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Lobuche Peak Climbing

Overview

Trip Duration: 20 days
Trekking Duration: 16 Days
Grade: Challenging
Accommodation: Semi Lodge/ or fully Camping
Season: Sept -Nov / Feb – May
Fixed dates: 1-October & 10-April
Activities: Trekking – Peak Climbing
Highest Point: Lobuche East Peak (6119m).

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Lobuche is a Nepalese mountain which is situated close to the Khumbu Glacier in Everest Region. There are two main peaks, Lobuche Far East and Lobuche East but people often have mistaken for Lobuche west Which is a separate mountain further west. Laurence Nielson and Sherpa Ang Gyalzan made the first evidenced ascent of Lobuche East on April 25, 1984.Mt. Lobuche climb is an adventurous than another popular climb. Despite The fact, the admirably fantastic scenes from the Lobuche peak demonstrate the A challenge worth undertaking. For sure the stunning Mt. Everest, you will also Be able to enjoy the view many mountains of the Rongbuk side of the Tibet. Moreover, the mountains you can also trip to villages and monasteries for knowledge Of people’s life there.

First you Will be trekked to Everest Base Camp which will help your body to adapt the Atmosphere while climbing Lobuche and also you can enjoy some times of year Life in high mountains. The happiness you experienced after climbing Lobuche The crest will surely remain with you eternally.

Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu (1,300m /4,264 ft)

When you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), Kathmandu. You can pick up your luggage and see our representative after the completion of immigration process, who will welcome you in traditional way at the arrival gate. You will be taken to the exact hotel as you plan. You can meet trekking crew at our office after check in your hotel or you can visit Kathmandu valley. At evening, you can enjoy a good traditional welcome Dinner (D) in a traditional restaurant.
As this will your first day in Nepal, We will never miss the opportunity to make you enjoyed and make you feel good.

Day 02: Kathmandu: visiting the attractions and Trek Preparation

Kathmandu holds the historical and spiritual place so today we can start our tour after breakfast, from the place which are considered as World Heritage sites; Kathmandu Durbar Square (Basantapur), Pasupatinath ( the biggest holy temple of Hindus), Swayambunath (the famous monkey temple), Boudhanath (the large Stupas in the world). At noon, you can have a discussion about the trip with our trek leader and other team member. You can ask any question and curiosity regarding trek to our Actual Adventure trek leader. If you have not sufficient gears our leader will suggest you to buy or take on rent.  Then you will be taken to your hotel for overnight stay.

Day 03: Fly to Lukla and Trek to Phakding

We will flight to Lukla early in the morning. We can reach Tenzing and Hillary airport Lukla within half an hour. Lukla is a small town in the lap of high peak. It is a starting point of our trek. We trek towards Phakding. Mt.Nupla and Kusum Kangru can be seen on the way. We will stay all night in Phakding.

Day 04: Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440 m. /11,286 ft)

We have to walk through Sherpa village and rhododendron forest to reach Namche Bazaar. This is one of a beautiful village, which is comfortable to stay. We can experience the gorgeous views from here. We will spend all night in Namche.

Day 05: Namche adaptation

We will stay another day in Namche Bazaar for adaptation with atmosphere which will help us to climb Lobuche. We will visit to Syangboche, Khumjung and Khude from where close view of Mt. Everest fantasize us. Also we can watch the traditions of Sherpa people.

Day 06: Trek to Tengboche (3867 m. /18,687 ft)

From Namche Bazaar we walk towards Tengboche. Tongboche is the best place that provides the most wonderful scene of the Himalayan. Kwangde (6,187m.), Twachee (6,542m.), Thamserku (6,623m), Kangtega (6,782m.), Amadablam (6,812m.), Naptse (7,879m.), Lhotse (8,501m.) and Everest (8,848m.) are the most vision able mountains from this place. We can also visit the largest Buddhist Monastery Khumbu.

