8000M Peaks

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Annapurna I Expedition (8091M)

Annapurna is the first mountain standing in the category of the 8000m highest peaks in the world .It is situated in mid western part of Nepal. Annapurna 8091m was first climbed by a French expedition team led by Maurice Herzog in 1950

Days 45

8091M
Cho Oyu Expedition (8,201M)

For anyone who has ever dreamed of climbing one of the world’s highest 8000er mountains, Cho Oyu offers relatively easy access. Despite being the 6th highest mountain on the planet, Cho Oyu has the highest success rate among the world’s fourteen

Days 45

8,201M
Kanchenjunga Expedition (8586M)

Mount Kanchanjunga; Standing at 8586m Kanchanjunga is the third highest peak in the world and the second highest in Nepal. It was first climbed by a British team in 1956. The peak consists of four summits. The west summit, Yalung Kang, 8420m high, and

Days 52

8586M
Makalu Expedition (8,481M)

Among the eight mountains in Nepal above 8000m, Mt. Makalu is the fourth tallest in Nepal and fifth highest Peak on the Earth with its height 8,463m. Mt. Makalu resides in the eastern Himalayas range just 19Km southeast of the giant Mt. Everest

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8,481M
Shishapangma Expedition (8,027M)

Shishapangma lies in Tibet near the high peaks of Langtang in Nepalese border. Chinese authority opened this peak for the western mountaineers in 1978. Shishapangma is the last of 8000m to be climbed. Now the peak is considered one

Days 45

8,027M
Lhotse Expedition (8,516M)

Lhotse, the fourth highest mountain in the world, is situated in Everest region. Its long east-west ridge is located immediately south of Mount Everest, and the summits of the two mountains are connected by the South Col. So, Lhotse is best known for

Days 47

8,516M