Mountaineering Expeditions
Eight of the 14 peaks above 8,000m. lie in the 800 km long stretch of the Nepal Himalaya, which forms the heart of the Himalayan range. Man's conquest of these Himalayan peaks began after Nepal opened its long-closed frontier to the outside world in 1949. Within just eight years, 10 of the world's 14 eight-thousanders had already been conquered.
And though many more climbers have come to test the glory of standing atop the Himalayan giants in the years that ensued, man's hunger for the Himalaya is still far from satiated. The first to be climbed was Annapurna (8,091m.) in 1950 and was followed by Everest (8,848m.) and Naga Parbat (8,125m.) From then on, the number of expeditions coming from different parts of the world. As the craze of climbing high mountains increased in the world, the government of Nepal has opened thousands of peaks for the climbers simultaneously, though still thousands and more to be opened in future.
Suggested Itinerary
Ama Dablam Expedition 2006/7
Mt. Ama Dablam is probably the most beautiful mountain peak in the world. A huge glacier on its Southwest side is look like a 'Dablam' - the sacred ornament-box worn by the Sherpa women. So, it is said to have got the name "Ama Dablam".• Duration : 30 days
• Group Size: Minimum 4 pax
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Everest Expedition (Nepal Side) 2007
The Top of the World, Mt. Everest (8848m.) is the highest mountain in the world. Even though, it has been conquered many times by thousands of climbers in this fifty –three years since the first ever conquest made by Sir E. Hillary & Tenzing Norgay in• Duration : 60 days
• Group Size : Minimum 4 pax
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Everest Expedition (Tibet side) 2006
The mysterious country, Tibet instigate so many curiosity as this vast expanse of myth and religion unlike to other countries in the world. Steeped deep in religious mysticism and ancient practices. In Tibet each mountain has its own story and names and reflects • Duration : 60 Days
• Group Size : Minimum 4 pax
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Cho Oyu Expedition (Tibet Side)
The world’s sixth highest mountain Cho Oyu would be an ideal choice for mountaineers ready to test themselves on the eight thousanders. Austrian were the first to climb Cho Oyu in 1954 and they were followed by Indians and Germans team in 1958 and• Duration : 36 days
• Group Size: Minimum 4 pax
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Shishapangma Expedition- Tibet
This youngest among the 14th highest peaks world’s eight-thousanders, Chishapangma (8035 m.) lies totally within the Chinese autonomous region Tibet. The Tibetans regarded it as the very holy mountain. It was first climbed by the Chinese in 1964.• Duration :3 nights / 4 days
• Price : US$ 35 / night / person
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