Cho-La Pass Trek Map
16 days Cho-La pass Trek Map
The Chola Pass trek route map provides a visual representation of the trek. The map is visually appealing, featuring elements such as legends and itinerary highlights. While the Legend of the Cho-la pass map represents the symbols used in the map, the itinerary highlights provide brief information on the day’s trek. Moreover, the altitude of each area is another significant feature of the map.
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The Legend of the Cho-La Pass Trek Map
The Legend of the map represents symbols of difficulty level with a red line, the main hiking route with a yellow line, and the secondary route with a yellow dotted line, along with Nepal’s flag indicating a pass. Furthermore, the Legend indicates other symbols, such as viewpoint, mountain, lakes, suspension bridge, Lukla Airport, Namche Bazaar, and glacier.
You may find out that the main hiking trail is in Yellow, Secondary trails are on the dot, and the main viewpoint is on binoculars.
As you can see on the map, the itinerary highlight represents that you’ll arrive at TIA (Tribhuvan International Airport) on the first day. Day two involves reaching Phakding. With a red dot, you can see the sign of an airplane from Kathmandu to Lukla, which means you’ll have a flight to Lukla from Kathmandu airport and begin your trekking journey. You can see the elevation change by looking at the map, which includes the altitude of each area. Where Kathmandu lies at 1400m, Lukla lies at 2850m, and Phakding lies at 2610m. Thus, you’ll gain around 1300m elevation on the first day.
As evident, the Chola Pass (5420M) route map shows that you’ll get to Namche Bazar via Monjo at an elevation of 3443m. Upon reaching Namche Bazar, you’ll need to pass three suspension bridges, as seen on the map. Day four is your acclimatization day, as represented on the itinerary and highlighted on the map. You can observe two trails from Namche: one with a main hiking trail and another with a secondary trail. You’ll trek through the main trail for further journeys.
The elevation of Tengboche at 3857m
The fifth day takes you to Tengboche at an elevation of 3857m. You can see the house-like symbol on the Tengboche, representing the monastery in the evening. The Monastery is very famous and the oldest Buddhist monastery in the Everest trekking trail. Day six takes you to Pheriche at an elevation of 4240m. The trail involves passing through Pangboche, Somare, and one suspension bridge.
According to the map, the seventh leads you to Lobuche at 4910m via Thukla. Then, you’ll reach Gorakshep at an elevation of 5140m after Lobuche on the eighth day. Moving closer to your final destination, you’ll reach Dzongla at 4830m on the ninth day. As shown on the map, after Dzongla, you’ll get to Thangnak (4700m) via Cho La Pass (5420m). Then, the journey returns through Gokyo (4800m), Dole (4200m), Monjo (2835m), Lukla (2850m), and flies back to Kathmandu (1800m).
As you can see on the map, throughout the journey, you can see the snow-capped peaks of Mount Everest (8848), Cho Oyu (8188m), Lhotse (8393), Pumori (7165m), and other mountains that are visible on the Chola Pass trek route map of the National Park.
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