MT EVEREST EXPEDITION
CLIMB MT EVEREST (8848m)
THE ULTIMATE HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION
JOIN THE EVEREST ONE TEAM AND AND PREPARE TO STAND ON TOP OF THE WORLD
Climbing Mt Everest is the pinnacle of high-altitude mountaineering — the highest mountain on earth and the most coveted summit for serious adventurers worldwide. At 8,848 metres, Everest represents the ultimate challenge: a life-changing journey that demands exceptional physical fitness, proven mountaineering experience, unwavering mental strength, and total commitment.
For those who dream of standing on the summit of Mt Everest, choosing the right expedition company is critical. Your safety, success, and overall experience depend on a guiding team that inspires trust, delivers expert leadership, and operates with a style that aligns with your needs. At Everest One, we are proud to be the only Australian company running professionally led expeditions above 8,000m, combining Australian expedition management with the finest high-altitude Sherpas in Nepal.
Our Everest Guiding Expertise
With over 15 years of Himalayan guiding experience, Everest One has built a reputation for safety, success, and unmatched client care. We handpick our climbing Sherpas from the legendary mountaineering village of Phortse, ensuring every climber benefits from world-class support.
Our Head Guide and Expedition Leader, Phunuru Sherpa, is one of the most accomplished high-altitude mountaineers in the world. His achievements include:
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44 expeditions above 8,000m
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16 summits of Mt Everest
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World record: 19 summits of Cho Oyu (8,201m)
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Multiple ascents of Lhotse, Manaslu, and Shishapangma
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Over 17 years as Lead Instructor & Education Director at the Khumbu Climbing Centre
Our elite Sherpa team collectively has:
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170+ expeditions above 8,000m
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60+ Everest summits
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22 Manaslu ascents
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Summits of Makalu, K2, Broad Peak, Lhotse, and Cho Oyu
Australian Leadership with First-Hand Everest Experience
Allan Cohrs, Everest One’s founder, Expedition Manager, and experienced Himalayan guide, has led more than 35 Himalayan expeditions, including Mt Everest and other 8,000m peaks. Allan works closely with Phunuru Sherpa to ensure every detail, from acclimatisation, monitoring your health and progress, weather forecasting analysis to summit strategy — is meticulously planned and executed.
Why Choose Everest One for Your Mt Everest Climb?
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Small teams for maximum safety & cohesion – Maximum 6 climbers per expedition.
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1:1 Sherpa-to-climber ratio – Your personal Sherpa guide will have multiple Everest summits and elite technical skills.
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Unmatched high-altitude expertise – Over 15 years guiding in the Himalayas.
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Australian management with world-class Nepali guiding – The best of both worlds.
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Proven safety record & high summit success rate.
Your Everest Adventure Starts Here
At Everest One, our philosophy is simple: small teams, elite guides, and a focus on safety, trust, and camaraderie. You will climb alongside a high-altitude Sherpa guide who is compassionate, highly skilled, and fully committed to helping you reach the top of the world.
If you are ready to take on the ultimate challenge and climb Mt Everest with a trusted, professional expedition team, Everest One will be with you every step of the way — from your first day in Kathmandu to that unforgettable moment on the summit.
TRIP FACTS
Trip:
Mt Everest Expedition
Country:
Nepal
Elevation:
8848m
Grade / Difficulty:
Strenuous 4E
Steep terrain that requires ability to climb on snow/ice/rock. Experience with roping techniques including abseiling/rappelling along with good crampon skills.
Physical Requirement:
Excellent fitness, stamina and strong mindset with previous experience of a Himalayan (or similar climb) above 6000m.
Trip Date:
4th April to 1st June 2026
Trip Duration: 58 days
Private trip - please contact us
Trip Start:
Kathmandu
Trip End:
Kathmandu
Trip Route:
South Col - South East Route
Trip Price:
USD$64,000
Nepal
58 days
8848m
Strenuous 4E
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WHY CHOOSE EVEREST ONE
FOR YOUR MT EVEREST EXPEDITION?
