Lobuche Peak situated just above the Lobuche village in Khumbu Region. This peak is not far from the Mt. Everest but only few kilometers nearer to the way of this world’s highest mountain. Lobuche Peak has its two different summits, one is Lobuche East Peak (6119m) and the other is Lobuche West Peak (6145m).

The route of Lobuche Peak climbing starts from Lobuche village via South bear and South Ridge. Both the Peaks of Lobuche are dramatic and very similar in geometry, forming three-ridged pyramid on each. They dominate the view from the Everest Base Camp trek while approaching Lobuche village located at the base of the Southeast shoulder of the Lobuche East Peak. The South and Southeast Ridges form a typical rock triangle extending to the Khumbu Glacier sideways moraine and easily identifiable from the trek and in particularly from the hill with stone memorials.

The trek to approach for Lobuche Peak Climbing starts from the renowned valley Lukla, after a short 35 minutes spectacular flight from Kathmandu and follows through colorful Khumbu Area’s Sherpa villages. Namche Bazaar, the famous ancient trading post between Nepal and Tibet; Tyangboche with significant Buddhist monastery set in the backdrop of classic Lhotse view; Pangboche the highest Sherpa village; and Dingboche the gateway to Island Peak are the villages passes the trekking trail for the Lobuche Peak Climbing. Walking up to, Gorak Shep village (5125m) added as part of acclimatization sequence for the Peak Climbers, Kalapattar (5540m) a satellite peak of Pumori for a classic view of Mt. Everest and the Khumbu Icefall and from Gorak Shep to take a hike to visit the Everest Base Camp. With these acclimatization qualifications, we walk back to Lobuche village and trek to the Lobuche East Base Camp (5200m). We will allow two days for acclimatization here again and the climb along the South Ridge to the summit (6119m). The views from the Base Camp and climbing route are superb on Amadablam, Pumori, and Everest and from the summit we will have 360deg classic Himalayan panorama on many significant Himalayan peaks of Khumbu region, major Himalayan glaciers and alpine lakes of Sagarmatha National Park.

✓   Is a 6,145 m peak that can be climbed in just 16 days

✓   It is located in the heart of Himalayan Mountains with amazing view on the giants

✓   It can be the best start for your next 8,000 m peak climb