1. Is this climb suitable for beginners?
Yes, this climb is considered a beginner-level climb, but you should be well-acclimatized and physically fit to make it to the top.

2. Do I need to have experience climbing?
No, you don’t need to have experience climbing, but you should be determined and willing to learn.

3. What is the difficulty level of the climb?
The climb is physically demanding, but the difficulty level is moderate. The high altitude and steep terrain can be challenging, especially for those who are not well-acclimatized.

4. How long does it take to climb the mountain?
The climb takes around 6 hours to reach the summit, including the final 200 meters which involve a challenging 45-degree wall of compressed snow.

5. What is the highest altitude we’ll reach?
The highest altitude we’ll reach is 6088 meters, which is above 6000 meters.

6. Do I need to bring any equipment or gear?
No, we will bring you gear such as boots, jackets, and trousers, which will be tested at the equipment store before we start the climb. But if you have your own equipment it’s great

7. What is the accommodation like during the tour?
During the tour, we’ll stay at a refuge at an altitude of 5350 meters. We’ll eat and sleep there before making the final ascent to the summit.

8. What is the weather like during the climb?
The weather can be unpredictable at high altitude, and we may encounter freezing temperatures, darkness, and wind. It’s essential to be prepared for these conditions.

9. Can I cancel or change my booking if I’m not feeling well or not acclimatized?
Yes, you can cancel or change your booking if you’re not feeling well or not acclimatized. However, please note that refunds may not be possible if you cancel at short notice.