Mt. Sita Chuchura (6,611m.) Expedition

Location: Nepal, Asia
Accommodation: Hotel/ Lodges/ Camping
Duration: 26 Days Trek/Climbing
Grade: Mountaineering
Season: Winter, Spring & Autumn

Overview:

Mt. Sita Chuchura 6,611meter is located very closed to Dhaulagiri and it is not far from the French Pass. This peak was successfully climbed only four times; the first ascent was done in 1970 and last time is in 1995. The first trekkers in Nepal were, of course, mountaineers who where either on their way to climb peaks or were exploring routes up unclimbed peaks. There was furious mountaineering activity in Nepal from 1950 to the 1960s the emphasis had shifted to previously impossible feats such as the south face of Annapurna and the south west face of Mt. Everest, both of which were climbed by expeditions let by Chris Bonington. The expeditions in the 1960s and 40s were often well equipped, and some times lavish.

Expeditions have become big business and gradually climbers now approach the job with the appropriate degree of seriousness and dedication. It is not uncommon for expeditions to refuse trekkers admission into their base camp. The team members do not have the time or energy to entertain tourists, and there have also been incidents of trekkers taking souvenirs from among the expensive and essential items that often lie around such camps. Sita Chuchura is a beautiful mountain, which always attract the mountain voyager to climb. Check out to be Sita Chuchura summit once in your life time.