Lobuche peak offers challenging ascent and stunning views of the Everest and Lhotse peaks.
Highlights of Lobuche Peak Climbing
- A guided tour of UNESCO-listed world heritage sites in Nepal
- Dramatic flight to Lukla
- Explore the colorful Namche Bazar.
- Breathtaking view of Mt. Everest, Mt. Makalu, Dorje Lakpa, Ama Dablam, and many other small peaks of the Everest region
- Get insights on the culture and way of life of the infamous Sherpa people of the Himalayan region.
- Summit of Lobuche Peak (6119m)
Overview
Lobuche Pass, nestled in the heart of Himalayas. It offers a breathtaking challenge for avid climbers and adventures alike. Standing tall at an elevation of 6,119 meters(20,075 feet), conquering Lobuche Pass demands physical prowess, mental resillence, and a deep appreciation for the raw beauty of the mounatinous terrain. The journey of Lobuche pass typically begins in the vibrant town of Lukla, where trekkers embark on a multi-day trek through picturesque valleys and quaint Sherpa Villages. As the altitude gradually increases, so does the anticipation and excitement among climbers. Ascending towards Lobuche Pass, trekkers encounter rugged unpredictable weather conditions. Each step toward is a test of endurance and determination, with the majestic peaks of the Himalayas serving as both a motivator and reminder of the formidable challenge ahead. As climbers approach the final stretch of the ascent, the air becomes thinner, making each breath a conscious effort. However, the allure of reaching the summit drives climbers forward , pushing them to surpass their physical limits and embrace the exhilarating sense of accomplishment that awaits.
Lobuche Peak is a well-known trekking peak of Nepal located in the Khumbu region. Consisting of two faces: ; Lobuche East(6,119m) and Lobuche West(6,145m), The lobuche peaks lies just above the Lobuche village and Khumbu Glacier.Peaks like Mount Everest and Lhotse lie just 13.5 km east from the Lobuche Peak. Of two faces, the Lobuche East is an easily climbable peak and thus regarded as the trekking peak. On the other side, Lobuche West is less frequently climbable and more technical and hence listed as the expeditiion peak. So, Lobuche East(6,119 m) is the summit point of Lobuche Peak climbing, not the Lobuche West.
Upon reaching the summit of Lobuche Pass, climbers are rewarded with panaromic views of towering peaks, sprawling glacires, and an overwhelming sense of awe at the raw power of nature. The journey down is often just as challenging as the ascent, requiring careful navigation and unwavering focus to safely descend back to lower elevations. But amidst the physical exertion and the inherent risks of high- altitude climbing, there exists a profound sense of camaraderie among fellow adventures, forged thrugh shared hardships, and triumph in the pursit conquering Lobuche pass. In the end, climbing Lobuche pass is not just about reaching the sumit; it's about embracing the journey, immersing oneself in the beauty of the himalayas, and discovering the indomitable spirit that lies within.
The route to Lobuche Peak
A fast 30-minute flight from Kathmandu to Lukla is the beginning of the Lobuche Climbing Route. Trekkers must go down lush mountainous terrain, steep fields, and snow-capped mountain foothills. The steep descent takes you to a small airport in Lukla, where you can meet and have lunch with the rest of our team.
The next day, we begin our trip to Namche Bazaar and Phakding. We travel through the dense foliage of the mountains around us to enter the Namche Bazaar trading center. We walk from Namche to Tengboche to visit the ancient monastery of Tengboche.
The route continues to Dingboche to prevent altitude sickness and to proceed through the Kongma La Pass (5536 m). The trail then proceeds to the Dingboche. The road has many steep uphills and downhills. We are going to Gorak Shep from Lobuche and eventually reach the beautiful base camp, Everest, where you can see the glorious Mount Everest.
In turn, the track heads back to Gorak Shep and takes you to the base camp of Lobuche. We spend a day in an acclimatizing environment and then climb up to Lobuche early the next morning. We go back down to the base camp after a good time exploring the top of the mountain. We then go to Namche and ride back from Lukla to Kathmandu.
Upon reaching Kathmandu, our representative will greet you at the airport, providing a warm welcome before transferring you to your hotel. Use this day to acclimate to the new time zone and dive into the vibrant atmosphere of kathmandu. An orientation program is scheduled for 5 pm to help to get acquainated with your surroundings.