Day 07: Trek to Dingboche (4,530m. /14,800 ft)

We have to go through Imjasta River and rhododendron forest and pass through villages and Mani walls. We can enjoy wonderful views from Dingboche which is the beautiful village from where not only the gorgeous field of barley, buckwheat and potatoes can be seen. We can also enjoy the Island peak, Makalu and another face of Amadablam.

Day 08: Walk to Nangakarshang (5010m.)

We will acclimatize in Dingboche then we will hike to Nangakharshang Gompa from whare we can Observe the clear view of Mt. Makalu.

Day 09: Hike to Lobuche (4,930m.)

We will continuously follow the high alpine region. We can watch the dazzling scene of Nuptse, Lobuche, Pumari, Cholatse. On the way we can see monuments of trekkers, who gave their life while climbing around. We have to stay at Lobuche during the night.

Day 10: Ramble to Everest base Camp (5,360m.)

Our entire group walks to Gorakshep (5,160m.) where we spend a night today then we continuously move towards to Everest base camp through Snowy Mountain. As we reach to the base camp we will return to Gorakshep for overnight stay.

Day 11: Walk to Kalapathar (5545 m.)

We will walk towards Kalapathar (small rocky peak) in the morning. As we reach to Kalapathar we can see the panoramic view of Mt. Everest. We can take beautiful picture there. Then we will forward towards Lobuche upto height 4,930 m. to spend night there.

Day 12: Trek to Lobuche Base camp

We have walk along with rocky way of Lobuche Glacier today. We can be please by the wonderful views of Ama Dablam, Cholatse, Pokhalde, Thamserku etc. We have to spend our night in Lobuche base camp.

Day 13: High camp

Today we will move towards high camp.

Day 14: Summit and Base Camp

Our unit continuously hikes from high camp to Summit (our destination). We can see many other peak clearly from there like Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Pumari etc.

Day 15: Extra day in Summit

As this is our destination we have to enjoy a day here so we will stay one more day in summit.

Day 16: Base Camp to Pheriche

Our trail goes downward towards base camp to Pheriche. Pheriche offers the dazzling scene of Mountains.

Day 17: Hike to Tenboche

We will walk towards the Tengboche and stay there overnight.

Day 18: Trek to Monjo

Today we will enjoy the downhill walk to reach Monjo,passing Namche Bazaar to spend night. It will be quite long walk.

Day 19: Trek to Lukla

We will end our walk on mountain and prepare for the flight to Kathmandu. This will be the last and unforgettable day in Khumbu. We will pass our night celebrating with Sherpa friends.

Day 20: Fly to Kathmandu

We will leave Lukla today keeping all the memories of our trek and reach to Kathmandu. Actual Adventure representative will be at airport to pick up us to hotel.

Day 21: Kathmandu

This will be your rest day in Kathmandu. You can walk around the Themal to buy souvenir to your friends, family and relatives.

Day 22: Departure for Home.

After Buffet Breakfast, you will be free Till Departure. Then you will Transfer to Kathmandu Airport. We will always hope to see you again with your family, relative, co-workers and friends.

Before your departure we will love to hear the comment from you to improve our self.

Cost Info

Cost includes:

– Airport pick up and drop off by our private vehicle.
– Kathmandu hotel room & accommodation as per your requested
– All land transfer as per given itinerary
– Kathmandu lukla to kathmandu by flight.
– Accommodation and 3 meals a day while on the trek
– Fully escorted trek with fluent english speaking license holder local sherpa trekking guide & each 2 persons 1 porter
– Everest conservation permit and tims permit.
– Lobuche east peak climbing permits.
– All program according to itineraries or can be modified if required.
– Wages, equipment, insurance and other facilities to staffs

The cost does not include

– Nepal entry visa fee.
– Travel insurance.
– Emergency rescue evacuation by helicopter in case of emergency
– Personal spending money & all bar bill
– Items of personal nature i.e. Soft/hard drinks, tips etc.
– International departure airport tax per person.

Note:
The above itinerary can be customized according to your duration of holiday. This is guideline showing tea house or tentative camp night stops. For price and further information contact us at our email: your.climberca@ya.ru

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Uzbekistan mountains

The mountains of Uzbekistan enter in structure of Tyan-Shan and Alay mountain systems. On territory turn the western spurs of Tyan-Shan and Gissar-Alay mountain system. To south and west they gradually lower and turn to plains.

