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Royal Britain Peak Climbing

  • Duration 16
  • Destination Nepal
  • Trip Grade STRENUOUS
  • Starts at Kathmandu
  • Ends at Kathmandu
  • Meals All Inclusive
  • Accommodation Tent, Tea House
  • Max. Altitude 5200 m
  • Activity Climbing
  • Group Type Private
  • Group Size 2-16
  • Best Season Spring & Autumn
Highlights
  • Summit of Royal Britain Peak (5200m): Reach the untouched summit for stunning panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu.
  • Breathtaking Views of Himalayan Giants: Trek through trails offering awe-inspiring views of major peaks, including Everest and Makalu.
  • Everest View Point Sunrise: Witness an unforgettable sunrise over Everest and surrounding peaks from Kamire.
  • Buker Peak Summit (4100m): Conquer Bukur Peak and enjoy sweeping views of Eastern Nepal’s natural beauty.
  • Trek through Scenic Trails: Enjoy serene landscapes, from terraced fields to forested hills, all along the trek.
  • Trekking through Sherpa and Kulung Villages: Pass through cultural gems like Pattale, Salleri, Mamerku, and Chheskam.
  • School Visit in Chheskam: Engage with local communities and support New Futures Nepal UK’s educational initiatives.
  • Cultural Immersion: Experience traditional Kirat dances, ceremonies, and local hospitality in rural villages.
  • Cultural and Nature Experiences: Immerse yourself in the local Kulung, Sherpa, and other ethnic cultures and lifestyles while trekking through scenic areas of Nepal.
  • Explore the Mahakulung Region: Experience the rich culture of the Kulung and Sherpa people in remote villages.
  • Scenic Trek through Bamboo and Rhododendron Forests: Hike through vibrant forests on the way to Kenpa Hill.
  • Makalu Barun National Park: Traverse through this stunning park, home to unique flora and fauna.
  • Camp under the Stars: Spend nights camping in serene natural settings, surrounded by lush forests and breathtaking mountain vistas.
  • Camping in Bukur Base Camp: Stay at a peaceful base camp with views of the surrounding mountains.
  • High-altitude Adventure for All Fitness Levels: Suitable for trekkers with basic to moderate fitness levels, ensuring an accessible adventure for all.

Royal Britain Peak Climbing Overview

Embark on the Royal Britain Peak Adventure, a 16-day journey where high-altitude excitement meets cultural discovery. Starting in Kathmandu, you’ll trek through Sherpa and Kulung villages like Pattale, Salleri, Mamerku, and Chheskam, where you’ll engage with local communities and visit a high school supported by New Futures Nepal UK.

The highlight of this trek is reaching the summit of the unclimbed Royal Britain Peak (5200m), offering a panoramic view of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu. Along the way, you’ll traverse the serene Bukur Peak, camping under the stars in lush forests.

Declared by the Mahakulung Rural Municipal Council in 2021, the Royal Britain Peak honors the significant contributions of New Futures Nepal, a UK-based nonprofit. This trek, suitable for all levels of fitness, is rated easy to strenuous and includes all essentials—gear, meals, permits, and transportation—ensuring an unforgettable adventure in one of the world’s most stunning landscapes.

Day to Day Itinerary
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Upon arrival at Kathmandu Airport, you’ll be greeted warmly and transfer to your hotel, enjoy the rest of the day at leisure, allowing you to relax and acclimatize. Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the capital city and its unique blend of traditional culture and modernity.

Begin your journey with an early morning jeep ride from Kathmandu to Pattale. The drive offers a scenic stop at Dhulikhel for stunning views of the Gauri Shankar mountain range. The route then descends and follows the beautiful Sunkhoshi river until Ghurmi. The route crosses many rivers and after Ghurmi winds its way uphill through several stunning regions and including Olkhadunga until reaching Pattale. Pattale is a lovely Sherpa community of mountaineers. The journey offers a chance to see the beautiful area of the middle hills of Nepal as we work out way to the lower Everest region.

