Mt Cho Oyu Expedition 8201 M.

Mount Cho Oyu is a perfect entrance into the world of high-altitude Himalayan Climbing, which is the world’s sixth highest mountain. It is at an elevation of 8188m (26864ft). For those intermediate climbers who wish to submit an 8000m peak, Cho Oyu is an achievable undertaking. The name “Cho Oyu” is a Tibetan word that means “Turquoise Goddess.” It falls under the Majestic Mahalangur sub-range, which is the westernmost major peak in the Khumbu Sub-region.
Cho Oyu falls on a stupendous view of Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Everest, and many more hundreds of other snow-covered Mountains. It lies inside the heart of Nepalese/Tibetan Himalayas in the Solukhumbu District of Eastern Nepal on Khumjung Village Development Committees under Khumbu Pasang Lhamu rural municipality.
The ancient culture of Tibet can be exposed while climbing Cho Oyu. It is the second most climbed eight-thousander mountain in the world, only giving ground to Mt. Everest. It poses a moderately demanding challenge for a mountain of such height. Among all of the 8000m peaks, Mount Cho Oyu has the highest success rate of all time. This fact encourages the climbers that most attempts end in reaching the summit of Cho Oyu. At several dozen kilometers to the east, it has Mt. Everest as its neighbor.
In 1954, Cho Oyu was first climbed by an Austrian party. It has delighted tourists from all over the world as it offers the marvelous beauty of neighboring peaks like Mt. Nuptse, Mount Lhotse, and even Mt. Everest. Cho Oyu falls under Sagarmatha National Park, which is itself home to many endangered and rare species.

Tibetan Buddhism influences Mt. Cho Oyu as the communities are filled with Rai, Sherpa, and Tamang religions. They are the primary habitat of this region. A glimpse of Highlanders can be seen in this region.