Peak Details
(6249m/20496ft)
(6249m/20496ft)
Highlights
- Adventurous climbing to Larkya La Peak (6189 Meters)
- 360 Views of Larkya La Peak, Manaslu, Himalchuli, Boudha Himal, Ganesh Himal, and peaks from Annapurna and Langtang Mountain Range
- Diverse culture and tradition
- Exploring places like Tatopani, Larkya La Pass (5,106 meters), and Dharmasala
- Pristine scenery of the Budi Gandaki and Marsyangdi River
- A vibrant environment with the scenery of lush green forests, valleys, and rivers
- Altitude training by professional guides
- Sightseeing activity in Kathmandu
Larkya La Peak Climbing is not a famous expedition, but it has recently been one of the attention-gaining packages. Larkya La Peak offers pristine and breathtaking views of the Manaslu and Annapurna Mountain Range in the Manaslu Region of Nepal. It is situated in the Manaslu region, offering a remote and vibrant environment rich in traditional culture and religion.
Larkya La Peak Expedition is a unique and rewarding journey to the Himalayas of Nepal. It offers an opportunity to dwell in the mountainous experience, with ancient and remote culture supported by natural richness and beauty. There are several things to consider to make this expedition successful; we recommend climbers research and plan according to the weather condition and prepare with the gear, physical fitness, guides, porters, and permits and its cost for making the most of this journey.
Larkya La Peak Climbing starts with a trek in Manaslu Circuit. We reach Larkya La Phedi after days of hike from Soti Khola, and from there, we will climb to base camp, high camp, and then summit the peak. Reaching the top of Larkya La Peak is not an easy job. So here are some of the things you might want to consider before embarking on this thrilling journey.
Equipment Needed During Climbing
Related Peak Climbing Packages(6000-6500m Peaks):
Kusum Kanguru Peak Climbing | Phari Laptsa Peak Climbing | Nirekha Peak Climbing Nepal
Itinerary
30 min Drive Hotel/Resort
Location: Kathmandu
Kathmandu Altitude: 1345 Meters
We will begin our journey of Larkya La Peak Climbing once you arrive in Kathmandu. Our representative will pick you up from Tribhuvan International Airport and drop you at the hotel. You will rest on the first day and prepare for the activities for the upcoming days.
Hotel/Resort
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Location: Kathmandu
Kathmandu Altitude: 1345 Meters
Today, we will explore Kathmandu City and its cultural and religious background. We will start our day with a trip to Pashupatinath Temple, the holy Hindu Temple of Lord Shiva. We can participate in Arati Darshan and head towards our other destination, Boudhanath. It lies in central Kathmandu in Bouddha, where the Buddhist scenario surrounds you with pleasing vibes. The statue of Lord Buddha, Hariti (God of Chickenpox), prayer flags, chortens, and prayer wheels are some attractive features of this ancient Buddhist Monastery. We can have lunch in the nearby restaurants in Bouddha.
Afterward, we will move ahead to Kathmandu Durbar Square to learn more about Kathmandu Valley’s history. It is an ancient Royal Palace where Malla and Shah Kings used to reside. We can explore ancient halls, courtyards, golden taps, Hanuman Dhoka Palace, Taleju Mandi, Kumari Ghar, and many others. Besides, we can also visit Narayanhiti Palace, the Royal Palace of Former Shah Kings.
After wrapping up our sightseeing activities, we will return to our hotel.
9-10 hrs Drive Tea House
Location: Soti Khola
Soti Khola Altitude: 712 Meters
Today, we will drive from Kathmandu to Soti Khola, the starting point of Larkya La Peak Climbing. We will reach there after 6 to 7 hours. As the journey starts from Kathmandu, we will ride through the busy streets of Kathmandu to the silent and vibrant roads of Dhading. We will continue our trip to Arughat, the first stop in our journey. This location shows terraced farms, lush green forests, and pristine rivers.