Internal (tectonic) power of Earth formed folds grown the powerful ranges of mountains.

The mountains and foothills with brook relief, located in east and south-east part of Uzbekistan, where they unite with powerful mountain deep brook massive on territory of Kirgizya and Tadjikistan. Mainly this Ugam, Pskem, Chatkal, Kuramin ranges and their western and south-western spurs, concerning to Western Tyan-Shan system and Turkestan, Zerafshan and Gissar ranges with their continuous on south-western – Babatag and Kugintangtau ranges, concerning to Gissar-Alay system.

Entering on territory of Uzbekistan its spurs formed radiating bundle of mountain chains, constantly less in north-western and south-western directions. The character example is Karjantau, Maygashkan and Surenata ranges in western Tyan-Shan system and Nuratau, Aktau and Kuratau ranges and Karatepa and Ziadin-Zirabulak mountains, being the last of Pamir-Alay.

Entering in Western Tyan-Shan system the mountain ranges (Karjantau, Ugam, Pskem, Chatkal, Kuramin) began from Talass Alatau (on border with Kirgizstan), further as fan radiate from here and continuos to north-east to south-west.

The more high point of Talass Alatau is mountain Manas (4482m). The high point of Chatkal range on territory of Uzbekistan – Greater Chimgan peak (3309 m). Between Chatkal and Kuramin ranges located Akhangaran valley.

The apexes of Western Tyan-Shan covered with snow and glaciers.

The Chatkal and Kuramin ranges border on north with Fergana valley. From east she borders with Fergana range, from south with Alay and Turkestan ranges. To north-west from Turkestan range raises the Malguzar range, to south-west Chumkartau range. Only the north slopes of Chumkartau entering on territory of Uzbekistan. The valley of Sanzar river separate the Malguzar mountains from Nuratau mountains. The weak point in this valley named Tamerlan gates.

The Nuratau mountains stretch on 180 km. Their north slope is steep, the south slope is gently sloping. The high point of North part of Nuratau mountains is Khayatbashi apex (2165 m). The south part of Nuratau mountains consists from separate apexes (Aktau, Karatau, Karagatau, Gabduntau).

On the south and as parallel to Turkestan range located Zarafshan range. With self eastern part he entering on territory of Tadjikistan. On south from Zarafshan range located Gissar range and his south-western spurs (Yakkobag, Surkhantau, Kugikantau, Baysuntau, Chakgarand other). Here located the highest point of Uzbekistan – the Khazret Sultan (4643 m).

In western part of Gissar range are two glaciers – Batirbay and Severcev. On south of Uzbekistan along of border with Tadjikistan located Babatag range. The high point – Zarkasa (2292 m). The main features of orography of Uzbekistan connected with features of geological structure of above-mentioned the mountain systems.

This bond found expression in these, that between mountain ranges located spacious foothill and intermountain depressions, the large from which is Tashkent-Golodnosteppe, Fergana Zarafshan, Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya.


Mountaineering in Uzbekistan

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Caravanserais of Bukhara

Since ancient times the centres of economic life of cities in the East were inns as well as caravanserais in the middle ages not only bazaars. In fact, bazaars were closely related to the small crafts and retail trade. And wholesale trade would almost entirely be concentrated in caravanserais. Through both of those sale of goods brought via caravan routes would be conducted. What they represented always intrigued the more inquisitive minds of humankind.

Every spring large caravans would depart from Bukhara on a long journey. They went once a year in three main routes, one to Orenburg, the second to Troitsk and the third to Krasnovodsk, and in each of these caravans up to 50 bays would participate accompanied by yatims.
Each caravan would carry a cannon and armed people to guard the caravan. In the head of each caravan was a caravan-bosh elected by the bays. There were three of them: Bukhara. Shafirkan and Kazakh.
In each caravan several hundreds of loaded camels would go. On an assigned date and time they gathered at Samarkand gates on the road as then headed towards Shafirkan where at the house of one of the bays there was a meeting point and beasts of burden waited.
From Karshi, Khisor, Shahrisabz and other locations of the khanate small caravans consisting of 10-15 camels would also make way to Bukhara. They would head for the city, to the municipal serais where they put the natural tax they brought with them – millet, barley, etc.