THE ONLY AUSTRALIAN COMPANY OFFERING 8000M CLIMBING EXPEDITIONS
For over 15 years, Everest One has been guiding world-class climbs and treks in the Himalayas, earning an exceptional summit success rate and an outstanding safety record. We don’t just accept anyone who applies — we handpick climbers who have the skill, determination, and experience to safely take on the challenge of the world’s highest peak. This selective approach means smaller, stronger, and more cohesive teams. You’ll have the confidence that your fellow climbers are equally prepared, creating a dynamic group that can move efficiently and adapt quickly to changing conditions — often avoiding the long queues of climbers all pushing for the same summit window.
As the only Australian adventure company offering professionally guided climbs above 8,000m, we bring you the best of both worlds — local Australian support before you depart, and the most experienced high-altitude Sherpa team in Nepal once you’re on the mountain. Long before you arrive in Nepal, you’ll know your guides and teammates personally, making for a smoother, more connected expedition experience.
We take care of all the Everest expedition logistics so you can focus on what truly matters: preparing your body, mind, and gear for the climb. From gear recommendations and training advice, to travel insurance guidance, visa support, and pre-departure travel briefings, our team is on hand to guide you every step of the way.
Our Sherpa team is truly elite. For Mt Everest alone, our handpicked high-altitude guides have a combined 176 expeditions above 8,000m, including over 60 successful summits of Mt Everest. This level of experience means you will be climbing with the very best in the business.
With a 1:1 client-to-Sherpa ratio, you’ll be paired with your personal high-altitude Sherpa guide from the start of the expedition. They’ll be with you on every step of the journey, providing technical guidance, safety support, and encouragement from Base Camp to the summit and back.
When you climb with Everest One, you get the assurance of a respected Australian company, the expertise of the Himalayas’ finest Sherpas, and a team that will inspire you to reach the greatest heights of your life — literally.
EVEREST EXPEDITION TESTIMONIAL
REAL STORIES WITH EVEREST ONE
" I had the privilege of climbing Mount Everest under the leadership of Allan Cohrs. As expedition leader and manager of the Everest One team, Allan handled every aspect of the climb with precision and care, from logistics and safety to weather analysis and summit strategy.
His judgement proved invaluable when he identified a unique weather window that very few others took advantage of. This allowed me the extraordinary experience of spending forty minutes on the summit of Everest with only my Sherpa – an opportunity made possible by Allan’s expertise and foresight.
Allan has the rare ability to be both a trusted friend and a consummate professional. His calm presence, vast network of connections throughout Nepal and the Khumbu region, and deep knowledge of the mountains ensured the climb was smooth, safe, and exceptionally well-managed from start to finish.
Beyond his skill and organization, Allan’s companionship made the journey as rewarding as the summit itself. I recommend him without hesitation to anyone seeking leadership, reliability, and experience at the highest level of mountaineering."
Conor Coleman - Australia
THE ADVANTAGES OF CLIMBING IN A SMALL TEAM ON MT EVEREST WITH EVEREST ONE
At Everest One, we believe that small teams achieve big results — especially on the world’s highest mountain. Our maximum group size of six climbers isn’t just a number; it’s a strategic decision designed to give you the best possible chance of success while keeping safety, flexibility, and personal connection at the heart of the expedition.
1. Personalised 1:1 Sherpa Support
Every climber is paired with their own experienced high-altitude Sherpa guide with multiple Mt Everest summits. This one-to-one ratio means your guide knows your strengths, weaknesses, and pace, ensuring your climb is tailored to your needs.
2. Greater Flexibility for Summit Success
With a small, highly capable team, we can adapt to changing weather patterns and mountain conditions. You’re not held back by slower climbers, nor forced to push beyond your limits to keep pace with a large group. Instead, we can adjust our summit bid to maximise the perfect weather window — a critical factor in a successful Everest ascent.
3. Reduced Time in Crowds & Bottlenecks
Large expeditions often find themselves stuck in long queues on key sections like the Hillary Step or the Khumbu Icefall. Our small, efficient teams can move swiftly, avoid peak traffic, and spend less time exposed to the dangers of altitude and cold.
4. Stronger Team Bond & Morale
Everest is as much a mental challenge as it is a physical one. Climbing with a tight-knit group creates a deep sense of camaraderie, trust, and mutual encouragement — vital for morale in the most challenging moments.
5. Direct Communication & Leadership Access
In a small group, you have constant access to your expedition leader and guides. Questions get answered quickly, decisions are made efficiently, and everyone stays informed, which is essential for safety and confidence at extreme altitude.