  • Tea House
  • All Inclusive
  • 7 hours
  • 170-180 km

Embark on a scenic journey through the lively Nele Bazaar and the traditional Deusa village, where the charm of the Rai communities can be felt. Cross the stunning Dudhkoshi River, known for its milky color, before reaching Chheskam, a culturally rich village. The road to Chheskam is paved up to Nele Bazaar, but the final stretch becomes bumpy. As you descend through the Thulung Rai village of Deusa, the drive offers picturesque views of the river and surrounding hills. Upon arrival in Chheskam, enjoy a warm homestay experience, immersing yourself in local traditions and savoring authentic meals while engaging with the vibrant culture of the lower Everest region.

  • Tea House
  • All Inclusive
  • 5.5 hours
  • Approx 120 km

Spend the day visiting schools supported by the Nepal English Education Foundation (NEEF), where you will receive a warm traditional welcome with cultural dances and ceremonies. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with students, teachers, and locals, gaining insight into the region’s educational initiatives and challenges. Optional gentle hikes to nearby villages offer a glimpse into the daily life of the Mahakulung community, where traditional skills like weaving, spinning, and carpentry are still practiced. The day concludes with a memorable stay in a local homestay, where you can experience the region’s hospitality and culture. Additionally, you can wash your clothes and enjoy a warm bucket shower.

  • Tea House
  • All Inclusive

We begin our trek to the Sherpa village of Boksuwar, located east of Chheskam across the Hongu River. The walk starts with a fairly level path to Chhemsi, followed by a short steep descent to the river. We cross the Hongu River via a bridge before ascending to Boksem, where we pause to take in the stunning landscape. Continuing our ascent for a few more hours, we reach the beautiful Sherpa village of Boksuwar. The trek offers a scenic journey through Chhemsi, crossing the river, and passing through fields of mustard and buckwheat crops, with breathtaking views of the Mahakulung landscape. We end the day camping under the stars, offering a chance to immerse in the Sherpa culture and way of life.

  • Camping
  • All Inclusive
  • 6 hours
  • 7km

Embark on a scenic trek through enchanting bamboo and rhododendron forests, with a peaceful lunch break at Hilepani, a grazing area offering stunning mountain views. As you ascend towards Kenpa Hill, take your time to enjoy the breathtaking scenery, capturing the beauty of Himalayan bamboo, rhododendron, and alpine forests. If trekking in March or April, the rhododendrons will be in full bloom, painting the hills in vibrant red. After 3-4 hours of hiking, stop for a well-deserved lunch at Hilepani before continuing for another 3-4 hours to reach Kenpa Hill. Here, take in spectacular views of the Mahakulung Valley and the high Himalayas, and enjoy a peaceful night in this serene setting.

  • Camping
  • All Inclusive
  • 6-7 hours
  • 6-7 hours

After breakfast, we begin our ascent towards Everest View Point, a trek that takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes. From there, the trail descends slightly before continuing uphill. Today, we leave behind the bamboo and alpine forests, transitioning to expansive pasturelands with breathtaking, panoramic views in every direction. The scenery is truly stunning, offering a feast for the eyes. On our way to the Base Camp, we pass the Gaubitta shrine, a revered religious site for the Kulung people, adding a spiritual dimension to the journey. By the end of the day, we reach Royal Britain Peak Base Camp, situated at an altitude of 4200m, where we rest and prepare for the next leg of our climbing adventure.

  • Camping Accomation
  • All Inclusive
  • 6-7 hours
  • 9-10

From Day 7 to 10, during the entire climbing period, our Sherpas will train our climber guests on everything, from using expedition gear to tackling acute mountain sickness. Our Sherpas will also explore the appropriate routes and fix the ropes. On summit day, the biggest day, we will begin the journey early morning to reach the Royal Britain Peak summit. The climb rewards adventurers with unparalleled views of towering Himalayan giants, including Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu. Upon reaching the summit, take time to celebrate this incredible achievement and capture memories of the awe-inspiring scenery. Afterward, descend carefully to Base Camp, where you’ll relax and recount the day’s experiences. Spend the night camping under the stars, surrounded by serene mountain beauty.

