Shishapangma 8012m. the 14th Highest Peak in the world

Shishapangm is one of the very lovely mountain of China, which lies in the autonomous region called the Tibet of China, only a very few people in the world had idea about the Shishapangma before the Chinese opened Tibet to the western summiteers iloven 1978. The Tibetans regard it as the very holy mountain. It is the youngest mountain among the peaks situated above the height of 8000m, and there are only fourteen mountains above in the 8000m high Himalayan ranges. Till to date many climbers have succeeded to approach on its apex.

Route
The North West 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 the base camp (5000m) to make ready our final preparations and acclimatization walks. Yaks transport our expedition gear from Base camp 5000m, to ABC at 5,400m. Three further camps will be place en-route.

Camp 1 - 6,730m – After 6-7 hours walk we reach in camp 2 through crossing many snowy slopes by fixing ropes in the places of crevassed.

Camp 2 - 7,045m – After 5-6 hours we reach camp 3 via steep ascent leading to very gentle ground below the northwest ridge.

Camp 3 - 7,400m – From Camp 3, it takes 9-12 hours to reach on the summit. The situation of the groups/climbers' progress and the condition of the physical fitness; and also the favorable condition of the weather depends the climbing ahead.

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.

Climbing Sherpa for Himalayan:

We facilitate highly professional, well trained and qualified climbing Sherpas for the your expeditions. Many climbers avoid Sherpa guides for the climbing, so because of this, they have been found to facing many hindrances on their way. If you take Sherpas along with you on the expedition, they are very useful in your each and every step of support, which makes your climbing easier to restore your strained energy; and it gives you vigorous strength for your next day's climbing. Most of the groups, who have gone with the Sherpa guides on the expedition, is found to be succeeded as per our past experiences. So we suggest you to operate your expeditions along with the Sherpa guides.

International Dhaulagiri 8,167m, Expedition

Itinerary 01: (Easy Itinerary)

04 April 2011 Day 01: Arrival and transfer to Hotel.
05 April 2011 Day 02: Preparing Expedition
06 April 2011 Day 03: Briefing in Ministtry of Tourism 
07 April 2011 Day 04: Drive by Bus to Beni & Galeshor Camp
08 April 2011 Day 05: Beni - Darban - Camp
09 April 2011 Day 06: Darbang - Baskot village
10 April 2011 Day 07: Baskot village - Bagar - Camp
11 April 2011 Day 08: Bagar - Dovan - Camp
12 April 2011 Day 09: Dovan - Pina (forest camp) sallaghari
13 April 2011 Day 10: Pina (forest) -Italian Base Camp - Camp
14 April 2011 Day 11: Italian Base Camp - Dhaulagiri Base camp - Camp

15 April - 12 May 2011 Day 12-39: Climbing Period of Dhaulagiri 8167m. Expedition

13 May 2011 Day 40: Prepared for coming back
14 May 2011 Day 41: Dhaulagiri Base camp - Yak Khark
15 May 2011 Day 42: Yak Khark - Jomsom
16 May 2011 Day 43: Fly Jomsom - Pokhara - Kathmandu
17 May 2011 Day 44: Kathmandu
18 May 2011 Day 45: Final Departure

Itinerary: 02

04 April 2011 Day 01: Arrival and transfer to Hotel.
05 April 2011 Day 02: Preparing Expedition
06 April 2011 Day 03: Briefing in Ministtry of Tourism 
07 April 2011 Day 04: Drive by Bus to Beni & Galeshor Camp
08 April 2011 Day 05: Galeshor - Tato Pani 
09 April 2011 Day 06: Tatopani - Ghasa
10 April 2011 Day 07: Ghasa - Marpha
11 April 2011 Day 08: Marpha - Yak Khark
12 April 2011 Day 09: Yak Khark - Dhaulagiri Base Camp

13 April - 12 May 2011 Day 10-37: Climbing Period of Dhaulagiri 8167m.

14 May 2011 Day 38: Prepared for coming back
15 May 2011 Day 39: Dhaulagiri Base camp - Yak Khark
16 May 2011 Day 40: Yak Khark - Jomsom
17 May 2011 Day 41: Fly Jomsom - Pokhara  & Pokhara – Kathmandu is by bus
18 May 2011 Day 42: Kathmandu
19 May 2011 Day 43: Final Departure

Cost: Group joining basis

Single climber, Per Person USD 10,000.00 (guided full board up to top)
Per Person USD 9,500.00 (minimum 2 Person for guided full board up to top)

Cost includes:

1. 5 Nights accommodation in Kathmandu with bed & Breakfast (3 star).
2. Permit fee of Dhaulagiri Expedition
3. Food for Trekking and Expedition period
4. Staff: Base camp Guide, Cook, Cook helper
5. Porters Beni to Dhaulagiri Base camp & Base camp to Beni
6. Kathmandu -Pokhara-Beni- Land Transportation
7. Fly Jomsom - Pokhara and Pokhara - Kathmandu by toruist bus.
8. Equipment allowance, daily allowance for Liaison officer, expedition crew
9. Insurance for Nepalese expedition crew.
10. 1 tent for 1 person for Expedition north face brand
11. Mat, dining tent, Toilet tent, Mess tent, Store tent, Table and chairs trekking for the expedition
12. Local transportation in Kathmandu (Airport-hotel-airport)
13. Emergency Oxygen -Mask and regulator (If used, It will be paid it from user)
14. Satellite phone (Pay calls)
15. Well come dinner

Cost does not includes:

1. PERSONAL equipment for climbing & trekking
2. Personal & medical Insurance of expedition
3. Climbing food, Gas & stove above Base camp
4. Lunch & dinner in Kathmandu & Pokhara
5. Emergency Rescue evacuation by helicopter incase needed
6. Walki Takie permit & Satellite phone permit
7. Oxygen & Mask -regulator for climbing
8. Personal expenses
9. Bar Bills & beverage
10. Garbage Deposit USD 3000.00 (Sharing of the total person) and Deposit fee will be not refunded if the clients (climber) don't take back their garbage.