6. A Safer, More Enjoyable Experience
Less congestion, more personal attention, and a team that feels like family — climbing Mt Everest in a small, elite group allows you to focus on the experience, the views, and the adventure of a lifetime, rather than the logistics of managing a crowd.
"In a small team, every voice matters, every step counts, and every success is shared.
Together, we’re not just climbing mountains, we’re building bonds that last a lifetime."
PROTECTING YOUR HEALTH ON THE EVEREST EXPEDITION
On a Mt Everest expedition, your health is your most valuable asset — and at Everest One, safeguarding it is our highest priority. Owner and guide Allan Cohrs has personally led climbs of Mt Everest and other high-altitude climbs above 8,000m, bringing unmatched experience and leadership to your journey.
We handpick only the best Sherpa Expedition Leaders and climbing teams in the Himalayas. This elite support is essential for giving you the greatest possible chance of reaching the summit and returning safely.
Throughout the climb, our leadership team works together to monitor your performance daily — conducting oxygen saturation checks, assessing energy levels, and ensuring you are eating well, staying hydrated, sleeping soundly, and getting adequate rest. These measures keep you at full strength for every phase of the ascent.
This health-focused approach is even more critical higher up the mountain, where access to base camp medical facilities is limited. Our Sherpas are not only expert climbers but also trained in high-altitude health, hygiene, and safety, enabling them to act quickly and effectively to protect your wellbeing.
"In mountaineering, reaching the summit is optional — returning safely is mandatory.
True adventure comes from pushing your limits while respecting the mountain, your team, and your health."
EVEREST ACCLIMATISATION SCHEDULE
BUILDING STRENGTH FOR THE SUMMIT
Successful Everest expeditions depend on more than just skill and determination — they require a well-planned acclimatisation schedule to help your body adjust to the reduced oxygen levels at extreme altitude. At Everest One, we design every expedition with a slow, deliberate approach to acclimatisation, maximising your safety, performance, and summit success.
Slow and Steady for Maximum Adaptation
From the moment you begin your trek to Everest Base Camp, our itinerary allows your body to gradually adapt to high altitude. This measured approach gives time for crucial physiological changes including an increased red blood cell count, greater lung capacity, and improved circulation, all essential for performing at 8,000 metres and above.
Once at Everest Base Camp (5,364m), we follow a proven rotation schedule. You will make 1 to 2 rotational climbs to higher camps on the mountain before returning to Base Camp for rest and recovery. These rest periods are spent in our comfortable, well-equipped Base Camp complete with heated dining tent, commercial kitchen, cafe dome and roomy accomodation tents complete with mattress, pillow and power, designed to help you relax, recharge and maintain peak condition. We strongly believe that well-rested climbers are the strongest climbers.
The Lobuche East Advantage
One of the unique safety features of our Mt Everest climb is the inclusion of Lobuche East (6,119m) as part of the acclimatisation process. This beautiful Himalayan peak offers a valuable opportunity to refine your climbing skills, gain additional altitude experience, and tick off another summit before Everest itself.
By climbing Lobuche East, we reduce an additional crossing of the Khumbu Icefall — one of Everest’s most dangerous sections. This strategic approach improves safety and efficiency while enhancing your readiness for the final push to the top of the world.
At Everest One, every element of our Everest acclimatisation schedule is built around safety, precision, and performance, giving you the best possible chance of standing on the summit of Mt Everest.
PRECISION WEATHER FORECASTING
YOUR SAFETY ADVANTAGE ON EVEREST
On Mt Everest, weather can mean the difference between success and survival. Accurate forecasting isn’t a luxury — it’s an essential part of our safety strategy and summit planning.
At Everest One, we go far beyond free, generic weather sites. We invest in a professional, meteorological support service for climbers, who specialise in providing forecasting for 8,000m peaks and remote, extreme environments. Every day, we receive customised, altitude-specific reports for Everest, often accurate down to the hour, many days in advance.
To protect our climbers from unnecessary crowding and risk, we keep our weather intelligence strictly confidential. While some operators rely on public forecasts, we operate with exclusive data, ensuring our team has the best possible chance to move strategically, avoid bottlenecks, and climb in the safest conditions possible.