  • Camping
  • All Inclusive

Embark on an unforgettable journey to Kamire, where serene landscapes and awe-inspiring vistas await. Begin your adventure with a pause at Everest View Point to witness a breathtaking sunrise illuminating the majestic Royal Britain Peak, Everest, and the towering Himalayan giants. The trek from the RBP base camp to the Everest View Point is a true highlight, offering sweeping views of the Mahakulung Valley and the endless Himalayan horizon. Immerse yourself in nature’s beauty from every direction—it’s truly breathtaking! The trail winds along a scenic ridge to Kamire, where the day ends in peaceful bliss, camping amidst lush pastures. It’s the perfect blend of nature’s grandeur and tranquility.

  • Camping
  • All Inclusive
  • 5-6 hours
  • 8 km

Embark on a scenic trek along picturesque trails, where panoramic views of rolling hills and serene landscapes seamlessly blend adventure with nature. The trail gently descends southward from Royal Britain Peak to Bukur Base Camp, following the ridge’s edge with minimal elevation gain and loss compared to the previous days. As you journey along, enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Mahakulung region and the hilly landscapes of neighboring districts. Along the way, savor stunning views of the majestic Himalayas to the north, particularly from the Everest View Point, located just en route to Bukur Peak Base Camp.

  • Camping
  • All Inclusive
  • Approx. 6-7 hours
  • 10-12 km

Begin your journey early to summit Bukur Peak, renowned for its panoramic views of Eastern Nepal’s majestic landscapes. Often called the Poon Hill of Eastern Nepal, Bukur Peak offers spectacular vistas of the Himalayan ranges stretching from east to west. After soaking in the breathtaking scenery, descend towards Mamerku, a vibrant village that beautifully blends Sherpa and Kulung cultures. Along the way, stop for lunch at Golobum. Spend the night camping in Mamerku, fully immersed in the rich local traditions and the charm of this cultural setting.

  • Camping
  • All Inclusive
  • 8-9 hours
  • 10-11 km

Our journey begins with a descent to the Hongu River, followed by a trek westward to Chheskam, a picturesque Kulung village. The walk starts with a 3-hour trek from Mamerku to Chheskam, where we’ll enjoy a lunch break. From there, we embark on a 5.5-hour scenic drive to Salleri, situated at 2,362 meters. The drive offers stunning views of local life and diverse terrain. We drive down to the Dudh Koshi River, followed by an ascent to Nele, where we connect to the tarmacked road. On our return to Salleri Bazaar, we pass through numerous charming villages, immersing ourselves in the vibrant local culture. If time permits, a short hike to Phaplu offers additional breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

  • Tea House
  • All Inclusive
  • 7-8 hours
  • 105 km

The road from Salleri to Kathmandu is fully paved, ensuring a smooth journey. We’ll begin our day early with a jeep ride to Pattale for a delicious breakfast. Afterward, a short uphill hike will lead us to a breathtaking viewpoint with panoramic views of the Himalayan range, including Mount Everest. Watching the sunrise over these majestic mountains is an unforgettable experience. We’ll savor the view, capture photos, and then descend to resume our jeep journey. On our return, we’ll pass Okhaldhunga Bazaar, enjoy local delicacies, and take short stops, making the 8-hour journey an unforgettable adventure with stunning landscapes.

  • 7-8 hours
  • 280 km

Bid farewell to Nepal with a seamless transfer to Kathmandu International Airport, concluding this remarkable adventure.

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Our team guides, porters and accompanying staff are locals with a broad knowledge about each and every location that we travel through.

