Island Peak (6189m) has established a glorious identity of its own among a parade of some of the most illustrious peaks like the Mt. Everest (8848m) and Mt. Lhotse (8,414m). This mountain has enthralled travelers and trekkers for quite a while. People who wish to dwell deep in the adversities of the Khumbu region can test their will by scaling the Island Peak. A complete package of thrill and jaw-dropping experience makes the Island Peak trek stand out from any other trek that’s out there.The Island Peak Climbing combined with the Everest Base Camp lasts for a whopping 19 days. Like many other treks, it commences from Kathmandu. Get on a flight and arrive at Lukla which is often called the Gateway of the Everest region. Begin the walk to Phakding, and get some glimpse about life in the snowy parts. Crossing the Dudh Koshi River leads us to Namche Bazaar. We walk uphill to visit the Tengboche Monastery and after resting for a while at Pangboche, we head towards Pheriche. As we observe the enigma of the Khumbu glacier, we find ourselves on the road to Lobuche. We visit the Gorakshep Lake and make our way to the Everest Base Camp. Later, wewitness the glorious sunrise from Kalapatthar. After observing the sunrise, we head back to Lobuche and later head towards Chhukung via Kongma La Pass (5,535m). After doing some training with the equipment, we head to the summit of the Island Peak and follow the trail that ultimately leads to Pangboche. The descending trail leads us to Namche Bazaar, and we can relax a bit once we arrive at Lukla. If you are willing to take this trip then it is highly recommended that you carry appropriate clothing and do it from the mid of October to the mid of December.Flanked with seasoned guides and professionals, Himalaya Summit Club is the pioneer in the trekking and travel industry. Along with excellent services for the trip, we also allow you to customize your trips as per your preferences. Join us in making an unforgettable experience.