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Cho-Oyu (Mt. Qowowuyag) is the world’s sixth highest mountain. The mountain is considered as one of the easiest to climb and comparatively safe, which enables climbers with determination but not necessarily a high degree of technical expertise to reach an 8,000 m summit.

The mountain was first climbed by Hebert Tichy in 1954.

Mount Cho-Oyu expedition begins after your arrival in Kathmandu. Our team member will welcome you at Kathmandu airport and transfer you to the Hotel. Next day we will have a meeting at Adventure Extreme office in Thamel. We will meet our expedition crews and discuss about the expedition and check required expedition equipments for safety purpose.

As Adventure Extreme Trekking and Expedition team is working as sale agent of Tibet Mountaineering Association, we will have all expedition permits and required documents in our hand. We will just collect passport from all climbers and make Tibet visa on the same day.

According to the expedition program, team will drive to Zangmu via Aranico highway and Friendship Bridge. At the friendship bridge staff from Tibet Mountaineering Association will be waiting for our expedition group. Expedition team members will drive by 4WD land cruiser and expedition equipments will be carried by truck.

After driving 5 days (1 night in Zangmu, 2 Nights in Nylam and 2 Nights in Tingri) we will reach Cho-Oyu Base camp. Chinese call it Chinese Base Camp. Cho-Oyu base camp is situated at altitude of 4700 m. We will set camp here for 2 days to acclimatize and check expedition equipments once more.

After, we will walk for 2 days to reach Cho-Oyu advance base camp. It is situated at altitude of 5700 m.

Mount Cho-Oyu Expedition climbing starts from this point.

Short note about climbing route:

Camp 1 is at altitude of 6400m. To reach at Camp 1 we have to walk for about 4-6 hours from advance base camp via an initial walk up the Gyabrag Glacier, up steep screc to a broad snow shoulder.

Camp 2 is at altitude of 7150 m.  We have to follow the snow ridge out of Camp 1 to a steep 50 meter ice wall, which provides most challenging climbing on this route. To make this ascent fixed ropes are necessary.

Camp 3 is located at altitude of 7500m. After 4/5 hours walk from Camp 2 we can reach camp 3. At this altitude there is a tremendous sense of effort to gain further height. The final summit push will be made from this camp and takes about 6-9 hours.

Climbing Sherpa guide for Himalaya:

We facilitate highly professional, well trained and qualified climbing Sherpas for your expeditions. They are very useful in your each and every step of support, which makes your climbing easier to restore your strained energy and it gives you vigorous strength for your next day's climbing. Most of our Sherpa staffs know the mountain very well.

Note:

If you have your private group, please e-mail us to know the price and detail of expedition.

If you are alone and looking for a group to join, visit our fix-departure expedition information.

• Cost Includes/Excludes up to Base Camp
• Cost Inculdes/Exculdes up to Summit
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Cost Includes/Excludes up to Base Camp

Cost Include/Exclude: 

Expedition cost up to advance base camp: US $ 5,700 per person

Service of High Altitude Sherpa: US $ 3800 ( If required)

Please note that this does not include the climbing Sherpa’s food & fuel, tents, climbing and summit bonus above advance base camp.

Cost Includes:

Cost does not include:

Airport transfers in Kathmandu Accommodation in Kathmandu at 3 star hotel for 5 nights(BB plan) Tibet visa fee Permit fee of Mt.Cho-Oyu Road permit and travel permit Service of Liaison officer and interpreter Transportation as per program/itinerary Accommodation in Tibet on full board basis (breakfast, lunch & dinner) Nepalese Sherpa cook and kitchen boy at BC and ABC Entry fee of Kitchen staffs Equipment allowances and daily salary of kitchen staffs, Liaison officer and interpreter Insurance of kitchen staffs, Liaison officer and interpreter Food and fuel at base camp and advance base camp Kitchen tent, dining tent, store tent, shower tent, toilet tents, chair, table at BC and ABC Single sleeping tent and mattress at BC and ABC Transfer of all expedition goods and equipment’s to BC and back 2 expedition duffel bag for each member Solar panel at Advance Base Camp for light and charging Emergency Oxygen at advance base camp (for medical use) Garbage deposit fee Agency Service charge

International airfare from / to your country Nepal entry visa fee (can be obtained at the airport upon arrival) Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu Hotel after 5 night stay in Kathmandu. Personal climbing gear and equipment above base camp Tents above base camp High altitude food and fuel above base camp Oxygen & Mask and regulator (available on request) Personal insurance such as travel, accident, medical, emergency evacuation and lost luggage Applicable permit fees and customs charges, etc. for SAT phone, communication equipment and commercial filming International airport departure tax at Kathmandu Airport. Expenses of personal nature such as drinks, laundry, postage, telephone etc. Tips and bonuses

Cost Inculdes/Exculdes up to Summit

Cost Include/Exclude up to Summit: 

Expedition cost up to Summit: US $ 11,899 Per Person

Cost Includes:

Cost does not include:

Airport transfers in Kathmandu Accommodation in Kathmandu at 3 star hotel for 5 nights(BB plan) Tibet visa fee Permit fee of Mt.Cho-Oyu Road permit and travel permit Service of Liaison officer and interpreter Transportation as per program/itinerary Accommodation in Tibet on full board basis (breakfast, lunch & dinner) 1 climbing Sherpa per climbing member 2 oxygen bottles per member with mask and regulator for expedition use ( Poisk Oxygen System) 1 oxygen for the climbing Sherpa All common climbing equipments such as fixed ropes, main ropes, snow bars, ice screws, pitons etc High altitude tents High altitude food and fuel Nepalese Sherpa cook and kitchen boy at BC and ABC Entry fee of Kitchen staffs Equipment allowances and daily salary of Climbing Sherpa, kitchen staffs, Liaison officer and interpreter Insurance of Climbing Sherpa, kitchen staffs, Liaison officer and interpreter Food and fuel at base camp and advance base camp Kitchen tent, dining tent, store tent, shower tent, toilet tents, chair, table at BC and ABC Single sleeping tent and mattress at BC and ABC Transfer of all expedition goods and equipment’s to BC and back 2 expedition duffel bag for each member Solar panel at Advance Base Camp for light and charging Emergency Oxygen at advance base camp (for medical use) Garbage deposit fee Agency Service charge

International airfare from / to your country Nepal entry visa fee (can be obtained at the airport upon arrival) Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu Hotel after 5 night stay in Kathmandu. Personal insurance such as travel, accident, medical, emergency evacuation and lost luggage Applicable permit fees and customs charges, etc. for SAT phone, communication equipment and commercial filming Expenses of personal nature such as drinks, laundry, postage, telephone etc. Tips and bonuses

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