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Artistic Crafts of Uzbekistan

Ancient traditions of carpet weaving, embroidery, dying of fabrics, jewelry art and chase, plaiting from willow rods, carving and painting on the wood were developing and improving for centuries. In the result the unique art schools had appeared, where each of the craft centers was developing its originality. Rishtan ceramics, Urgut embroidery, Bukhara golden sewing, Margilan satin, Karakalpak and Khorezm jewelry, Chust scull-caps, Pap encrusted knives, Tashkent fettling are widely known.

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TASHKENT: PAST AND PRESENT

Tashkent is a city on border of agricultural oases of Central Asia and boundless Eurasian steppes. It exists already more than two thousand years. In an extreme antiquity when this city still was known as Chach, it was not very large and on history value considerably conceded to more southern neighbors – to Samarkand and Bukhara. But archeologists today confidently identify in territory of modern capital of Republic of Uzbekistan some significant archeological objects, that are ancestors of Tashkent. And the kept monuments of ancient architecture have venerable age. Thus, well-known underground chilla-khana at Zain ad-din bobo mausoleum is constructed in XII century. But a great amount of ancient monuments of Tashkent which can be seen today, concern to XVI century when Tashkent became capital of one of the big state appendages of Sheibanid and ruled by authoritative branch of this dynasty.

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Morning Palov
Ceremony of the morning palov is held during the wedding (“sunnat-tuyi” or marriage ceremony) and commemoration ceremonies ( 20 days and 1 year after the date of death). Organizers of the wedding appoint the date and time of the morning palov, having agreed preliminarily with the mahalla community or quarter’s committee. Invitations for this day are sent to relatives, neighbors and friends. In the evening, one day before the event the ‘sabzi tugrar” ceremony (slicing the carrot)is held which is usually visited by neighbors and close relatives. After the ceremony all participants are invited to the table. Usually, performers are also invited to the “sabzi tugrar” ceremony. At the table during the feasting elders distribute the duties among the present. Morning palov should be ready by the end of the morning prayer – “bomdod namozi”, because the participants of such prayer should be the first guests. By the end of the morning prayer the sounds of karnay, sunray and tambourine announce the start of the morning palov serving ceremony.
Guests take seats around the tables and after reading the fotiha (wishes) flat bread and tea are served. Just then the palov in lagans (large plates) are served – one for two. After the feast the lagans are removed, and guests again make a fotiha, and having thanked the host, they leave. Upon their departure the tables are fixed quickly for reception of new guests. Morning palov ceremony usually lasts for one and half – two hours. During this time the invited performers sing songs. At the end of morning palov the honorable guests are given gifts – usually these are chapans (traditional men’s robes). Commemoration palov differs from the celebration one by that the guests having taken the seats read the suras from the Qur’an and commemorate the passed away person. The feasting is finished also by reading suras from the Qur’an. Performers are not invited to the commemoration ceremony, and tables are fixed more moderately comparing with celebration. One should note the specific feature that the celebration and commemoration palov ceremonies are served only by men.

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The camel breathes more slowly than the other mammals; its body temperature is higher and perspires later but when this happens the moistened hair turns into a sort of an isolator and does not let the organism to overheat. In the cool of the night it, on the contrary, preserves the warmth. In the winter period its hump, neck, shoulders and head covers in hair the length of which at times reaches the tip of its tail; it falls by summer. Its wool is turned into wonderful manufacture which in softness can be compared to silk. The camel does not lose much liquid. Its kidneys secrete highly concentrated urine which has a pleasant smell of eaten plants. In old times, maybe even now, people used it for washing the hair. Maybe because of this and the use of black and red henna the local beautiful women can be proud of their gorgeous, shining thick mane of hair.

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