
Bokta Peak
A long eastern Nepal trek through Ghunsa and the Kanchenjunga north approach leads to a remote Bokta Peak climbing programme.
Khumbu, Nepal / Peak climbing
Link Pokalde and Khongma Tse climbing objectives above the upper Khumbu, with a return through Chhukung.

Khongma Tse, also called Mehra Peak, stands in the high country above the Khumbu Glacier. This programme first approaches and attempts Pokalde before moving to a separate camp for Khongma Tse. The two objectives share a Khumbu trek but involve different mountain terrain, making careful route assessment and an agreed climbing plan important.
The programme combines an approach trek with time for climbing preparation and a summit attempt. Snow, glacier conditions and weather can change the route and daily plan. Tell us about your mountain experience before booking so that we can agree the equipment, guiding and preparation needed for this particular climb.
This is an outline programme. The team will confirm the route and arrangements with you, allowing for weather, access and local conditions.
Arrive, meet the team and check equipment.
Fly to Lukla and begin the trek.
Reach Namche and include an acclimatization day.
Continue through Tengboche to Pheriche, with a further acclimatization day.
Trek via Lobuche to the climbing base and attempt Pokalde in suitable conditions.
Move to the second climbing base, assess the summit route and return towards Pokalde camp.
Rejoin the upper valley trails and continue into the Imja valley.
Descend through Tengboche and Namche to Lukla.
Return by air when weather permits.
Transfer for your onward flight.
Request an itemised quotation for your group, dates and preferred level of support. Agree the inclusions before booking travel.
Strong high-altitude fitness, competent crampon and rope skills, and confidence on exposed rock and snow are required.
Accommodation: Hotels in Kathmandu, trekking lodges or approach camps, and tented climbing camps.
Use the trip preparation guide to plan equipment, travel documents and questions for the team.
The itinerary gives a climbing window. Your guide will adjust the attempt, rest days and descent to the conditions and the team. Reaching the summit cannot be guaranteed.
Strong high-altitude fitness, competent crampon and rope skills, and confidence on exposed rock and snow are required. Share details of your recent climbs, altitude experience and rope skills so that we can assess the preparation and support required.
Bhim PaudelExecutive Director