International joining Mt. Cho-Oyu Expedition (Zangmu - Zangmu)
Overview
Trip map
Trip facts
- Duration42 Days
- Grade
Very Hard: You need to be in good physical condition; be ready to walk up to 8 hours a day for consecutive days on rocky and icy terrain. Technical climbing Equipment is required. - RatingPopular
- RegionEverest Region
- Activity Mountaineering Expedition
- Max. Altitude8201
Mountain info
- Mt. Cho Oyu
- Height: 8,201 m , 26,906 ft
- Location: Khumbu
- Range: Mahalangur Himal
- Rank: 6th Highest Mountain in the world
- AKA: Mt. Qowowuyag
- Latitude: 28°06'N
- Longitude: 86°39E
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Itinerary
Trip Itinerary
Day:1 Arrive in Kathmandu, transfer to Hotel
Day:2-3 In Kathmandu for Tibet visa processing
Day:4 Drive to Zangmu (2350m-7520ft) O/N Hotel
Day:5 Drive to Nyalam (3750m-12,000ft)- O/N Guest House
Day:6 Rest day for acclimatization- O/N Guest House
Day:7 Drive to Thingri (4300m-13760ft)- O/N Guest House
Day:8 Rest day in Thingri for acclimatization- O/N Guest House
Day:9 Drive to Cho-Oyu Base Camp (4900m-15680ft)
Day:10-11 At the base camp to acclimatize and preparing loads to advance base camp
Day:12 Trek to Intermediate camp (5400m-17,280ft)
Day:13 Arrive at advance base camp (5600m-17,920ft)
Day:14-37 Climbing period
Day:38 Trek back to base camp
Day:39 Drive to Nyalam- O/N Guest House
Day:40 Drive to Kathmandu, transfer to Hotel
Day:41 Free day in Kathmandu
Day:42 Final departure
Departures
| Date | Festivals | Remarks | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday, 01 Sep, 2012 - Friday, 12 Oct, 2012 | - | - |  Open: This trip is open for booking | Book |
Hotels
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Hotel Norbulinka
Rating: 2 star
Hotel Norbu Linka creates a pleasant ambience with a delicate balance between the functional requirements and aesthetic appeal.
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Hotel Thamel
Rating: 2 star
No place bustles with as much life and color in Kathmandu as Thamel. It is the most convenient and most fun place from which to explore the city.
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