| Day
01 |
Arrivals
in Kathmandu transfer to hotel |
| Day 02 |
Document apply for Tibet
permit and Tibet visa |
| Day 03 |
Preparation for expedition
in Kathmandu |
| Day 04 |
Final perparations for
Shishapangma-Cho-Oyu expe. |
| Day 05 |
Drive from
Kathmandu to Zhangmu 2300m |
| Day 06 |
Drive from Zhangmu to
Nyalam 3750m |
| Day 07 |
Rest days at Nyalam
for acclimatization |
| Day 08 |
Drive from Nyalam to
Chinese Base camp |
| Day 09 |
Rest days at Nyalam
for acclimatization |
| Day 10 |
Drive from Nyalam to
Chinese Base Camp |
| Day 11 |
Drive from Chinese Base
Camp to Middle Camp |
| Day 12 |
Middle
Camp to
Advance Base Camp 5400m. |
| Day
13-38 |
Climbing Period
of Mt. Shishapangama 8,012m |
| Day 39 |
Drive from Middle Camp
to Base Camp |
| Day 40 |
Drive from Base Camp
to Tingri 4340m |
| Day 41 |
Drive from Tingri to
Chinese Base Camp 4700m |
| Day 42 |
Prepared load to Yak
for ABC. Camping |
| Day 43 |
Base Camp to Middle
camp with Yaks |
| Day 44 |
Drive from Middle Camp
to Advance Base Camp 5400m |
| Day 45-69 |
Climbing Period
of Mt. Cho-Oyu 8,201m |
| Day 70 |
Drive from Chinese Base
Camp to Tingri |
| Day 71 |
Drive from Tingri to
Zhangmu |
| Day 72 |
Drive from Zhangmu to Kathmandu |
| Day 73 |
Rest days at Kathmandu |
| Day 74 |
Departure your destination |
Shishapangma
is one of the lovely mountain of Tibet, which
lies in its Autonomous Region of the Peoples
Republic of China. Only very few people in the
world have an idea about the Shishapangma before
Chinese opened Tibet to the western summiteers
in 1978 A.D. The Tibetans regard it as the holy
mountain. It is the youngest among fourteen mountains
above 8000m. That lies in high Himalayan ranges.
The North West Ridge (normal route) to Shishapangma
takes us up easy angled snow slopes up to 35
degrees with one steeper section. The necessary
lines will be fixed and placed on the steeper
or crevassed sections. Following our acclimatization
in Zhangmu & Nyalam, we will arrive at base
camp 5000m ready to do our final preparations
and acclimatization walks. Yaks transport our
expedition gear from Base camp to ABC at 5,400m.
Three further camps will be place en-route. Some
times the extra additional days are also required
for acclimatization at different places until
climbers succeeds the summit. If the climber
succeeds the mountaineering early than the scheduled
tenure they may leave the base camp before the
prescribed time as well.
