Cholatse Peak Climbing

Cholatse Peak lies in the Khumbu region stands at height of 6423 meters and establishes itself as a significant climbing peak. Cholatse Peak Climbing begins from Kathmandu and ends in Lukla as other peaks in the Everest region. A trek leads via Phakding to the Namche Bazar. Following acclimatizing at Namche, the trekkers ascend into the Gokyo valley. Before ascending to the Gokyo Ri, you will explore the Gokyo Valley and its beautiful lakes. You will observe a spectacular view from here, including Mt. Everest. After visiting the Gokyo Ri, you will continue to Chola Phedi via Gokyo Valley. Mt. Cholatse was first ascent by Vern Clevenger, Galen Rowell, John Roskelley, Bill O'Connor and Peter Hackett via the southwest ridge on April 22, 1982. And Cholatse peak north face was successfully scaled in 1984. The first solo ascent was accomplished on April 15, 2005 by Ueli Steck through the north face.

The delightful but arduous adventure takes hikers via the Cho-La pass into Dzongla offers spectacular panoramic views of Mount Lhotse and Everest. The path leads to the Cholaste Base Camp, where the camp is put up. Acclimatization and technical training will conduct before attempting to the summit. The hypnotic mountain ranges fire up your adrenaline while you are at the summit. Climbing Cholatse Peak allows climbers to see the breathtaking natural beauty while also learning about the rich culture. Cholatse Peak Climbing provides an outstanding peak climbing experience. Proper acclimatization and good physical condition are essential for this tough climb. So the Cholaste Peak is recommended for a trekker with a superb physique and an enthusiasm for adventure and adrenaline.