- Nepal Adventure Trekking & Tour Operator
The Lamjung Himal Expedition (6,983 m / 22,910 ft) is a challenging mountain adventure in Nepal’s Annapurna region, ideal for experienced climbers seeking a remote and less-crowded Himalayan experience. The mountain sees relatively few climbers, offering a peaceful setting away from the busy trekking peaks. The climb involves glacier travel, snow and ice climbing, and some technical sections, so good fitness, climbing skills, and previous high-altitude experience are important. Along the journey, you can enjoy beautiful views of Annapurna II, Annapurna IV, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Manaslu. For those looking for a real Himalayan climbing experience, Lamjung Himal offers a wonderful mix of challenging climbing, remote wilderness, and stunning mountain scenery.
Lamjung Himal is located in the Annapurna region of north-central Nepal, between Kaski and Manang districts in Gandaki Province. It is part of the southeastern section of the Annapurna massif and lies in a remote area away from Nepal’s busy trekking trails. The expedition to the mountain takes climbers through traditional villages, lush forests, alpine meadows, and rugged mountain landscapes before reaching the base camp. Its remote and peaceful setting is one of the main highlights of the expedition, offering climbers a chance to enjoy the natural beauty of the Annapurna region and experience a quieter, less commercial side of the Himalayas.
Lamjung Himal has a relatively short climbing history compared with Nepal’s more famous mountains. In 1974, Derrick Chamberlain and Phillip Neame made the first recorded ascent. Since then, it has remained one of Nepal’s lesser-climbed expedition peaks, attracting climbers who prefer remote and quieter mountain experiences. With its high altitude, technical terrain, and isolated location, Lamjung Himal is a serious mountaineering challenge rather than a simple trekking peak. Climbers need excellent physical fitness, previous high-altitude experience, and the skills to handle changing weather and demanding alpine conditions.
The Lamjung Himal Expedition starts with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar, the gateway to the Annapurna region. From Besisahar, the team continues on foot through traditional Gurung villages, forests, alpine landscapes, and rugged mountain terrain toward Lamjung Himal Base Camp. After reaching base camp, climbers spend time acclimatizing and preparing for the summit before moving to higher camps. The climbing route involves glacier travel, snow and ice climbing, and technical sections, depending on the route and mountain conditions. Climbers should be comfortable using crampons, ice axes, harnesses, fixed ropes, and ascenders, as well as basic glacier and snow-climbing techniques. The number and location of higher camps may change depending on snow conditions and the route, so climbers need to be flexible, work well as a team, and be prepared for changing weather and demanding high-altitude conditions.
The Lamjung Himal Expedition is a technically challenging climb and is best suited to experienced mountaineers with previous high-altitude climbing experience. Climbers should be comfortable with glacier travel, crevasse crossings, crampon and ice-axe techniques, snow and ice climbing, and fixed-rope systems. The climb also involves long and demanding summit days in cold, high-altitude conditions. The main challenges are the remote terrain, changing mountain weather, steep technical sections, and altitude. Good physical fitness, strong endurance, proper acclimatization, and solid mountaineering skills are essential for a safe and successful ascent.
The best time for the Lamjung Himal Expedition is spring (April–May) and autumn (September–November), when the weather is generally more stable, and climbing conditions are more favorable. Spring offers warmer temperatures, longer daylight hours, and ideal conditions for climbing and summit attempts. Autumn brings clearer skies, excellent mountain views, and more stable weather after the monsoon, with October and November usually being particularly favorable. The monsoon season (June–August) is not recommended because of rain, clouds, and difficult trekking conditions, while winter can be extremely cold with heavy snow and challenging conditions at higher elevations.
