Peak Details
(4842m/15881ft)
(7126m/23345ft)
Highlights
When it comes to mountaineering, Himlung Himal Expedition never disappoints its admirer. Be it the easy climbing mountains or the most challenging, it continues to surprise mountaineers with unseen adventure and thrill.
One such mountain hallowed for its beauty and vastness is Himlung Himal. The mountain is one of Nepal’s most underrated yet epic mountain hikes. It only sees a few guests all around the year, which questions the mountain’s popularity.
However, this hasn’t stopped the avid mountaineer from climbing Himlung Himal. Many climbers from around the world ascend Himlung at different times of the year and enjoy its exquisite beauty.
Physically challenging with spectacular scenery, Himlung Himal Expedition itinerary is a great venture for novices and experienced climbers. At 7,126 meters, Himlung Himal is a beautiful mountain surrounded by gigantic hills, glaciers, and ice slopes.
It’s a part of the Annapurna range in north-central Nepal. The mountain is relatively straightforward, with a few technical sections that bring an inexplicable thrill and excitement to the mountaineers. They’ll provide climbers with an incredible experience and amazing views they can enjoy all along the way.
Himlung also comes with some difficulties along the unexplored routes. The sheer cliffs and ice slopes make this mountain climbing difficult and stressful. You may also have trouble climbing the hills and rugged trails that stretches further and further.
The usual climbing routes to the mountain are quite challenging, with crevasses and glaciers. Many times, you’ll have to use fixed ropes and an ice ax to ascend the mountain. Hence, it’s essential that you prepare yourself before mountaineering.
You’ll have to keep yourself fit with training and exercise to withstand the never-ending trails of Himlung Himal expedition. Preparation for accommodations, food, and other basic necessities is also essential. Mountaineers will have to pay US$9,500 to US$10,000 for the expedition alone, depending on the itinerary.
The cost includes everything from their lodging to food and other essentials. It also includes their permit fee for the expedition, which costs US$30 for two weeks and US$50 for four weeks of excursion.
The trek will begin from Kathmandu. You’ll drive to Chamje from here and spend almost two weeks climbing the old trail of Annapurna. The ascend to the mountain is quite difficult and needs a few semi-technical skills.
Himlung Expedition Outline Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrival In Kathmandu
Day 02: Kathmandu’s Sightseeing and Climbing arrangements
Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Chamje
Day 04: Trek from Chamje to Dharapani
Day 05: Trek from Dharapani to Koto
Day 06: Trek from Koto to Singenge
Day 07: Trek from Singenge to Kyang
Day 08: Trek from Kyang to Phu
Day 09: Acclimatization day in Phu Valley
Day 10: Trek from Phu to Himlung Himal Base Camp
Day 11-21: Climbing Himlung Himal and returning to base camp
Day 22: Trek back to Phu Village from Himlung Himal Base Camp
Day 23: Trek from Phu to Meta
Day 24: Trek from Meta to Koto
Day 25: Trek from Koto to Dharapani
Day 26: Trek from Dharapani to Chamje
Day 27: Trek from Chamje to Kathmandu
Day 28: Departure from Nepal
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Itinerary
30 min Drive Hotel
Depending on the airline you’ve picked, you could land at the Tribhuvan Airport on the flight schedule. Our representative will be at the airport at the local time. They’ll pick you up and drive you to your hotel, which is just a few streets away. You can have a rest in your room, and we’ll see you tomorrow.
Hotel/Resort
Your discovery tour of Himlung Himal shall start from the heart of the city, where the historic landmarks are sited. We’ll tour Kathmandu Durbar Square forenoon and make our way to Monkey Temple, which lies at a hilltop in Kathmandu Valley.
It is one of the most amazing places to sightsee Kathmandu city. You can see an entire valley from the crest, which is quite enthralling. After lunch, we’ll further continue our trip and drive to Boudhanath Stupa. It’s one of the most touristy places with ancient monasteries, souvenir shops, and chortens.
After exploring the stupa, we’ll drive back to our hotel. On the way, we’ll make a quick stop at Pashupatinath, which is a 10-minute drive away from here. We’ll stay there until the evening prayers and then make our way back to the hotel. After early dinner, you can go to your bed.