Afterward, we will catch the road that stretches to Soti Khola. We will follow the trail alongside Dorandi Khola and head northwards toward Gorkha District. And after around a couple of hours, we will finally reach Soti Khola, from where we can see stunning views of Manaslu and Ganesh Himal.
5-6 hrs Trek Tea House
Location: Machha Khola
Machha Khola Altitude: 883 Meters
We will embark on 6 to 7 hours of trek from Soti Khola, traversing the green terraced fields, forests, and waterfalls. As we hike through the dense Sal forest, we will first reach Khursani Village from Soti Khola. The trail opens to the Budi Gandaki Valley and meets at Labubesi Village. It is a Gurung Settlement rich in indigenous culture and background. From the settlement, we can have a pristine view of Manaslu Himal and a narrow peek over the Annapurna Mountain Range.
From Labubesi, we will hike uphill through the opposite side of Budi Gandaki for around a couple of hours to reach Machha Khola.
5-6 hrs Trek Tea House
Location: Jagat
Jagat Altitude: 1415 Meters
On 6 to 7 hours of adventurous trek from Machha Khola to Jagat, we must first cross Tharo Khola. The trail then takes us to Khola Beni, as we walk alongside the Budi Gandaki River. After crossing dense forests, we will reach a Gurung Settlement, Kholarbesi. From there, we will head to Tatopani, a natural hot spring. It is popular as a site to rest and bathe during the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek, as it offers naturally hot waters.
After crossing Tatopani, we must cross the Budi Gandaki River via a suspension bridge. Then we will reach a landslide-affected area where rockfalls are common. As we pass through it, we will finally reach Dobhan village, where we can view Annapurna Mountain Range and Manaslu Peak.
As we hike uphill, enjoying the views of the Himalayas, we will reach Yaru Khola, where we have to cross a suspension bridge. From there, the stone stairs start to Thado Bharyang. We will cross Thado Bharyang and then reach Jagat Village, a remote but pristine settlement in mid-western Nepal. Jagat lies on the opposite side of the Budi Gandaki River, offering visitors a pleasing view of the lush green forest and the Himalayas in the north.
6-7 hrs Trek Tea House
Location: Deng
Deng Altitude: 1804 Meters
Trek from Jagat to Deng only takes around 6 to 7 hours. So we start our trip early in the morning after having breakfast. We will reach Salleri after around an hour of hiking - we will continue our walk alongside the banks of the Budi Gandaki River and then reach Ghatte Khola and Philim, where the dense natural forest and the views of the Himalayas always welcome us.
From Philim, the trail continues to Ekle Bhatti and Lokpa - the trail is dry and reflects the vibes and environment of the Himalayan region. The rocky and steep ridges with the Manaslu and Ganesh Himal views will make the journey more enjoyable.
The trail continues through the banks of the Budi Gandaki River, meeting at Nyak and Nyak Phedi, culturally rich places. From there, we will hike from the Budi Gandaki River's left side to Deng.
6-7 hrs Trek Tea House
Location: Namrung
Namrung Altitude: 2670 Meters
Today, we will trek from Deng to Namrung, which should take around 6 hours. The trail to Namrung features culturally rich areas like Bihi Phedi and Bihi. We will first head toward Rana, which lies on the right side of the Budi Gandaki River. With the pristine view of the riverside and the mountains around it, Rana offers once-in-a-lifetime memories.
Later, we will head uphill through the rugged and rocky terrain and reach Bihi Phedi and Bihi, where we can visit Buddhist Monasteries and learn more about their significance in the region. The magnificent overview of the Annapurna Range and Manaslu will soothe our exhausting trek in Bihi Village.
We take the left side of the village and head toward Ghap Village, another Buddhist Settlement. There is also an ancient Buddhist Monastery on Ghap. The chortens, mani walls, and prayer flags give us soothing and harmonious vibes throughout our trip. From Ghap, we will continue our journey for around an hour and a half to reach Namrung. Tonight, we will stay at a tea house in Namrung.
