Sherpa Family Owned

Expedition

Four 6,000-meter peaks, climbed with the slow acclimatization our family has always used.

Top Expeditions

Himalayan climbs, planned by our family and led by Sherpa guides.

  • Ama Dablam and a trail in Khumbu, Nepal.

    17 DaysStrenuous

    17-Day Island Peak Climbing Nepal

    Climb Island Peak (6,189m), surrounded by Lhotse, Nuptse, and Makalu, after a steady approach through Namche Bazaar and Tengboche.

    From $5,475 per person

  • Everest, Lhotse and Ama Dablam above the trail to Everest Base Camp

    19 DaysStrenuous

    19-Day Lobuche Peak Climbing Expedition Nepal

    Reach Everest Base Camp, watch sunrise from Kala Pattar, then climb Lobuche Peak at 6,119m on this 19-day Khumbu expedition with Sherpa guides.

    From $5,725 per person

  • Zatrwa La pass on the approach to Mera Peak, Nepal

    20 DaysStrenuous

    20-Day Mera Peak Climbing Nepal

    Walk in through the quiet Hinku Valley and climb Mera Peak (6,476m), the highest trekking peak in Nepal, with five 8,000m peaks in view from the top.

    From $6,275 per person

  • Namche Bazaar at dusk, Khumbu, Nepal.

    24 DaysStrenuous

    24-Day Pachermo Peak Climbing Nepal

    Walk up the Rolwaling Valley, cross the Tashi Lapcha (5,755m), and climb Pachermo Peak at 6,187m before descending into the Khumbu.

    From $6,575 per person

A Sherpa Family of Mountain Guides

For generations, our family has lived and worked among these mountains, and Nepal is our home as well as our work. When you travel with us, you move through Nepal with people who know its paths, its weather and its stories well.

Ask about an expedition

Things Guests Ask Before Booking

Straight answers about climbing your first Himalayan peak.

  • Not for Island Peak or Mera Peak. You need strong trekking fitness and the willingness to learn; our climbing Sherpas teach rope, crampon and ice axe skills before any summit push. Pachermo is more technical and suits climbers who have used crampons before.

  • Every expedition follows a deliberate acclimatization profile, with rest days built in and guides who watch each climber closely. Summit pushes only go ahead when the team is ready and the weather window is right.

  • Autumn, from late September to November, brings the most stable weather and the clearest summit views. Spring, in April, is the second window, with warmer days and rhododendron blooming on the approach treks.

  • Climbing guides, permits, logistics, accommodation and meals on the mountain are covered. Each trip page lists exactly what is included and what is not, so there are no surprises after you book.

  • Fit enough to trek for two to three weeks with daily ascents, then handle a long summit day of ten hours or more. Train consistently for a few months before departure and we will help you arrive ready.

  • Yes, it is a condition of booking. Your policy must cover high-altitude mountaineering to your peak's summit altitude, emergency medical treatment, emergency evacuation including helicopter rescue, trip cancellation and interruption, and repatriation. Please send us proof of cover before departure. We can point you to providers our guests have used before.