Scenic drive through Bulbule to Dharapani with beautiful views of the hills and terraced fields Enjoy the panoramic views of the Himalayas including the Annapurna range and Manaslu Himal. Trek through lush green forests, mixed landscapes, and charming local villages. Opportunity to interact with local Gurung and Tibetan communities Home to diverse wildlife, including snow leopards and Himalayan Thar Travel through beautiful villages; Manang and Mustang Visit Muktinath Temple, a sacred place for Hindu and Buddhist
Overview
At an elevation of 6091 meters, Pisang Peak is considered one of the best Nepal trekking and climbing places in Annapurna Region. The peak tempts junior and expert climbers to come to see magnificent beauty by offering fascinating and panoramic views together with easy climbing routes. The trek consists of a picturesque journey from Kathmandu to Bulbule and Dharapani. And then one walks through the lush trees and wonderfully attractive little villages until reaching Chame and Upper Pisang. Acclimatization day is a must for climbers to make high altitude and area exploration comfortable. Then, after settling down at Upper Pisang, you will go to base camp, situated at 4,380 meters, and then to high camp at 5,400 meters. The final ascent to the summit will be the topping on a perfect cake, as you attempt to summit the huge 6,091 meters of Pisang Peak, from which you can admire gorgeous views across the heights of surrounding Himalayan giants. It will again be a rock downslope trek to Manang, Yak Kharka, Thorong Pedi, and finally cross the Thorong La pass, at the height of 5,410 meters, and descend to hallowed ground Muktinath. It would climax with a hearty journey back to the stone city - Pokhara. Fly to Kathmandu, which has rightly shaped his journey as an incredible combo of adventure, culture, and nature during these 16 days. This trek is for anybody who wants a physical challenge and at the same time would like to explore the authentic heritage of the Himalayas and a few breathtaking views.
Itinerary
Day
Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, one of the representatives from our tour company will meet and transfer you to your hotel. You can check-in, freshen up, and rest after the journey. Kathmandu is an extremely vibrant and culturally proud city, you may have some time to spend visiting sights around your hotel.
If the provided schedule isn't suitable for you, we are able to create personalized travel arrangements according to your preferences and requirements.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE: Pick up and Drop Off facilities with Private vehicles during arrival and departure.
INSURANCE: Medical and Emergency insurance for all the Nepali staff and members involved in the journey.
PERMIT: All the required permits for the Pisang Peak Climbing including the summit climbing permit and entry permits.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION IN KATHMANDU: 4 Days of Accommodation facilities in 4 star-level hotel or resort for your stay in Kathmandu.
BASE CAMP EQUIPMENT: All the equipment required for the base camp settlement before and after the ascend to the peak.
FOOD AND LODGING: Three times meals and accommodation in hygienic and safe hotel or guesthouse throughout the expedition.
COFFEE/SPARKLING WATER/ALL BEVERAGE: All the beverages throughout the ascend to and descend from the peak expedition.
MEMBER TRANSPORTATION: All the expenses for the transportation of the Nepali staff involved in the expedition.
TREKKING LOGISTIC: All the logistics required for trekking and climbing at a higher altitude.
ROPE FIXING TEAM: A team of professional Sherpa crew to fix the ropes in the peak climbing section.
RESCUE TEAM: Team of rescue professionals in the worst case scenarios.
BASE CAMP STAFF: A dedicated staff to cook and assist you during your stay in the base camp.
BASE CAMP / HIGH ALTITUDE TENT: The package cost also includes all the tents and camp settings for altitudes higher than the base camp.
WALKIE-TALKIE: Walkie- Talkie will be given to the climbers to communicate in the higher altitude as there will be network .
WEATHER FORECASTER: A professional weather forecaster to inform you about the weather of the day. This helps the climbers or the Sherpa guides decide whether to ascend or not on any particular day.
PERMITS: All the permits required for the peak climbing and trekking .
EXPEDITION STUFFS TRANSPORTATION: Transportation of the kinds of stuff needed for expeditions with Porters or Yaks.
DUFFLE BAG: Duffle bags that can fit in about 25 to 30 liters.
MEDICAL CHECKUP: Everyday before ascending any further on the trail.
TRAINING: Sherpa professionals to train you before the high altitude ascend.
REST IN KATHMANDU: Star-level hotel or resort to rest in Kathmandu.
CERTIFICATE: Certification of achievement as you complete the Pisang peak climbing.
What's not Included
AIRFARE: Any international flight tickets or bookings.
INSURANCE POLICY: Travel or trekking insurance for the climbers. (We recommend all the climbers obtain trekking insurance for this ascend.)
NEPAL ENTRY VISA FEE: The package cost does not include Nepal Entry VISA fees.
PERSONAL CLIMBING EQUIPMENT: The climbers shall also bring their personal climbing equipment and gear on their own.