Choosing the right expedition operator is important for a remote and technical climb like Lamjung Himal. At Ethic Himalaya, we focus on careful planning, safety, experienced local support, and responsible climbing. Our experienced guides and climbing team understand the mountain environment, changing weather, and challenges of high-altitude expeditions in Nepal. We give special attention to proper acclimatization, route conditions, weather forecasts, and safe decision-making throughout the climb. We also keep our groups manageable so climbers receive personal attention and reliable support when they need it. Our team takes care of the essential logistics for the entire journey, including the trip from Kathmandu to the base camp, acclimatization and climbing preparation, high camps, summit attempts, and return, so you can focus on the climb. We also believe in responsible mountaineering and respect for local communities and the fragile Himalayan environment. With Ethic Himalaya, the Lamjung Himal Expedition is more than reaching 6,983 meters—it is an opportunity to experience a remote and less crowded part of the Himalayas while taking on a rewarding alpine challenge with a trusted local team.
Summit Lamjung Himal at 6,983 m (22,910 ft), one of Nepal’s challenging and less-crowded Himalayan expedition peaks.
Remote Himalayan climbing experience in the Annapurna region, away from busy commercial mountaineering routes.
Technical snow, ice, and glacier climbing for experienced mountaineers seeking a demanding alpine adventure.
Scenic approach through traditional Gurung villages, lush forests, alpine valleys, and remote mountain landscapes.
Spectacular Himalayan views of Annapurna II, Annapurna IV, Manaslu, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and surrounding peaks.
Limited climbing history and pristine surroundings, offering a more authentic and adventurous expedition experience.
High-altitude mountaineering challenge requiring strong fitness, endurance, acclimatization, and technical climbing skills.
Experienced local climbing support with careful route planning, safety management, acclimatization, and expedition logistics.
Best climbing seasons in spring and autumn, when weather and mountain conditions are generally more favorable.
We're dedicated to providing outstanding services that create a unique journey of a lifetime. Ethic Himalaya Treks & Expedition (P) Ltd is fully committed to ensuring your journey is smooth and enjoyable, putting forth sincere and diligent efforts. All services will be delivered according to the agreement made during the booking. However, it's important to note that our operations are governed by our own policies and the Tourism Authority regulations.
By agreeing to our booking terms and conditions, you're acknowledging and accepting certain risks, and taking responsibility for your actions and participation. Flexibility and an open mindset are essential. Your expedition might involve extreme conditions, unpredictable weather, and last-minute itinerary changes that are beyond our control. Adjusting to high altitudes might pose a risk as well. Many of our trips take place in remote regions, where regular emergency services and medical facilities may not be accessible.
In case of a severe injury requiring hospitalization, it's important to understand that evacuation might take a few days due to the remote nature of the area. Helicopter evacuations are common in Nepal, but their availability can be affected by weather conditions.
Please be aware that we cannot be held responsible for changes or cancellations due to circumstances like government restrictions, landslides, road blockages, floods, avalanches, political unrest, flight cancellations or delays, sickness, accidents, vehicle breakdowns, and other unforeseen events. Any extra costs incurred in such situations will be your responsibility.
To safeguard against these potential challenges, we strongly recommend having travel insurance that covers cancellation, curtailment, personal liability, and loss of luggage and personal belongings. You'll need to provide proof of your travel insurance on the first day of your trip; without it, you won't be able to join the expedition.
Our aim is to prioritize your safety, comfort, and enjoyment, but it's important to acknowledge the inherent risks associated with travel, particularly in remote and challenging environments.
Expedition Manager/Guide: Our Lamjung Expedition will be overseen by an experienced mountaineer who has successfully summited Himlung Himal and boasts extensive expertise in the climbing field. With a track record of managing over forty expeditions above 7000m, achieving a remarkable 90% success rate, he brings a wealth of knowledge. Leading our Lamjung Expedition is a Nepalese UIAGM/IFMGA Guide.
1:1 Sherpa to Client Ratio on Summit Day:Ensuring your safety and success, our Sherpa guides are all seasoned Everest summiteers with extensive high-altitude expedition experience. We maintain a dedicated 1:1 sherpa guide to client ratio on the critical summit day. Our Sherpa guides possess a wealth of know-how in climbing challenging peaks at high altitudes.
