tents for each climber. For communication, we provide high-range radios and satellite phones, along with complimentary internet access via a satellite modem.
WHY JOIN TEAM NAMAS
For many mountaineers, summiting K2 represents the pinnacle of their climbing ambitions. This extraordinary challenge demands exceptional resilience and determination, but the rewards are incomparable. At NAMAS Adventure, we share your passion and are fully committed to helping you achieve this monumental goal. Our mission is to support you at every stage, from the first step on this iconic peak to the creation of unforgettable memories.
Join our small, highly skilled team dedicated to making your dream of standing atop K2 a reality. We are here to guide you through every phase of the journey, transforming your adventure into a story of triumph and camaraderie. Let us be your trusted partners in this extraordinary endeavour.
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HOW DOES IT WORK?
1. Initial Inquiry and Planning
At NAMAS Adventure, we start by understanding your aspirations and goals. From your first conversation with our expert team, we provide personalized recommendation tailored to your interests. Once the perfect expedition is identified, a deposit secures your spot. We then work closely with you to plan and prepare every detail—from gear selection and training advice to arranging insurance, permits, and logistics.
2. Preparing for the Journey
As your expedition date approaches, we’ll help you finalize all preparations. This includes collecting the final balance payment (typically due 60-90 days before your trip), ensuring all necessary documents are in order, and addressing any remaining questions. Our team is available via email or phone calls to make sure you’re fully prepared and confident for the adventure ahead.
3. On-Expedition Support
Arrive at your destination ready to begin! From pre-expedition briefings and gear checks to the full support of our experienced guides and ground team during your climb, we’re here to ensure everything runs smoothly. With flexibility to adapt to any changes or needs, we’re committed to making your adventure seamless, enjoyable, and unforgettable
STRATEGY
Climbing Approach:
Supplemental Oxygen: 6X Supplemental oxygen per member
Guide: 1:1 Climbing ratio during Summit push
Acclimatization: We conduct 2-3 acclimatization rotations between Advanced Base Camp (5,300M/17,400Ft), Camp 1 (6,070M/19,900Ft), Camp 2 (6,700M/21,980Ft), Camp 3 (7,250M/23,800Ft), and Camp 4 (7,700M/25,300Ft) before the final push to the summit at 8,611M/28,251Ft. w
The Abruzzi Spur (Southeast Ridge) Route:
The Abruzzi Spur, or Southeast Ridge, is considered the most straightforward route on K2, yet it remains extremely challenging:
From the BC -Crampon Point to Camp 1: Relatively secure ascent with minimal avalanche risk.
From Camp 1 to Camp 2: 50-meter off-width crack known as House’s Chimney, which is equipped with old ropes. Camp 2, protected by a large rock, can experience severe winds and cold temperatures.
From Camp 2 to Camp 3: This is the most technical part of the climb, involving approximately 400 meters of vertical and near-vertical mixed rock and ice terrain, particularly through the Black Pyramid. Challenges include House’s Chimney, the Black Pyramid, and the Bottleneck.
Camp 3: Highly prone to avalanches. The climb to Camp 4 involves a long snow slog, typically without fixed lines, so speed is crucial to avoid potential collapses along the shoulder.
Camp 4: Longer vertical climb expected more than half a day to reach the top.
The Summit: The summit, at 28,250 feet, is usually reached by setting out between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m. The Bottleneck, a 100-meter couloir at 8,300 meters, poses a steep 80-90 degree incline. Icy conditions make this section particularly challenging, and it has been the site of numerous fatalities.
The Summit Push:
On summit day, we begin with a gradual ascent of "the Shoulder" on hard snow and ice, leading to the Bottleneck—a challenging rock and snow climb beneath a looming serac. The route includes "the Traverse," which requires precise footwork, followed by the upper snow slopes leading to the summit. We often need to break trail through deep snow. The view from the top is unmatched, serving as a testament to the extraordinary journey.
FAQ'S
When is the best time to plan for K2 Expedition? . . .
June - August
Which route will Namas team choose? I can see the mountain is very steep and exposed, What is your climbing strategy? . . .
