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Shisapangma
Expedition (8046m)
Its Sanskrit name is "Gosainthan". Reinhold Messner
called it "an exquisite apparition". Indeed, it is
Emerging out of the earth-brown Tibetan plateau a
solitary snow goddess rearing its not-so-ugly head out
to be admired. It was first climbed by H. Ching and Nine
Climbers in 1664.This 'exquisite apparition' is located
in central Himalaya and lies totally within Tibet. To
the east lies Mount Molamenchen to the west Mount Xifeng
and Mount Nandengri and to the northwest Mount
Kangbochen. Shishapabgma, "the range above the grassy
plain" was first climbed by the Chinese in 1964.
There are three distinct climbing routes on the
Southwest face with several other logical possibilities
on the West Ridge and East face.Our route picks up from
Nyalam, 33km from the Nepal / Tibet border, up to the
Chinese base camp at an altitude of about 5000-5400m.
The trek to BC takes about three to five days via the
Nyanang Phu Chu valley.
Glimpse of itinerary
Day
01: Arrival Kathmandu. Transfer to hotel
Day 02-04: Stay in Kathmandu for Tibet
visa prepairation
Day 05: Drive to Zangmu (2300m). Overnight
in hotel
Day 06: Drive to Nyalam. (3750m). Overnight
in hotel
Day 07-08: Nyalam, acclimatization days
Day 09: Drive to Base Camp (4700m)
Day 10-12: Stay at Base Camp
Day 13: To Advanced Base Camp (5600m)
Day 14: Advance Base Camp
Day 15-39: Climbing Period
Day 40: Return to Advanced Base Camp
Day 41: Return to Base Camp
Day 42: Stay at Base Camp
Day 43: Clean up Base Camp
Day 44: Drive to Zangmu. Overnight in
hotel
Day 45: Drive to Kathmandu. Transfer
to hotel
Day 46-47: Stay at Kathmandu
Day 48: Departure from Kathmandu
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