OXYGEN STRATEGY & MANAGEMENT
At Everest One, your safety and success on Mount Everest are our top priorities. Oxygen is one of the most critical tools we use to help you climb more efficiently, stay warmer, recover faster, and most importantly—stay safe in the extreme environment above 8,000m.
Oxygen Allowance & Flow Rates
We provide a generous oxygen supply as standard on every expedition. Each climber is allocated 8 bottles of oxygen, ensuring you have more than enough for your summit push.
Our oxygen strategy is built around proven flow rates:
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3L/min (or higher) while climbing during the summit bid
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1L/min while sleeping at the high camps (Camp 3 and 4)
This approach maximises your strength and safety at altitude.
We only use state-of-the-art masks and regulators, chosen for their efficiency, reliability, and comfort. Redundancies are always carried to safeguard your summit attempt. At Base Camp, we train you thoroughly in correct mask fitting, troubleshooting, and system use so you’re fully confident before heading higher.
Guides & Oxygen
At Everest One, all our guides and Sherpa staff climb on oxygen. This is a non-negotiable part of our safety culture.
Climbing above 8,000m is inherently dangerous—even with oxygen, you may still be mildly hypoxic, which can impair judgment and physical ability. Attempting to guide clients without oxygen in the so-called “death zone” is considered irresponsible and unsafe.
Our philosophy is simple:
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Guided expeditions must always prioritise client safety, supported by oxygen, Sherpa expertise, and proven systems.
When you climb with Everest One, you can trust that our oxygen strategy, our technology, and our highly experienced guiding team are working together to give you the best possible chance of a safe and successful Everest summit.
EVEREST ONE
MT EVEREST EXPEDITION TEAM
Allan Cohrs
Owner and Expedition Manager
Allan Cohrs BM is the heart and soul of Everest One, personally guiding many of our most challenging and rewarding expeditions — including our flagship Mt Everest climbs. Known for his professionalism, humility, and unwavering dedication, Allan balances a deep focus on safety and success with a passion for crafting truly unforgettable moments in the world’s most spectacular mountain landscapes.
For many of our climbers, the time spent with Allan on the mountain becomes one of the most valued parts of their journey — and a big reason so many choose to return for another adventure.
Standing alongside Allan is our hand-picked team of elite Sherpa guides — each with multiple summits of Mt Everest (8,848m) and extensive experience on other 8,000m Himalayan peaks. Their skill, local knowledge, and professionalism ensure that every step of your climb is supported by world-class expertise. With this calibre of team beside you, you can climb with total confidence, knowing your well-being is our top priority.
As Everest Expedition Manager, Allan works closely with our Sherpa leaders to deliver seamless expedition logistics, decisive leadership, and sound risk management in some of the harshest environments on earth. His ability to inspire, guide, and unite a motivated team has led to industry-leading summit success rates.
Allan’s mountaineering record spans more than 35 high-altitude ascents in the Himalayas, including Mt Everest (8,850m), Lhotse (8,516m), Manaslu (8,163m), Cho Oyu (8,200m), Baruntse (7,129m) and Ama Dablam (6,812m). He has also guided ascents of Mera Peak (6,476m), Lobuche East, Island Peak, and led 15 successful Kilimanjaro summits (5,895m) in Africa, plus climbs of Aconcagua (6,960m), the highest peak in South America.
Whether you’re trekking to Everest Base Camp or standing on the world’s highest summit, Allan’s leadership, together with the unmatched skill of our Sherpa team, ensures you are in the best hands for the adventure of a lifetime.
Phunuru Sherpa
Expedition Leader
Phunuru Sherpa, from the legendary village of Phortse — renowned for producing some of Nepal’s finest climbing guides — is Everest One’s highly respected Expedition Leader. With more than 20 years of leadership at the highest level, Phunuru is known for his unwavering focus on safety, meticulous planning, and providing exceptional care and support to every client.
As a senior head guide (Sirdar), Phunuru has led an extraordinary 42 expeditions above 8,000m, a testament to his vast experience and skill.