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  • Camping Tent: High-quality, water/wind proof tents
  • Kitchen Tent: A separate tent for cooking and food storage
  • Toilet Tent: Portable and eco-friendly toilet tent
  • Dining Tent: Spacious tent for dining and socializing
  • Chairs: Lightweight, foldable camping chairs
  • Dining Table: Portable and durable table for meals
  • Sleeping Bag: Rated for sub-zero temperatures (e.g., -10°C to -15°C)
  • Sleeping Mattress: Insulated and comfortable
  • Pillow: Compact and inflatable or travel pillow
  • Liner: Silk or fleece liner for extra warmth and hygiene
  • Cooking Stove: Portable and fuel-efficient
  • Fuel: Gas canisters or kerosene as needed
  • Cooking Utensils: Pots, pans, spatulas, ladles, and tongs
  • Cutlery: Plates, bowls, cups, forks, knives, and spoons
  • Water Filter or Purification Tablets: Essential for clean drinking water
  • Thermos: For hot beverages
  • Cleaning Supplies: Biodegradable soap, scrubs, and dishcloths
  • Staples: Rice, lentils, pasta, noodles, and flour
  • Proteins: Canned meat, eggs, cheese, nuts, and dried fish
  • Vegetables: Fresh or dehydrated vegetables
  • Spices and Condiments: Salt, pepper, chili powder, soy sauce, etc.
  • Breakfast Supplies: Tea, coffee, oats, muesli, and jam
  • Harness: Adjustable and durable
  • Crampons: Compatible with your boots
  • Ice Axe: Essential for steep climbs
  • Ropes: Dynamic and static ropes
  • Carabiners: Locking and non-locking
  • Gloves: Insulated and climbing-specific
  • Gaiters: To prevent snow or debris from entering your boots
  • Local government permits
  • Makalu Barun National Park Permits
  • Airport pick-up and drop-off
  • Jeep/Toyota Hiace/Scorpio Car ride – KTM-Pattale-Chhheskam-Salleri-KTM
  • 3 meals a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  • Hot water, milk tea, black tea, honey ginger tea anytime
  • Chef and kitchen staff
  • Climbing Guide and assistant guides
  • Porters
  • Pattale, Salleri-Chheskam twin bed sharing tea houses
  • During trek, one tent for two people
  • Compass or GPS device
  • Power bank/solar charger for charging devices
  • Repair kit for tents, zippers, and gear
  • Official Photographer
  • Duffle bag
  • First Aid Kit: Including altitude sickness medication
Cost Excludes
  • Meals not specified in the ‘Meal Inclusions’ section of the itinerary: Any meals outside the listed inclusions will be at your own expense.
  • Travel Insurance: It is highly recommended that travelers secure comprehensive travel insurance, including coverage for trekking, medical emergencies, and cancellations.
  • International Airfare: The cost of flights to and from Nepal is not included. Travelers are responsible for booking and covering their own international airfare.
  • Nepal Entry Visa: Travelers are required to obtain a visa for entry into Nepal. The cost of the visa is not included and must be arranged upon arrival or in advance.
  • Hot Showers During the Trek: While trekking, hot showers are not always available and may require an additional charge where applicable. Please be prepared for basic shower facilities.
  • All Kinds of Cold Drinks: Beverages such as bottled water, soft drinks (Coke, Fanta, Sprite), juice, and other cold drinks are not included in the trip cost and should be purchased separately.
  • Personal Trekking Equipment: Essential trekking gear such as backpacks, sleeping bags, trekking poles, footwear, and other personal items must be arranged by travelers themselves.
  • Tips for Trekking Staff and Driver: Tipping is customary for the trekking crew, including guides, porters, and drivers. While tips are not mandatory, they are greatly appreciated for exceptional service.
Departure Dates
  • We have daily departures for this trip from March to May and from mid-September to mid-December. You can type in the number of passengers to book a reservation and select a date that is convenient for you. Due to group size, we never cancel a trip once you’ve made a reservation. If you would rather join the group, we will add more travelers on the selected date. You can let us know once you make a reservation or earlier.
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  • Royal Britain Peak Climbing is considered a moderate to challenging expedition, suitable for experienced trekkers with a good level of physical fitness. Located in the Makalu-Barun National Park in the Mahakulung, the Everest region of Nepal, the peak offers stunning views and challenging terrain. Along the route, trekkers are treated to majestic views of the Himalayas, including the towering Everest, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga peaks. The route passes through remote villages, lush forests, and alpine meadows, providing an immersive cultural experience with local Sherpa and Kulung Rai communities. Trekkers also experience the stunning beauty of rivers, waterfalls, and wildlife, along with the dramatic landscape of the Makalu Barun Valley. The climb itself involves technical sections with rock and ice climbing, which require adequate preparation and guidance. The combination of natural beauty and physical challenges makes this an unforgettable adventure for those looking to push their limits.

