Cho Oyu, the world’s sixth highest mountain at 8,188 meters (26,864 feet), is
known for being one of the more accessible and less technical 8,000-meter
peaks. This makes it a popular choice for climbers aiming to experience a
Himalayan summit with a relatively safer and smoother route, while still offering
stunning views and a true high-altitude challenge.

Expedition Highlights
● Trek through the scenic Everest region, passing Sherpa villages and
beautiful landscapes
● Cross the famous Nangpa La Pass, the border between Nepal and Tibet
● Experience a less crowded climbing route compared to Everest or
Annapurna
● Climb through relatively gentle slopes with less technical difficulty
● Set up camps progressively, including Base Camp, Camp 1, Camp 2, and
Camp 3
● Summit during the ideal weather window in spring or autumn

Who Should Join?
● Climbers with some high-altitude trekking or climbing experience
● Those looking for a challenging but less technical 8,000m expedition
● Adventurers in strong physical condition with good stamina
● People interested in experiencing both Nepalese and Tibetan culture
● Climbers aware of altitude risks and acclimatization needs

What to Expect on the Climb
● Gradual ascent with relatively straightforward terrain compared to other
8,000m peaks
● Stunning panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, and surrounding Himalayan
giants
● Crossing Nangpa La Pass, a unique high-altitude border trek experience
● Multiple rotations between camps for acclimatization
● Summit push requiring endurance but less technical climbing skills
● Cold temperatures and changing weather, demanding careful preparation