Experienced Climbing Sardar/Guides:Our climbing sardars and guides bring years of climbing experience across various peaks in Nepal and beyond. They've dedicated substantial time to conquering peaks nationwide and internationally. Equipped with basic and advanced mountaineering training, first aid skills, and crisis management expertise, our guides adeptly handle diverse situations. Fluent in English, they enthusiastically share their profound understanding of rock and ice climbing. Their engaging approach ensures your involvement and understanding, while also ensuring a smooth, safe, and enjoyable journey through the Himalayas. Our entire high-land team is well-versed, equipped, and insured to address any unforeseen events. Their personal experience, local insights, technical proficiency, and good humor enrich the climbing experience.
In essence, our expedition leadership and support team possess a deep reservoir of experience, ensuring your Everest journey is not only secure and successful but also educational, enjoyable, and culturally enriching.
Our primary focus is on maintaining small expedition groups, especially in high-altitude ventures like Lamjung Himal. This approach fosters better coordination and cooperation among participants. Our expeditions typically consist of a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 8 climbers per group. This limited size allows for more personalized interactions among team members and closer engagement with your Sherpa guide.
In the context of a grand mountain like Himlung Himal, the benefits of a small group are significant. We operate with a cohesive team of climbers, supported by experienced Sherpa guides who have all successfully summited Mt. Himlung Himal before. Our commitment to a smaller team size means we enroll a maximum of 8 climbers in each group. This ensures an optimal environment for your journey, where you'll have access to a Nepali UIAGM/IFMGA Expedition leader, an Expedition Manager, and the assurance of a 1:1 sherpa guide to client ratio.
The small group approach allows for effective communication, enhanced safety, and a more intimate connection with your fellow climbers, guides, and the mountain itself. By prioritizing a limited number of participants, we strive to provide a more enriching and successful Lamjung Himal experience for each individual.
To meet the needs of our clients seeking high-altitude climbing assistance, our Sherpas receive compensation encompassing equipment allowance, daily wages, food provisions, and comprehensive insurance coverage. Furthermore, a Sherpa bonus, commonly referred to as Tips, is an integral aspect of the Mountaineering system. This practice is designed to foster greater motivation among Sherpas for successful summit endeavors. For the convenience of our clients, the specific Sherpa bonus amount is outlined within each mountain program. This information serves to provide transparency and clarity regarding the contribution that supports and motivates our dedicated Sherpa team members.
During a tea house trekking experience, your breakfast and dinner will be provided at the guesthouses or lodges where you stay. For lunch, you'll dine at trailside restaurants. The traditional Nepali dish, Dal Bhat Tarkari (rice, curry, and lentil soup), is available in every guesthouse. You'll also find a diverse range of food options at all the guesthouses along our routes, including rice, vegetables, noodles, potatoes, and soups. Many of these establishments even offer Western cuisine. Additionally, soft drinks, snacks, wine, and beer are commonly available at both guesthouses and trailside restaurants.
Meal offerings vary depending on the camp location. At Base Camp, we go the extra mile by importing a variety of food items from Kathmandu. This results in delightful surprises such as sushi nights, freshly-baked muffins, yogurt for breakfast, and even pizza! Our culinary offerings are aimed at enhancing your dining experience.
We place a paramount emphasis on offering delectable and nourishing cuisine, recognizing its pivotal role in the overall triumph of our expeditions. Our approach involves airlifting provisions, where we meticulously uphold standards of quality and hygienic preparation. At the Base Camp, our adept High Altitude Chef orchestrates every meal. Throughout the trek, your meals will be thoughtfully provided at the teahouses or lodges where accommodation is arranged. In Kathmandu, we provide exclusively breakfast, allowing you the utmost flexibility in selecting your lunch and dinner options and companions. This tailored approach ensures your culinary preferences are catered to while maintaining the highest standards of taste and nutrition.
