If you want to enjoy the sacredness and beauty of Mount Everest at a close distance, in addition to a good body, you need strong financial resources to back it up. There are three ways to climb Mount Everest: individual climbing, logistics outsourcing or participation in a business team.  April and May is the best time to climb Mount Everest.

There are two mature Everest routes, namely the south slope and the north slope, which are managed by Nepal and China. Regardless of climbing from the south slope or the north slope, you have to choose a commercial mountaineering company to apply for the Everest climbing permit before you can start a “Himalaya climbing”.

The commercial mountaineering companies in South Slope are divided into two categories: one is run by non-Sherpa people, such as the New Zealander Russell Brice and the American IMG; the other is the Sherpa mountaineering adventure company. On the northern slope, there is Tibet Yala Shampoo Exploration Co., Ltd. Of course, there is also a more free economic way of climbing, two or three people, with light equipment to travel quickly. But unless it is a top mountain climber, this economic way is not recommended.

The price of climbing Mount Everest is not fixed, there is a price range from $30,000 to $85,000. How much you spend depends on your climbing style, logistical support and the side you climb from. The standard climbing price from Tibet (North Slope) is about $32,000, and Nepal (South Side) is about $42,000. The cost includes the cost of going to Everest Base Camp, permits and insurance, climbing costs, equipment costs, guide fees, etc.

About the guider who led you to Mount Everest, you have three choices: Sherpa Collaboration, Sherpa Wizard and Western Guide.