Island Peak Climbing

Island Peak Climbing

Island Peak Climbing: is an attention-grabbing adventure attempted by many adventure lovers and climbers. The Island Peak – the real name is Imja Tse. For a brief history, it was renamed by Eric Shipton in 1951 as this Island Peak from Dingboche seemed like an island in the sea of ice. This Island Peak is actually an extension of the Lhotse Shar at the southern end.  Climbing Island Peak is an outstanding experience that lets you the perfect starter for trekking or mountaineering to the wholesome alpine climate and unique Himalayan topography. View of the entire Khumbu region with the giant snowy walls of Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Ama Dablam, Mera Peak is spectacular from the altitude of 6,189m. To reach the Island Peak, you will start your trip from Lukla enjoying the ups and downs of the Everest Region. The representative from Step on Himalaya will lead you toward your destination and guide you in each and every footstep.

Island Peak Climbing includes treks around Everest Region

Island Peak Climbing lets the climbers enjoy the challenging walk among the rocky boulders in the exotic alpine vegetation. As much high you go, as much the climb becomes interesting and enthralling. If the weather permits, the climbers will be able to see the giant Himalayan snowy peaks glittering under a clear blue sky. As compared to earlier days and especially after the earthquake in 2014, the trekking route has changed a lot beyond the “Crampon point” at the edge of the glacier. Nowadays, trekkers have to traverse multiple deep crevasses that are crossed using ladders. So, nowadays, trekkers need a basic ladder practice before their ascent to Island Peak or Imja Tse. You must not be afraid of the depths and be able to stay strong when the ladders wobble. Try your best not to look down while on ladders! Follow the instructions of your climbing guide.

Island Peak also is known as Imja Tse

The mountains and glaciers in the Himalayan region are never static. Hence, the changes in the landscapes always contest the stamina of the climbers. Once you reach the summit of Imja Tse, the conqueror feeling is rocking. You will then descend to the Island Peak Base Camp and spend the overnight there. The scene of Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Everest, and especially the southern face of Mt. Lhotse, Makalu is simply breathtaking. Throughout the whole climb, Acclimatization is essential for the continuity of the climb. The months of March to May and October to November are considered as the better time of the year to achieve a successful feat over Imja Tse but all the year-round, the climb can be done. Step on Himalaya can arrange a delightful trip to Imja Tse or Island Peak and provide the best climbing guides and staff to support and make your climb an accomplishment.