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フライト + 自家用車
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最大8
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6186
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スターホテル、ティーハウス、キャンプ
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高い
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カトマンズ
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カトマンズ
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春 (3 月から 5 月) は、温暖な気候、シャクナゲの花、そして信頼できる山の視界をもたらします。 秋 (9 月から 11 月) は、最も澄んだ空、さわやかな空気、そして安定したトレッキングのコンディションを提供します。 冬(12 月から 2 月)は寒いですが、下のルートでは可能性があります。 夏のモンスーン (6 月から 8 月) は、雨と、あいまいな景色をもたらします。.
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Live Personal Climbing Guide (Sherpa)
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ピーククライミング
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英語
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Includes (BLD) + Camp Meals
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NMA Kyajo Ri Peak Permit, Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit, Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit, TIMS Card.
Kyajo Ri (6,186m / 20,295 ft) is a trekking peak in the Khumbu region of north-east Nepal, located north-west of ナムチェ バザール in the Bhote Koshi valley. The peak lies at approximately 27 degrees 52 minutes north latitude and 86 degrees 42 minutes east longitude, in the Sagarmatha National Park. Kyajo Ri was first climbed in 1993 by a joint Nepali-Slovak expedition via the south-west face. The Nepal Mountaineering Association classifies it as a Group A trekking peak, but it is significantly less crowded than other Khumbu peaks such as Island Peak and ロブシュ East.The standard route climbs the south-west face, with Base Camp at approximately 4,500m in the Kyajo Drangka valley and a High Camp at around 5,200m. The summit push involves climbing a glacier and 45-55 degree snow and ice slopes on the upper mountain, with some short vertical steps that require fixed ropes. The technical difficulty is rated PD+ on the Alpine grading system, similar to Island Peak. Climbers should have basic mountaineering experience or attend the training day at Base Camp.Kyajo Ri is one of the least-climbed of the major Khumbu trekking peaks, offering a true wilderness climbing experience away from the crowds of the エベレスト ベース キャンプ trail. The approach takes a less-traveled route from Namche Bazaar through the villages of タメ and Mende, then up the remote Kyajo Drangka valley. The summit rewards climbers with views of Everest (8,849m), Lhotse (8,516m), Makalu (8,485m), Cho Oyu (8,188m), and the entire Khumbu range.The region is culturally Tibetan Buddhist Sherpa homeland, with traditional villages, ancient monasteries at Thame and クムジュン, and prayer walls along the trail. The Thame valley is one of the least-visited parts of the Khumbu, with authentic Sherpa culture and the famous Thame Monastery, one of the oldest in the region. The best climbing seasons are spring (April-May) and autumn (October-November).
ハイライト
- Climb a 6,186m Khumbu peak significantly less crowded than Island Peak or Lobuche East.
- Approach via the remote Thame valley, one of the least-visited parts of the Khumbu.
- Summit views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and the Khumbu range.
- Technical climbing with 45-55 degree snow and ice slopes on the upper mountain.
- Cultural immersion in Sherpa homeland with the ancient Thame Monastery.
