It's important to communicate any specific dietary needs, restrictions, or allergies when booking your trip. Our teams in the field will make every effort to accommodate your requests. However, it's worth noting that certain local limitations might prevent us from offering an extensive variety of alternative menus. For treks that require significant energy expenditure, we recommend planning ahead by possibly bringing extra supplies like energy bars, dried fruits, and chocolates. This proactive measure helps ensure you have an adequate caloric intake to sustain your energy levels throughout the journey.
Transportation within Kathmandu Valley is facilitated by private vehicles, tailored according to the group size. During trekking periods, we provide the services of Porters to carry your baggage for the day. It is important to note that one porter will be assigned to assist two members.
We kindly request your attention to the mandatory use of seat belts in all vehicles utilized during the trip, both in the front and rear seats, where they are available and in accordance with the regulations enforced in the visited country. By participating in the trip, you agree to adhere to this safety requirement. Please be aware that Ethic Himalaya cannot be held responsible for any bodily injuries or material damages incurred if this safety provision is not complied with by you.
Climbers participating in Mt. Lamjung Himal Expedition are required to possess a robust climbing resume and moderate technical proficiency. Proficiency in rock-climbing and cramponing is crucial, as is the ability to ascend and rappel while carrying a pack. Given the prolonged exposure to challenging conditions, prior experience in summiting a 6000m peak is mandatory. A high level of physical fitness is paramount, with the capability to sustain peak performance for extended periods at high altitudes.
Central to this endeavor is an unyielding determination and an unwavering aspiration to conquer the mountain. Familiarity with traversing snow, rock, and ice while carrying equipment is essential. Mastery of rope techniques, ice axe maneuvers, crampon usage, and familiarity with equipment like ascenders (Jumar) and descenders are prerequisites. Adequate training well in advance, ideally six months before the expedition commencement, is strongly advised. Engaging in activities like cross-fit, uphill backpack walking on exposed terrain, and other physical exercises can significantly enhance your preparedness.
Consulting a medical professional to assess your physical readiness and devising a well-rounded plan encompassing training, diet, and rest is imperative. Ultimately, mental fortitude proves pivotal, as a resolute mindset forms the bedrock of a successful climbing venture.
At the time of booking, it's imperative to inform the Company in writing about any medical conditions, physical limitations, or mental and physical states that could impact your fitness for travel or participation. This notification is crucial to ensure your safety and well-being during the journey.
Failure to communicate such conditions to the Company, if they subsequently lead to cancellation, will result in the imposition of 100% cancellation fees on the Client. Open communication about your health and well-being allows us to provide appropriate support and make necessary arrangements to ensure a smooth and secure travel experience.
Lamjung Himal Expedition typically involves daily walking for 4-12 hours. To ensure your preparedness, Ethic Himalaya Treks recommends engaging in approximately 12 km of walking or jogging exercises every day for a period of 3 months prior to the Expedition. This preparation is essential to acclimate yourself to the physically demanding conditions of high altitudes and remote terrains that you'll encounter during the expedition.
For a successful and enjoyable Lamjung Expedition, a robust set of attributes is essential. This includes strong determination, the ability to withstand challenging conditions, a significantly high level of fitness, and overall good health. Participants are responsible for covering medical and evacuation expenses as needed. Consulting a doctor for vaccinations and other medical necessities before the trip is vital.
It's worth noting that Ethic Himalaya reserves the right to request a medical certificate before confirming your trip booking. By diligently preparing physically and ensuring good health, you enhance your chances of a fulfilling and successful Lamjung Himal Expedition.
The presented acclimatization plan is carefully designed to guarantee the safety, achievement, and welfare of participants during the Lamjung Himal Expedition. Acclimatization is vital for adapting to high-altitude surroundings, reducing the risk of altitude-related ailments, and enhancing performance. The plan outlines a gradual ascent to help participants' bodies adapt effectively to changing conditions.
Acclimatization Schedule:
Arrival at Base Camp (4,850m): Participants arrive at Base Camp, engage in light activities to initiate acclimatization, and prioritize rest and hydration to aid initial altitude adjustment.
