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Cho Oyu is the sixth highest mountain in the world having an altitude of 8,188 meters above sea level. It lies in the border between Nepal and China. Among all the highest 8 thousanders peaks of the word the Cho Oyu Mountain is the mountain having highest success rate and lowest death rate.
Cho Oyu is the sixth highest mountain in the world having an altitude of 8,188 meters above sea level. It lies in the border between Nepal and China. Among all the highest 8 thousanders peaks of the word the Cho Oyu Mountain is the mountain having highest success rate and lowest death rate.
This mountain is the second most climbed mountain after Everest. The mountain was first climbed on October 19, 1954 by Herbert Tichy and Pasang Dawa Lama via the north-west ridge. The first winter ascent was done by Maciej Berbeka and Maciej Pawlikowski on February 12, 1985.
Mount Cho Oyu Expedition is the best for anyone searching for a mountain with easy trials. Cho Oyu Expedition is also suitable for beginner mountaineers. Because of its easier trials Cho Oyu also marked as a ‘Trekking Peak’ available for climbers with low mountaineering experience. The death rate of the climbers during the summit of the mountain is only 1.4%. The mountain climbing will be even easier by the team of experienced guides and porters that we provide who will give their best to make your dream come true.
Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you will be met by your expedition leader and transferred to your hotel. You will have a briefing about your expedition and have time to rest and acclimatize.
You will spend the day sightseeing in Kathmandu, visiting famous landmarks such as Swayambhunath and Boudhanath Stupa. In the afternoon, you will have a final gear check and make any necessary purchases or rental arrangements.
You will leave Kathmandu and drive to Kodari, which is on the border between Nepal and Tibet. You will spend the night in Kodari.
You will cross the border into Tibet and drive to Nyalam. This is the first day of your acclimatization process, and you will spend the night in Nyalam to continue acclimatizing.
You will take a rest day in Nyalam to acclimatize to the altitude.
You will drive to Tingri, which is located at the base of Cho Oyu. This is your final stop before beginning the trek to Base Camp.
You will trek to Cho Oyu Base Camp over the course of three days, passing through beautiful mountain scenery and stopping at various camps along the way.
Over the next 13 days, you will begin your ascent of Cho Oyu, moving up the mountain and setting up camps at various altitudes. Your guide will help you acclimate to the high altitude and make sure you are following safe climbing practices.
You will take a rest day at Camp 2 to recover and prepare for the higher altitudes.
Over the next nine days, you will continue your ascent of Cho Oyu, moving up the mountain and setting up camps at higher altitudes. Your guide will help you acclimate to the high altitude and make sure you are following safe climbing practices.
You will take a rest day at Camp 3 to recover and prepare for the summit push.
Over the next three days, you will make your final ascent to the summit of Cho Oyu. After reaching the summit, you will begin your descent back to Base Camp.
You will spend several days resting and recovering at Base Camp before beginning the trek back to Tingri.
You will trek back to Tingri over the course of four days, then drive back to Lhasa.
You will have a few days to explore Lhasa and experience its culture and history.
You will have two days to rest and prepare for your departure from Lhasa.
You will drive to Kodari and cross the border back into Nepal.
You will drive from the border to Kathmandu and spend a few daysDay 55: Departure from Kathmandu
This is the final day of your Cho Oyu expedition. You will be transferred to the airport for your departure flight.
Note: It's important to keep in mind that this itinerary is just an example and can vary depending on the weather conditions, group's acclimatization and other factors. It's also recommended to have a few extra days in case of unforeseen circumstances.
Highest access:8,201m (26,906ft)
First Ascent: Austrian Joseph Joechler, Herbert Tichy (Italy), Pasang Dawa Lama (Nepal), October 19, 1954
Duration:45 (typically) Days
Group Size:01-10person per Group
Co-ordinates:28°05'37''N, 86°39'43''E
Location:Nepal/Tibet border, 30km west of Everest
Country:Tibet, China
Airport:Kathmandu
Departure From: Kathmandu (KTM)
Grade: Moderate Climb (PD++)
Accommodation:Three star to five stars as request
Meals’/B plan in Kathmandu & B, L, and D in during Driving and climbing period
Transportation:Car, Jeep, Mini Bus
Best season:Late spring and autumn
Major Activity:trekking/climbing
Include Activity: Zhangbu, Naylam and Tingri tour
Culture:Tibeten and Sherpa
Mode of Travel:Hotel/Guest house on route, camping during Climbing period
Climbing route:North-west Ridge
Himalayan sights:Friendship peak, Everest, Lhotse, Shishapangma
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