His climbing record includes:
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19 summits of Cho Oyu (8201m) in Tibet – the current world record
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16 summits of Everest (8848m)
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3 summits of Lhotse (8516m)
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4 summits of Manaslu (8163m)
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1 summit of Shishapangma (8027m)
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19 summits of Ama Dablam (6812m)
Phunuru’s expertise extends well beyond the Himalaya. He was the first Nepalese climbing Ranger in the United States, serving across 11 National Parks, and holds 7 successful ascents of Denali (6190m), the highest peak in North America. His international achievements also include 4 ascents of Aconcagua (6960m) in South America and an extraordinary 23 ascents of Kilimanjaro (5895m) in Africa.
Beyond his record of summits, Phunuru is deeply committed to the development of future climbers and guides. He is the Lead Instructor and Educational Director of the Khumbu Climbing Center in Phortse, where he trains the next generation of mountaineers. He is also certified in Long Line Rescue and Wilderness First Aid, ensuring the highest standards of safety and professionalism in every expedition he leads.
Phunuru Sherpa embodies the spirit of excellence, dedication, and care that defines Everest One — making him one of the most trusted and accomplished leaders in the world of high-altitude mountaineering.
Dawa Tenzing Sherpa
Head Guide
Dawa Sherpa is Everest One’s highly respected Head Guide and a Senior Instructor at the Khumbu Climbing Centre in Phortse, one of Nepal’s most renowned training institutions for mountain professionals.
With more than a decade of high-altitude experience, Dawa brings a wealth of knowledge, technical expertise, and genuine care to every expedition.
Dawa leads many of our flagship climbs including Mount Everest, Manaslu, Ama Dablam, Lobuche East, and Mera Peak, guiding climbers safely and confidently on some of the world’s most iconic peaks. In addition, he runs our mountaineering skills training during expeditions, ensuring every climber is well-prepared, competent, and confident in the mountains.
Renowned for his exceptional rope work, technical climbing skills, and calm leadership, Dawa provides not only expert guidance but also close personal care for each of our clients. His combination of professionalism, compassion, and technical mastery makes him an invaluable part of Everest One and a trusted leader in the high mountains.
He has an incredible climbing resume with over 20 expeditions of 8000m peaks, include:
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11 summits of Everest
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4 summits of Manaslu
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3 summits of Lhotse
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4 summits of Cho Oyu
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9 summits of Ama Dablam
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1 summit of Makalu
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6 summits of Lenin Peak
Sonam Tashi Sherpa
Guide
Sonam Tashi Sherpa is a highly accomplished climbing guide with Everest One and a graduate and instructor at the Khumbu Climbing Centre in Phortse, Nepal’s most renowned training hub for mountaineering professionals. Known for his technical proficiency, calm leadership, and warm personality, Sonam combines skill with kindness, wit, and a deep commitment to the care and safety of his clients at high altitude.
With an extraordinary record of 29 expeditions above 8,000m, Sonam brings extensive experience to every climb. His achievements include:
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9 summits of Everest (8848m)
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6 summits of Manaslu (8163m)
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2 summits of Cho Oyu (8201m)
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1 summit of K2 (8611m)
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1 summit of Broad Peak (8051m)
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3 summits of Ama Dablam (6812m)
Beyond his personal record, Sonam shares a remarkable family legacy. On May 23, 2021, he and his son and daughter were recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the first Sherpa family trio to summit Mount Everest together.
Hailing from the village of Phortse in the Khumbu region, Sonam lives there with his wife, son, and daughter. His rare combination of technical expertise, high-altitude experience, and genuine personal care makes him an invaluable guide and a much-loved member of the Everest One team.
Nima Ang Karma Sherpa
Guide
Nima Ang Karma Sherpa is a veteran high-altitude mountaineer and a valued Everest One guide, bringing strength, technical proficiency, and quiet confidence to every expedition. Originally from the village of Phortse in the Khumbu region, Ang Karma lives there with his wife and two daughters.
Like many Sherpas, he began his career at a young age and has since built an extraordinary record of experience, working on 43 major expeditions above 8,000m. Known for being quietly spoken, polite, caring, and endlessly smiling, he balances professionalism with a cheeky sense of humor that lifts spirits on the mountain.