Acclimatization Hike to Camp 1 (5,500m): Participants gradually ascend to Camp 1 for a two-night stay. Short hikes and light exercises encourage blood circulation and acclimatization.
Rest Day at Camp 1: A rest day at Camp 1 facilitates recovery and further altitude adaptation. Gentle stretching and breathing exercises are recommended.
Return to Base Camp: Participants descend to Base Camp for recuperation and strength building. Hydration and proper nutrition remain focal during this phase.
Rotation to Camp 2 (6,000m) and Camp 3 (6,350m): Participants move to Camp 2 for an overnight stay, then rotate to Camp 3 for another night. Emphasis is on gradual ascent, controlled pacing, and sufficient rest at each camp.
Return to Base Camp: After the rotation, participants return to Base Camp for rest and recovery. Prioritizing hydration and nutrition continues.
Summit Push (6,983m): The summit climb spans four days, ensuring gradual altitude gain and optimal acclimatization. Skilled guides provide support, and supplemental oxygen is available if needed.
Descent and Recovery: Following a successful summit or the decision to descend, participants gradually return to Base Camp, allowing time for rest and recovery. Debriefing and celebration activities occur during this phase.
This acclimatization plan for the Lamjung Himal Expedition is meticulously tailored for safety, well-being, and success. Adhering to the schedule allows participants to effectively adapt to high-altitude conditions, optimizing physical and mental capabilities for a triumphant summit endeavor. The plan remains adaptable to unforeseen situations and individual requirements.
For the entirety of the Lamjung Himal Expedition, our group will have access to a satellite phone designated for emergency use. While the cell phone network remains accessible during the trekking phase and at the base camp, its reliability can be influenced by varying weather conditions. Should you require personal communication, the option to utilize the satellite phone is available at a rate of $3 per minute. This ensures a reliable means of communication, particularly in urgent situations.
Travel insurance is an obligatory requirement for all our travelers and should be arranged at the time of booking. Your travel insurance policy must encompass coverage for personal accidents, death, medical expenses, and emergency repatriation. We recommend a minimum coverage of USD 200,000 for each category of cover.
It's crucial that your travel insurance includes provisions for accidents, injuries, illnesses, medical expenses, and even pre-existing medical conditions. Additionally, emergency repatriation, which may involve helicopter rescue or air ambulance services, should be covered. The policy should also account for personal liability.
We advise considering insurance coverage for trip cancellation, curtailment, as well as the loss of luggage and personal belongings for comprehensive protection. It's essential to carry documented proof of your insurance and present it when requested by our company employees or suppliers.
Please note that we retain the right to cancel or suspend your participation in a trip or related activities, even after the commencement of the journey, without refund, if you fail to furnish proof of insurance upon request. Your travel insurance serves as a safeguard for both you and your fellow travelers, ensuring that you're adequately covered in unforeseen situations.
Ethic Himalaya Treks holds no liability for any injuries, health issues, emotional challenges, or other conditions experienced by clients during the trip. Additionally, our package cost does not encompass personal insurance coverage. Therefore, we strongly recommend that clients acquire comprehensive insurance packages that cover a range of aspects, including medical emergencies and helicopter evacuations if necessary.
Prioritizing your safety and well-being is paramount to us, and having adequate insurance in place safeguards you against unforeseen circumstances. It's essential to be prepared for any eventuality by securing the appropriate insurance coverage, ensuring that you're protected throughout your journey with us.
Participation in the Lamjung Himal Expedition requires a comprehensive set of qualifications and attributes:
In essence, joining a Lamjung Himal Expedition entails a combination of skills, experience, preparedness, and an unwavering commitment to safety and success. It's a monumental endeavor that requires careful consideration of various factors to ensure a fulfilling and secure climb to the world's highest peak.
Please ensure you bring the following items for a comfortable and safe trip:
Remember to bring a medium-sized daypack for carrying your daily essentials. Look for one with a waist strap or padded waist belt for added comfort.
