Mt. Makalu is the fourth tallest in Nepal and the fifth-highest Peak on the Earth with a height of 8,463m. Mt. Makalu resides in the eastern Himalayas range just 19Km southeast of the giant Mt. Everest on the border of Nepal and China. At the base of Mt. Makalu, there lies a natural wonder. Makalu bears a pyramid shape. The North-Western ridge route is used by most mountaineers to reach the top of the peak.

Mt. Makalu Expedition in Nepal is full of adventures as well as dangers too. Climbing Makalu is a test of the complete endurance of a climber. The base camp is normally set at around 5,600m, and then four camps follow before reaching the top. The first camp is at 6,100m, camp 2 is at 6500m, the third camp is at 7400m and the last camp is at 7800m.