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The Cho Oyu, the “Goddess of Turquoise”, rises on the Nepal–Tibet border to an impressive 8,201m, standing as the sixth-highest mountain on Earth. In just 28 days (Kathmandu to Kathmandu), you move remarkably close to its world of ice and altitude - fast, focused, and straight into the heart of the Himalaya.

€ 49.990

The Carstensz Pyramid with its 4.884 m, is the highest mountain of Austral-Ozeania and at the same time the smallest of the Seven Summits. But you should not let yourself to be misled by the small size of this mountain. The “Puncak Jaya” – “Victory Mountain” as it is called in the native language, is deemed as one of the more challenging Seven Summits from a climbing point of view.

€ 21.990

The Putha Hiunchuli (7,246m), also known as Dhaulagiri VII, is one of Nepal’s most remote and quietly rewarding seven-thousanders. Situated in the far-western Dolpo region, it offers a rare blend of isolation, elegant alpine lines, and objectively moderate terrain. At first glance, its wide, well-shaped slopes suggest an accessible ascent, but the true experience lies in the high-altitude atmosphere, dependable post-monsoon snow conditions, and the deep sense of remoteness in a culturally Tibetan-influenced landscape. An ideal objective for climbers stepping onto their first 7,000m peak or preparing for an 8,000m summit.

€ 12.990