While the exodus from Kathmandu to the Khumbu continues, the migration to Chinese Base Camp on the Tibet side is now in full swing. Some teams are acclimatizing on the 6,096-meters\/20,000-foot Lobuche East peak on the Nepal side.<\/p>\n
A quick rundown on who is where. For a complete list see the Tracker Table<\/a>.<\/p>\n Nepal – Arriving at EBC<\/strong><\/p>\n EverestER<\/a> is open for business on the Nepal side. A few teams I haven’t mention yet are now on trek: Jagged Globe,<\/a>\u00a0Benegas Brothers<\/a>, Mountain Professionals<\/a>,<\/p>\n Tibet – On The Move to CBC<\/strong><\/p>\n More teams are posting updates like from Summit Climb<\/a> that just spent 10 hours on the road from Kathmandu to Kirong, Tibet aka Gyirong, Xigaze, Tibet, China. Before the 2015 earthquake in Nepal, Zhangmu was the border crossing between Nepal but was damaged in the earthquake, now Kyirong is officially crossing station open for both local and foreigners. FYI: Most teams take the $200 flight to Lhasa avoiding this ordeal.<\/p>\n 360 Expeditions<\/a> is also on the road. I like what Rolfe Oostra<\/a>, their leader, says in one of their posts:<\/p>\n Each Sherpa has now been allocated their climbing kit including new Berghaus down jackets and La Sportiva mons high altitude boots.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Sherpas from Russia’s 7 Summits Club<\/a> are already at CBC establishing their lavish base camp<\/a>. Adventure Peaks flew from the UK to Lhasa by way of Chengdu, China for their north side annual expedition. Arnold Coster<\/a>\/Seven Summits Treks team has left Kathmandu for Lhasa as has Furtenbach Adventures,<\/a>\u00a0and Transcend Adventures<\/a>.<\/p>\n