Lobuche Peak Climbing Highlights

Overview of Lobuche Peak Climbing

Peregrine Treks offers this dark rocky triangle shaped peak climbing in aid to the experienced trekking and climbing guide/Sherpa with impeccable service. Lobuche Peak Climbing has two summits as Lobuche East and Lobuche West with the height of 6119m and 6145m respectively. These summits are interconnected by the same ridge which has a relative gap and contrasting difference in distance between them though they are connected. The eastern Lobuche can be summated with the trekking peak permit while the west Lobuche requires the expedition permit.  The shape of the Lobuche is like the solid triangle and can be best viewed from Pheriche while the eastern ridge of the Lobuche rises the Khumbu Glacier. The south peaks are formed by the skyline glaciated south-west face and ascending the regular route.

Climbing to the Lobuche Peak can be considered as the little strenuous in comparison to other trekking peak climbing in Nepal. The expert help and support crew are needed; therefore, the team of expert Sherpa and highly experienced trekking planner of Peregrine Treks & Expedition offers the safe passage and summit of the peak. Book this fantastic trekking peaks for creating the adventurous memory of your life. If you are searching for the best mountain to prepare yourself for the expedition in other higher peaks of Nepal, then starting from Lobuche Peak could be the best answer. Our website must be informative, but some of the travelers could be many more question please hesitate to contact us.

Our trek will bring us through charming Sherpa villages, where you’ll explore a taste of how humans survive some of the most inhospitable homesteads on Earth. Their hospitality indeed claims no language and your photographs will be memorious and amazing.

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best months for the Lobuche Peak Climbing. Although Lobuche Peak Climbing can be taken during winter, the cold temperature might not be suitable for climbers.