Everest advance BC north from Tibetan side crosses the Tibetan highlands to witness the real beuty of Tibetan highland plateau and it is also a ideal choice to have a basic mountaineering training to fit yourself in the high altitude and experience the Everest by touching the soul. It is 6500m high above sea level. it is also the world’s highest Tibet trekking route that takes you as close to the summit of Everest as any non-climber can reach, with basic climbing gears and mountaineering skill.

The trekking takes around 4/5 days from Rongbuk monastery and The 22km trekking route starts with Everest Base Camp (5200m) and trekkers move upwards along hills beside the Rongphu Glacier. Tourists are able to appreciate the peculiar shape of glaciers and then reach the Intermediate Camp(5800m) and keep heading upwards by passing the East Rongphu Glacier till the final destination Advanced Base Camp (6500m), located alongside of the East Rongphu Glacier.

Everest advane base camp north trek is one of the real adventure of a life time. It is recommended to have basic experience of alpinism who have experience of trekking above 4000m would be helpful. It is not recommended for children and above 70 years elder. There is not specific fitness required anyone could take part in the trip who have strong will power.

The Everest Advance BC North Trek is an adventurous and demanding journey that takes you closer to the majestic peak of Mount Everest. Here’s a sample 16-day itinerary for the Everest ABC North Trek:

Day1: Arrival in Lhasa

  • Arrive in Lhasa and acclimatize to the altitude.
  • Take it easy and rest to adjust to the high elevation.

Day2: Lhasa Sightseeing

  • Explore Lhasa’s cultural and historical sites, such as the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple.
  • Acclimatize further while enjoying the city’s attractions.

Day3: Lhasa – Shigatse

  • Drive to Shigatse.
  • Visit Tashilhunpo Monastery and explore the city.
  • Prepare for the trek ahead.

Day4: Shigatse – Shegar (New Tingri)

  • Drive to Shegar.
  • Enjoy the scenic drive and views of the Tibetan landscape.

Day5: Shegar Acclimatization

  • Spend the day acclimatizing in Shegar.
  • Short walks to aid acclimatization.

Day6: Shegar – Everest Base Camp

  • Drive to Everest Base Camp (North Face).
  • Marvel at the incredible view of Mount Everest.
  • Camp near Everest Base Camp.

Day7: Explore Everest Base Camp

  • Spend the day exploring the area around Everest Base Camp.
  • Enjoy up-close views of the world’s highest peak.

Day8: Everest Base Camp – Interim Camp

  • Begin the trek towards Interim Camp.
  • Trekking Time: 5-6 hours

Day9: Interim Camp – Camp 1 (ABC)

  • Continue trekking to Camp 1 (Advanced Base Camp).
  • Reach higher altitudes.
  • Trekking Time: 5-6 hours

Day10: Rest Day at Camp 1 (ABC)

  • Acclimatization day at ABC.
  • Rest, relax, and enjoy the stunning views.

Day11: Camp 1 (ABC) – Interim Camp

  • Trek back to the Interim Camp.
  • Descend from higher altitudes.
  • Trekking Time: 5-6 hours

Day12: Interim Camp – Shegar

  • Trek back to Shegar.
  • Reflect on the trekking experience.
  • Camp or stay in a guesthouse at Shegar.

Day13: Shegar – Lhasa

  • Drive back to Lhasa.
  • Enjoy the changing landscapes and scenery.

Day14: Lhasa Rest Day

  • Rest and relax in Lhasa.
  • Explore any remaining sites you haven’t visited yet.

Day15: Departure from Lhasa

  • Depart from Lhasa for your onward journey.

This itinerary allows for acclimatization and a gradual approach to higher altitudes before reaching Advanced Base Camp. It’s essential to consider the weather, your fitness level, and altitude acclimatization while planning this demanding trek. Consult with a reputable tour operator to arrange permits, transportation, accommodations, and guides for a safe and memorable experience. Keep in mind that the weather conditions and road conditions can influence the journey, so flexibility is key.