Expeditios to climb mountains in the Nepal Himalaya in excess of 6400 m entail careful planning, considerable expense and many formalities. All the peaks involved are high altitude climbs so climbers must be fit and well acclimatized. Some of the standard routes are not demanding and are suitable for novice climbers, such as Island Peak and Mera Peak. Other permitted peaks like Kusum Kangguru, Chulu West, Pisang Peak, Tent Peak, Yala Peak, Lobuche Peak, Himalchuli and alternative routes on so called easier mountains, are demanding. Most walkers have an ambition, often not voiced, to ascend a high peak and experience some of those feelings reserved for the true mountaineer. Normally the technical skill involved, and the altitude factor, means that this will remain an unfulfilled ambition. With the support and knowledge of our experienced Sherpa staff, there is a climb available to meet everyone's demands.