Mount Pumori (7,161m) in Nepal, near Everest, is a popular climb for experienced mountaineers. Its southeast ridge offers technical challenges and stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu.

Baruntse Expedition (7,129m) offers climbers a challenging ascent between Everest and Makalu. Known for its technical ice slopes and breathtaking views, this peak requires expertise, with acclimatization at Base Camp (5,400m), icy terrain towards the summit & offers panoramic view of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu along the way.

Mount Cho Oyu, the sixth highest peak in the world at 8,201m, is an accessible Himalayan climb for intermediate mountaineers. Located near Everest on the Nepal-China border, this expedition offers breathtaking views, moderate technical difficulty, Sherpa support, and a perfect introduction to 8,000m peaks.

Mount Makalu, the fifth highest peak (8,485m), lies in the Mahalangur Himalayas on the Nepal-Tibet border. Known for its pyramid shape and challenging ascents, it offers steep ridges, technical climbing, and stunning views. Nearby, the pristine Makalu-Barun Valley enriches its allure with rare flora and fauna.

Experience the ultimate adventure with the Lhotse Expedition (8,516m), the world’s 4th-highest peak, sharing Everest’s Base Camp. Best climbed in spring or autumn, this thrilling journey combines breathtaking scenery, cultural richness, and expert-guided logistics for an unforgettable high-altitude challenge

Manaslu, the "Mountain of the Spirit," is an 8,163m Himalayan peak in Nepal. Known for its breathtaking beauty, trekking trails, and cultural heritage, it offers adventure and tranquility & offers stunning views of the surrounding peaks with expert and logistics for your summit success.