7-8 hrs Drive Lodge
Chamje Altitude: 1,410m / 4,626ft
Driving Hours: 7-8 hrs
Overnight at: the lodge
After a wonderful day in Kathmandu, it’s time for us to start our journey to Himlung Himal. We’ll leave the city early in the morning and drive our way to Chamje. It’s an 8 hours journey to the village, weaving through old towns and
Driving via Prithvi Highway, we’ll see many beautiful villages, small streams, and towering mountains. The drive will take you past gushing streams and waterfalls, which make a lovely view. After spending an entire day on the road, we’ll finally arrive at Chamje. It’s our last stop before starting the trek.
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Dharapani Altitude: 1,960m / 6,430ft
Walking Hours: 5-6 hrs
Overnight at: a lodge
From Chamje, we’ll trek up the hill proceeding to Dharapani. We'll arrive at the beautiful Tal Village by crossing several suspension bridges and ascending steep slopes. After stopping here for lunch, the trek continues with an uphill climb. The trek is fairly moderate from here. You’ll get scenic views of lush green hills and towering mountains, which is breathtaking.
After trekking for almost 6 hours, we’ll finally arrive at Dharapani, a stunning Gurung village in Manang District. We’ll spend the night in a lodge in the village.
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Koto Altitude: 2,600m / 8,530ft
Walking Hours: 5-6 hrs
Overnight at: a teahouse
After breakfast, we’ll follow the trail to Bagarchhap, which is mostly uphill with twists and turns. The trail ascends steep slopes in the first couple of hours and then walks through the dense forest full of pine and fir. Beating the woods, we’ll arrive at Timang, which is a small village around Lata Marang and Kurung.
It provides a lovely view to us until we leave the village and do our last climb to Koto. The trail first moves to Thanchok and takes a massive drop before weaving its way to the village. Although the journey is quite strenuous, it’s still fun and will provide you with a spectacular view of lush green hills and towering mountains.
6-7 hrs Trek Tea House
Singenge Altitude: 3,230m / 10,597ft
Walking Hours: 6-7 hrs
Overnight at: Tea House / Lodges
Waking up to the stunning view of Koto and having breakfast is how you’ll start the day of the Himlung expedition. Shortly after that, we’ll leave the village and walk to the check post before crossing the suspension bridge over Nar Phu Khola. The trail then descends the hill and weaves through gorges and canyons.
It gets narrower and steeper as we progress, making the climb challenging. The trek becomes easy after some time and provides us with a stunning view of undulating landscapes. We’ll cross several suspension bridges along the way and trek many steep sections before finishing off at Singenge. Tonight we’ll stay at a teahouse in the village.
6-7 hrs Trek Tea House
Kyang Altitude: 2,465m / 8,087ft
Walking Hours: 6-7 hrs
Overnight at: Tea House/ Lodge
From Singenge, we head to Kyang, following the rugged trail that passes a seasonal settlement of Meta. As we advance further, the view of the surrounding mountains becomes brighter and clearer. You can get a picture-perfect view of Lamjung Himal and Annapurna II, which is quite surreal.
We’ll soon cross the steep hill arriving at Junam Goth. From there, we’ll cross Murju Khola via a suspension bridge and trek along the eroded moraine that leads to Kyang. After spending 7 hours on the trail, we’ll finally reach the village. Upon arrival, we’ll set up the camp to spend the night.
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Phu Altitude: 4,580m / 15,026ft
Walking Hours: 5-6 hrs
Overnight at: a lodge
The trek from Kyang to Phu takes anywhere from 5 to 6 hours. It begins with a steep climb through a narrow gorge before descending Murju Khola. We’ll follow the riverbed for a while, then cross an antique wooden bridge to join the side of the trail.
The trail becomes steep from here, moving through abandoned villages and a suspension bridge. We’ll pass old chortens and mani walls before arriving at Phu village. You can see many old chortens and mani walls along the way and at the village, giving a little insight into the culture and lifestyle of local people. Overnight stay at a lodge.
Lodge
We’ll start the morning with a warm breakfast before the magnificent view of Himlung Himal. After some time, we’ll leave the village and explore the Phu Valley. We’ll go on a short hike to adapt ourselves to the temperature at higher elevations. In the afternoon, we’ll walk through the ancient village of Phu, where you can discover Samdu and Cholang monasteries. You can also visit other small monasteries and chortens in the village. We’ll spend the night in the lodge as before.
