Peak Climbing in Nepal

The Kingdom of Nepal is blessed with the most awe inspiring gift of nature anywhere in the world. It is home to the mighty Himalayas, which means “abode of snows” in Sanskrit. These mountains are the root of thousands of years of Nepali culture. They terrorize us with their overwhelming size and unassuming us with their apparent immortality. They are home to 8 of the 10 highest mountains in the world including the highest of them all Mt. Everest. Mt. Everest (Sagarmatha as the Nepali’s call it) rises to the top of the Himalayas at (8884m). It truly is an honor to sit beneath such a natural spectacle.

International notice was drawn to these mountains in 1953 when New Zealander Edmund Hillary and Nepali Norgay Tensing became the first people ever to reach the peak of Mt. Everest. The highest mountain in the world had been dominated and Nepal would never be the same. Mountaineering has always been a inexplicable activity to those looking in from the outside. 

Many people speculate why a person would risk their safety and push their physical and mental strength just to get to the top of a mountain. But it is so much more than just reaching the peak. Its true satisfaction comes from the entire journey itself. The mountain always sits on the horizon during your approach to the climb and fills your mind with wonder and stimulation. The realization that you might be on the top of that mountain lingers in your head. Such things as setting up base camp and analyzing maps make your climb an authenticity. Long days of climbing lead to short nights of rest. And soon the peak is before you and you see the world from a different point of view. The rest at the top offers you a little time to appreciate the struggles of the climb and to organize for the other half of your journey, the climb down. Of course not all climbing attempts are successful and Mother Nature is never conventional. But any experience on such great mountains as the Himalayas gives you consciousness and approaching about your true strength.

Peak Climbing Trips Nepal Duration: 17 Days
Max Altitude: 5800 m.
Grade: Challenging
Trek Start: Lukla
Trek End: LuklaMera Peak Climbing
Mera Peak climbing gives an opportunity to all the experienced trekkers and amateur climbers who dreams & dares to stand on a Himalayan summit with a sense of great achievement. read more . Amongst the trekking peaks in Nepal Duration: 23 Days
Max Altitude: 6160 m.
Grade: Moderate
Trek Start: Lukla
Trek End: LuklaIsland Peak Climbing
Island Peak climbing is an extraordinary trek which combines an ascent of Island Peak with a visit to the famous lakes of the Gokyo area. We start from Lukla and trek slowly up the Dudh Kosi valley. read more After a few days we branch off Duration: 18 Days
Max Altitude: 8516 m.
Grade: Moderate & Climbing
Trek Start: Lukla
Trek End: LuklaLobuche Peak Climbing
Lobuche Peak at 6119m is a popular trekking peak in the Everest region. It is an attractive summit and offers various routes for climbing and is one of the most challenging. The normal route for climbing read more is over the South Ridge. Duration: 24 Days
Max Altitude: 6092m.
Grade: Challenging
Trek Start: Besisahar
Trek End: JomsomPisang Peak Climbing
Pisang Peak 6092m rises above Pisang village and thriving green Yak pastures to a consistent slope of ice and snow to the final pyramid like summit. Pisang Peak is one of the easier climbing peaks read more amongst the trekking Duration: 22 Days
Max Altitude: 8167m.
Grade: Medium
Trek Start: Nayapul
Trek End: Dhampus Tharpu Chuli Peak Climbing
Positioned in the heart of the Annapurna Sanctuary, Tharpu Chuli is a gorgeous mountain. It is a part of the ridgeline and is located south from the glacier dome. It includes Singu Chuli and acts as a central divider read morebetween the semicircles Duration: 28 Days
Max Altitude: 6419m
Grade: Medium
Trek Start: Besisahar
Trek End: NayapulChulu West Peak Climbing
Chulu West (6419m) is a popular trekking peak in the Annapurna region and is situated in a little valley north of Manang. This is a peak that can be seen from the major Annapurna Thorung La Pass trail. read more Trekkers Duration: 15 Days
Max Altitude: 5500m.
Grade: Medium
Trek Start: Syabrubensi
Trek End: Dunche Yala Peak Climbing
Yala peak 5637m is famous and a non technical trekking peak lying in the Langtang region north of the Kathmandu valley. As Yala peak is not difficult for climbing, prior climbing experience is not required read morethough but previous Duration: 17 Days
Max Altitude: 5728 m
Grade: Medium
Trek Start: Syabrubensi
Trek End: Kimtang Phedi Paldor Peak Climbing
Paldor peak lies at the south-east end of the Ganesh Himal marking the junction of the Tiru and Karpu Dandas at the head of the Mailung Khola, a tributary of the Trisuli Gandaki River. read more The name Ganesh is taken from the elephant

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