We will climb via the South east ridge - Cesen Abbruzzi Spur Route
How long is a typical day on the mountain?? . . .
Time duration and distance varies from camp to camp, but on normal climbing day can expect an average of 6 - 10 hours climb. Summit attempt days are usually the longest one starting between 10am to 1 pm, as we have to descend down to our chosen camp.
What is summit day like? . . .
Summit day in K2 is the straightforward climb through the the steep section of the pyramid. We will be mostly climbing through ice and snow terrains and will be a early day (am) start to the summit and back to camp 3 or camp 2.
Contingency Days? . . .
We have added contingency day on our 28 days climbing/summit days. If the weather is all great then from base camp to summit and back can be achieved in 12 - 18 days if that is not the case then we have already added an extra 10 days as a contingency so that our team can have extra days for summit attempt when things don't go as planned. Yes, we would highly recommend return flight to stay flexible as this will give you the opportunity to extend/shorten your departure date.
Guides/Sherpas for K2 Expedition? Ratio : clients. Qualification and level of English? . . .
On this expedition we aim to have max 10 climbers, our guiding team will include Lead IMFGA and NMA certified guide with additional NNMGA Nepalese Sherpa guides along with local guides from Pakistan. We believe at this stage Nepalese IFMGA/NNMGA certified guides are more than capable in this day and age and have an excellent level of English and guiding expereinces. Pakistani local guides are upcoming and we shall contribute to this building process. We are committed to responsible tourism and want to enhance and prioritise Pakistani or Nepalese leaders, but if the clients request a western guide personally then we can have that arranged.
Guide/client ratio 1:1. Our Sherpas Guides are all certified and will have extensive experieces of climning in Pakistan and Nepal who have several 8000M, 7000M and 6000M climbs in their portfolio. Additional Personal Sherpa for 1:1 can be arranged who will be solely responsible for the clients but extra additional charges apply.
How much tips do you suggest for guides and porter teams? Summit tips? . . .
Most of our guest give tips during the end of the trek/climb. Your booking payment already consist a tip pool of $1000. We will fairly distribute the tips among your drivers, assistant guides and porters.
Guest also donates trekking equipments like jackets, trek poles, gloves or hats to porters which is greatly appreciated. Guest can also buy our porters dinner, during the final day of the trek for all their hard work and for making their trek possible
Suggested Additional Summit tips $1500.
What are the skills/prior experience required for this climb? . . .
Pre-requisite requirements (several 4000M - 6000M & at least one 7000M & 8000M plus multi-pitch climbing & ice climbing experiences): 6000M - Lobuche East & Island Peak, Chulu West, Khumbu 3 Peak expeditions, Annapurna three peak, Ama Dablam etc. 7000M - Annapurna IV, Baruntse peak, Himlung Himal (Similar expedition). 8000M - Manaslu, Cho-Oyu, Everest etc. Multi-pitch climb (rock or ice), rock climbing grade up to 5-9+/- to 5.10 a,b,c, and Ice climbing WI-3 to WI-4.
Advanced level Abseiling. This is the simplest yet the one of the most important skills to master. You will be required to descend for an extended period of time at extreme heights and conditions. Some multi - pitch abseiling knowledge/experience are also required.
Climbing/traversing on different terrains and verticals. Slab rocks, vertical rocks. Scrambling on steep terrains.
Use of Crampons and Ice axe. Winter ice climbing or mountaineering courses are recommended. You should be able to kick step and balance with ice axe on icy slopes to ascend on vertical climb. Ice arrest skills to save your self incase of slips or fall, being comfortable while descending and abseiling on crampons in all the terrains.
Climbing in Extreme Altitude. Your prior experience in climbing should give you a good understanding of your body coping in the altitude. You will be liable to yourself so it is best to build you fitness up to the best level. Our itineraries are designed to be able to help you with proper acclimatisation but you will also have to be aware of your eating pattern and staying properly hydrated.
How do I know this is the right trip for me? . . .
K2 Expedition climb being a serious climb but an extreme and one of the most challenging commercial 8000M expedition. our grading system can help you determine if this is the right expedition and if it is the right time to take upon trips of such nature. If you are yet unsure please do contact our team and we will walk you through where you are in your current experience level and guide you into choosing the right expeditions.