Today marks the commencement of our adventure towards our destination. We will catch an early flight to Lukla and be greeted by breathtaking mountain vistas upon arrival. Our trek kicks off towards Phakding, where we''ll traverse through enchanting pine forests and charming Sherpa communities. As we reach the delightful village of phakding, we''ll settle into a cozy tea house for the night, utilizing the remaining daylight to wander and absorb the beauty of phakding. We''ll conclude the day with a fulfilling dinner at the teahouse.
The trek from Phakding to Namche Bazar involves a scenic journey through the Everest region. We'll traverse along the Dudh Koshi river, cross suspension bridges, and pass through picturesque sherpa village like Monjo. Ascend gradually through forest until reaching Namche Bazar, the bustling gateway to Everest.
Prepare for a successful trek to Everest Base Camp. Begin by embracing acclimization, crucial for altitude adjustment. Namche Bazar offers the perfect setting for this. Today, pritorize relexation and exploration, allowing our body to adapt to higher altitudes. Enhance acclimization with a brief hike to Everset View Hotel. Spend the afternoon immersing ourself in the charm of Namche Bazar and its Sherpa Museum. Stay hydrated throughout the day, savoring local Sherpa cuisine for dinner. Ensure a restful night's sleep by retiring early.
From here, we ascend towards Tengboche village, offers them with the first view of Everest itself. We can only see the tip, but the feeling is somewhere between cool and surreal. To know we're looking at the highest place on Earth. We will also be greeted with Tengboche Monastery of Dawa Choling Gompa. Visitors to Tengboche are permitted to walk freely about the monastery grounds, and they can even get a peak inside during certain hours. Check into a tea house for your over night-stay and have a dinner and good sleep.
After staying overnight in Tengbouche, we head to Dingboche in the morning. Our trail descends and passes through lush forests of birch, conifer, and rhododendron trees. While trekking, we can admire good views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. We continue our walk to the Imja Valley and Lobuche River before ascending to Dingboche. Later day we will be enjoy a stunning view of Ama Dablam.Check into a tea house for diiner and good sleep.
Acclimatization is essential for a safe and enjoyable trek at higher altitudes. Today is all about resting and exploring Dingboche, helping our body adapt to the rising elevation and getting us ready for the upcoming challenges.Start our day with a breakfast. For additional acclimatization, hike to Nangkartshang Peak, which provides views of Makalu, Lhotse, Chalotse, Tawache, and Ama Dablam. Stay hydrated, take it easy, read, or enjoy light activities during the day, then have dinner at the tea house.
As we journey from Dingboche to Lobuche, our path towards our destination draws nearer. The rugged terrain intensifies with each step, and the air grows thinner as we navigate the high- altitude landscape. Our day begins with a hearty breakfast, followed by preparation for the trek. We ascend towards Thukla pass, where breathtaking vistas of Punori and Nuptse await us. After a rejuvenating break in Thukla, we press onward towards Lobuche. Upon reaching our destination, we settle into a cozy tea house for the night, enjoying a satisfying dinner and before retiring for some well- deserved rest.
Start morning trek after a filling breakfast in Lobuche, navigate rocky terrain as you ascend to Gorakshep. Check into the tea house for a quick lunch, then embark on the journey to Everest Base Camp through the Khumbu Glacier. Take time to capture memories with photographs at this incredible spot. After breakfast, our journey starts from Gorak Shep to Kala Patthar. The snow-covered peaks of the Everest (8848 meters), Makalu Mountain (8481 meters), Lhotse Mountain (8516 meters), Cho Oyu Mountain (8201 meters), and many more are magnificent.
After some time in good quality, we go from Kala Patthar to Gorakshep, clicking on pictures and exploring around the area. We're going to have lunch at Gorakshep and take the same path we took back to Lobuche before. We're living in Lobuche overnight in a tea house.
After enjoying an early morning breakfast, our journey will commence from Lobuche towards Gorak Shep. The route to Gorak Shep is straightforward and efficient , yet the trek to Everest Basecamp . From Gorakshep presents challenging for hikers. Along the way, rocky terrain and a glacial lake add to the rugged beauty of landscape.