5-6 hrs Trek Tea House
Location: Shya
Shya Altitude: 3530 Meters
On the eighth day of Larkya La Peak Climbing, we will start our trek from Namrung early in the morning and head towards Lihi, a Buddhist Settlement. We can explore a monastery in Lihi Village, rich in Mani walls and prayer flags. From there, we will continue our journey to Sho and Lho Villages, which lies on the left side of the Budi Gandaki River. We can see numerous yaks and yak pastures in these villages. Also, the views of Manaslu (8163m) and Manaslu North (7,157m) are magnificent.
There is also a Buddhist Monastery in Lho Village, where we can get insights into the practice of Buddhism in the settlement. From Lho, we will trek for a few hours to reach Shya Village at 3530 meters. Lower the altitude, there lies a Phun Gyen Gompa, an ancient Tibetan Monastery.
2-3 hrs Trek Tea House
Location: Samagaon
Samagaon Altitude: 3541 Meters
On this day, we will reach Samagaon at 3541 meters above sea level, and it takes 4 to 5 hours to reach there. We will begin our hike from Shya Village in the morning and then traverse through Sama Ryo from the left side of the Budi Gandaki River. There are no settlements between Samagaon and Shyala, so our stop will be at Samagaon, which we will reach by the afternoon.
From Sama Ryo, we will climb uphill alongside the river banks and reach Samagaon, where we will stay at a tea house. A Birendra Tal (Lake) is nearby, which can be visited if we have enough time left.
Tea House
Location: Samagaon
Samagaon Altitude: 3541 Meters
On the tenth day of Larkya La Peak Climbing, we will acclimatize to adjust our bodies to the climate. We will take precautions at the high altitude and act accordingly. Staying hydrated, eating nutritious food, and taking enough rest & sleep are some things we can do to avoid altitude sickness.
There are also several things to acclimatize. Gradual exposure to high altitude and returning to a lower altitude, climate adjustments, and others also come in the process. If you have problems with high altitude, you can opt for oxygen supplements and diamox to avoid AMS and other related illnesses.
3-4 hrs Trek Tea House
Location: Samdo
Samdo Altitude: 3872 Meters
Samdo lies 3872 meters above sea level, 300 meters higher in altitude than Samagaon. But to reach there, we have to hike for around 4 to 5 hours. There are no settlements between these locations, so we have to stop directly at Samdo, where plenty of tea houses can stay.
Our trek starts from Samagaon as we hike through the left side of the Budi Gandaki River. Samdo is a culturally blessed village with monasteries and the significance of the Buddhist religion. Also, it offers panoramic views of Manaslu, Manaslu Glacier, and other peaks.
Tonight, we will rest at a tea house.
Tea House
Location: Samdo
Samdo Altitude: 3872 Meters
Samdo is a Buddhist settlement. We can see many stone chortens, monasteries, prayer flags, and mani walls around this village, which gives us the significance of Buddhism. Near Samdo is a Kyonggma Kharka, a high-altitude pastureland that offers stunning views of Manaslu Himal and its glacier and lush green forest in the lower valleys.
Day 12 of Larkya La Peak Climbing offers us a chance to explore all the beauty of Samdo Village. From the cultural richness to the views of the snow-capped Manaslu Peak, we will delve into the diverse beauty of this settlement.
5-6 hrs Trek Camp
Location: Larkya Phedi
Larkya Phedi Altitude: 4494 Meters
Today, we will hike to Larkya Phedi, the lower part of Larkya La Peak. It sits 4494 meters above sea level, where trekkers and climbers are more prone to altitude sickness, so acclimatization and physical/mental/equipment preparation is necessary.
Trekking from Samdo to Larkya La Phedi takes around 4 hours of hiking. The trail from Samdo starts alongside the Athahra Saya River and Larkya River, and we must cross a suspension bridge here. We will then reach Larkya Bazaar, a marketplace for local people. From there, we will continue our journey from the left side, and the path meets Larkya La Phedi, also known as Dharmasala.
From Larkya La Phedi, we can see the magnificent views of Manaslu Peak. The settlement gives us insights into Buddhism as it is rich in Mani Walls, Prayer Flags, Prayer Wheels, and Chortens.