EXTRA NIGHTS IN KATHMANDU: If you want to or have to stay extra nights in Kathmandu, our package cost does not include that.
PERSONAL EXPENSES: All the personal expenses including extra snacks, souvenirs, etc.
TOILETRIES: Climbers shall also bring their toiletries during the Pisang peak Climbing.
INTERNET SERVICE: On the higher altitudes, climbers also need to pay extra amount for internet services.
Tips: Tips to the Sherpa guides and porters at the end of the expedition are expected from the climbers.
Dates and Price
Good to Know
Difficulty Level Pisang Peak is considered to be moderately easy to climb; thus, it is a good experience for trekkers who have done a bit of trekking and climbing before. There is a lot of altitude gain on this trek, starting from KTM at 1345 reduction to the summit of Pisang Peak at the height of 6091 meters. Trails are well-defined, in places narrow and rocky, steeply rising in places, and muddy at times; but these would require a level of fitness reasonable enough to perform on quite comfortably. Technical climbing skills, however, are not required; basic mountaineering techniques, such as the use of crampons and ice axes, are said to be useful when climbing that final bit through snow and ice. Most climbers prefer guided expeditions where talented guides handle all the technicalities, making the climbing very easy for novices. Acclimatization days are very important, especially in Upper Pisang, to allow time for the body to adjust to the altitude and minimize the risk of sickness. They should also expect very changing weather conditions since mountain weather is very unpredictable. But with the right preparation and fitness, along with an optimistic attitude, Pisang Peak can be conquered and enjoyed by most people who want exposure to high-altitude trekking and mountaineering in the beautiful Annapurna region. Best Season The months of March, April, May, and much of September to November are considered the best times to climb Pisang Peak. Spring offers a mild climate with clear skies and increasingly comfortable daytime temperatures, all of which are perfect for climbing. The snow-capped peaks are beautifully set in contrast to the blooming rhododendrons in the lower regions, thus creating some stunning scenery. The melting snow is also quite effective in making the trails more accessible and minimizing the risk of avalanches. Autumn has equally good meteorologic conditions, particularly from the end of September, with crisp and bright air, allowing trekkers to see the real beauty of the mountains and experience such local events as Dashain and Tihar-rich in culture. Although both seasons have many trekkers on the Annapurna trek, autumn can be a little less crowded in October and November. No matter when the season you choose, it is important to be updated with weather conditions as mountain weather is almost unpredictable. On the balance, spring and autumn are excellent for a merit-worthy and memorable climb of Pisang Peak. Food and Accommodations Food and accommodation options are critical when you decide on going on an experience of Pisang Peak climbing. Meals taken along the trek are generally put up in local guesthouses and teahouses, serving a variety of traditional Nepali dishes and international cuisine items; the porridge eggs, and toast typically make the breakfast, whereas for lunch and dinner, you can have options like dal bhat, momos, and noodles. They will have vegetarian meals commonly available, and if pre-informed, most restrictions will be met. At Base Camp and High Camp, the meal will be prepared by a cook attached to the climbing team, emphasizing hearty, energy-rich foods for the requirements of climbers. Accommodation includes well-rated 3-star hotels in Kathmandu for the most part, featuring hot showers and Wi-Fi, along with comfort. You will be using standard but basic guesthouses or teahouses along the trekking trail, with twin-bedded rooms and shared bathrooms. Climbers will enjoy shared tents at Base Camp and High Camp with sleeping pads. Although placed in a very simple setup, it is a way to foster brotherhood and make you meet many trekkers as well as locals, which goes a long way in making the unforgettable travel experience in this region of beauty, the Annapurna.
Packing List Here is a detailed packing list about your climb to Pisang Peak, and it has been categorized as well: Clothing ● Moisture-wicking long-sleeve shirts ● Thermal tops (for cold weather) ● Moisture-wicking underwear ● Fleece or down jacket ● Waterproof and windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or similar) ● Waterproof pants ● Lightweight, quick-drying trekking pants ● Warm hat (beanie) ● Sun hat or cap with a brim ● Buff or neck gaiter ● Lightweight liner gloves ● Insulated, waterproof gloves ● Sturdy, broken-in trekking boots (waterproof recommended) ● Camp shoes or sandals ● Gaiters (for muddy or snowy conditions) Climbing Gears ● Crampons (check if provided by the operator) ● Ice axe (check if provided by the operator) ● Climbing harness (check if provided by the operator) ● Helmet (check if provided by the operator) Personal Items ● Backpacks ● Water Bottle ● Water Purification ● Sleeping Gear ● Food and Snacks ● Toiletries ● First Aid Kits Miscellaneous ● Passport (with necessary visas) ● Travel insurance documents ● Trekking permits (ACAP, TIMS card) ● Nepali Rupees for local expenses (snacks, souvenirs)
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