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The Island (Imja Tse) Peak Climbing Nepal lies in the eastern north part of Nepal Everest Region. It is one of the most popular and challenging, hard, plus two weeks of the tea house and Camping Trekking Peak. There are very few peaks climbing in Nepal that combines so many landscape and cultural diversities and bring you to the foot of 2 thousand meter peak in such a time

Island Peak (Imja Tse) (6189 m) Climbing in Himalaya Nepal is physically challenging. Notable vistas with spectacular trekking routes change amazingly around geographical differences. The geographic structure along with the trekking route changes and offers the best opportunity to explore the rich divers' group of wild animals and birds like Danfe, Monal, Kalij, and Animal-like Bear, Snow leopard, Blue sheep, etc. We stay at local tea houses which permit us to get in-depth knowledge of local culture and their lifestyle. Sherpa and rai are the major inhabitant of the region; who are well-known for their bravery in Nepal and world climber commanded.

Island (Imja Tse) Peak Climbing Trek in Nepal after the short flight takes us to the beginning point at Luka gateway of the Everest. Walking through the delightful vegetation of pine and rhododendron we climb up to the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi valley which carries ice meltwater from the Himalaya. As we get to the higher altitude, the tree line gives way to overshadow vegetation and building and farming change properly.

Island (Imja Tse) Peak Climbing Trek in Himalaya as we get closer to the Island peak climbing gallery, you will observe the dramatic change in landscape, and the Himalayas comes fully into view. After 6 hrs climb to island peak summit from the base camp, provide the surrounding massive view of high mountain wall and white blue ice and hard rock hang more than 6000m above. From the summit of Island peak, the huge mountains, we can get a splendid panorama of enormous mountains - Nuptse (7,879 meters), Lhotse (8,501meter), Lhotse Middle Peak (8,410meter) and Lhotse Shar (8,383 meters) which designs a semicircle in the north and the marvelous views of Makalu (8475 meters), Baruntse (7129 m) in the east and well-known expedition mountain of Ama Dablam (6812 meters) in the south - a never to be forgotten peak climbing journey to Island peak real experience of the Himalayas.

Food: We can get any kind of meal from the menu whatever you want Nepali, Indian, European, etc. but we recommend you organic Nepali foods with veg.

Accommodation: We provide selected hotel/lodge/Tent during the trekking and Kathmandu hotel with the BB plan.

Cloth: you need Down Jacket, climbing shoes, 4 pair shocks, win proof Jacket, Win proof trekking pants, inner trousers, hat, Trekking shoes, Warm T-shirts, sleeping bag(-40), sunglass, sun cream.

Equipment: Harness, Jhumar, 2 carabineers, Beale device, ice-ax, crampon, snow bar, Ice crew, fixed rope, man rope, etc

Transportation: Kathmandu to Lukla flight and back to Kathmandu Pick up and drop from the airport by car/jeep depend on your group size.

How hard is Island Peak Climbing?
Island Peak climbing is categorized as a moderate level and can be completed by all the peoples with great desire and stable health. The previous climbing experience will add confidence and makes your trip easier.

What is the best time of Island Peak Climbing?
Island peak climbing is best in the spring and autumn season. In these seasons the temperature is moderate and the views are awe-inspiring over a clear sky.

Can we see the Island peak from Lukla?
If we are lucky we will see Everest from the flight into Lukla. You couldn't see Island peak until Dingbouche on day 6 or 7 into the trek. You have to trek through the Everest region to reach Island peak.

How high is Island Peak?
Island peak is the 68th-highest peak in Nepal 6,189 m.