Chulu far East peak Climbing
Chulu far East peak Climbing
Peak Climbing In Nepal
Trip Facts
Duration : 19 Days
Max-Altitude : 6200m
Program Type : Tea House/Tent
Best Season : Sep to Dec, March to Jun
Per Day Walking : 6/7 Hours
Trek Grade :
Grade 4:
This is challenging and technical Trekking, climbing of Nepal, you most have to physically fit and mentally prepare, off the beaten trails, camping or challenging high passes Treks, at this level can he arranged for periods of 18 to 32 days. Typically, a gradual ascent through a green river valley will lead you up to a number of high passes, where you will reach the altitude of 5416m. Often times, you will get a close insight into the Tibetan culture. Participants should expect to trek above 5416m/17872ft. or climbing 6540m.
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Overview
Chulu Far East Peak Climbing 19 days package Itinerary:
Chulu Far East Peak is grouped as a group B peak on the Nepal Mountaineering Association’s list. It is the ideal choice for climbers at Chulu Peak who seek to extend their Himalayan climbing expertise while traversing the iconic Annapurna circuit trek. Among the three Chulu Peaks, the Far East Peak is the easiest to conquer. What truly makes this expedition memorable is the addition of the famous Thorang La pass, which adds a whole new dimension of adventure to the journey.
The Expedition Begins: Annapurna Circuit Trail
Our adventure starts with the classic Annapurna Circuit trail. As we set foot on this trail, we embark on a remarkable journey through the Marsyangdi Valley. This valley treats trekkers to a mesmerizing array of landscapes and cultures, providing a unique opportunity to discover the heart and soul of Nepal. Our journey takes us through picturesque villages such as Chamje, Jagat, Dharapani, Chame, Pisang, and Ngawel. Among these, Ngawel village is situated as a haven of serenity and offers breathtaking views of Annapurna 3, Annapurna 4, Gangapurna, and Annapurna 1.
The Path Less Traveled
Upon reaching Pisang, we move away from the main path of the circuit, setting our sights on the Chulu Far East Peak. As we ascend, the landscape transforms, with towering glacial moraines giving rise to dramatic rock pillars. It is rugged terrain that established Chulu Peak base camp and high camp, crucial stepping stones on our journey to the summit.
The Climb of a Lifetime
To conquer Chulu Far East peak climbing, we rely on the expertise of our skilled Sherpas. They fix ropes on the steeper sections, ensuring our safety as we make our way to the summit top. While the climb is challenging, it offers a profound sense of achievement. As we approach the summit ridge, a small sac welcomes us, offering a moment of respite before the final push. The summit itself is a spectacle of exposure, and the view is akin to that of Chulu East Peak, a true reward for the intrepid climbers.
Panoramic Rewards
Standing atop Chulu Far East Peak, the breathtaking panorama unfolds before our eyes. The Himalayas stretch out in all their glory, showcasing peaks like Annapurna, Tilicho Peak, Pisang Peak, Gangapurna, Manaslu, Mustang Valley, and Dhaulagiri. The beauty of this moment is unparalleled, etching itself into the memory of every climber.
Crossing the Thorong La Pass
Having conquered the Chulu East peak, our journey continues as we descend back to Ngawal village and Manang. But the adventure is far from over, we now face the formidable challenge of crossing the Thorong La pass. This high mountain pass, at an elevation of 5416 meters, connects the Manang district with the Mustang district. The exhilaration of crossing this pass is a testament to the indomitable spirit of mountaineers.
Muktinath: A Spiritual Heaven
Our path leads us to the sacred town of Muktinath in the Mustang district. This town is renowned as a pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists. Pilgrims from Nepal, India, and Tibet flock to Muktinath, seeking spiritual solace in the serene landscape. It’s a moment of cultural immersion, as we witness the profound devotion of the people in this sacred place.
Journey’s End: Jomsom and Pokhara
As our climbing adventure reaches its conclusion, we find ourselves in Jomsom, a picturesque town in the Mustang district. The climax of this journey is a spectacular flight to Pokhara, nestled between the towering Dhaulagiri Himal, Annapurna, and Nilgiri Himal.
Guided by Experts
Nepal Wilderness Trekking Pvt. ensures that your Chulu Far East climbing experience is nothing short of exceptional. Our team of professional local climbing guides and porters possess an intimate knowledge of the peak, its surroundings, and the rich culture that envelops the region. With us, you can be assured of a transparent package that includes all costs, leaving no room for hidden fees or surprises.
Chulu Far East Peak Climbing: The Ideal Seasons
To maximize your climbing experience, it’s crucial to choose the right time of year. The best seasons for ascending Chulu Peak are autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May). During these periods, the weather is generally favorable, providing optimal conditions for a safe and enjoyable ascent.