  • To undertake the Royal Britain Peak Climbing, travelers must have a valid tourist visa for Nepal. This visa can be obtained upon arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport or in advance from Nepalese embassies abroad. The visa fees vary depending on the duration of stay, but typically a 15-day visa costs around USD 30, a 30-day visa is USD 50, and a 90-day visa is USD 125. Along with the tourist visa, trekkers require specific permits for the Royal Britain Peak Climbing. These include the Makalu Conservation Area Permit and the Peak Climbing Permit, which can be arranged through a registered trekking agency. Additionally, trekkers need a TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) card, which is mandatory for trekking in Nepal. All required permits and documents should be processed before the trip, and it’s recommended to confirm the current permit fees with your trekking agency.

  • The highest altitude reached during Royal Britain Peak Climbing is approximately 5,200 meters at the summit of Royal Britain Peak. Altitude sickness is a common concern at such elevations, and it can affect even experienced trekkers. To manage this risk, it is crucial to follow proper acclimatization protocols. This includes gradual elevation gain with rest days at higher altitudes to allow the body to adjust to the decreased oxygen levels. Hydration is also key to preventing altitude sickness, as well as maintaining a slow pace to avoid overexertion. If symptoms of altitude sickness, such as dizziness, headaches, or nausea, appear, climbers should descend to a lower altitude immediately and rest. It’s also essential to carry a portable oxygen supply and consult with your guide about emergency evacuation procedures. Proper acclimatization and preparation are essential to ensuring safety on the expedition.

  • Royal Brital Peak Climbing includes both technical climbs and high-altitude trekking, ascending calls for a moderate level of fitness. It’s nice to be Prior expertise trekking or mountaineering in high-altitude settings is required of climbers. To manage the physical demands of the expedition, one must have a high degree of cardiovascular fitness and endurance. A flight to Phaplu is usually followed by a hike through the villages of Pattale, Nele, Deusa, Sotang, Bung, and Chheskam. After that, hikers continue through isolated villages, alpine meadows, and thick forests. Trekking and technical difficulties, such as ice and rock climbing at the peak, are part of the ascent to Royal Britain Peak.

  • The cost of Royal Britain Peak Climbing varies depending on the trekking agency, duration, and additional services like guides, porters, and equipment rental. On average, the total cost can range between USD 2,200 and USD 3,500 per person, which covers permits, accommodations, meals, and the services of guides and porters. The best time to attempt the climb is during the pre-monsoon (spring) season, from March to May, and post-monsoon (autumn) season, from September to November. These months offer stable weather and clear skies, ideal for trekking and climbing. Climbers should prepare for varying weather conditions by bringing suitable clothing, including layered clothing for warmth, waterproof jackets, gloves, and hats for protection against cold temperatures, and sun protection for higher altitudes. It’s important to be prepared for sudden weather changes, such as snowstorms or heavy rain, particularly in the higher regions of the climb.

  • A “teahouse” in Nepal refers to a simple guesthouse or lodge located along trekking routes, offering basic accommodations and meals to trekkers. The teahouse system is widely used in trekking regions like the Makalu Barun area, and it provides a convenient and affordable way to rest during the trek. Along the Royal Britain Peak Climbing route, teahouses provide basic accommodation, typically consisting of shared rooms with twin beds and minimal furnishings. Some teahouses may offer private rooms for an additional cost. While the facilities are basic, climbers can expect hearty local meals, including dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), vegetables, and simple snacks. The teahouses are equipped with common areas for socializing, and some may have limited electricity for charging devices. However, amenities such as hot showers and Wi-Fi are usually not available, and trekkers should plan accordingly.