How many guides/ Sherpas will be assigned to our group? . . .
1:1 Sherpa/Guide guided expedition with additional support guide members.
How many in a group? . . .
Min 4 - Max 10
Who is this trip for? . . .
Any climbers 18+ with relevant climbing experiences.
Who goes on this Expedition? . . .
Climbers from all over the globe with different backgrounds, interest and mountaineering skill level join our expeditoin. Some climbers even join this expedition after climbing Everest or other higher expedition because all climbs are fundamentally different and challenging.
Can my friends and family join me on the trek into Base Camp? . . .
Yes, it is possible. Please email us about this and give you relevant informations.
Can I contact other climbers to join this expedition? . . .
Yes, we highly encourage that. Maybe its your friend with whom you have been on amazing/challenging adventure trips before, a you met during your other expeditions, a challenge you seek together or any other ideas where you think the other person might enjoy this amazing climb.
Baggage allowance by Namas Expedition team for Gasherbrum Expedition? . . .
We allow 60kgs of personal weight for this expedition.
Is it possible to organise a private expedition? . . .
It is best advised to join the announced group climb for K2 expedition.
What fitness/conditioning level is needed for this climb? . . .
You need to be in excellent shape for this climb. Although K2 climb is supported by Sherpa guides and ropes, due to the technical nature of the peak, it is critical that you are in the best shape possible. Sherpa support is moderate on this climb, you are expected to be able to carry all of your personal gear needed for the climb. Our Sherpa teams will primarily be responsible for transporting our group gear. Client are responsible for their fitness level preprations for K2 or any mountaineering expeditions.
Technical preparation and trainings for K2 Expedition? . . .
- Higiher grade on Bouldering and rope climbing session in your local climbing centre.
- Commitment to regular endurance and strengthening training.
- Basic Ice climbing course to help you with use of rope climbing, ice axe, crampons and understand the nature of physical demands that the mountain requires.
- 4000 - 6500 M, 7000M+ & 8000M peak of mountain summit. Your adaptability to high altitude and climbing on high steep terrains.
How heavy will my bagpack be? . . .
We will be moving a lot of our personal gears during acclimatisation rotation and safely leave it in our personal tent. This lightens the load and normally your packs are 10-15kgs
How do you I train for a trip like this? . . .
We have written blog post on training for mountaineering which can give yo a guidance and tips on how long to what type of training you should undertake to train yourself well for challenging mountaineering expeditions.
Physical fitness needed for K2 Expedition? . . .
You need to be in your top shape for this climb. Due to the semi-technical nature of the peak, it is very important that you are in the best shape possible. Also, as Sherpa support is moderate on this climb, you are expected to be able to carry all of your personal gear needed for the climb. Sherpa teams are primarily responsible for carrying group gears to the camps.
What sort of hotels do we stay at in the city? . . .
All Namas expedition team stays at the Hotel in Islamabad. Arrivals we stay in Hotel hill view and Concordia motel in Skardu.
Can I have my own tent when trekking? . . .
We do provide a personal tent during trekking days. At the Base camp personal hut style tent will be available. Please do let us know in advance so that our team can make the necessary arrangements.
Will Showers and laundry be available during expedition? . . .
Our Base Camp we will set up our own shower tents, where showers are available and there will be access to hot water for you to do your clothes washing. Laundry powder is provided.
Is foods included in our expedition fees? . . .
All our expeditions are all-inclusive. Breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as ample hot and cold drinks during trek and expedition days are included. We can cater for vegetarians as well as many other special diets as long as we are informed of this prior to the trip. All of our expeditions provide excellent local and Western food.
What are the food like? . . .
Food are mostly prepared by our Kitchen staff. Mostly local breads, meat, vegetable, pasta etc.
What is the best way to get to Pakistan? . . .
You will need to search for flights to Islamabadn International airport. Regular flights operate into Islamabad via Doha, Dubai,Etihad.
Do I need to get a visa for Pakistan? . . .
