These photos were taken on our recent successful expedition where we put members and sherpas on the summit, and the team returned home safely. Photos in slideshow: Dan Mazur & Sean Burch. For caption information, please visit our Shishapangma photo gallery.
- Full service includes: Sherpas, hotels, drive to basecamp (bc), yaks to advanced basecamp (abc), ropes, good food on trek, in bc, abc, & climb, group climbing equipment, tents, radios, satphones, etcetera.
- Leader: Arnold Coster , Everest expert: 6 Everest expeditions.
- 2011 Expedition: 4 out of 5 members reached the summit. Cho-Shisha double-header 100 percent success.
- The lowest of the world's fourteen 8000 metre peaks, located in Tibet, near Everest.
- A great way to test yourself at a very high elevation in only 38 days.
- Combine it with Cho Oyu. Climb Shishapangma in just 14 days and save 20%.
- Drive to basecamp experiencing the unique culture of the Tibetan plateau.
- Add an exotic and historical trip to the ancient Tibetan city of Lhasa.
- Make a ski or snowboard descent of Shishapangma during the September – October expedition.
- Dates and Cost:
- 1 September to 8 October, 2013 & 2014.
- Full Service Cost: $12,850, £7,950, €9,750; Basic Climb Cost: $6650, £4150, €5050. Currency conversions 21-Feb-12.
- 8 to 22 October (Cho Oyu combination), 2013 & 2014.
- Full Service Cost: $10,250, £6,350, €7750; Basic Climb Cost: $5350, £3350, €4050.
- Optional trip to Lhasa, add $2,450.
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Recent News: Our Shisha Pangma Expedition has just returned with all 6 members and 2 sherpas reaching the summit. Our trekking members also walked to ABC and even higher. Click here to read news of our expedition, listen to audio dispatches, and view recent photos of the climb. Some members ski Shishapangma (it is much better for skiing than Cho Oyu), as it has a north facing slope which is wind protected between camp 2 and camp 1/2. The snow is often best there and it's on the climbing route.
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