5-6 hrs Trek Tented Camp
Location: Larkya Base Camp
Larkya Base Camp Altitude: 5170 Meters
The fourteenth day is a slight push to our Larkya La Peak Climbing expedition, where we will elevate around 600 meters in altitude. Our trek starts from Larkya La Phedi, and throughout the trek, we will be welcomed by the pristine snow-capped mountains from Manaslu Range and Annapurna Range.
We will continue our hike for around 5 to 6 hours to reach Larkya Base Camp. Upon arriving at the base camp, we will participate in a briefing program for the Larkya La Peak Climbing. We will also attend the peak climbing skills and training session our professional guides provide. After wrapping up the preparation, we will stay overnight in a tented camp.
4-5 hrs Trek Tented Camp
Location: Larkya High Camp
Larkya High Camp Altitude: 5650 Meters
Today, we will head toward Larkya High Camp from Base Camp, around 500 meters above. Reaching high camp from the starting point only takes 4 to 5 hours, but it is considered one of the most strenuous climbs since the trail is rugged, slippery, and sloppy.
The previous day's routine continues as we reach the High Camp, enjoying the views of Larkya La Peak and Manaslu. We will train in altitude and seek the technical skills to climb mountains. Our professional guides teach skill sets like using crampons, axes, and climbing ropes.
8-9 hrs Climb & Trek Tea House
Location: Larkya Peak | Bhimtang
Larkya Peak Altitude: 6249 Meters
Bhimtang Altitude: 3720 Meters
The sixteenth day of Larkya La Peak Climbing is the day of success. Today, we will conquer Larkya La Peak. We will start our expedition early in the morning from Larkya High Camp. Remember, the trail is slippery, and the icy ridge makes climbing uphill through the peak hard. Similarly, the sloppy landscape of Larkya La Peak is challenging to beat; however, with proper guidance and instructions of guides, we can successfully get to its top.
As we reach the top of Larkya La Peak, we can see the mesmerizing surroundings. It includes the scenery of the peaks from the Manaslu Himalayan Range, Annapurna Range, Langtang Range, Himalchuli, Boudha Himal, and Ganesh Himal. After completing our expedition, we will descend to High Camp, Low Camp, and Larkya La Phedi, following the same route. The route is rugged, and our hike will be long enough, so ensure you are well-hydrated and acclimatized.
From Larkya La Phedi, we will head toward Bhimtang at 3720 meters, which takes around a couple of hours to reach. We have to pass through Larkya La Pass at 5106 Meters to reach Bhimtang Village. Tonight we will stay at a tea house.
7-8 hrs Trek Tea House
Location: Dharapani
Dharapani Altitude: 2006 Meters
From Bhimtang, our next destination is Dharapani, which is 7 to 8 hours away. We will hike early in the morning after having breakfast and set our journey toward Hampuk first. We will descend through the rugged and remote path of mid-western Nepal, enjoying the full view of the Manaslu and Annapurna Range. Then, as we lower the altitude, we will reach Yak Kharka.
We then follow the path alongside the Marsyangdi River and stop at Kharche. It is a remote settlement with dense forest and a pleasant environment around the riverside. Then, we will continue our journey through Gho, Tilije, and Thonje Village before we reach Dharapani. The trail stretches to the valley that broadens its way to Dharapani. There are several tea houses to stay in in Dharapani.
5-6 hrs Trek Tea House
Location: Syange
Syange Altitude: 1194 Meters
Today, we will continue our journey alongside the Marsyangdi River and reach Syange Village at 1194 meters. The green vegetation around the river is pleasant as it makes our journey soothing. We will first reach Khotro, a beautiful remote settlement that offers pristine views of Manaslu and Nadi Chuli.
From there, we will proceed through the rugged trail that stretches to Tal and Sattale. We traverse through the forest of rhododendron and pine and then reach Jagat. From there, it only takes around an hour to reach Syange, where we can find a jeep that takes us back to Kathmandu.