Trained in Wilderness First Aid Medicine, Ang Karma is not only highly skilled but also deeply committed to client safety and wellbeing. His climbing achievements include:
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14 summits of Everest (8848m)
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5 summits of Manaslu (8163m)
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3 summits of Lhotse (8516m)
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7 summits of Cho Oyu (8201m)
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2 summits of Makalu (8463m)
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5 summits of Baruntse (7129m)
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1 summit of Pumori (7161m)
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9 summits of Ama Dablam (6812m)
Ang Karma is admired not only for his incredible strength and technical mountaineering skills, but also for his humility, kindness, and genuine care for those he guides. His presence on an expedition embodies the values of Everest One: safety, professionalism, and a deep passion for the mountains.
Gyaljen Dorje Sherpa
Guide
Gyanjen Dorje Sherpa is a highly respected Everest One guide and an instructor at the Khumbu Climbing Centre, where he trains future mountaineers in technical climbing, mountain rescue, and wilderness first aid. Known for his patience, care, and steady focus, Gyaljen brings exceptional skill and dedication to his role as a high-altitude guide, ensuring clients are safe, supported, and confident in the mountains.
Hailing from the renowned Sherpa village of Phortse, Gyaljen lives there with his wife, two daughters, and son. With deep roots in the climbing community and a calm, client-first approach, he is admired by both teammates and climbers alike.
His impressive mountaineering record includes guiding on 31 expeditions above 8,000m, with personal achievements such as:
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9 summits of Everest (8848m)
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7 summits of Manaslu (8163m)
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3 summits of Lhotse (8516m)
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3 summits of Cho Oyu (8201m)
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1 summit of Makalu (8463m)
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3 summits of Ama Dablam (6812m)
With his blend of technical expertise, rescue skills, and compassionate care, Gyaljen exemplifies the high standard of professionalism and personal attention that defines Everest One.
MT EVEREST BASIC ITINERARY
(This is a sample itinerary only. Your daily climbing schedule will be planned to allow for a number of factors including health, weather and summit windows. As there are a number of contingency days built into the climbing program, we recommend you book a flexible return airfare.)
DAY 01 Arrive in Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel
DAY 02 Team briefing, gear check and team dinner
DAY 03 Fly to Lukla and trek to Monjo.
DAY 04 Trek to Namche Bazaar
DAY 05 Rest day in Namche Bazaar. Acclimatisation trek to 3900m.
DAY 06 Trek to Phortse
DAY 07 Trek to Pangboche
DAY 08 Trek to Dingboche
DAY 09 Rest Day in Dingboche. Acclimatisation walk with ascent of Nangkartshang Peak (5050m)
DAY 10 Trek to Lobuche
DAY 11 Trek to Everest Base Camp.
DAY 12 Everest Base Camp.
DAY 13 - 17 Trek to Lobuche. Prepare for climb of Lobuche East Peak (6118m).
DAY 18 Return to Everest Base Camp
DAY 19 Rest day
DAY 20 Rest day
DAY 21 Train / Acclimatise
DAY 22 Rest Day / Pack for 1st rotation
DAY 23 - 51 Everest climbing period including 3 rotations, including Rest and Contingency Days
DAY 52 Pack up Base Camp
DAY 53 Trek to Pheriche
DAY 54 Trek to Namche
DAY 55 Trek to Lukla
DAY 56 Fly to Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel
DAY 57 Day of leisure in Kathmandu
DAY 58 Depart Kathmandu for home
YOUR JOURNEY TO THE TOP OF THE WORLD STARTS HERE
Step into the heart of the Himalayas and follow in the footsteps of legendary mountaineers. From the bustling streets of Kathmandu to the icy heights of the Everest summit, this is more than just a climb — it’s an expedition into one of the most awe-inspiring landscapes on earth.
Guided by Allan Cohrs and our elite Sherpa team, every step is planned, every risk managed, and every moment designed to bring you closer to the ultimate mountaineering achievement.
Approach – 11 Days
Your Everest expedition begins in Kathmandu, where ancient temples and colourful streets set the tone for the adventure ahead. After two days of preparation, we board the thrilling mountain flight to Lukla — the gateway to the Khumbu — and start our Everest Base Camp trek.
Our route follows a proven acclimatization itinerary, ascending steadily through Sherpa villages, suspension bridges, and breathtaking valleys. Each night, we stay in trusted teahouses we’ve used for over a decade, ensuring excellent health, hygiene, and mountain hospitality while your body adjusts to the altitude and your legs gain extra climbing fitness.
