Everest 8848m North Col Expedition (Qomolangma) - Tibet
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Trekking in Tibet
Everest Base Camp & Shisapangma BC Rigorous overland driving, trekking and camping in Tibet at altitudes between 4390m/14400ft and 5150m/ 16,900ft. Overland travel from Lhasa to Kathmandu, with 9-days Trekking. Read More »
Quomolangma, literally meaning "The Third Goddess" in Tibetan, is the highest mountain on earth with an altitude of 8848m. Mount Quomolangma is known to the western world as Mt. Everest, stands south of Tingri in southern Tibet, on the border between China and Nepal. The optimum time to visit Mount Quomolangma is from April to June, a golden period for mountaineers and many attempts to reach its summit are made. Nearby the Rongpu Monastery can be found, a camp for mountaineers, having the highest elevation in the world. There are 217 glaciers on the northern slope of the peak giving it an amazing view.
Outline Itinerary
Day 01 : Arrive Kathmandu & transfer hotel
Day 02 : Kathmandu
Day 03 : Kathmandu
Day 04 : Drive Zhangmu, Hotel
Day 05 : Drive to Naylam, Hotel
Day 06 : Rest Day for Acclimatized
Day 07 : Drive to Tingri
Day 08 : Rest Day for Acclimatized
Day 09 : Drive Chinese Base Camp
Day 10 : Chinese Base Camp 5400m.
Day 11 : Chinese Base Camp
Day 12 : Chinese Base Camp to Middle Camp load carry by Yaks
Day 13 : Middle Camp - Advance Base Camp of Everest 6400m.
Day 14-59 : Climbing Period of Everest 8848m.
Day 60 : ABC - Base Camp
Day 61 : Drive to Zhangmu
Day 62 : Drive Border exit and drive to Kathmandu.
Day 63 : Kathmandu
Day 64 : Kathmandu
Day 65 : Final Departure
Other Expeditions from Tibet side
Mt. Everest
Mt.Cho Oyu Expedition
Shisapangma - 8012m
Climbing Mt. Gurla Mandata
Naimonanyi - 7725m
Nojin Kangsang
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March 2010





