Kanjiroba (6,883m) Himal Expeditiond - Xtreme Climbers Treks and Expedition

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Trip Overview

Country Nepal

Max. Elevation 6,883m

Duration 24 - 28 Days

Difficulty Hard

Best Season Spring & Autumn

Accommodation Hotel + Lodge + Tent

Group Size 2-10

The Kanjiroba Himal Expedition is one of the most remote and least explored mountaineering adventures in western Nepal. Located in the isolated Dolpo and Jumla region, Kanjiroba Himal rises dramatically above untouched alpine valleys, ancient trade routes, glaciated terrain, and hidden Tibetan-influenced settlements. Unlike commercial Himalayan peaks, this expedition offers a true wilderness experience with minimal human presence, long trekking approaches, technical glacier travel, and a high...

Trip Facts

Trip Name / Destination: Kanjiroba Himal Expedition / Dolpo Region, Western Nepal
Peak Elevation / Expedition Duration: Approx. 6,883m / 24–28 Days
Expedition Style / Best Season: Fully Organized Camping Expedition / Spring (April–May) & Autumn (October–November)
Starting Point / Access Airport: Kathmandu / Juphal Airport
Accommodation / Meals: Hotel + Camping / Full Board During Expedition
Climbing Technical Grade: Alpine PD+/AD Depending on Route Conditions
Climbing Terrain: Glacier, Snow, Ice & Mixed Terrain
Required Experience: Previous High Altitude & Technical Climbing Experience
Oxygen Support: Emergency Oxygen at Base Camp
Communication: Satellite Communication Available
Group Size: 2–10 Participants

Trip Highlights

A remote and rarely climbed Himalayan expedition in western Nepal
Scenic flight to Juphal in the Dolpo region
Beautiful trekking route through isolated Dolpo villages
Full wilderness camping expedition experience
Spectacular views of Kanjiroba massif and the western Himalaya
Technical climbing involving glacier travel and mixed terrain
Professionally organized Base Camp logistics and support
Experienced Sherpa expedition management team
Authentic remote Himalayan expedition atmosphere
Ideal objective for experienced alpine climbers and IFMGA/UIAGM teams

Technical Climbing Information

Kanjiroba Himal is considered a serious alpine expedition peak requiring strong mountaineering experience and expedition capability. The technical difficulty generally falls within Alpine Grade PD+ to AD depending on route conditions, seasonal snow accumulation, glacier stability, and summit route selection.

The ascent typically involves:

Glacier travel and rope team movement
Crevasse crossing and snow bridge assessment
Steep snow slopes ranging between 40–60 degrees
Mixed snow and rock sections
Fixed rope placement in exposed terrain
High altitude camp establishment
Long summit push under cold and isolated conditions

The mountain is suitable only for climbers with prior high-altitude expedition experience and solid technical mountaineering skills.

Recommended Experience

Participants should ideally have:

Previous 6000m+ or 7000m expedition experience
Glacier travel knowledge
Fixed rope ascending and rappelling skills
Ice axe and crampon techniques
High altitude camping experience
Strong physical endurance and self-sufficiency

Itinerary

Arrival in Kathmandu [1300 m/4264 ft]. Arrive at any time, the Xtreme Climbers vehicle and representative will pick you up from Tribhuvan International Airport and take you to the hotel. Your included activities consist of refreshments, an introduction to your guide, and an introduction to The Trek.

There is nothing to do but trade emails with your travel companions and organize your photos. A representative from Xtreme Climbers will take you to the airport, approximately 3 hours before your scheduled flight. On your way home, you'll have plenty of time to plan your next adventure in the wonderful country of Nepal.