Due to the elevation, trekkers may experienced altitude sickness as we ascend to the highest point. Along the route, trekkers can marvel at the Khumbu glacier and icefall. Everest Base Camp offers a breathtaking atmosphere with its array of tents, providing an unforgettable experience. Before returning to Gorak Shep, there's an opportunity to capture memorable photographs. Our accommodations for the night will be at Gorak Shep Tea House.
After enjoying an early breakfast, we depart from basecamp and embark on a straightforward yet thrilling journey along a snow-covered and icy path. Utilizing ropes and crampons, we navigate through the terrian with excitement, occasionally pausing to rest and recharge our energy along the way.
Upon reaching the serene campsite at 5400 meters, a dedicated Sherpa team will be arranging our accomodations. Prior to ascending Lobuche Peak,it's imperative to ensure our climbing gear is throughly tested and assess our physical well-being.
We aim to summit Lobuche east within the day, commencing our climb aroud 2 am to ensure we reach top by noon before harsh afternoon winds render further ascent unsafe. The summit stands at approximately 5600 m, with our journey requiring the use of rope and crampons to navigate the icy terrain.
It sounds like an incredible experience !Witnessing the panoramic view of the Mount Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Pumori, Cholaste, and more must be breathtaking. Enjoy time there and capture unforgettable memories.
After departing from Lobuche Base Camp, we embark on our return trek towards our final destination. Our journey retraces the path alongside Everest's Base Camp before reaching the settlement of Pheriche after a lunch stop in Lobuche. Eventually,our route lead us to Pangboche.
Next, we journey through the enchanting subalpine landscapes adorned with rhododendrons and junipers in the Pangboche region. Our day concludes with a peaceful night's rest at a cozy tea house nestled in pangboche.
Starting from Lobuche base Camp, we embark on our return trek towards our destination. We follow the path aligned with Everest Base Camp, then proceed to Pheriche settlement after having lunch at Lobuche. Our journey continues onward to pangboche.
Next, our journey leads us through the enchanting subalpine rhododendron and junipre forests nestled within the Pangboche region. Upon reaching Pangboche, we settle in for the night at a cozy tea house.
Continuing our journey from Namche Bazar to Lukla sounds like a memorable adventure. Exploring the scenic area and crossing multiple suspension bridges must have offered stunning views of the rugged terrain.
Begin adventure by boarding a morning flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. Spend the day exploring the vibrant city, indulging in its rich culture and sights. As evening falls, relish a delightful dinner and savor your final night in Kathmandu. Upon arrival at the airport, a transfer will be arranged to escort to the hotel. Kindly keep in mind that flight schedules are subject to the discertion of the airline and may be affected by weather conditions.
Following breakfast, our knowledgeable tour guide from Himalayan Social Journey will escort you on a captivating journey to explore Nepal's UNESCO-listed world heritage sites. Today's itinerary includes visits to the renowned Pashupatinath temple, the majestic Bouddhanath stupa, the tranquil Swoyambhunath Stupa and the historicPatan Durbar Square.
You will enjoy breakfast in the morning, followed by a convenient airport drop-off by our representative for your international flight, perfectly aligned with your schedule. Alternatively, if you're extending your stay in Nepal, you're welcome to join another exciting trip.
An experienced English-speaking trekking guide
Our local Nepali team is one of the most experienced, hospitable, and respected trekking outfits in Nepal. The team is fully licensed and affiliated with the Trekking Agency's Association of Nepal (TAAN), Nepal Mountaineering Association, Nepal Tourism Board, Govt. of Nepal, Sustainable Tourism Network, Himalayan Rescue Association, and Kathmandu Environmental Educational Project. You will be provided with a professional and experienced English-speaking trekking guide with a good knowledge of the place and the trek. The trekking crew is skilled, with over 10 years of experience, a well-trained, friendly guide, and courteous and helpful porters, ensuring a wonderfully memorable experience.
Supportive and reliable porters
For the trek, we'll have one porter for two people, as per group size. The porter will carry 12–15 kg of luggage per person during the trek. You need to carry your day pack to keep your personal belongings, such as your wallet, camera, water bottle, dry snack, headlight, gadgets, etc. The safety and concerns of our porters are our collective responsibility. We kindly request that you only bring items that are absolutely necessary to reduce their burden.
During the ascension, climbers must carry their own gear and are advised to keep any unnecessary or access stuff at their lodgings, and they can get it back after the journey.