3-4 hrs Trek Tented Camp
After a day off, it’s time for us to pack our bags and get on the trail that leads to base camp. The trek starts with a continuous ascent up the hill and through the deserted moraines before following the yak trails.
It will take us to Kari Koblar base camp and a grassy slope before crossing the Pangir Glacier. The section is relatively more challenging as we must climb the rough, jagged trails full of boulders. After almost 6 hours, we’ll arrive at Himlung Base Camp, where our members of staff will set up a tent to stay the night.
12 days climbing toward Himlung Himal Tented Camp
Today’s a huge day as we’ll finally set off for an expedition to Himlung Himal. The climb to the mountain is quite difficult, with many steep glaciers and ice slopes. It has a rugged trail full of boulders and stones, so we’ll start early.
The climb begins with a hard scale up the mountain. We’ll follow in the footsteps of our trek guide and Sherpas, who’ll assist throughout the expedition. They’ll provide us necessary training and guidance for the technical ascent.
You’ll ascend the steep snowy slopes and ice cliffs in the days to come. The trail will also take us over the mountain ridge and many semi-technical sections, which requires the help of fixed rope. After reaching the summit, you’ll get a couple of minutes to enjoy the scenic view and stunning landscapes.
We’ll quickly descend the trail and retrace the steps back to Himlung Base Camp. The trek won’t take as much time as previous, but we’ll still have to be careful while climbing down. Tonight we’ll stay in the tent.
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Altitude Loss: 4,580m(Phu Village)
Accommodation: Teahouse
After breakfast, we’ll leave the base camp and descend the trail to Phu Village. We’ll lose most of the elevation gained from the previous day. The trek is mostly downhill, taking 5 to 6 hours to finish. It’ll provide us with a spectacular view of towering mountains and lush green hills. Overnight stay in a Phu Village.
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Altitude Loss: 3,560m(Meta)
Accommodation: Teahouse
The trek from Phu begins with a short and scenic walk down the slope, passing the old buildings and monasteries. We’ll spend most of the day descending the trail through deep forests and valleys. After almost 6 to 7 hours of trekking, the trail will make it to the beautiful village of Phu. Overnight stay in a lodge.
6-7 hrs Trek Lodge
Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Altitude Loss: 2,600m(Koto)
Accommodation: Teahouse
After breakfast, we’ll leave Meta and descend the trail through the woods and underneath a wide waterfall rising from narrow canyons. Before entering the woods, the path walks past the small cave shelters and pilgrims. After descending to the Nar Valley, we’ll cross the river and follow the trail until it stops at Koto. We’ll spend the night in a teahouse at Koto.
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Altitude Loss: 1,860m(Dharapani)
Accommodation: Teahouse
The trek from Koto starts with a steep ascent up the hill that leads to Thanchok. Soon, the trail descends to Timang Village, where we’ll briefly stop for lunch. Later, we’ll join the trail going through pine and fir forests. After making our way to Bagarchhap, we’ll further climb down to Dharapani, which takes almost an hour. Tonight we’ll stay in a guesthouse.
4-5 hrs Trek Lodge
Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Altitude Loss: 1,410m(Chamje)
Accommodation: Teahouse
We’ll have breakfast early in the morning and then continue our journey to Chamje. After coming out of the village, we’ll walk through a landslide-prone area and cross the Marsyangdi River to arrive at Tal village. From here, the trail becomes easy with a level walk and a descent. You’ll enjoy some spectacular views along the way to the village.
7-8 hrs Drive Hotel/Resort
Drive Duration: 7 to 8 hours
Altitude Loss: 1,400m(Kathmandu)
Accommodation: Hotel
After breakfast, we’ll hop on the bus and drive back to Kathmandu via Prithvi Highway. The ride will be great fun as it’ll provide us with a breathtaking view of lofty mountains and sweeping hills. You can see grassy meadows and waterfalls all along the way, providing a nice view. It takes
Hotel/Resort
You deserve a full exploration day in Kathmandu after completing the expedition. So you will stroll around the remaining places from the other day in Kathmandu.
After the refreshment tour, you will have a farewell dinner with Peak Climbing Nepal’s team in the evening. Yet another overnight in Kathmandu.
On this day, our staff will transfer you to the airport so that you can fly back home.
US $ 9,555.00 per person
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What's included?
