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| Trek |
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CHO OYU EXPEDITION |
| Duration |
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44 days |
| Highest Point |
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8201m |
| Best Season |
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March-May/Sept-Nov |
| Accommodation |
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4 nights hotel 40 day camping |
| Entry Point |
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Lukla |
| Tour Finish |
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Lukla |
| Group Size |
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Min-4 Max-14 |
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| Cho Oyo
stands high above the Tibetan plains on the Nepal /
Tibet border, and is an ideal choice for mountaineers
ready to test themselves on the eight thousands. The
world’s sixth highest mountain was first climbed
by S. Moechler, H. Tichy and P. Dawa Lama in 1954. On
a good day the view from the summit plateau is breathtaking,
in a sweep you take in the entire panorama of Everest,
Lhotse, Nuptse, Chamlang, Ama Dablam and other peaks
of the Khumbu.
The Austrians were the first to step
onto the snow–dome summit of Cho Oyo back in 1954.
This massif is arguably the most technically straightforward,
accessible and safe to climb. These days there are more
than four different routes on Cho Oyo with the Tibetan
north side offering several worthy first ascent possibilities.
We enter Tibet via Zhangmu and then
drive to Old Tingri, from where the trekking begins.
Base Camp, Chinese, is situated at an altitude of 5000m
with the advanced base camp at 5700m and about three
miles away from the mountain proper.
As a fully registered company, Pema Treks & Expeditions
Pvt. Ltd is fully covered by crew insurance and company
guarantees. Our expedition guides, leaders and climbing
staff are fully qualified and very experienced on all
major routes on trekking and high altitude peaks. We
are proud of our ability to guide you through even the
most technical terrain with the safest possible methods.
We ensure that our prices are very competitive without
compromising your safety, comfort, or chance of summiting.
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Day Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu (1350m.) transfer – O/nt.
hotel / guest house.
Day 02: Kathmandu – O/nt. hotel / guest house.
Day 03: Kathmandu – O/nt. hotel / guest house.
Day 04: Drive (123 kms.) Kathmandu to Kodari and after
customs and immigration formalities
At the border, transfer Zhangmu (2300m) – O/nt.
hotel
Day 05: Drive Nylam (2750m.) – O/nt. hotel.
Day 06: Rest day to acclimatization in Nyalam –
O/nt. hotel.
Day 07: Drive Tingri (4340m.) – O/nt. hotel.
Day 08: Rest of day to acclimatized in Tingri –
O/nt. hotel.
Day 09: Drive to Chinese Base Camp (5,000m.) – O/nt.
camping.
Day 10: Prepare loads for Yak to Advance Base Camp –
O/nt. camping.
Day 11: Trek Base Camp – Middle Camp with Yaks –
O/nt. camping.
Day 12: Trek Middle Camp – Cho Oyo Advance Base
Camp – O/nt. camping.
Day 13–38: Climbing Period for Cho Oyo (8201m.)
– O/nt. camping.
Day 39: Advance Base Camp – Chinese Base Camp –
O/nt. camping.
Day 40: Drive Chinese Base Camp – Tingri –
O/nt. hotel.
Day 41: Drive Tingri – Jhangmu – O/nt. hotel.
Day 42: Drive (123 kms.) Zhangmu to friendship bridge
at the border and after customs and Immigration formality
drive to Kathmandu – O/nt. hotel / guest house.
Day 43: Kathmandu – O/nt. hotel / guest house.
Day 44: Kathmandu – O/nt. hotel / guest house.
Day 45: Departure from Kathmandu / transfer to airport
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Package price includes.
• All internal flights and hotel/airport transfers.
• Accommodation at our base in Kathmandu, the relaxing in
Hotel.
• All ground transport by private vehicles.
• Accommodation in lodges/tea houses and all meals during
the expeditions.
• All staff wages costs.
• Talkie Talkie
• All group and staff tents, kitchen crew's table chair during
the expedition.
• Cho Oyo climbing permit
• Full board trekking lodge camping& Food for Base Camp
expedition period
• All climbing sharpa equipment and insurance all of staff.
• Liaison officer's allwances equipment for expedition on
flight ticket insurance daylly wages
• Hyperbaric chamber bag
• Kathmandu to BC to Kathmandu Cargo of equipment
• Our office service charge
• Sightseeing in Kathmandu etc.
• Visa fees.
Package Price Excludes
• Personal climbing equipment for members
• High altitute tent for members
• Bar bills and laundry. Travel insurance. Meals in Kathmandu
• Tips for the staff and international airport tax
• Personal accident insurance and emergency evacuation and
helicopter rescue
• Climbing high altitude bonus + Summit bonus
• Extra expenses for personal
• High altitude food, for member and climbing sherpa
• Garbage deposit and epic gas
• Mask regular
• Satellite phone
• Film permit
• Climbing Sherpa summit bonus
• Oxygen etc.
#Note above day to day itinerary.
May be change depending on weather and flight.
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Email: info@pematrek.com,
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