Other Programs and Complimentary Services
In addition to the trek itself, we offer various programs and complimentary services to enhance your overall experience.
Welcome and Farewell Dinner: To make you feel at home and foster a sense of camaraderie, we arrange welcome and farewell dinners, where you can savor delicious local cuisine while sharing stories with fellow trekkers.
Level of Peak Climbing Skills Required
Lobuche Peak requires a good degree of specialized ascending skills. It is intended for vigorous and genuinely fit travelers with next to zero involvement with mountain campaigns and minimal specialized aptitudes required. Lobuche The peak isn't hard for people with prior experience with trekking. The excursion is entirely appropriate for any gutsy-spurred adventurer who has the capacity to stroll on snowy edges and trails. In the event that you have any related knowledge of 7000-meter Mountains or just appreciate peak climbing, it will be a bit of leeway for you. Additionally, you should have strong determination and want to ascend the mountain. As for the authority, strategies, and by and large dynamic during the ascension, we have prepared profoundly experienced aides and endeavor staff.
Age doesn't make a difference as long as you meet the wellbeing and aptitude necessities. By and large, we have individuals from ages 20–60 going along with us for trekking and peak climbing at higher altitudes.
Peak Climbing Grade: Fitness Level, Medical, and Health
Lobuche Peak Climbing is a difficult yet compensating journey with more value to scenes, experiences, and thrills. Peak Climbing will be from 5 to 7 hours daily, depending on the goal, taking normal breaks where we appreciate the mountain scenes. The trip courses include long ascents, steep drops, and precarious trails in the rough ways and in the woods. To go on such trips, the fitter you are physically, the more agreeable and charming the excursion will be. In the event that you have experience with peak climbing or a strong desire for peak climbing, this might be a bit of leeway for you. This journey isn't prescribed to individuals who suffer from heart or lung sickness.
We have medically trained staff at the basecamps to screen your wellbeing all through the journey, and every basecamp is outfitted with medical-type gear and provisions. All our aides and pioneers leading the trip have medical training and the ability to care for you effectively.
Travel Insurance
We strongly recommend obtaining a comprehensive travel insurance plan to cover any personal accountability, accidents, or illnesses that may occur during the trek. Depending on the nature of the activity, you may be required to provide a certificate of insurance for emergency assistance, medical support, evacuation, and search operations. Please note that such services are not provided for free in Nepal, and helicopter evacuation will only take place upon confirmation of insurance coverage.
Solo Traveler
There will be two people accommodated in each room for the duration of the tour. If you prefer private accommodation, you'll find the option for a "single supplement" of USD 400. Important: Please note that during the trek, there are some lodges that won't have sufficient rooms to provide private accommodation. So, even if you purchase a single supplement, you will end up sharing a room for some days of the trek.
How do we make sure you get the best experience from this trek?
We are your completely flexible travel partner. Want to follow different routes? We have you covered. Have extra time in Nepal? Excellent! We have more add-on tours like the Chitwan Jungle Safari, a cable car ride to Chandragiri Hills, cooking and yoga classes in Kathmandu, and so on. Would you like to customize the trip? Well, why not? Give us your ideas, and we will prepare a complete itinerary for you. Do you want to use a different standard of accommodations than provided in the itineraries? Of course! You absolutely can. From your arrival until you depart, your wishes are our command. Feel free to make the request.
Lobuche Peak climbing is only feasible under good and favorable weather or climatic conditions. The climb to the summit will be difficult with an erratic climate and strong winds. From September to November and from March to May are the right seasons for the Lobuche peak in autumn and spring.
Extra time:
It is easier to add extra time while preparing for your journey to Peak Climbing. The climatic conditions in the mountains you will never know about. Your flights could be delayed or canceled due to bad weather. Also, you may have to rest a few days at lower altitudes when you suffer from high-altitude sickness.
Schedule for Acclimatization
It will be difficult to reach an altitude above 6000 m, so the right amount of acclimatization is important. Air conditioning is performed to allow the body to respond strongly to its surroundings. Before you climb up, you need to give your body proper rest.
Adequate preparation
Before you begin this journey, your mind and body should be well prepared. A great deal of energy is required as the steep paths are ascending. The last steep ascent through the headwall is the most exciting part. You can conquer them by preparing properly.
Verify your equipment.
