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Makalu Expedition (8463m) (57 Days)


Mount Makalu is the fifth highest mountain in the world and is located 22 km (14 mi) east of Mount Everest. Makalu is an isolated peak whose shape is a four-sided pyramid. Rising just north of the higher summit, separated by a narrow saddle, is Chomo Lonzo (7,818m/25,650') a subsidiary peak of Makalu. Makalu was first climbed on May 15, 1955 by Lionel Terray and Jean Couzy of a French expedition led by Jean Franco, after the team's first attempt failed in 1954. Franco and two other climbers' summited the next day. The French team climbed Makalu by the north face and NE ridge.

Itinerary
Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu (1400m)
Day 02: Kathmandu Cultural sightseeing
Day 03: Kathmandu - Tumlingtar 100m. Trek to Khadbari
Day 04: Kuwapani (Chichila 1,830 m) 
Day 05: Chichila - Num (1,490 m)
Day 06: Num- Seduwa (1,460 m)
Day 07: Seduwa - Tashigaun (2200m)
Day 08: Tashigaun -Khongmadanda
Day 09: Khongmadanda à Mumbuk (3,570 m)
Day 10: Mumfuk -Yangre Kharak (3600m)
Day 11: Yangle Khark - Mera (4100m)
Day 12: Mera - Sersung
Day 13: Sersung - Makalu Base camp 5000m
Day 14 – Day 45: Climbing period Mount Makalu (8463m)
Day 46: Makalu Base Camp - Nhe Kharka (3,000 m)
Day 47: Nhe kharka - Mumbuk (3,570 m)
Day 48: Mumbuk - Kauma (3,470m)
Day 49: Kauma - Tashi Gaon (2,070 m)
Day 50: Tashi Gaon - Seduwa (1540m)
Day 51: Seduwa - Parangbu (945m)
Day 52: Parangbu - Bumling (460m)
Day 53: Bumling - Chewabesi (385m)
Day 54: Kattikeghat - Tumlingtar (100m)
Day 55: Tumlingtar - Kathmandu
Day 56: Rest day in Kathmandu
Day 57: Departure
Outline
  • Trekking/Tour Days - (53)
  • Total Days - (57)
  • Min. Altitude - (100m./328ft.)
  • Max. Altitude - (8463m./27766ft.)
  • Overal Walking - 5/6 hrs Per/Day
  • Nature - Camping Trek [Fully Organized Trek]
  • Difficulty - Very Hard
  • Group Size - 2
  • Age Limit -
  • Best Time - March, April, May, October, November.

Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu (1400m) transfer hotel. Short briefing about the program. Overnight at hotel.
Day 02: Free day in Kathmandu (Sightseeing around Kathmandu valley, Pashupatinath, Soyambhunath and Kathmandu Durbar Square). Overnight at hotel.
Day 03: Kathmandu - Tumlingtar 100m. Trek to Khadbari. Overnight at camp.
Day 04: Kuwapani (Chichila 1,830 m)   6 hours approx. (Makalu view point). Overnight at camp.
Day 05: Chichila - Num (1,490 m), 5.5 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 06: Num- Seduwa (1,460 m), 5 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 07: Seduwa - Tashigaun (2200m), 6 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 08: Tashigaun -Khongmadanda, 6 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 09: Khongmadanda à Mumbuk (3,570 m). 5.5 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 10: Mumfuk -Yangre Kharak (3600m) - 6 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 11: Yangle Khark - Mera (4100m), 6 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 12: Mera - Sersung (half day rest) for Acclimatize. Overnight at camp.
Day 13: Sersung - Makalu Base camp 5000m. 4 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 14 – Day 45: Climbing period Mount Makalu (8463m)
Day 46: Makalu Base Camp - Nhe Kharka (3,000 m) (7 hrs). Overnight at camp.
Day 47: Nhe kharka - Mumbuk (3,570 m) (6 hrs). Overnight at camp.
Day 48: Mumbuk - Kauma (3,470m) (5 hrs). Overnight at camp.
Day 49: Kauma - Tashi Gaon (2,070 m) (5 hrs). Overnight at camp.
Day 50: Tashi Gaon - Seduwa (1540m), 4 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 51: Seduwa - Parangbu (945m), 5 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 52: Parangbu - Bumling (460m), 5 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 53: Bumling - Chewabesi (385m), 5 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 54: Kattikeghat - Tumlingtar (100m),5 hours approx. Overnight at camp.
Day 55: Tumlingtar - Kathmandu. Overnight at hotel.
Day 56: Rest day in Kathmandu. Overnight at hotel.
Day 57: Departure
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Mount Makalu is the fifth highest mountain in the world and is located 22 km (14 mi) east of Mount Everest. Makalu is an isolated peak whose shape is a four-sided pyramid. Rising just north of the higher summit, separated by a narrow saddle, is Chomo Lonzo (7,818m/25,650') a subsidiary peak of Makalu. Makalu was first climbed on May 15, 1955 by Lionel Terray and Jean Couzy of a French expedition led by Jean Franco, after the team's first attempt failed in 1954. Franco and two other climbers' summited the next day. The French team climbed Makalu by the north face and NE ridge.

The first attempt on Makalu was made by an American team in the spring of 1954. They attempted to reach the top via the SE ridge but were turned back at 7,100 meters by a constant barrage of storms. The first ascent by the SE ridge was made by two climbers from a Japanese expedition on May 23, 1970.

Makalu is considered one of the most difficult mountains in the world to climb. The mountain is notorious for its steep pitches and knife-edged ridges that are completely open to the elements.

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