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| Starting from: |
Zhangmu |
| Ending at: |
Zhangmu |
| Highest access of the expedition: |
Cho-Oyu summit (8,201m) |
| Grade: |
Difficult |
| Departures: |
April thru May, September thru October |
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Rising 8,201m / 26,906 ft. above sea level, situated high above the Tibetan plateau on the Tibet/Nepal border, Cho-Oyu is the highest & easiest of the more straightforward 8000m peaks and the sixth highest mountain in the world is an excellent choice for mountaineers wishing to climb their first 8000 metre peak. Historically, expeditions to Cho-Oyu have a higher rate of success than any other 8000 meter peaks, attributed by two key factors- first, access to the mountain is easy, as it is possible to drive all the way to the mountain. This makes logistical planning much easier than for a Himalayan peak where there is a long approach walk using porters. Secondly, the route is fairly easy and has minimal objective danger.
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Day 01: |
Arrive at Kathmandu . |
Day 02-03: |
Official formalities/preparations. |
Day 04: |
Drive to Zhangmu. |
Day 05-09: |
Drive to Cho-Oyu Base camp. |
Day 10-12: |
Stay at Base Camp. |
Day 13-38: |
Climbing Period of Mt. Cho-Oyu . |
Day 39-40: |
Return to Base camp & cleaning up Base camp. |
Day 41-42: |
Drive back to Zhangmu, then to Kathmandu . |
Day 44: |
Kathmandu at leisure. |
Day 45: |
International departure. |
Full board expedition service upto the summit |
- 4 nights standard tourist class hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on twin sharing BB basis & full board in Tibet as per itinerary.
- Permit fee of Mt. Cho-Oyu,
- Professional High altitude climbing Sherpa, BC cook & Kitchen helper at Base,
- Chinese Liaison officer and interpreter,
- Equipment allowance, daily wages, insurance for above mentioned staff & Chinese Liaison Officer,
- Yaks for carrying loads from Base Camp to ABC and from ABC to Base Camp & yak drivers,
- All Base Camp & ABC food, fuel accommodation for member and staffs,
- High altitude tent, rope, snow bar, snow-shovel,
- Oxygen with mask & regulator, High Altitude food, fuel, cooking stoves for member & staff,
- Road maintenance fee, environment fee,
- All member and staff Chinese visa fee,
- Complete Base camp equipment: tents, member tent, staff tent, chair table, toilet tent, shower tent, dining tent,
- All transportation within Nepal and Tibet : Jeep for member and truck for luggage.
- Import license fee for expedition goods arrived by air cargo to Nepal .
- 1 Gamow Bag,
- Custom clearance assistance in Nepal and Tibet ,
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- Air travel to/from Nepal ,
- Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu ,
- Alcoholic beverages and items of a purely personal nature,
- Nepal re-entry visa fee,
- Medical & Personal high risk Insurance,
- Personal climbing equipments,
- Extra yak-US$ 190 p/yak,
- Extra High Altitude Sherpa if needed.
- Respective expenses if one returns earlier from the expedition due to sickness or other problems,
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