In guaranteeing your health, gear plays a key role. To hit the top, you will need numerous mountain gears and kits. You can rent in Kathmandu, but it can be average. You must also properly test your equipment so that it doesn't break during a storm or snowfall.
Research the weather and risks, and also check on some surviving tactics and techniques in extreme conditions.
You will be trekking for 5-7 hours a day, depending on the landscape and destination.
You need physical and technical training before you start your journey. A mountaineer should be well aware of the entire journey.
On this climb, you bring mountain equipment like ropes, crampons, harnesses, etc. These gears are critical for fast and safe climbing.
You will camp to adapt to camping life and, if possible, to use the facilities. This helps to increase the understanding of how to deal with them.
You should do some physical activity before climbing. For example, walking, swimming, cycling, etc.
You reach the summit without hesitation with proper preparation and acclimatization schedules.
At 9,500 meters, Lukla is 2850 meters high. The higher the height, the less rain there is. The aircraft must then land quickly. The weather in this area is continuously shifting, and the cloud cover can be severe and contribute to large turbulences, which appear to be rough for travelers but not dangerous. In fact, it is the busiest airport in the world and the most important port of entry and exit for walkers trying to climb Everest.
Usually, between October and May, the flights are regular. However, you can encounter a delay or cancellation of the flight due to high altitudes, bad weather, or unexpected technical problems. In the case of these events, Himalayan Social Journey charters a helicopter to ensure you are either on a safe journey or on your flight home, which is an unpredictable occurrence that will incur additional costs. If the visibility is less than 1,500 m, however, helicopter facilities cannot work, and the flight will have to be rescheduled. The Himalayan Social Journey will reschedule your flight for you. But please allocate one or two extra days for the journey.
You will need to arrange both the Trekking Information Management System (TIMS) permit and the Sagarmatha National Park permit. You will need special permits for peak climbing and expeditions, which are not included in the total trip cost. HSJ will arrange for your trekking permits.
These will need to be checked at different checkpoints along the trek.
Make sure you also bring a minimum of four passport photos for your trekking permit!
Garbage deposit for all 33 NMA Peaks
And the amount of US$250.00 should be deposited with the NMA as garbage to get a permit for all 33 NMA peaks.
The refund shall be made as per the provisions made by the NMA.
MONTHS
MARCH-APRIL-MAY
SEPT-OCT-NOV
DEC-JAN-FEB
JUNE-JULY-AUGUST
Permit Fee (USD)
250 PP
125 PP
70 PP
70 PP
On the trek, we'll be staying at simple lodges run by Nepali families. During the trek, the bathrooms are outside the rooms, and hot water is dependent on solar panels, so don't count on many warm showers.
Most teahouses (lodges) in Everest region trails cook a delicious range of mostly vegetarian fare. Pasta, tuna bakes, noodles, potatoes, eggs, daal bhat (rice and lentils), bread, soup, fresh vegetables (variety depends on the season), and even some desserts like apple pies, pancakes, and some interesting attempts at custard. You will find a lot of garlic on the menu because it assists with acclimatization; eat some every day. In many villages, you may find some meat items on the menu. You can always get hot chocolate, tea, and hot lemon drinks, as well as soft drinks and treats like chocolate and crisps.
During the camping season, our catering staff prepares hygienic food to serve you when on base camp and high camp.
Yes, all are required. Climbing gear, tents, plastic climbing boots, crampons, climbing rope, ice-ax, zoomer, harness, figure eight, carabineer, etc. will be provided by the company.
The insurance of the guide and porter is covered by the company. All our guides and porters are properly insured.
The maximum weight limit for the Lukla flight is 15 kg, which is equivalent to 33 pounds including your handbag (daypack). If your baggage exceeds the weight limits, additional costs of USD 1–2 per kg will be applicable, and the payment should be made at the airport counter itself.
Lobuche Peak climbing is only feasible under good and favorable weather or climatic conditions. The climb to the summit will be difficult with an erratic climate and strong winds. From September to November and from March to May are the right seasons for the Lobuche peak in autumn and spring.
Extra time:
It is easier to add extra time while preparing for your journey to Peak Climbing. The climatic conditions in the mountains you will never know about. Your flights could be delayed or canceled due to bad weather. Also, you may have to rest a few days at lower altitudes when you suffer from high-altitude sickness.
