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Peak Climbing in Nepal

Peak Climbing


The trekking peaks of Nepal offer a great potential adventure and exploration and are less expensive than large-scale expeditions. For travelers there are 18 minor peaks open for Alpine climbing. Unique Adventure International provides all kinds of detailed information and logistical support required for climbing arrangements to attempt summits. In spite of the fact that the altitude of the peaks is below 6500m, they offer a serious challenge often passing over rocky, icy and snowy terrain. The use of ropes and other mountaineering equipment is also necessary on these treks. It is strongly recommended that the climbers having technical know-how on snow and ice climbing can attempt these peaks, except for a few easy peaks such as Mera Peak (6476m). The climbing of these peaks is monitored by Nepal Mountaineering Association and is subject to the rules & regulations formulated by this Association.

 

 

PEAK CLIMBING IN NEPAL

 

Chulu West Peak - (6419m)
 

Of the two Chulus (East and West), Chulu West is the higher peak. The first ascent in to Chulu West in 1952 by a Japanese Expedition team. It is lies in a small valley north of Manang; off the main trail to the Thorong La. Chulu East

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Chulu East Peak - (6584m)
 

Chulu east lying south east of Chulu west is comparatively smaller peak. The peak together with the Chulu west forms an integral part of the Manang Himal that turn in included in the Damodar Himal. The peak first ascended by

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Island Peak - (6169m)
 

Imjatse peak is more popularly known by the name of Island peak. Eric Shipton's party named island in 1953, as the peak resembles an island in a sea of ice when viewed from Dingboche. Later in 1983, the peak was renamed as

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Singu Chuli Peak - (6501m)
 

Singu Chuli was known as the fluted peak. Wilf Noyce and David Cox scaled the peak via its North East face and the top section of the East Ridge. The peak has verified to be very difficult to climb for most commercial climbing groups

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Pisang Peak - (6091m)
 

Pisang Peak is taken as easy trekking among other trekking peak but it is also found very difficult by some climbers and complained us that this is not also easy one. So naturally you have to have a good walking and climbing

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Mera Peak - (6654m)
 

Mera is one of the highest peaks in Nepal Himalaya. Rising south of Everest, the peak was first scaled 20th May 1953 by J.O.M. Roberts and Sen Tenjing. The ascent of Mera is generally technically straightforward, requiring little more

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Hiunchuli Peak - (6441m)
 

Hiunchuli 6441m lies in the Annapurna range like other two peaks Tharpu Chuli and Singu Chuli. This is considered a sacred mountain of Gurung ethnic. This peak is one of the difficult peaks climbing in Nepal. It can be climbed from

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Kusum Kangaru Peak - (6367m)
 

Kusum Kangaru is one of the rocky and icy peaks. It has names comes from Tibetan meaning " Three snow peaks". This is one of the most challenging peak to climb. The peak is a complex, triple-summated mountain having at least

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Kwangde Peak - (6011m)
 

It is also know as Kwangde RI. The peak is more challenging to climb. It forms an impressive multi-summited ridge on the eastern end of Lumding Himal, which in turn is a part of Rolwaling Himal. The peak stands

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Lobuche East Peak - (6119m)
 

Lobuche consists of two different summits, east and west with the height of 6119m and 6145m respectively. A continuous rim ties them but there is a sharp gap and a considerable distance between these two summits. The

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Mardi Himal Peak - (5587m)
 

Mardi Himal is the most southerly peak of the Annapurna range. It is the lowest and least climbed peak. The photograph of the Mardi Himal, taken in 1953 by Baisl Goodfellow, first drew the attention of western climbers.

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Paldor Peak - (5732m)
 

Paldor is one of the best and famous trekking in Ganesh Himal region. This peak can be climbed from North East, South East, West and South West Ridge.

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Pachhermo Peak - (6187m)
 

Pachhermo peak is an eye-catching snow peak lying south of Tashi Lapcha pass in Rolwaling region. The peak was first ascended in 1955. The face of northwest ridge appearances a uniform slope broken by crevasse and

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Pokhalde Peak - (5732m)
 

The first ascent to the Pokhalde peak was in 1953 via Kongma La along its north ridge by John Hunt and his Everest Expedition Team. The peak looks like a crenulated rocky ridge dominated by the huge bulk of Nuptse. The

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Ramdungo Peak - (5925m)
 

Ramdung Go lies in the upper Rolwalling region south of Na. It is also one of the most excellent peaks for climbing surrounding the Yalung La. The peak was first conquered in 1952 by a team of Bill Murray. The normal route to this

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