Cost Considerations
The cost of climbing the Chulu Peak package can vary based on several factors. Seasonal variations in permit costs, group size, itinerary length, and mode of transportation all influence the price. Our pre-set package offers a transparent pricing structure of USD 2800 per person for a group of at least two individuals. For solo climbers, a single supplement of USD 200 is applicable.
Highlights of Chulu Far East Peak Climbing
- Nepal’s Chulu Far East Peak: Renowned as one of Nepal’s most sought-after trekking peaks, it promises an adventure of a lifetime.
- Annapurna Region’s Chulu East Peak: Located in the iconic Annapurna region, Chulu East Peak is a popular choice among trekkers and climbers.
- Discover Gurung Villages: The journey to Chulu Far East Peak allows you to explore charming Gurung villages, the rich culture of the Annapurna region.
- Thorong La Pass: Submitting the Thorong La Pass (5,416 meters), one of the highest trekking passes in the world, providing spectacular panoramic views.
- Monasteries: Along the route, there are several Buddhist monasteries and gompas, adding a spiritual dimension to the journey.
- Stunning Landscapes: The diverse landscapes range from terraced fields and dense forests to barren, rocky highlands. Also, provides ever-changing and stunning scenery throughout the trek.
- Less Crowded: Compared to some of the more popular peaks, Chulu Far East is a less crowded and peaceful climbing experience.
In conclusion, embarking on the Chulu Far East Peak itinerary is not merely a climbing expedition. It is a transformative journey through Nepal’s natural beauty, diverse cultures, and spiritual sanctuaries. This adventure promises to engrave memories that will last a lifetime, leaving you with a deep appreciation for the majesty of the Himalayas and the warmth of the Nepali people. Join us on this epic journey, and let the mountains whisper their secrets to your soul.
Detail Itinerary
- Day 01: Drive to Besisahar (823 meters. 6 hours driving) by public bus and jeep to Chamje (1425 meters. 6 hours walking) stay overnight at the lodge.
- Day 02: Trek to Dharapani(1943 meters. 6 hours walking) stay overnight at the lodge.
- Day 03: Trek to Chame (2715 meters. 6 hours walking) stay overnight at the lodge.
- Day 04: Trek to Pisang (3132 meters. 6 hours walking) stay overnight at the lodge.
- Day 05: Trek to Ngawal village 3500 m 5 hour walking overnight at Lodge
- Day 06: Rest Day and explore the high land of acclimatization
- Day 07: Trek to Yak Kharka 5 hours walking overnight at Tent
- Day 08: Trek to Chulu Base camp 5155m 5-hour hike, overnight at Tent
- Day 09: Trek to High camp 5400m 2 /3 hours overnight at Tent
- Day 10: summit day to Chulu Far East 6200m and back to Ngawal Village overnight at Lodge.
- Day 11: Trek to Manang (3341 meters. 5 hours walking) stay overnight at the lodge.
- Day 12: Rest day in the same place for acclimatization
- Day 13: Trek to Chauri later (3720 meters. 3/4 hours walking) stay overnight at the lodge.
- Day 14: Trek to Thorong Phedi(3900 meters. 3 hours walking) stay overnight at the lodge.
- Day 15: Trek early in the morning Thorong Pass (5416 meters. 8 hours walking) overnight at Muktinath(3900 meters. ) stay overnight at the lodge.
- Day 16: Trek to Kag Beni 3 / 4 hours walking then overnight at the lodge,
- Day 17: Trek Jomsom (2743 meters. 4 hours walking) then stay overnight at the hostel.
- Day 18: fly back to Pokhara overnight at Lakeside Hotels.
- Day 19: Drive back to Kathmandu by tourist bus at 7:30 AM (200 km. 6/7 hours driving)
Cost Included
- camping during the peak climbing and tea house accommodations rest of the circuit
- Bus Transfer Kathmandu to Basi Sahar and Jeep to Chamje
- English-speaking local expert guide, porters, and climbing guide.
- 3-time meals during the trekking in the tea house and climbing time cooking by Cook
- tea/coffee three times a day
- accommodations during the trekking
- tent and all the foods from- to high camp/summits,
- ACAP Permit, TIMS permit
- Climbing permits,
- Flight ticket from Jomsom
- Hotel one-night hotel in Pokhara,
- Tourist bus to Kathmandu,
- Climbing guide equipment fee,
- Equipment clothing for Porter Local climbing Sherpa.
- Insurance for all staff/ porters, Rope, Ices Crow, Snow bar and
Cost Excluded
- Hotel in Kathmandu
- Personal climbing gears and clothing (available on hire)
- Tips, any expenses of own nature, client's insurance
