Cho Oyu
Cho Oyu, which means the "Turquoise goddess" in the Tibetan language, is situated 20 kilometers west of Mount Everest, on the Himalaya region at the border of Tibet and Nepal. At a height of 8201 meters, Cho Oyu is the world's sixth highest mountain.
In October 1954, an Austrian expedition first climbed Cho Oyu. Herbert Tichy, Sherpa Pasang Dawa Lama, and Joseph Joechler of the said expedition climbed the mountain through the northwest ridge.
When to Climb
Conditions are colder during the pre-monsoon season. On the other hand, post-monsoon season (September - October) offers warmer climbing conditions.
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Camping, Hiking, Mountaineering, Rock Climbing |
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April to May
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8201- meters |
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Tim Mosedale - Trips to Cho Oyu
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UK climbing and mountaineereing instructor (and Everest summiteer!) specialising in fully inclusive KTM to KTM trips to Ama Dablam (from �2400) and Cho Oyu (�5,350). Also Scottish winter courses a...
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Starting Price: $4368.00
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UK climbing and mountaineereing instructor (and Everest summiteer!) specialising in fully inclusive KTM to KTM trips to Ama Dablam (from £2400) and Cho Oyu (£5,350). Also Scottish winter courses and s...
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