Cho-oyu Expedition – 45 Days Overview
Mt. Cho Oyu, the sixth tallest mountain in the world and the fifth in Nepal stands tall at a height of 8,118m (8.118 km). It falls on the border between Nepal and China. This mountain is the westernmost peak within the Mahalangur Himal and falls to the west of Mt. Everest. The name ‘Cho Oyu’ came from the Tibetan language which represents the ‘ Turquoise Goddess’. The mountain has earned its name because of its beautiful bluish-green color that blossoms during sunsets. Near this mountain, there is a glaciated pass called Nang La Pass, which is a busy trading route. Without a doubt, Cho Oyu Expedition is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
This mountain has comparatively fewer challenges in its routes as well as the expeditions are more approachable and facilitated because of the nearby trade route. Cho Oyu Expedition is among the easiest ones in comparison to climbing other mountains measuring more than 8,000m. This mountain is ideal for experiencing the thin air at high altitudes and is usually a stepping stone for climbing other harder mountains. Also, the summit offers a magnificent view of Mt. Everest and other mountains that surround Mt. Cho Oyu which is another treat to your eyes and heart.
Why Mount Cho Oyu Expedition with Marvel Trek?
Cho Oyu Expedition provides a heartwarming experience to its climbers and a great escape from their day-to-day hustle. All these make the expedition refreshing but other dangers come due to its massive height. This is where Marvel Trek comes into the picture. Marvel Trek is an established licensed expedition company.
It has been providing the best facilities and services to its climbers since 1998 along with some great experiences. We not only keep your safety as the priority. But also guide you to fulfill your wish of experiencing the thrill of climbing a mountain. The entire team of Marvel Trek is full of professionals who will be there to support and guide you throughout your mountaineering adventures.
Outline Itinerary
Day 1: Arriving at a hotel in Kathmandu
Day 2: Preparing to get a Tibetean Visa
Day 3-4: Issuing the VISA, briefing and preparing for the expedition
Day 5: Driving to Timure
Day 6: Driving to Kerung by crossing the Nepalese border
Day 7: Driving to Old Tingri
Day 8: Rest day at Old Tingri to adjust in the high altitude and low temperature
Day 9: Driving through Rombuk Monastery to reach Cho Oyu Chinese Basecamp
Day 10-12: Rest days at Cho Oyu Chinese Basecamp
Day 13: Trekking to Intermediate basecamp
Day 14: Trekking to Advance basecamp
Day 14-39: Climbing Mt.Cho Oyu and returning back to the Advance basecamp
Day 40: Trekking back to CHo Oyu Chinese Basecamp
Day 41: Driving back to Thingri
Day 42: Driving back to Kerung
Day 43: Driving back to Kathmandu by crossing the Tibetan border.
Day 44: Exploring Kathmandu
Day 45: Returning home
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