Yes. For most nationalities, a visa can be obtained online. (Link)
Do I need to arrive the day before the trip starts? And when should I book my flight to leave? . . .
We have got you all covered. All our trip programme itinerary already have an arrival day and a departure day built into them. Please plan to arrive at early hours on Day 1 of the itinerary. If you plan to come early and explore Islamabad then you are welcome as Islamabad offers tons of culutral experiences. If you would like a 1-2 days tours please do let us know and we can provide suggestions. Our Pakistan representative will meet and pick you up at the airport and the first of many team briefings will take place on the evening of Day One. Please do not book to depart before the scheduled final trip itinerary day. All the details will also be sent on the final email.
When should I book my ticket? . . .
We recommeend you to book 90-60 days prior to your trip start date to ensure your trip has met the minimum numbers and will operate. If you see a good deal and want to book your flights, then ensure that you can make changes to your ticket or you run the risk of losing it if we do have to cancel the trip. In such situations, we are usually able to help you book on to an alternate departure, either with us or another operator.
Where do we meet? Will I be picked up? . . .
As you arrive in Islamabad, Namas guide or representative will receive you at the airport with our shuttle car/van. If you are arriving before the scheduled trip start date and want to be receiced at airport then please do let us know in advance and we can make the arrangements to pick you up. Or there are airport taxies to help you.
What if I am arriving early or departing late? . . .
Namas team can make necessary arrangements or recommendations should you want to explore more of Pakistan. Please do let us know in advance or even to our team in Nepal to help you with these matter.
What is the best way to get to Pakistan? . . .
You will need to search for flights to Islamabadn International airport. Regular flights operate into Islamabad via Doha, Dubai,Etihad.
Do I need to get a visa for Pakistan? . . .
Yes. For most nationalities, a visa can be obtained online. (Link)
Do I need to arrive the day before the trip starts? And when should I book my flight to leave? . . .
We have got you all covered. All our trip programme itinerary already have an arrival day and a departure day built into them. Please plan to arrive at early hours on Day 1 of the itinerary. If you plan to come early and explore Islamabad then you are welcome as Islamabad offers tons of culutral experiences. If you would like a 1-2 days tours please do let us know and we can provide suggestions. Our Pakistan representative will meet and pick you up at the airport and the first of many team briefings will take place on the evening of Day One. Please do not book to depart before the scheduled final trip itinerary day. All the details will also be sent on the final email.
When should I book my ticket? . . .
We recommeend you to book 90-60 days prior to your trip start date to ensure your trip has met the minimum numbers and will operate. If you see a good deal and want to book your flights, then ensure that you can make changes to your ticket or you run the risk of losing it if we do have to cancel the trip. In such situations, we are usually able to help you book on to an alternate departure, either with us or another operator.
Where do we meet? Will I be picked up? . . .
As you arrive in Islamabad, Namas guide or representative will receive you at the airport with our shuttle car/van. If you are arriving before the scheduled trip start date and want to be receiced at airport then please do let us know in advance and we can make the arrangements to pick you up. Or there are airport taxies to help you.
What if I am arriving early or departing late? . . .
Namas team can make necessary arrangements or recommendations should you want to explore more of Pakistan. Please do let us know in advance or even to our team in Nepal to help you with these matter.
Will you provide clothing and expedition equipment list? . . .
Upon K2 Expedition inquiry and confirmation we will email you all the necessary documentation needed, including detailed equipment lists. If you have questions you have after reading through our equipment list you can always reach out to us and we can assist you in preparing for the trip as well as recommending and sourcing a range of clothing and equipment suitable for the climb. Our list are prepared with recommendation from our Sherpa climbing team.
Do I really need all the equipment on the equipment list? . . .
Yes, these lists have been carefully prepared and please bring everything on the list!
How heavy will my bagpack be? . . .
We will move our personal gear up the mountain during our acclimatisation rotation and store it in your assigned tents. Normally our packs are 5-10 kgs.
Logistical support, Kitchen staffs and porters? . . .