- Hotel Transfers on arrival and departure.
- 4 star hotel in Kathmandu and two nights in Pokhara along with BB Plan.
- Complete coverage of sightseeing tours in Kathmandu Valley.
- Complete Ground Transportation in a Private automobile as stated in Itinerary.
- All of the necessary land transportation costs throughout the expedition.
- Climbing permit for Himlung Himal and permits for other restricted areas.
- The package cost includes the Himlung Himal regular route climbing royalty and the climbing permit issued by the Nepal Government (Department of Tourism).
- As the expedition takes place in the Narphu and Annapurna regions, this package will also cover the cost of the permit to explore the Annapurna Conservation Area (Largest conservation area in Nepal).
- Trekkers’ Information Management Systems (TIMS) permit that is required to explore the Narphu Valley and the Annapurna Conservation Area.
- Teahouse and tented accommodation throughout the trip.
- Complete meals – Breakfast and Lunch plus Dinner while climbing & trekking duration.
- Nutritious and healthy delicacies from clean and fresh sources in the lower base camps.
- Healthy food packages at higher altitudes with modes to heat the food and makes warm beverages.
- Fee and salary of experienced trekking guides, kitchen staff, and porters.
- One client = one climbing sherpa guide
- Food, lodging, and insurance for all of the team members.
- Complete essential climbing gears.
- Complete camping equipment – Tent for dining, Latrine tent, Storehouse tent, Furniture for the expedition.
- Insurance along with whole staff costs, meals, clothing
- An emergency supply of oxygen masks and regulators.
- Base camp: Solar panel - Battery Charge & Light.
- Availability of fuel-powered backup generators to ensure that you can keep your devices fully powered.
- All of the charges for necessary paperwork throughout the expedition.
- Cellular Phone (payable as per usage).
- Guide map in order to familiarize with the surroundings and keep track of the adventure.
- Kathmandu: Welcome & farewell dinner.
- Total applicable VAT, TAX & essential documents.
What's not included?
- Personal Climbing and Trekking gear.
- Your Travel Insurance.
- The sum of US$700 which has been set as a summit bonus by the Mountaineering Association and Department and Department of Tourism for successful conquest with Sherpa Guides.
- Employment of extra crew members who are not part of the company or selected package.
- Bar and Beverage Bills.
- All sorts of Personal expenses.
- Tips and Donations.
- Refundable garbage deposit.
- Any prolongated expenses due to natural phenomena or political environment.
Fixed Departures
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Highlights
When it comes to mountaineering, Himlung Himal Expedition never disappoints its admirer. Be it the easy climbing mountains or the most challenging, it continues to surprise mountaineers with unseen adventure and thrill.
One such mountain hallowed for its beauty and vastness is Himlung Himal. The mountain is one of Nepal’s most underrated yet epic mountain hikes. It only sees a few guests all around the year, which questions the mountain’s popularity.
However, this hasn’t stopped the avid mountaineer from climbing Himlung Himal. Many climbers from around the world ascend Himlung at different times of the year and enjoy its exquisite beauty.
Physically challenging with spectacular scenery, Himlung Himal Expedition itinerary is a great venture for novices and experienced climbers. At 7,126 meters, Himlung Himal is a beautiful mountain surrounded by gigantic hills, glaciers, and ice slopes.
It’s a part of the Annapurna range in north-central Nepal. The mountain is relatively straightforward, with a few technical sections that bring an inexplicable thrill and excitement to the mountaineers. They’ll provide climbers with an incredible experience and amazing views they can enjoy all along the way.
Himlung also comes with some difficulties along the unexplored routes. The sheer cliffs and ice slopes make this mountain climbing difficult and stressful. You may also have trouble climbing the hills and rugged trails that stretches further and further.
The usual climbing routes to the mountain are quite challenging, with crevasses and glaciers. Many times, you’ll have to use fixed ropes and an ice ax to ascend the mountain. Hence, it’s essential that you prepare yourself before mountaineering.
You’ll have to keep yourself fit with training and exercise to withstand the never-ending trails of Himlung Himal expedition. Preparation for accommodations, food, and other basic necessities is also essential. Mountaineers will have to pay US$9,500 to US$10,000 for the expedition alone, depending on the itinerary.