8-9 hrs Drive Hotel/Resort
Kathmandu Altitude: 1345 Meters
We will return to Kathmandu from Syange, which takes around 8 to 9 hours. We will traverse through several settlements around the region and reach Besi Sahar, where we can rest and have lunch.
From Besisahar, we will head towards Dumre on Jeep and traverse Dhading Besi. The Trishuli River and Marsyangdi River will add more spirit to our journey. We will arrive directly in Kathmandu and then shift to a hotel for an overnight stay.
Hotel/Resort
Location: Kathmandu
Kathmandu Altitude: 1345 Meters
The twentieth day of the Larkya La Peak Climbing is a full day of leisure. We can explore the beautiful locations around Kathmandu Valley and then explore Thamel City at night. Numerous clubs and lounge bars offer the amenities of live music, drinks, and parties, which can be attractions to many people.
Later, we will return to our hotel to stay overnight.
On the twenty-first day of Larkya La Peak Climbing, we will transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for departure. We will bid farewell to Nepal and then head toward our home country.
US $ 3,555.00 per person
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What's included?
- Airport Arrival and Departure Transfer by Private Vehicle
- 4 nights stay in Kathmandu with BB Plan
- A day sightseeing in Kathmandu with an experienced city guide, all entrance fees and private vehicle
- All essential ground transportation by private vehicle
- Climbing permit for Larkya Peak
- All required trekking permits and national park fees
- Tea House + Camping combined accommodation during the trek – as per itinerary
- All meals during trek & climb– Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Experienced trekking & climbing guide
- Required number of porters
- All necessary climbing gears
- Kitchen equipment and camping equipment during the climbing period
- General first aid kids
- Insurance, clothing and salary for staffs
- Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu
- All government taxes and necessary paperwork
What's not included?
- Personal climbing gears
- Your Personal Insurance
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Cost of personal nature expenses
- Tips for staffs
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Highlights
- Adventurous climbing to Larkya La Peak (6189 Meters)
- 360 Views of Larkya La Peak, Manaslu, Himalchuli, Boudha Himal, Ganesh Himal, and peaks from Annapurna and Langtang Mountain Range
- Diverse culture and tradition
- Exploring places like Tatopani, Larkya La Pass (5,106 meters), and Dharmasala
- Pristine scenery of the Budi Gandaki and Marsyangdi River
- A vibrant environment with the scenery of lush green forests, valleys, and rivers
- Altitude training by professional guides
- Sightseeing activity in Kathmandu
Larkya La Peak Climbing is not a famous expedition, but it has recently been one of the attention-gaining packages. Larkya La Peak offers pristine and breathtaking views of the Manaslu and Annapurna Mountain Range in the Manaslu Region of Nepal. It is situated in the Manaslu region, offering a remote and vibrant environment rich in traditional culture and religion.
Larkya La Peak Expedition is a unique and rewarding journey to the Himalayas of Nepal. It offers an opportunity to dwell in the mountainous experience, with ancient and remote culture supported by natural richness and beauty. There are several things to consider to make this expedition successful; we recommend climbers research and plan according to the weather condition and prepare with the gear, physical fitness, guides, porters, and permits and its cost for making the most of this journey.
Larkya La Peak Climbing starts with a trek in Manaslu Circuit. We reach Larkya La Phedi after days of hike from Soti Khola, and from there, we will climb to base camp, high camp, and then summit the peak. Reaching the top of Larkya La Peak is not an easy job. So here are some of the things you might want to consider before embarking on this thrilling journey.
Equipment Needed During Climbing
Related Peak Climbing Packages(6000-6500m Peaks):
Kusum Kanguru Peak Climbing | Phari Laptsa Peak Climbing | Nirekha Peak Climbing Nepal
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where is Larkya La Peak located?
Larkya La Peak is located in mid-western Nepal, in the Manaslu region. It sits between Dharmashala and Bimthang, two of the highest points in the Manaslu Region.