Logistical team during expedition. we will have 1 head chef with 1-2 helpers for small numbers ( 1-4 groups ). And 3 - 4 ( for 5 - 8 groups ). Porters numbers also depend on the number of climbers. We allow 60Kgs per client for this expedition and each porter will carry 30kgs per client. So, with the increase in weights per client the no. of porter team increases.
What kind of Tents will we use during K2 Expedition? Brands/sizes and setups? *_. . ._
We will use alpine 4 season tents from Salewa, Mountain Hardwear, Samaya equipment and Kailas. Most of our client tents are 2 person tents but a single tent can be provided for any solo climbers joining the team. Although we recommend 2 people in a tent to have company and preserve the natural heat. Head of Sherpa team Sardar will be in charge of all the tent setups.
What type of sleeping bag is recommended for K2 Expedition ? Will extra blankets available if required? . . .
4 season goose downfilled sleeping bag that can handle upto -40C is recommended. This will be clearly stated in your recommended gear list but for Ama Dablam expeditions. We suggest buying a sleeping bag big enough to allow you to wear extra clothes in if it is especially cold .
How much weight will we carry on the expedition? . . .
Once we begin our expedition from base camp, our strong Sherpa team that will carry all the team equipment, food and ropes and you will carry all your personal gear. At higher camps clients are expected to carry 5-10 kgs of personal gear.
Will supplemental oxygen be provided during the expedition? Is this included in our expedition fee? . . .
K2 expedition climbers will be provided 6 X supplemental oxygen.. If you would like to request one then we can make the arrangements upon request. (Extra charges apply) as this is not included in our expedition fees.
What high altitude medication will be available on the expedition? Do we need to take tablets before/ during the trek? . . .
All our guides carry extensive medical kits including various medications for altitude illness. If you have a previous history of altitude illness then please discuss this with us and your physician, otherwise there is no need to take preventative medication before or during your expedition.
You need to bring any medications you regularly use (don’t forget to tell us about them), plus extras. Also bring a small first aid kit including a blister kit and mild headache medication for the normal altitude headaches.
Will there be any access to a satellite phone? If yes then what would be the charges for usage? . . .
Yes, on all our expedition our guides take satellite phones and you are welcome to use these at US$3 per minute. There will be a daily dispatches blog on our Namas adventure website, where your friends and family can follow your progress.
Is there internet throughout the expedition? . . .
There will not wifi coverage provided at base camp.
Will there be any power source for charging batteries, etc. available throughout the expedition? . . .
All our expedition team is equipped with solar panels and battery charging stations. Our first priority wil always be to charge our radios, satellite phones and expedition electrical equipment. There is usually enough power to then charge your personal electrical equipment.
While on trek, tea houses will also have power available with with Asian plugs (needed) and offer recharging for a fee.
What is the best equipment for photography in alpine environments? . . .
As camera technology is changing and getting smaller and better, we recommed light and durable cameras for photography. If you are a serious photographer then you will have your preferences on camera gears but just for enthusiast to record and document your memory mirrorless cameras from SONY, Cannon and small action camera like gopro or insta 360 are recommended. Drone is gaining its popularity but please ask us information for drone use rules and regulation. For safety reason Nepal is very stict with drone use and we do not want it to be a hassle during our expedition days.
What insurance do we need to get? . . .
Insurances are mandatory in all our trips, there is a requirement for each expedition member to have insurance to cover any personal or medical mishaps that may occur before or during the expedition. Click here for more information on expedition insurance.
Do I need evacuation insurance? . . .
Yes, it is very important and a must. Many of our expeditions are in remote places with no roads and third world medical services. In an unlikely event scenario, we would want you to be evacuated asap and get you the right medical attention.
Who do you recommend for insurance? . . .
Insurances varies on your nationality but there are a handful of insurances that cover most of the countries especially for mountaineering expeditions. Please click the link here, we have a list of recommended insurance providers that we tust and which our clients have previously used.
What is Trip Cancellation Insurance? . . .
For very unknown and unforeseen circumstances you may be forced to cancel their trips for reasons such as family illness, injury to one’s self, business issues, etc. In times like this you want to have a peace of mind protecting your investments on trips, flight tickets. So trip cancellation insurnace should gurantee protection of your money that you have paid for.