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| Expedition ›› Lakpa-Ri Expedition (7043m) |
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| The mountain is one of several peaks that line the east flank of the East Rongbuk Glacier. The summit is a prominent three-sided pyramid which drops to the East Rongbuk Glacier to the west, the Kharta Glacier to the east and falls steeply to a tributary glacier of the Kangshung to the south. The slopes from the Rongbuk an Kharta Glaciers are relatively low angled and are linked by the Lhakpa La pass (6,849m), which is just to the north of Lhakpa Ri. It was from this pass, in 1922, that Mallory and his team mates first saw the East Rongbuk Glacier, an event well documented in mountaineering annals. The most climable 7,000m peak in the world ! Lhakpa Ri is an ideal objective, remarkably positioned just across the glacier from Everest. It shares the historic route up the East Rongbuk Glacier and is climbable by a relatively safe and straightforward route. It is just over the milestone altitude of 7,000m, making it higher than anything outside Asia and is probably the most climbable 7,000m peak in the world.
Climbing Lhakpa Ri involves a similar itinerary to the initial phase of an expedition to the North Ridge of Everest. From Kathmandu, we fly to Lhasa and spend several days in what was the "Forbidden City". Then there is an incredible journey through Tibet, along the Friendship Highway before turning south to the Rongbuk Valley below Everest. We spend time acclimatising at base camp before making the two-day hike to advance base camp (ABC), at about 6,300m.
The ascent follows a shallow, snow-filled depression on the southwest flank, ascending low-angled snow for 600m, which steepens at mid-height to around 30-35°. After gaining the crest of the ridge close to the Lhakpa La, we turn south and follow the snow ridge to the summit.
After returning to base camp, we complete the remainder of the Friendship Highway, driving along the northern side of the Himalaya range, again with views of Everest, Cho Oyu and numerous other peaks. The road eventually descends to the Friendship Bridge, where we cross into Nepal and continue to Kathmandu.
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Outline itinerary 1
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu.
Day 02-05: Kathmandu necessary official procedure..
Day 06: Drive to Kodari and Nalayam.
Day 07: Drive to Tingri (8 hours).
Day 08: Acclimatization .
Day 09: Drive to Everest Base Camp (5,200m)
Day 10: Base Camp to advanced base camp.
Day 11-13: Acclimatisation and local excursion
Day 14: Trek to base camp (5,800m).
Day 15: Trek to Advance Base Camp (6,400m).
Day 16-19: An aclmatise at Advance Base Camp.
Day 20: summit Lhakpa Ri (7,045m)S
Day 21: Free day.
Day 22: Return to Base Camp.
Day 23: Drive to Nyalam.
Day 24: Drive to the Nepalese Border and Kathmandu. |
Outline Itinerary 2
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu.
Day 02: Kathmandu.
Day 03: Fly to Lhasa.
Day 04-05: In Lhasa.
Day 06: Drive to Shigatse (6 hours).
Day 07: Drive to Xegar (8 hours).
Day 08: Acclimatization Day.
Day 09: Drive to Everest Base Camp (5,200m)
Day 11-13: Acclimatisation and local exploration.
Day 14: Trek to Interim Camp (5,800m).
Day 15: Trek to Advance Base Camp (6,400m).
Day 16-19: An aclmatise at Advance Base Camp.
Day 20: Climb Lhakpa Ri (7,045m).
Day 21: Spare day.
Day 22: Return to Base Camp.
Day 23: Drive to Nyalam.
Day 24: Drive to the Nepalese Border and Kathmandu. |
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