| Fullboard Tibet
Expedition 2010/2011 |
 Expeditions from Tibet side on
Everest, Cho-Oyu and Shishapangma have become
more popular on these days due to very reasonable
price for royalty and all the expedition costs.
Furthermore, the land transportation access to
the base camp of these mountains has made Tibet
more attractive for mountaineering. Simplified
mountaineering rules and regulations for expedition
in Tibet add more motivation to the mountaineers
for their dream to reach the summit of 8000 meter
Himalayas in Tibet. So, our agency Ramdung Expedition Pvt. Ltd.
have decided to operate the expedition trip to
Tibet for the following mountain such as North
Col Everest Expedition, Cho Oyu, Shishapangma,
Gurla Mandata, Nojin Kangsang, and Lhakpa Ri
expeditions since 2000 A.D. and we have collected
many more experience in this country arranging
mentioned above trip making international expeditions
for the every mountain. So, if you are interested
with us for these above mountains for your expedition
and for new destination. Then please do write
your expesive words to us on.With the establishment
of Tibet Mountaineering Association on June 8,
1982 it has been adhering to the principle of
actively carrying out friendly relations with
the mountain and mountaineering organizations
in all provinces and municipalities of the Peoples
Republic of China and in foreign countries and
regions all over the world with a view to co-operatively
promoting the mountaineering undertaking of mankind.
Although Tibet Mountaineering Association has
opened so far 22 peaks for expeditions and thinking
of 3 more peaks opening above 6000 m. in the
near future. However, out of these 22 mountaineering
peaks opened so far we, the Ramdung Expedition (P.) Ltd. have set our choice
for the following peaks only since there are
generally persuaded by foreign climbers and alpine
clubs throughout the world. |
| Mt. Everest
Expedition Spring |
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| Mt. Cho-Oyu Expedition Spring 2011 |
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| Mt. Cho-Oyu
Expedition Autumn 2010 |
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| Mt. Shishapangma
Expedition Spring 2011 |
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| Mt. Shishapangma
Expedition Autumn 2010 |
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