Mt Lobuche East Expedition 6145m

Trip Overview

Mt Lobuche East climbing is the Lobuche summit ascending expedition in the Lobuche village of Khumbu zone

of Everest region of Nepal. The mount Lobuche East of 6,145 meters height is the independent peak which is the destined summit of ascending. There are two peaks of Lobuche East Mountain named as Lobuche Far East and Lobuche East which are separated by a long deep uneven ridge. There is the third peak named Lobuche West which is located at Tibet. The Lobuche eastern peak more elevated in compared to Lobuche Far East by 26 meters in height and is located at the east of Kathmandu valley in the foothills of Khumbu Glacier of Everest region of Nepal. This mountain is a just a few kilometers away from Mount Everest and sometimes mistaken for a village named after the peak called as Lobuche Village which is the last overnight landings of the trail to Everest base camp via the southeast route.

The peak of Lobuche East is covered by a false summit near the real peak which the climber has to distinguish otherwise they may return attempting the valuable false summit. The climbers can start their climbing from the Lobuche base camp with their climbing gears on the best natural conditions. There are rocky wedges encountered during the climbing which are tricky when covered with snow and needs ropes in some difficult slopes. The climbers are advised to avoid south-west ridge for easier climbing. The climbers who are looking for more challenge during the climbing during can take the south-west ridge. The north-west ridge is connected to the real Lobuche East summit where it lives as an extension peak heading towards the north-west. The rope is required during climbing followed by a steep climbing to the highest point till the summit. The real Lobuche East lies in a slightly declined zone from the false summit towards the North West ridge followed by a vertical climbing to the highest top. The real Lobuche East Peak offers the views of other lofty edge peaks towards North West pointing towards the gigantic engrave which splits Lobuche West from Lobuche East. The Lobuche West lies in the borders of Tibet and is not allowed from Nepal but it can be clearly viewed from Lobuche East Summit. The climbers can follow the same route they came to descend or followed scheduled one if any. The travelers then slightly descend to Lobuche base came and travel back to Namche Bazar for rest. The travelers can take the air flight back to Kathmandu from Lukla air terminal nearest to Namche Bazar.