Climbing Gear:By following this checklist, you'll be well-prepared for your journey while ensuring comfort and safety during your climb.
Expedition members are required to provide passport copies, passport-sized photographs, a health certificate, and personal bio-data for trekking and climbing permits prior to arriving in Nepal. You can send these documents to us through mail or a post box. The documents needed include:
Please make sure to prepare and send these documents ahead of time to facilitate a smooth process for obtaining the necessary permits for your expedition.
Ethic Himalaya is well-prepared to handle any emergency situations that may arise during the expedition. Our guides are trained in first aid and possess the skills to address common ailments that can occur during a trek. Additionally, our main office in Kathmandu maintains direct communication with our guides each day, whenever possible.
Prior to arriving in Nepal, it's imperative for every client to have their own insurance that covers emergencies. All our staff members are also insured for emergency situations. In the event of an extreme emergency requiring helicopter evacuation between altitudes of 6,000m trekking peaks, we can arrange for helicopter rescue. Depending on your insurance coverage, these costs may be covered.
For accurate climbing weather forecasts, we recommend using reliable sources such as Meteo Swiss, Austria, or other similar services. We can assist you in establishing contact with these sources. Weather forecasts can be sent to you promptly through SMS, email, or phone to aid in your summit attempt.
We strongly advise you to obtain trip cancellation insurance and air ambulance/helicopter rescue coverage. Some insurance policies may not include or limit coverage for activities like trekking and climbing. It's essential to choose a policy that offers sufficient protection and covers the activities involved. During the trip, you must carry proof of insurance, such as your insurance certificate. Failure to provide proof of insurance may result in being unable to continue with the trekking/climbing trip without entitlement to refunds for services not provided. Your insurance must include emergency air ambulance/helicopter rescue services.
If you encounter any issues during your Lamjung Himal Expedition, it's important to address them promptly. Kindly notify both the hotelier and our company immediately if you have a complaint while still on-site. This allows us the chance to rectify the situation in a timely manner. We cannot reasonably accept liability for problems that are brought up after you've returned to your home country without giving us the opportunity to address them on the spot.
If the complaint cannot be resolved at the time, you should provide us with written notification within 30 days of completing your trip. This allows us to thoroughly investigate and address your concerns. Please note that failure to adhere to this procedure may impact your rights to make a claim against our company. We value your feedback and aim to ensure the best possible experience, so please communicate any issues promptly and in accordance with the provided guidelines.
To ensure a smooth travel experience, all esteemed clients must possess a valid passport with a minimum of 6 months validity from the anticipated return date. For your convenience, Nepalese visas can be acquired through two means: either from the Nepalese Consulate in your home country or upon your arrival at Kathmandu Airport. The visa fees are structured as follows:
For most nationalities, E-Visas are available through the Government website: Click here for Nepal Tourist Visa Online Application Form
We encourage all travelers to adhere to these visa and passport guidelines to ensure a hassle-free and enjoyable journey to Nepal. Your compliance with these regulations is greatly appreciated.
The cost stated on our website for the Lamjung Himal Expedition pertains to group joining. However, this expedition can also be arranged as a private trip if desired, based on the number of participants, with a minimum of five participants as per your request. Should you wish to undertake this expedition individually or with your own group of friends, family, or colleagues, kindly reach out to us. We can organize a private Lamjung Expedition according to your preferred dates, accommodating any specific requirements you may have. It's important to note that our costs are influenced by several factors:
To arrive at a tailored cost that meets your requirements, we'll engage in a discussion to assess the factors mentioned above and reach a mutual understanding. This will enable us to provide you with an accurate cost estimate for your private Mt. Lamjung Himal Expedition, ensuring that all your preferences are considered.
Our outlined itineraries and programs are subject to change without prior notice due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control. These circumstances could include weather hazards, landslides, political unrest, road blockages, avalanches, sudden illnesses, and similar events.