Cost includes

Arrival & Departure Services (Airport transfers in Kathmandu): Private vehicle transportation between the airport and hotel upon arrival and departure.
Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu: 3 Nights 4-Star Hotel (Twin-sharing deluxe room) Accommodation in Kathmandu with Bed & Breakfast basis (BB Plan)
Domestic Flight Transportation: Round-trip domestic flight from Kathmandu→Nepalgunj→Juphal→Nepalgunj→Kathmandu tickets as per expedition itinerary, including airport taxes and domestic flight arrangements.
Expedition Permits & Government Formalities: Kanjiroba Himal Climbing Permit / Expedition Royalty, Shey Phoksundo National Park Entry Permit, Restricted Area Permit (if required), Trekking Information Management registration, all government taxes and official expedition documentation.
Government Liaison Offi cer: 1 Government Liaison Officer, including: Salary, Insurance, Accommodation, Transportation, Meals and equipment
Expedition Staff & Base Camp Crew: Experienced expedition support staff, including: Base Camp Manager, Trekking Guide, Base Camp Cook, Kitchen Helpers, Porters, Mule/Donkey Drivers and Camp Supporting Staff, including: Daily wages, Wages, Food, Insurance, and Clothing. Accommodation
Transportation of Expedition Equipment: Transportation of all expedition cargo and supplies: Kathmandu→Nepalgunj→Juphal→Nepalgunj→Kathmandu by flight. Juphal→Base Camp by porters/mules
Member Luggage Allowance: Up to 40 kg personal baggage allowance per member during the trek and expedition. Carried by mules. Note: Additional baggage exceeding 40 kg per person will be charged separately.
Accommodation During Trek & Base Camp: Full tented accommodation throughout the expedition, including: Member tents, Dining tent, Kitchen tent, Toilet tent, Shower tent, Staff tents and Storage tents
At Base Camp: Individual North Face VE-25 tent for each member, Foam mattresses and pillows, Dining dome tent and Comfortable dining setup with tables and chairs
Base Camp Facilities: Well-managed and fully serviced Base Camp setup, including: Dining facilities, Kitchen setup, Solar lighting system, Generator or solar charging system, Communication setup
Hygienic cooking and dining management. A Base Camp heater will be provided if the group size exceeds 4 members.
High Camp & Camps Above Service: Complete high-altitude camp service for members and climbing Sherpas, including: High altitude tents at Camp I, Camp II, and Camp III (sharing basis), Cooking EPI gas, Cooking pots and kitchen equipment, High-altitude food supplies, Snow melting equipment, and Group climbing equipment (Only if the Company offers the Full board Service)
Rope Fixing & Climbing Equipment: Professional rope-fixing team support to the summit, fixed ropes and dynamic ropes as required, shared climbing hardware, including: Ice screws, Snow bars, Ice bars, Anchors, and Technical safety equipment. No additional rope-fixing charge for expedition members. (Only if the Company offers the Full board Service)
Meals & Beverages: Full Board Meals during trekking and expedition period: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, including Tea, Coffee and Hot chocolate with Freshly prepared meals with continental, local, and high-altitude menu options.
Oxygen & Emergency Backup: Emergency oxygen backup service, including 3–4 oxygen bottles stored at Base Camp or higher camps, Emergency oxygen masks and regulators and Emergency high-altitude medical response support (Only if the Company offers the Full board Service).
Communication & Weather Forecast: Radio communication between Base Camp and higher camps, a walkie-talkie communication system, and a SAT Phone carried by a climbing Sherpa for emergency use. Note: Personal SAT phone usage by members will be charged at USD 5 per minute.
weather forecast updates: Regular weather forecast updates throughout the expedition. (Only if the Company offers the Full board Service)
Medical Support: Comprehensive Base Camp medical kit for basic first aid support for members and staff.
Garbage Management & Environmental Fees: Garbage deposit fees, Human waste/stool management transportation fees and Environmental management support.
Trekking Route Map & Expedition Materials: Trekking and expedition route map
Expedition duff el bag: 160L expedition duffel bag per climber and 120L duffel bag for trekkers, Xtreme Climbers sun hat and T-Shirt. Note: Duffel bags must be returned after expedition completion.
Insurance for Nepalese Staff : Medical and emergency rescue insurance coverage for all Nepalese staff involved in the expedition.
Summit Certifi cate: Official Kanjiroba Himal Summit Certificate issued by MoCTCA after successful ascent.
Farewell Dinner: Special farewell dinner hosted by Xtreme Climbers in a tourist-standard restaurant in Kathmandu after expedition completion.

Cost Excludes

International Airfare: International flights to and from Nepal.
Nepal Entry Visa Fee: Nepal Visa fees are USD 60 for 30 Days and USD 120 for 60 days. A visa can be obtained upon arrival at Kathmandu Airport.
Lunch & Dinner in Kathmandu: Lunch and dinner during hotel stay in Kathmandu. Also excluded: Additional hotel nights due to: Early arrival, Delayed departure, Early expedition return and Flight cancellation or delay
Personal Climbing Equipment: Personal mountaineering and climbing gear.
Travel & Emergency Rescue & Medical Costs Insurance (Mandatory): Personal travel, high altitude Helicopter evacuation, Hospitalisation, Medical treatment, Repatriation or Medication Insurance.
Personal Expenses: Expenses of a personal nature, including, Internet, Wi-Fi, Telephone calls, Battery charging, Laundry, Hot shower, Bar bills, Snacks, Alcoholic beverages, Soft drinks and Personal shopping
Filming & Drone Permit: Special filming permit, professional camera permit, and drone permit fees if required.
Internet Services: Internet service charges during the expedition.
Summit Bonus: Summit bonus for Climbing Sherpa (Minimum USD 1,500) per Sherpa applicable for Full Board Expedition Service.
Tips & Gratuities: Tips for Climbing Sherpas, Base Camp staff, Porters, Kitchen crew and Trekking Guides Recommended minimum 10% of the total expedition cost.
Additional Expenses Beyond Company Control: Any extra costs arising from, Flight delays/cancellations, Natural disasters, Landslides, Political disturbances, Government regulation changes, Unforeseen circumstances, Additional transportation and Additional staff requirements.
Any Other Services Not Mentioned: Any services, activities, or items not specifically mentioned under “Cost Includes” are considered excluded.