The cost includes everything from their lodging to food and other essentials. It also includes their permit fee for the expedition, which costs US$30 for two weeks and US$50 for four weeks of excursion.
The trek will begin from Kathmandu. You’ll drive to Chamje from here and spend almost two weeks climbing the old trail of Annapurna. The ascend to the mountain is quite difficult and needs a few semi-technical skills.
Himlung Expedition Outline Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrival In Kathmandu
Day 02: Kathmandu’s Sightseeing and Climbing arrangements
Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Chamje
Day 04: Trek from Chamje to Dharapani
Day 05: Trek from Dharapani to Koto
Day 06: Trek from Koto to Singenge
Day 07: Trek from Singenge to Kyang
Day 08: Trek from Kyang to Phu
Day 09: Acclimatization day in Phu Valley
Day 10: Trek from Phu to Himlung Himal Base Camp
Day 11-21: Climbing Himlung Himal and returning to base camp
Day 22: Trek back to Phu Village from Himlung Himal Base Camp
Day 23: Trek from Phu to Meta
Day 24: Trek from Meta to Koto
Day 25: Trek from Koto to Dharapani
Day 26: Trek from Dharapani to Chamje
Day 27: Trek from Chamje to Kathmandu
Day 28: Departure from Nepal
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What kind of accommodation is available for the Himlung Himal Expedition?
Accommodation in the Himlung expedition is odd, varying rom simple lodges and guesthouses to well-furnished hotels. The most common ones are the local teahouses, where most climbers prefer to stay at. They are highly accessible, inexpensive, and ubiquitous.
2. Do I need guide for Himlung?
If you’re intending to climb the Himlung Himal then a trekking guide is a must. The mountain while doable is a serious run with many challenges. You can be lost even when trekking in the alpine zone, which is daunting.
There are series of trails, which might overwhelm you and put you in a tough spot. A guide can help you lead the way and minimize your time on the trail. They’ll also give you required training before climbing the mountain.
3. What do I do if I get altitude sickness?
Emergency medical services and evacuations are available in most places at Himlung Himal. So if you’re badly hurt or extremely sick then inform any of our team member. You can also get help from local health units if there’s any.
Altitude sickness often results from climbing extreme altitude without taking proper precautions. It also happens if you don’t let your body adjust to the reduced oxygen or atmosphereic pressure. Therefore, you’ll have to acclimnatize and get enough rest before climbing the steep slope and mountain.
4. Do I have to carry the backpack by myself?
It depends on whether you want to carry your backpack yourself or get some help from other. If so, you can hire a porter to bring your luggage all along the trail. They’ll transfer your backpack to your hotel from where you can collect. The service isn’t free and will cost you about US$20 to US$25 each day.
5. When is the best time of year for weather?
Himlung Himal is giant mountain with an altitude of 7,126 meters. It experiences all kinds of weather from tropical climate to arctic winter and heavy weather. It has the trails covered in deep snow through December to February. Summers of Himlung Himal is hot and humid with temperature soaring up to 15 Degrees Celsius. So, the best time to climb the mountain is between March and May or September to November. They have an ideal weather, suited to climb the mountain.
6. How do I have to train for Himlung Himal Expedition?
The ascend to Himlung Himal is a days of continuous trek with many hardships. You’re on the trail for almost three weeks, climbing the steep cliffs and ice slopes. It has many technical section which you’ll have to pass to arrive at the summit. Therefore, Physical training is a must when climbing Himlung Himal. You must build up your fitness as the trek is physically demanding. Run the treadmill, go on cycling or do swimming to improve your muscle strength and stamina.
7. How much weight does a porter carry?
The porter in Himlung Himal can carry a weight of up to 25 kg. So, keep your backpack as light as possible with only necessary items to carry. Don’t bring excess items as it’ll only add weight to your backpack and also cost you extra amount.
8. Can I use internet during the Himlung Himal Expedition?
Internet and satellite phones are available during the Himlung Himal Expedition. So whenever you need to contact someone or communicate with your friends, you can use it. However, you have to pay for the facilities, which costs around US$3 to US$5. The signals at higher altitude are very poor, so you might only want to use it during emergency.
9. What should I bring with me?
It all depends on when you plan to climb the mountain. The winter in Himlung is frigid with dry air while the summer is hot and steamy. You have to suit yourself according to the weather, especially when at higher altitud. However, the items like windproof jacket, t-shirt, hiking boots, and trekking poles are handy and usable all year round.