Customization and Cancellation: We are pleased to tailor the program to suit the preferences of our clients. In case your trip needs to be canceled due to unavoidable situations like war, natural disasters, political unrest, adverse climate conditions, etc., Ethic Himalaya Treks & Expedition P. Ltd will offer an alternative trip of similar quality. This alternative trip option will be reserved for your use within one year from the original trip's scheduled departure date.
Before Departure: If a significant change is made to the itinerary before departure, we will promptly inform you if there's sufficient time before the trip starts. A major change is considered to be one that impacts at least one day out of every five on the itinerary. When a major change occurs, you can choose to accept the modified itinerary, receive a refund for the land portion of the trip, or opt for an alternative tour.
After Departure: In situations where circumstances or events beyond our control arise after the trip has started, we retain the right to modify the itinerary. Should such emergency changes be necessary, any additional costs related to altering the itinerary will be your responsibility. Please be aware that we are not liable for any incidental expenses incurred due to changes in the itinerary, such as visa fees, vaccinations, or non-refundable flight expenses.
For Mt. Lamjuing Himal Expedition booking, a non-refundable deposit of USD 2,000 per person per trip is required to confirm your reservation. If you're making the booking within 30 days of the departure date, the full amount is due at the time of booking. The remaining balance can be paid either before your arrival in Nepal or upon arrival before the trip departure.
To secure your booking, the non-refundable deposit should be sent to the Company or its authorized Agent. If the deposit amount differs from what is stated in this section, the company will inform you during the booking process. You have the option to make booking deposits through bank transfer or Credit Card (Visa or MasterCard). Kindly refer to the instructions on the booking form for payment details.
For the Lamjung Himal Expedition in Nepal, the final payment can be settled upon your arrival in Nepal. You have several options for making the final payment:
It's important to be aware of the 4% surcharge when making payments via credit card, and this policy applies uniformly to all payment types.
We maintain the right to adjust pricing rates for our Mt. Lamjung Himal Expedition if they are not as initially displayed in our marketing materials and website. This adjustment can occur due to various external factors beyond our control, such as changes in exchange rates or government actions. In many instances, fluctuations in domestic flight fares are driven by increases in fuel prices. Despite these potential changes, our commitment is to provide you with the most up-to-date pricing for our expedition, and we make every effort to ensure that the current prices are reflected accurately.
Once your deposit has been paid, your Lamjung Himal Expedition will be confirmed, with the balance of fees owed due 90 days before your trip's starting date. If you choose to cancel your participation, the following cancellation policy will apply:
Please note these cancellation policies when considering changes to your trip plans. The fees are based on the proximity of the cancellation to the scheduled departure date.
We reserve the right to cancel the Lamjung Himal Expedition up to 30 days before the scheduled departure. Additionally, if external factors like terrorism, natural disasters, political instability, or other unforeseen events make it impractical to carry out the planned itinerary, we may cancel a trip before departure. In the event of a trip cancellation by us, you have two options:
In cases where the cancellation results from external events beyond our reasonable control, refunds will be provided after deducting any unrecoverable costs. Please be aware that we are not responsible for any additional expenses you may have incurred due to your booking, such as visa fees, vaccinations, travel insurance excess, or non-refundable flight expenses. It's important to note that varying cancellation conditions might apply to different types of trips; your booking consultant will inform you if any differences apply.
If you wish to transfer your booking to a different expedition or transfer it to another participant, please notify us at least 30 days before the planned departure date. A fee of USD 2,000 per person per change will apply (in addition to any charges imposed by hotels, ground operators, permits, or airlines). If you provide notification within 45 days of the proposed departure date, the refund policy applicable to cancellations will be applied. Transfers to a third party are permissible if the transferee meets all trip requirements, and transfers to a different departure are only possible within the current validity period.
Should you need to make amendments to any other arrangements associated with your trip, an administration fee of USD 1,000 per booking per change will be incurred. This fee is separate from any charges levied by hotels, ground operators, or airlines. Please note that no amendments can be made to your booking within 10 days of the departure date.
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