Be it, beginner or expert, everyone gets stuck over which peak to choose for a climb. Certainly, various factors affect and hold you behind. For this reason, frontier treks is here with several offers that best suits you. Among the distinct availability, we have selected Lobuche east peak climbing that best suits for beginner and expert climber.
Lobuche east peak lines close to the Khumbu Glacier. The elevation of the peat is 6,199 meters/ 20,075 feet above sea level. This Lobuche East Peak climb requires special permission from National Association Mountaineering (NMA). Besides Lobuche East peak there is another Peak commonly called Lobuche west that lies in the elevation of 6245 meters from sea level.
Lobuche peak is a challenging and exciting climb. It is a genuine mountaineering experience with rock and ice climbing techniques. Lobuche is the best climb as it gives an exceptional panoramic view from the top of the summit. Such exceptional panorama includes high mountains like Everest 8,848 meters /29,029 ft., Lhotse 8,516 metres/ 27,940 ft, Nuptse 7,861 meters/ 25,791 ft., Makalu 8,481 metres/ 27,825 ft. and Ama Dablam 6,812 meters/ 22,349, and Pumori 7,161 m /23,494 ft., Kusum Khangkaru (6367m), Kongde Ri (6168m), Thamserku (6608m), and many alike mountains. The trek to Lobuche East Peak has joyful trails and diverse forests with Sherpa settlements. The trail feels endless due to the presence of monasteries, Mani Walls and prayer flags, adjoin mountains, and serene trails. The overall pigment of the Lobuche East Peak appeals and captivates every climber.
Seasonal Highlights
- Spring mid- March to May and autumn mid-September to November best season to climb the summit.
- The temperature during autumn are moderate.
- Mountain tends to be clear during these seasons and is the busiest climbing season of the year.
- The height of monsoon months (mid-June-end of August) is unattainable.
- Winter has a low temperature and very cold. However, is a doable climb to an extreme adventure lover.
- Summer invites a monsoon rain for several days resulting landslides and avalanches.