10. Is travel insurance required for Himlung Himal?
Himlung Himal is a classic huge mountain. It is necessarily not the most difficult mountain but there are many technical climbs in Himlung, which needs extreme patience and skill. Mountaineer will also have to be careful of the rapid exposure to high altitude, which can cause mountain sickness.
Many climbers even have to be airlifted and evacuated from the region. This costs a lot of amount, so having a travel insurance definitely helps a lot. It’ll protect you against financial loses without disrupting your trip.
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The Himlung Himal Permit Cost
You’ll require to have a permit to climb Himlung Himal; an entrance permit for the conservation area. Nepal Government issues it, and you must have it in order to ascend the mountain. You’ll have to get a permit through a registered local company. Foreign climbers will have to pay an expedition royalty and permit fee of US$125 in summer and winter.
In case you’re climbing the mountain in Autumn, it costs US$300. The cost is even higher for the spring mountaineer, with a fee of up to US$600. Hence, you’ll have to plan your trip accordingly and make the necessary preparations.
Transportation Cost
When planning to visit Nepal, it’s important that you decide how to get around. From using public transportation to renting private shuttles, you must be careful when choosing the means of a ride. You should be more prudent while considering the transport options, especially when getting around far-off places like Chamje.
Prices vary from place to place but usually depend on the length of a ride. Using a public bus can cost you around US$3 to US$5, whereas a private jeep can cost you US$340. It can accommodate up to twelve passengers, so having more group members will minimize costs.
Accommodation Cost
Accommodation in Nepal varies largely depending on the place you visit. You can have many options in cities like Kathmandu, but when traveling to remote areas, the choices are much too few. At times, it becomes tricky to know what to book and what to expect from it.
Therefore, you’ve to prepare ahead of the trek. Although there are many options for accommodation during the Himlung Himal expedition, the best buy is still teahouses. They are relatively inexpensive, costing just about US$5 to US$10 a room.
They are more convenient for backpackers, given the easy accessibility and low price. You can also make reservations in hotels and lodges, but they can cost you up to US$8. They have a great service though, with plenty of rooms to offer.
You can even book an en suite with an attached bathroom, but they cost a bit higher. The facilities are great, though, and you can enjoy your privacy. Accommodations at higher altitudes are always expensive, costing up to US$10.
This is mostly due to extreme conditions and the wilderness of the Himalayan region. There are not enough accommodation options in higher elevations, making the price of accommodation high.
Gear & Equipment
It’s essential for you to have the right equipment before setting on a journey to Himlung Himal. You might face many difficulties and discomfort if you don’t have the required essentials. You have to buy the right gear that best fits the weather and atmospheric condition of Himlung.
You can look at Thamel for all the required trekking gear. Depending on the quality, it’ll cost you anywhere from US$200 to US$500. If you strive for better equipment, look for a high-end shop. They may cost you more, but they have better quality and features.
Guide & Porter cost
You must hire a professional guide when climbing Himlung Himal. Without them, you can't devise a way or navigate it. Therefore, hiring a guide is a wise choice for a successful attempt at the summit.
They’ll help you blend in with the locals, provide walking tours to your interests and give you more about their culture. Licensed trek guides are available all around the region, and they cost you anywhere from US$35 to US$40.
The amount will cover their food, accommodation, insurance, and other bills. Similarly, you can hire a porter to get around the region without worrying about your luggage. They’ll help you carry your backpack and make climbing easier. Hiring a porter can cost you around US$25 and US$30, depending on the weight of the luggage.
Food & Water Cost
Climbing Himlung takes weeks and months of excursion. Trekkers have to make frequent stops along the way before making it to the summit. Hence, many hikers prefer staying at lodges and guesthouses during the expedition as this makes their stay comfortable.
Unlike any wanderer, they won’t have to worry about access to food and water, but they have to pay, which might be a concern. Food can cost you an average of US$3 to US$6 per day. It usually consists of typical Nepali food like dal-bhat, and it can cost you up to US$10.
A liter of bottled water can come for as high as US$1 to US$4. They are relatively more expensive at higher elevations due to a lack of infrastructure and transportation. Therefore, the price of food and water varies depending on the altitude.
