Cholatse Peak Climbing (6440m) is one of the most formidable and technically strenous peaks in the Everest Region, which is a paradigm of an absolute adventure. The cost for Cholatse Climbing peak ranges from USD$4000 to USD$5000 while Himalayan Wild Treks has limited it to USD$2800 In addition, Himalayan Wild Treks provides reasonable Cholatse Peak  Climbing Cost, latest updated Cholatse Peak Climbing Map and traveler-friendly stretchable Cholatse Peak Climbing Itinerary. First climbed in 1982 by Galen Rowell, John Reskelley and Vern Cevenger, Cholatse is physically linked to Taboche (6501m) with a horizontal ridge. There is well-known glacier called Chola glacier that comes down from the East Front. For the as a whole view of North and East appearances of Cholatse, one has to reach out to Dhugla, a settlement en route to Mount Everest Base Camp.

Cholatse is regarded as one of the technically most challenging mountain peaks in Nepal and just the right climbing peak for the adventure lovers with prior climbing experiences which implies that climbers without prior climbing experiences, climbing courses or expertise may find it next to impossible to make it to the summit of this popular peak.First climbed in 1982 by Galen Rowell, John Reskelley and Vern Cevenger, Cholatse is physically linked to Taboche (6501m) with a horizontal ridge. There is well-known glacier called Chola glacier that comes down from the East Front. For the as a whole view of North and East appearances of Cholatse, one has to reach out to Dhugla, a settlement en route to Mount Everest Base Camp. Cholatse is regarded as one of the technically most challenging mountain peaks in Nepal and just the right climbing peak for the adventure lovers with prior climbing experiences which implies that climbers without prior climbing experiences, climbing courses or expertise may find it next to impossible to make it to the summit of this popular peak.

Techincally stating, Cholatse Peak Climbing starts with a short sightseeing of the sightseeing of the major UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu followed by a scenic flight to Lukla(2860m) from where we hike to Namche(3440m) for a day's acclimatization. Then we hike ahead to Khumjung (3780m) en route to Dole (4040m) and Machhermo (4410m). Thereafter, we hike to Gokyo Lake(4750m), ascend Gokyo Ri (5333m) and traverse to Thangnak (4661m). From Thangnak, we hike to Dzongla (4830m) via Cho La Pass (5330m), from where we walk straight up to Cholatse Base Camp (4930m). It takes us three days to climb Cholatse Peak. After the successful ascent, we trace back to Phortse (3750m) en route to Khumjung (3790m) and Lukla (2860m) bringing the adventurous trekking to an end.

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Itinerary for Cholatse Peak Climbing

Day 01 : Arrive at Kathmandu (1350 m)

Day 02: Sightseeing of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu

Day 03: Fly from Kathmandu to Tenjing Hillary Airport at Lukla (2886m.) and Trek to Phakding, a Sherpa settlement ( tentatively 35 min flight and  3:30 hrs. trek)

Day 04: Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3440 m.), 5hrs, tentatively

Day 05: Rest day at Namche Bazaar (3440 m.) for acclimatization to adapt to newer climatic zone and  then to Khumjung (3780 m)

Day 06: Hiking from Khumjung to Dole (4040m) , 5hrs tentatively

Day 07: Dole to Machermo (4410m), 5: 20 hrs tentatively

Day 08: Machermo to Gokyo Lake (4750m), 4 hrs tentatively

Day 09:  Ascend from Gokyo Lake to Gokyo Ri (5,333m) and back to Gokyo Lake

Day 10: Hiking from Gokyo village to Thagnak (4661m), 4 hrs tentatively

Day 11: Thangnak to Dzongla (4830m) through  Cho La Pass (5330m), 6 hrs tentatively

Day 12: Dzongla to Cholatse Base Camp (4930m). 3 hrs tentatively

Day 13 - 16 : Cholatse Climbing  Period (3 days)

Day 17: Hiking from Pheriche to Phortse (3750m.), 6 hrs tentatively

Day 18: Hiking from Phortse (3750m.) to Khumjung (3790m.), 7 hrs tentatively

Day 19: Khumjung to Monjo village (2835m.), 5: 15 hrs tentatively

Day 20: Trek from Monjo to Lukla Bazzar (2886 m.): 5:45 hrs tentatively

Day 21: Tentatively 35 minutes flight to Kathmandu from Lukla early in the morning.Day 22: Final departrure from  international airport.

Permit Fees for Cholatse
1. Spring season (March, April, May)- USD$250
2. Autumn season (September, October, November)–  USD$125
3. Winter season (December, January, February)-  USD$70
4. Summer season (June, July, August) - USD$70
The permit fee mentioned above is set and brought into effect by Nepal Mountaineering Association, which remains unchanged up until the next amendment. As you take a glance, April is much more expensive than the rest, which is because April is the most favored seasons of all. Besides, Autum is the second most favourite season thereby the second most expensive as it is mentioned.