  • Safety is a top priority during Royal Britain Peak Climbing, and several measures are in place to ensure the well-being of trekkers. The expedition is led by experienced guides who are trained in first aid and mountaineering safety procedures. Additionally, climbers are required to carry personal insurance that covers high-altitude trekking and climbing, as well as emergency evacuation. In the event of accidents or medical emergencies, the primary method of evacuation is by helicopter, though this is contingent upon weather conditions and the accessibility of the area. The guides and porters are equipped with satellite phones for communication, and they will assess the situation and make arrangements for evacuation as needed. Climbing with a professional agency ensures that climbers have access to the necessary safety resources, including proper medical support, rescue coordination, and the expertise of guides familiar with the route and the challenges of the region.

  • The Royal Britain Peak Climbing route passes through pristine wilderness, where trekkers are likely to encounter diverse wildlife, such as the Himalayan tahr, musk deer, and the elusive snow leopard. Birdwatchers can spot species like the Himalayan griffon vulture and the red-billed chough. The natural beauty of the region is truly breathtaking, with dense forests, alpine meadows, waterfalls, and rivers offering stunning vistas. Cultural and religious aspects are also integral to the region. The trek passes through Sherpa and Rai villages, where trekkers can learn about traditional lifestyles and customs. Along the route, trekkers may encounter ancient monasteries, stupas, and prayer wheels, which hold deep spiritual significance. It is important to be respectful of these sites by refraining from loud noises and always following local customs. Understanding the significance of these cultural and religious landmarks enhances the experience and promotes positive interaction with the local communities.

  • Finances should be carefully managed during the Royal Britain Peak Climb, as cash is typically required for most expenses along the route, including teahouse accommodations, meals, and tips for guides and porters. There are no ATMs available in the remote areas near the base camp or along the climb, so it is essential to carry enough cash in Nepali rupees before departing for the trek. Most trekkers withdraw money from ATMs in Kathmandu or other major cities before heading to the trekking area. As for communication, the route is quite remote, and mobile network coverage is limited. However, most trekking agencies provide satellite phones for emergency contact. Charging facilities are generally available at higher-altitude teahouses, but they may be limited, and it is advisable to bring a portable power bank to charge devices when needed.

  • While medical facilities are limited along the Royal Britain Peak route, climbers are supported by professional guides and porters trained in basic first aid. In case of emergencies, trekkers are advised to descend to a lower altitude as quickly as possible, which can alleviate symptoms of altitude sickness. The guides are well-prepared to handle common trekking injuries, and they carry first aid kits with essential supplies. For more serious health issues, the nearest medical facilities are in the larger towns, and evacuation by helicopter may be arranged. The guide and porter play an essential role in ensuring the safety of the group, including assisting with navigation, carrying supplies, and helping with medical emergencies. Climbers are advised to carry personal medications and ensure they have adequate travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, including evacuation.

  • Preparation for Royal Britain Peak Climbing requires careful attention to gear, health, and logistics. Climbers should invest in high-quality mountaineering gear, including sturdy boots, warm clothing, technical climbing equipment (harness, crampons, ice axe), and a well-fitted backpack. A good sleeping bag rated for cold temperatures is essential, as well as a headlamp, trekking poles, and a first aid kit. In terms of health, climbers should undergo a fitness regimen to improve cardiovascular fitness, strength, and endurance. Acclimatization is vital, so trekkers should spend adequate time at higher altitudes before making the final ascent. Logistically, it is important to confirm all permits, insurance, and travel arrangements in advance. Working with a professional trekking agency ensures that all details are taken care of, from permits to transportation, and guarantees the support of experienced guides and porters throughout the expedition.

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