Base Camp – 2 Days
For more than a month, Everest Base Camp will be home. Each climber has a spacious, carpeted box tent with a comfortable mattress — a private sanctuary in the high Himalayas.
Our heated, triple-skin dining tent is the heart of camp life, where we share hearty meals and stories from the trail. In our dedicated communication and meeting tent, you can relax with a movie, send emails, or simply enjoy the mountain views. We also honour a sacred Himalayan tradition — the Puja ceremony — where we offer thanks to the mountain and ask for safe passage. It’s a quiet, powerful moment that marks the true start of your climb.
Lobuche East Climb – 5 Days
Before tackling Everest, we climb Lobuche East (6,119m), setting up Base and High Camps and reviewing key mountaineering skills. This climb boosts acclimatisation above 6,000m and eliminates an extra rotation through the Khumbu Icefall, saving energy for the main summit push.
The Climb – Approx. 34 Days
Once back at Base Camp, we test all climbing equipment before starting our rotations through the higher camps — sleeping progressively higher to adapt to the altitude. Camps 1 to 3 are stocked with oxygen, food, and gear by our expert Sherpa team, ensuring everything is in place for your summit attempt.
Rotations alternate with rest days to give your body the best chance of success. When fully acclimatised and our weather window appears, we rest at Base Camp before launching the Everest summit push — the defining moment of the expedition.
Contingency days are built in to adapt to weather or unforeseen challenges, increasing our chances of reaching the top of the world.
Return – 7 Days
After the summit, we descend through the Khumbu Valley, retracing our steps to Lukla with lighter packs and fuller hearts. A short flight back to Kathmandu marks the end of your Everest adventure, where you can relax, celebrate, and reflect before heading home.
MT EVEREST EXPEDITION TESTIMONIAL
REAL STORIES WITH EVEREST ONE
“I had the privilege of having Allan from Everest One as my Expedition Leader on Mount Everest, where I successfully reached the summit. A few years later, Allan guided me once again, this time to the summit of Lhotse, the 4th highest mountain in the world. Beyond the Himalayas, I have also climbed with Allan on Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America, and Kilimanjaro, the highest in Africa.
Allan is without doubt the most professional guide I have ever climbed with.
On one occasion, I joined an expedition to another 8,000m peak with a different operator, as Allan was guiding on Manaslu at the time. The difference in care, safety, and professionalism was staggering — I was simply not treated to the same standard that Allan and Everest One provide.
From that experience I made a promise to myself: I will never climb with another company again. For me, Everest One with Allan is the only choice for future expeditions.”
Raul Helander - Sweden
TRAVEL INSURANCE AND SAFETY – PROTECTING YOUR EVEREST ADVENTURE
At Everest One, excellence is built into every part of your expedition — and nothing matters more than your safety. That’s why we are proud to be a Global Rescue Safe Travel Partner, giving our climbers access to world-class evacuation and medical support when it’s needed most.
The reality is simple: mountaineering and trekking come with risk. Just as you insure your home, car, and valuables, your Everest expedition deserves the same protection. From injury and illness to unexpected personal or work commitments, unforeseen events can happen before or during your climb — and without the right coverage, they can cost far more than just money.
Because you’ve invested significant time, effort, and resources into this journey, we require all clients to hold comprehensive travel insurance, including high-altitude trekking or mountaineering cover and evacuation insurance where required. This ensures that, no matter the circumstances, you’re protected.
Over the years, we’ve seen guests forced to cancel or cut short their trip due to illness, injury, or personal emergencies. With the right insurance, you can recover your costs and focus on what matters most — living your adventure in the Himalayas with total peace of mind.
When you join an Everest One expedition, we want you to step onto the trail knowing that everything possible has been done to safeguard your health, your investment, and your dream of standing at the top of the world.
YOUR MT EVEREST ADVENTURE AWAITS
Ready to climb with a team that lives Everest
Your Everest plan starts here. Small teams, expert Sherpa leadership, and a proven South Col strategy that puts safety first and keeps you moving with confidence. Step onto the world’s highest stage and take your place in the story of Everest.
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Small teams and 1:1 Sherpa support
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Maximum oxygen
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Professional weather forecasting and daily health checks
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World class logistics and camp systems
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Transparent costs and personal preparation support