Highlights of Cholatse Peak
The scenic flight to Tenjing Hillary Airport at Lukla after enjoying view of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu remains an unforgottale memory. Your adrenaline rush gives you all the titillations that comes with scaling the summit ridge of Cholatse. The view of Dzong La, Cho La, Lhotse and Mt. Everest is breathtaking. The mixuture of Tibetan and Sherpa culture, lifestyle amuses the travelers and and their hospitality makes travelers feel at home. Because Cholatse is a technically challenging peak, physical fitness is inevitable. This trekking also gives a brief insight into Sherpa culture and lifestyle.

Cholatse Peak Climbing Difficulty
Cholatse Peak climbing is noted for its complication associated with technicalities, which makes it one of the most adventurous trekking peaks in Everest Region. This peak is not for the first timers and you will need background experience and sufficient rock climbing and mountain climbing skills to explore and enjoy the ascent of this adventurous peak. Chola Glacier toward East front is quite challenging. You are supposed to achieve physical stamina that is connected with acclimatization, a day off to allow yourself to adjust to the newer climatic zone. In addition, our mountain guides will carry out a climbing training at the base camp, which will help you gain better confidence and sharpen your climbing skills. With ample preparation and good physical fitness, you can devour every adventure it offers.

Physical Fintess for Cholatse
Physical Fitness is important for your health. Moreover, it is also important when it comes to hiking in the serrated terrains of the mountainside which have countless ups and downs. You will need to walk six to seven hours which has to do with your physical state. The fitter you are the higher the chance of fun and joy. So if you are obese it is time you started getting into fitness. Walking up in the mountains is in itself a great work out but then it doesn't commensurate with having been fit prior to the actual start of the hiking. Your are not required to be super fit but certain level of physical fitness is indispensable when it comes to Cholatse Peak Climbing.

Weather of Cholatse Peak Climbing
Weather is one of the major factors when it comes to climbing. Obviously, travelers look for best weather, the days with crystal clarity and sunshine. The months of Spring have probably the best weather that's why the tourists across the globe flock to Nepal. March, April and May have the best weather. Besides, Autumn months September, October and November have the best weather for Cholatse Peak Climbing. December, January and February in winter give the provide cold weather which is shunned by majority of the travelers. However, there are tourists who are not finicky about weather and are found doing trekking around the year.

Best season for Cholatse Peak Climbing
There are four different seasons for Cholatse Peak Climbing : Summer, Winter, Spring and Autumn. In terms of the predilection the tourists have for the seasons in Nepal. In terms of Cholatse Peak Climbing, travelers are fond of the seasons with least rainfall and crystal clear days. So most of the tourists end up visiting Nepal during Autumn and Spring in which travelers are found most satisfied. On the other hand, you migh as well look  for winter and summer. Winter tends to be exceedingly cold and summer might come up with intermittent rainfall and overcast days. Within the constraints of your time, we can design Cholatse Peak Climbing.

How to reach Cholatse
To technically state, Cholatse Peak Climbing starts with a short sightseeing of the major UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu followed by a scnic flight to Tenzing Hillary Airport located at Lukla. from where we hike to Namche, the gateway to Everest where we take a day's acclimatization. Then we hike ahead to Khumjung en route to Dole and Machhermo .Thereafter, we hike to Gokyo Lake,ascend Gokyo Ri  and traverse to Thangnak .From Thangnak, we hike to Dzongla via Cho La Pass from where we walk straight up to Cholatse Base Camp. It takes us three days to climb Cholatse Peak. After the successful ascent, we trace back to Phortse  en route to Khumjung  and Lukla bringing the adventurous trekking to an end.

Itinerary for Cholatse Peak Climbing

Day 01 : Arrive at Kathmandu (1350 m)

Day 02: Sightseeing of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu

Day 03: Fly from Kathmandu to Tenjing Hillary Airport at Lukla (2886m.) and Trek to Phakding, a Sherpa settlement ( tentatively 35 min flight and  3:30 hrs. trek)

Day 04: Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3440 m.), 5hrs, tentatively

Day 05: Rest day at Namche Bazaar (3440 m.) for acclimatization to adapt to newer climatic zone and  then to Khumjung (3780 m)

Day 06: Hiking from Khumjung to Dole (4040m) , 5hrs tentatively

Day 07: Dole to Machermo (4410m), 5: 20 hrs tentatively

Day 08: Machermo to Gokyo Lake (4750m), 4 hrs tentatively

Day 09:  Ascend from Gokyo Lake to Gokyo Ri (5,333m) and back to Gokyo Lake

Day 10: Hiking from Gokyo village to Thagnak (4661m), 4 hrs tentatively

Day 11: Thangnak to Dzongla (4830m) through  Cho La Pass (5330m), 6 hrs tentatively

Day 12: Dzongla to Cholatse Base Camp (4930m). 3 hrs tentatively

Day 13 - 16 : Cholatse Climbing  Period (3 days)

Day 17: Hiking from Pheriche to Phortse (3750m.), 6 hrs tentatively

Day 18: Hiking from Phortse (3750m.) to Khumjung (3790m.), 7 hrs tentatively

Day 19: Khumjung to Monjo village (2835m.), 5: 15 hrs tentatively

Day 20: Trek from Monjo to Lukla Bazzar (2886 m.): 5:45 hrs tentatively

Day 21: Tentatively 35 minutes flight to Kathmandu from Lukla early in the morning.

Day 22: Final departrure from  international airport.