2. What is the elevation of Larkya La Peak?
3. Is Larkya La Peak suitable for beginners?
No, Larkya La Peak is not suitable for beginners. Climbers must have prior climbing experience and should be featured with technical climbing skills.
4. Do I need a permit to climb Larkya La Peak?
Climbers must obtain peak climbing permits issued by Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) to climb Larkya La Peak. Besides, you should buy a Manaslu Conservation Area permit for trekking around Manaslu Region.
5. What is the best time to climb Larkya La Peak?
The best time to climb Larkya La Peak is Autumn and Spring Seasons. These seasons are usually stable and favorable for treks and mountain expeditions in Nepal.
6. How long does it take to climb Larkya La Peak?
7. Is technical climbing equipment required for Larkya La Peak?
Yes, technical climbing equipment is required for Larkya La Peak because to reach the top of the mountain, climbers have to pass through the steep ridges that are slippery and sloppy.
8. Are guides and porters necessary for Larkya La Peak climbing?
Guides and porters are very crucial for this climb. Professional guides and porters help you with easy navigation and carrying backpacks and luggage. Also, you will be attaining technical climbing skills through the help of guides.
9. Are there any risks or challenges associated with Larkya La Peak climbing?
Larkya La Peak Climbing comes with several risks and challenges. Some of them are bad weather conditions, altitude sickness, technical difficulties, and potential avalanches. Preparing physically, mentally, and with gear should be done to tackle these risks.
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Larkya Peak is the beautiful peak with magnificent scenic mountain views such as Manaslu, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Langtang, Himalchuli, Ganesh Himal and Boudha Himal range. Larkya Peak is one of the technical challenging mountains has several technical sections and steep step ice climbing. Larkya Peak is in Manaslu region.
To climb Larkya peak, climbers need to have previous mountaineering experience with physically fit and good health.
Best Time To Go For Larkya La Peak Climbing
The best time for Larkya La Peak Climbing is Autumn and Spring Seasons. Several climbers pursue their expeditions during the off-seasons like monsoon and winter, but it is highly not recommended. The human body finds adjusting challenging since the off-seasons come with several natural hazards like a landslide, avalanches, and cold temperatures. This might even cause the death of the mountaineers. That’s why the Autumn and Spring seasons are the peak time for the Larkya La Peak Climbing. Here is why:
Autumn Season (September to November)
Autumn is one of the peak seasons to climb Larkya La Peak since it comes with a dry and clear environment. The skies are relatively clear, providing clear visibility to the surroundings. The weather is stable, with a lesser ratio of snowfall and rainfall. The wind and air precipitation are relatively low, and the dry environment makes the trail easy to navigate.
Spring (March to May)
The spring season features stable weather and climate conditions. The temperature is moderate, allowing climbers to go for an enjoyable climb. Similarly, there are little to no chances of rainfall and snowfall, and the dry routes make climbers easy to navigate.
Similarly, the full-blooming forests around the Larkya La Region will blow climbers' minds. The perfect scenery of a colorful environment matches the mystic mountain range in the north, which is also a great platform for photogenic climbers.
Is Larkya La Peak Climbing For Me?
The climber can do Larkya La Peak Climbing with mountaineering backgrounds. Climbers should have extensive knowledge of mountaineering and also prior experience in climbing. Technical skills of climbing, great physical fitness, mental fitness, and preparation with the essential gear and equipment are the things climbers should focus on.
Here is a list of necessary things that you should acquire before climbing Larkya La Peak:
- Mountaineering Experience
- Technical Skills
- Physical Fitness
- Altitude Experience
- Climbing Permits
- Guided Expedition
- Mental Preparedness
Larkya La Peak Climbing With Guides and Porters
Hiring guides and porters for Larkya La Peak Climbing is very essential since this trip is physically challenging and technical. The peak stands over 6000 meters in the Himalayas of Nepal, and it comes with several risks and challenges like unpredictable weather, sloppy and slippery routes and ridges, cold temperature, and altitude sickness. That’s why we need helping hands to reach the top of the mountain. Guides and porters are always with us throughout the expedition, helping us navigate the terrain of this mountain.
