Island Peak, locally kknown as Imja Tse is one of Nepal's most popular trekking peaks, standing proudly at 6189 meters in the Everest region. Named Island Peak by early British mountaineeres because its looks like an island rising out of a sea of ice, it offers a existing yet achievable mountaineering experience for trekkers seeking something beyond regular hiking. Located in the Imja valley, just above the famous Chhukung village and near Lhotse and Ama Dablam, Island peak is ideal for physically fit Trekkers with basic climbing skills or those looking to train for higher expedition. It combines a classic Himalayan trekking journey with an exciting Alpine climb. From the summit you will witness jaw dropping 360 degree view of Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Barunest and even Makalu the world fifth highest Mountain.
Island peak so inspiring and worth doing is not only the summit challenge but the sense of personal achievements, the spectacular scenery, and the chance to stand on a real Himalayan peak that many mountaineer use as Training for Everest.
As part of our unique itineraries we also included a day hike and lunch at Ama Dablam Base camp 4600 meters  one of the most scenic and spiritually rich places in the region. Surrounded  by prayer flags and towering peaks this peaceful spot offering incredible view of Ama Dablam sharp summit, often called the Matterhorn of Himalayans, sharing lunch here with mountain so close is an unforgettable moment of Connection with nature and the mountaineering spirit.
Island Peak is not just a climb, it is transformation journey a goal that pushes you beyond limits and rewards you unmatched Himalayan beauty and pride.