Schedule for Acclimatization
It will be difficult to reach an altitude above 6000 m, so the right amount of acclimatization is important. Air conditioning is performed to allow the body to respond strongly to its surroundings. Before you climb up, you need to give your body proper rest.
Adequate preparation
Before you begin this journey, your mind and body should be well prepared. A great deal of energy is required as the steep paths are ascending. The last steep ascent through the headwall is the most exciting part. You can conquer them by preparing properly.
Verify your equipment.
In guaranteeing your health, gear plays a key role. To hit the top, you will need numerous mountain gears and kits. You can rent in Kathmandu, but it can be average. You must also properly test your equipment so that it doesn't break during a storm or snowfall.
Research the weather and risks, and also check on some surviving tactics and techniques in extreme conditions.
You will be trekking for 5-7 hours a day, depending on the landscape and destination.
You need physical and technical training before you start your journey. A mountaineer should be well aware of the entire journey.
On this climb, you bring mountain equipment like ropes, crampons, harnesses, etc. These gears are critical for fast and safe climbing.
You will camp to adapt to camping life and, if possible, to use the facilities. This helps to increase the understanding of how to deal with them.
You should do some physical activity before climbing. For example, walking, swimming, cycling, etc.
You reach the summit without hesitation with proper preparation and acclimatization schedules.
At 9,500 meters, Lukla is 2850 meters high. The higher the height, the less rain there is. The aircraft must then land quickly. The weather in this area is continuously shifting, and the cloud cover can be severe and contribute to large turbulences, which appear to be rough for travelers but not dangerous. In fact, it is the busiest airport in the world and the most important port of entry and exit for walkers trying to climb Everest.
Usually, between October and May, the flights are regular. However, you can encounter a delay or cancellation of the flight due to high altitudes, bad weather, or unexpected technical problems. In the case of these events, Himalayan Social Journey charters a helicopter to ensure you are either on a safe journey or on your flight home, which is an unpredictable occurrence that will incur additional costs. If the visibility is less than 1,500 m, however, helicopter facilities cannot work, and the flight will have to be rescheduled. The Himalayan Social Journey will reschedule your flight for you. But please allocate one or two extra days for the journey.
You will need to arrange both the Trekking Information Management System (TIMS) permit and the Sagarmatha National Park permit. You will need special permits for peak climbing and expeditions, which are not included in the total trip cost. HSJ will arrange for your trekking permits.
These will need to be checked at different checkpoints along the trek.
Make sure you also bring a minimum of four passport photos for your trekking permit!
Garbage deposit for all 33 NMA Peaks
And the amount of US$250.00 should be deposited with the NMA as garbage to get a permit for all 33 NMA peaks.
The refund shall be made as per the provisions made by the NMA.
MONTHS
MARCH-APRIL-MAY
SEPT-OCT-NOV
DEC-JAN-FEB
JUNE-JULY-AUGUST
Permit Fee (USD)
250 PP
125 PP
70 PP
70 PP
On the trek, we'll be staying at simple lodges run by Nepali families. During the trek, the bathrooms are outside the rooms, and hot water is dependent on solar panels, so don't count on many warm showers.
Most teahouses (lodges) in Everest region trails cook a delicious range of mostly vegetarian fare. Pasta, tuna bakes, noodles, potatoes, eggs, daal bhat (rice and lentils), bread, soup, fresh vegetables (variety depends on the season), and even some desserts like apple pies, pancakes, and some interesting attempts at custard. You will find a lot of garlic on the menu because it assists with acclimatization; eat some every day. In many villages, you may find some meat items on the menu. You can always get hot chocolate, tea, and hot lemon drinks, as well as soft drinks and treats like chocolate and crisps.
During the camping season, our catering staff prepares hygienic food to serve you when on base camp and high camp.
Yes, all are required. Climbing gear, tents, plastic climbing boots, crampons, climbing rope, ice-ax, zoomer, harness, figure eight, carabineer, etc. will be provided by the company.
The insurance of the guide and porter is covered by the company. All our guides and porters are properly insured.
The maximum weight limit for the Lukla flight is 15 kg, which is equivalent to 33 pounds including your handbag (daypack). If your baggage exceeds the weight limits, additional costs of USD 1–2 per kg will be applicable, and the payment should be made at the airport counter itself.
