Cholatse Peak lies in the Khumbu region and 6440 meters high. It 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 Bazaar. 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.

The delightful but arduous adventure takes hikers via the Cho-La pass into Dzongla. It offers spectacular panoramic views of 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.

Cholate expedition is considered the next stage of commercial climbing a technical peak in the Himalayas. This expedition is for climbers who are planning a technical challenge climbing at 6000M – 64000M altitude. Grade route WI2+ M3-4 A1-2. If you have climbed Ama Dablam or other technical peaks around the world at D+/-, 5.9/5.10 grade levels, then you can consider yourself qualified for the Cholatse expedition. This expedition is not for any beginner but rather for advanced-level climbers.

Everest or Khumbu region is the mecca for high altitude climbers and every year there is a flock of climbers into the region but Cholatse received fewer climbing teams which make it perfect for climbers who prefer fewer/uncrowded and technical climbing expedition. Also, preks f this expedition is visiting the beautiful Gokyo valley. A must-go destination, acclimatize at 5000M level and set yourself ready for a challenging expedition to Cholatse

Climbers are expected to be exceptionally fit. The day climbers leave from base camp to higher camps, the real expedition begins. Breathing is always a challenge at high altitudes but with proper acclimatization done ahead of time, staying well hydrated, eating properly, your body should recover and adapt to the altitude.