The Himalayas in Nepal are the center of attraction to travelers around the world. The thrill of exploring the trails across their foothills offer adventure second to none. Moreover, the culture and lifestyle of the ethnic communities also instill a unique sense of excitement. However, nothing might come close to the thrill of scaling a peak. Countless mountains cover the northern border of the country and are suitable for climbing. Peak Climbing in Nepal is done in peaks below the altitude of 6500 meters. As such, the Government of Nepal allows scaling of 414 peaks. While some trekking peaks demand technical skills, some easy peaks are suitable for beginners. Like many travel options in Nepal, peak climbing also allows you to choose from a plethora of options.
Peak Climbing Destinations in Nepal
While peak climbing might sound like it involves only arduous climbs, it is not so. Peak climbing trips in Nepal are a mix of treks across the foothills of the mountains and actual scaling of the peaks. Thus, travelers can enjoy both the natural beauty of Nepal along with its rich cultural background. However, the ethnic culture that you come across depends upon your peak climbing destination. So, you can choose your trip based on your choices of difficulty, location, and cultural company.
Beginning from the eastern part of Nepal, the Everest region houses several options. Firstly, Mera Peak (6476 m) and Island (Imja Tse) Peak (6189 m) are one of the most famous peaks in Nepal. Also, it is the highest trekking peak in Nepal. While Mera Peak is located in the southern part of Khumbu Valley, Kyajo Ri (6186 m) lies in the western front. Pokalde Peak (5806m), Lobuche East Peak (6119 m), and Nirekha Peak (6069 m) are some other destinations.
As of the central part of Nepal, the Langtang region also offers a fair share of choices. Yala Peak (5500 m) is perhaps the most famous peak in the region. Similarly, Naya Kanga (5863 m) and Baden Powell Scout Peak (5826 m) are two other peaks in the Langtang Valley. Next is the famous Annapurna region which also has numerous peak climbing destinations. Pisang Peak (6091 m), Thorung Peak (6144 m), Dhampus Peak (6012 m), Chulu West Peak (6419 m), Chulu East Peak (6584 m), and Mardi Himal (5553 m) are few of the choices in this region. Also Larkya Peak (6416 m) in Manaslu region, Saribung Peak (6346 m) in Upper Mustang, Ramdung Peak (5900 m) in Rolwaling Valley and Paldor Peak (5903 m) in Ganesh Himal region are another adventurous peaks for climbing in Himalayas.
Additional Info for Peak Climbing in Nepal
Peak Climbing in Nepal is certainly challenging and offers great adventure. So, it is essential to have previous trekking or climbing experience. Also, training and other fitness exercises help you on these trips. As of the best time to climb the peaks, spring and autumn are the ideal seasons. These seasons offer the best of the natural beauty of Nepal along with a great panorama of the Himalayas. However, the winter season brings in snowfall, cold, and adverse weather conditions. Monsoon season also welcomes rainfall which disturbs the trails along the trip. Join us for any kind of peak climbing in Nepal in 2020.
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19 Days 18 Nights
Among the Chulu range, the Chulu East Peak has garnered quite a bit of attention in recent years. Its popularity lies in the fact that it is comparatively easier than its counterpart the Chulu West peak.
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18 Days 17 Nights
Chulu West Peak climbing trip provides you with an excellent view of the Annapurna massif as well as the region.
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14 Days 13 Nights
Perched in the northern parts of Kathmandu, this climbing trip combines traversing through ancient Buddhist settlements along with admiring the picturesque display of mountains like Langtang and Naya Kanga.
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17 Days 16 Nights
Island Peak Climbing is not among the Himalayan giants, but nevertheless provides an exhilarating mountaineering experience to the novice and expert alike.
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20 Days 19 Nights
The Larkya Peak has only recently become a hit in the mainstream media, but veteran trekkers and travelers know the real identity of this peak.
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16 Days 15 Nights
For travelers in search of a natural high and cultural melodrama, the Lobuche East Peak Climbing trip is the one to choose.
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16 Days 15 Nights
The Mera Peak climbing trip takes you to the summit of the highest trekking peak in Nepal, the Mera Peak.
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15 Days 14 Nights
Paldor Peak is one of the most famous but least explored climbing destinations of the region. The less mainstream route of Paldor Peak exposes with the incredible Tamang and Sherpa culture of the region.
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17 Days 16 Nights
Along with the glamorous view of Annapurna Himalayan ranges, Gangapurna Himal, and Tilicho peaks, the trip is a lifetime opportunity to be exposed in the wilderness of the Himalayas.
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15 Days 14 Nights
This peak region is a relatively new trekking route so there is quite a bit of mystery attached to it.
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23 Days 22 Nights
With landscapes that include ancient caves and alien-looking canyons and the deep-rooted culture within its ancient villages, ruins, and monasteries, this trek is a full package.