Travel Insurance Cost
Provided the extreme altitude and unpredictable weather, climbing Himlung Himal is always risky. As anything could unfold, you must take extra precautions and preventive measures. Along with the safety measure, you also have to have travel insurance as they cover risks during travel.
You may need medical facilities and emergency health care services during the expedition. Therefore, buying travel insurance is necessary as it compensates your trip costs and protects you from financial losses. It also covers your cost for emergency airlifts, flight cancellations, and other risks.
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Accommodation
The accommodation in a valley and other major cities will be according to your requirements.
- 3 Star Hotel
- 4 Star Hotel
- 5 Star Hotel
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Things You Should Know?
- Himlung Himal is less technical peak than other mountain peaks.
- The climbing of Himlung Himal requires the previous climbing experience and good health.
- Himlung Expedition has excellent scenery of Annapurna and Manaslu Himalayan range.
- Himlung Climbing requires full climbing gears, need 800 meters fix the rope and 200 meters main rope.
- It has 75% successful summit ratio.
- Nepal Guide Treks & Expedition provide one client is equal to one Sherpa (1=1).
- For mountaineering in Nepal Please bring your insurance coverage for trekking/Mountaineering.
Trip Reviews
September 2022
Richard DwyerMelbourne, Australia
Thrilling Peak Climbing
The Himlung Himal expedition was a life-changing one for me. Not to be overdramatic, but this incredible journey changed my perspective on life. This peak climbing adventure was extraordinarily satisfying and took me closer to nature. I have to credit Peak Climbing Nepal for such a fulfilling package.
All through the exhausting climb, the team was there to support and safeguard me. There were first aid and other emergency facilities in case we needed them. These facilities made us stay calm and focused on our peak climbing. The views of the snow-clad mountains were enchanting, and we loved every minute of our stay in the Himalayan region. So, anyone who wants to delve into peak climbing should definitely look into this package from Peak Climbing Nepal.
October 2022
George ShawBristol, UK
Adventurous Himlung Expedition
Himlung Himal was everything we had hoped for. This incredible mountain had scenic trails and we took lots of pictures on the journey to the peak. The itinerary was well spread accommodating rest, acclimatization, training and climbing days. This was also a great practice ground for Everest which I am planning to climb next year.
The mountain was relatively easier, and the overall journey was quite smooth. I had no such issues with the team as such. I would recommend this expedition from Peak Climbing Nepal to anyone who is looking for a moderate level peak climbing adventure.
April, 2022
Kate LovettChicago, Illinois, USA
Stunning Peak Climbing
Honestly, we did not know about the beautiful Himlung Himal before. However, as we were looking for a great peak to climb in the Himalayan nation of Nepal, we found this peak to be the perfect choice. With the team’s consultation at Peak Climbing Nepal, we chose Himlung for our expedition.
The scenic trail leading to the base camp and then to the summit was picturesque. Although the routes were challenging, we managed to push through with the help of extensive training and motivation. The cultural settlements of the region, including the Sherpa community, were a unique experience for us. A huge thanks to the Peak Climbing Nepal team for a well-curated Himlung Himal expedition package.
March 2016
Fabian and GroupGermany
Wonderful Trekking & Successful Climb of ‘ Himlung Himal ‘ with NGT !!
We have recently completed our Himlung Expedition with the NGT team. The top-level of service and excellent teamwork is how we describe Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition. Everything prior and after the trip was taken well of. We always felt safe and accompanied by loyal and hardworking members. Amazing trek around Phu valley !! Very impressive monasteries and religion. Our climbing guide was Dendi Sherpa, very wise skilful climber. He always made decisions only after making discussions with us. So, there was no problem with anything. Everyone was friendly and we had a great time during the whole trip. Although we had a less technical section, reaching the summit was a dream come true experience. We are all very happy and satisfied with the team’s performance.
Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition !! Highly Recommended !!
Fabian and Group
CANCELLATION
Every traveler should deposit 20% of the total trip cost at the time of booking for guaranteed departure.The cancellation takes effect the day we receive your letter or mail.
Nepal Guide Treks & Expedition payment and cancellation policy is as follows:
- 30 Days or Before: Full Refund of Deposit
- 20 -29 Days: 50% will be deducted from Deposit
- The deposit payment will not be refundable once the cancellation is done prior to 20 days or less.