Guides help us with climbing as they are responsible for setting up ropes and making mountaineers easy navigation using axes and crampons. Similarly, porters carry the essential items and gear for climbing and backpacks of climbers, allowing them more concentration in climbing.
Here are certain reasons why guides and porters are essential for this climb:
- Expertise and Local Knowledge
- Safety and Risk Management
- Navigation and Route Finding
- Equipment and Logistics
- Support and Motivation
- Porter Assistance
- Cultural Insights and Language Support
Permits and Licenses Required
There are two types of permits required to embark on this expedition. The first is a mountaineering permit from the National Mountaineering Association of Nepal. The following license you need is a Manaslu Conservation Area Permit. Climbers can submit their documents, including valid visas, passports, and copies of photos, to obtain these licenses. Also, they will be charged a certain amount of money for this.
The cost depends on the time of year you are climbing Larkya La Peak. The average cost of the mountaineering permit during the summer is $70. Similarly, the peak season comes with pricier tags, with $125 in Autumn and $250 in Spring.
Manaslu Conservation Area Permit costs you NRs. 3000 per person. If you are a SAARC National, you must pay only NRs. 1500. The permit cost is even low for Nepalese climbers, NRs. 100 per person.
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- Larkya Peak situated at remote Manaslu region.
- Larkya Peak is the technical challenging mountain.
- It requires well experienced mountaineer with good shape and well health.
- Larkya Peak requires 500 m fix the rope and 100 m main rope.
- Accommodation during trekking part basic tea houses/climbing part tented camp.
- To climb Larkya Peak needs full climbing gears with experience climbing crew.
- Make sure that one client is equal to one experience Sherpa guide. (1=1)
- For the climbing equipment, Nepal Guide Treks help you to fix it.
- For mountaineering in Nepal Please bring your insurance coverage for trekking/Mountaineering.
Trip Reviews
2017 March
Dave, Matt and FriendsCanada
Memorable Manaslu Circuit with Larkya Peak Climb
We booked our Larkya Peak Climbing trip with Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition. We are really glad to choose this company. We successfully accomplished Manaslu Circuit Trekking and Larkya Peak Climbing trip. Our Guide was very helpful, informative, self-motivated and hard worker and well-experienced. He was caring and made us feel safe during the whole trekking and climbing time. I am sure that we will be doing more trekking and climbing trips in Nepal with NGT again.
Highly recommend Nepal Guide Treks!!!! Best of Luck.
Dave, Matt and Friends
2016 September
Hiroshi & GroupJapan
Amazing Larkey Peak Climbing
Namaste !!
We are a group of 6 people from Japan. We were planning to climb Larkey Peak from a long period of time. Finally, we made our decision to do the climb together with Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition. We must admit that it was one of the best treks and climb of Larkey Peak. We enjoyed every second during the whole trip.
Ang-Dawa – our guide and climbing expert was a true hero who leads us to the top of the summit. It was just awesome !!! We heartily recommend Nepal Guide Treks for budget travels and professional service. We know we will come back to do more trekking with Nepal Guide Treks and Expeditions in future. Many thanks once again for outstanding service.
Regards and Remembrance,
Hiroshi and group
2016 November
Atila & GroupHungary
Larkey Peak with NGT
We have recently completed our incredible Larkey Peak Climbing. The whole trekking was very inspiring as we passed through small villages with warm and friendly locals. Many thanks to the whole team of Nepal Guide Treks and Expeditions for organizing very safe and sound trekking. Our guide was Dendi Sherpa, he always made the right decisions for trekking and peak climbing, Without his guidance, we believe that it wouldn’t be impossible for us to reach the Larkey Peak summit.
We enjoyed great views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Langtang, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal and other fascinating high peaks. We have a lot of pictures and memories from the peak summit. We recommend this company for those wanting to climb peaks or do trekking in Nepal. Many thanks to Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition for allowing us to reach the summit for an experience of a lifetime. We will be back to do some more peak climbing with NGTs in future.
Best Regards,
Atila & Group
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