Peak Details
(5400m/17712ft)
(5416m/17764ft)
Highlights
Are you looking for an exciting adventure to do within Annapurna Region? Then Pisang peak climbing is a great choice. You will be spending about 2 to 3 weeks in this region.
Pisang peak climbing is a popular 6000 m expedition that is suitable for any level climber. This is a beginners level trekking peak. So, if this is your first climbing then the Pisang peak is perfect.
You will be walking in beautiful forest paths viewing various mountain peaks. The routes of this trip are conjoined with the Annapurna Circuit routes. So, you will also be able to meet many trekkers on the way.
Along with reaching the summit, you will also be crossing a high pass, Thorong La pass. And visiting Jomsom and Muktinath some popular towns on these routes.
Our Pisang Peak Climbing itinerary is about 19 days long. It takes you on an adventurous journey in the great Himalayas. You just be ready to enjoy this trip and leave everything to us.
Highlights of Pisang Peak Climbing
- Climb the 6000 m expedition
- Explore two Beautiful and untouched valley: Manang and Mustang
- Amazing view of various peaks such as Mt Annapurna, Mt, Manaslu, etc
- Walk-in the routes of Annapurna Circuit
- Cross one of the highest mountain passes of the world, Thorong La
- Visit the holy temple of Muktinath
- Explore the amazing Annapurna region
Best Time to Visit Pisang Peak
Visiting Pisang Peak is suitable at any time of the year. There are four seasons: Spring, Autumn, Monsoon, and Winter. Out of the seasons, trekkers prefer spring and Autumn the favorable time to tour Pisang Peak.
Spring and Autumn are the peak season of the year. These are the seasons when nature blooms the valley with its beauty all around. There are no chances of rainfall and snowfall due to which the walks are comfortable. Also, the skies are clear giving the best view of peaks and landscapes.
During these seasons the days are sunny and hot while the nights are mild. The weather and temperature are very favorable for trekking in the mountains.
Winter and Monsoon are also doable but there are a few obstacles that might face during this time. These are seasons of snow and rainfall. Thus the cold weather and slippery ways can make the trek thrilling and Challenging. Yet, these are the times when the routes are less crowded so it is perfect for peace lovers.
Pisang Peak Climbing Difficulties
Making a 6000 m expedition is not an easy task and you will be facing various difficulties. The difficulties can be harsh or comfortable depending upon an individual.
Some common difficulties faced in this Pisang Peak Climbing are Altitude Sickness, route difficulty, weather and temperature, accommodation, and many more.
But, you don’t have to stress about these difficulties. As you can overcome them with proper planning and preparation. You need to have strong will power and stamina to complete this climb.
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Prakash Devkota
Managing Director and Team Leader
Mr. Prakash Chandra Devkota is an established name in the Tourism Sector in Nepal. He is a focused individual gifted with a brilliant mind. He is also hugely dedicated to social work. Born in the Gorkha district, a beautiful hilly region of Nepal, he first entered the tourism industry as a guide in 1997. He has gained extensive experience in almost all the trekking and climbing routes like Mera, Island, Lobuche and, Ama Dablam, etc.
He registered Nepal Guides Treks & Expedition in 2009 AD. Due to his passion for adventure and efforts to provide quality personalized service to his clients, he has established himself as a successful tourism entrepreneur. He has dedicated most of his time working diligently to elevate the tourism industry and collected more than 15 years of experience in organizing trekking and expeditions in Nepal, Bhutan, and India. He believes in the power of the tourism industry and the employment opportunities that can be created through it. He constantly looks for innovative ways to run the company.
Mr. Devkota has always been an avid practitioner of eco-friendly tourism and has always promoted environmental conservation throughout his career. He motivates his staff to embrace eco-friendly tourism through responsible tourism practices. He believes promoting eco-tourism will preserve natural resources and positively impact the environment.
Itinerary
30 min Drive Hotel/Resort
Today you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu looking forward to a long and exciting journey. Prior to your arrival our respective representative will be waiting for you at the terminal.
After your arrival, they will welcome you with garlands at the airport. Then pick you up from there and drop you off at the hotel. Before helping you check in your room there will be a brief introduction.
The rest of the day is off so you can stay in the hotel or visit Nepal Guide’s office to know the detailed information about this trip. During the night, we will have a welcome dinner in the hotel and bond with each other.
Meals: BB Plan + Welcome Dinner
Maximum Altitude: 1400 m above sea level
Hotel/Resort
On the second day of this trip, you will be roaming the beautiful Kathmandu city. This city is rich in arts and cultures. Also, this city hosts many popular UNESCO Heritage Sites.
There are many wonderful places to visit in this city. But one day is not enough to visit all the places. We will try our best to show you as much as possible.
Some places popular attractions are Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Swayambhunath, Basantapur, and many more. There are various ancient places with beautiful artifacts and monuments.
You will also be preparing for the Pisang Peak Climbing along with working on important paperwork.
Note: It is not possible to visit all world heritage sites in Kathmandu within a day. So you can choose at least 3-4 places for a day sightseeing.
Meals: BB Plan
8-9 hrs Drive Lodge
This is the day you begin your Pisang Peak Climbing journey. You wake up early and catch the bus after having your breakfast. This day’s drive will be long and tiring.
You start by heading out of the crowded city of Kathmandu and drive along the Prithvi Highway. Driving along the sides of the Trishuli river while viewing the beautiful landscapes is quite amazing.
Following the routes, you will see many small settlements and towns on the way. Viewing them you drive along the banks of Marshyangdi River. You can see the beautiful hillsides and mountains on these paths.
Viewing them you reach Chamje, a small village inside the Marsyangdi Valley. A few years back, the roadways were available only till Besisahar but nowaday it reaches all the way to Chamje.
You must be feeling tired after the long drive so get some rest for the next day. You stay here for the night.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (B,D,L)
Drive Duration: 8 to 9 hours
Maximum Altitude: 1410 m above sea level
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
After a peaceful night, this day you begin your trekking journey from Chamje to Dharapani. After having a healthy breakfast you head on your journey. On this day you will be crossing various suspension bridges.
Heading out of the village, you cross your first of many bridges over the river of Marshyangdi. Then entering a beautiful forest you move ahead on the trails. After crossing many terraced farmlands of the Manang Region you make an ascend.
Ascending the steep and rocky route you head towards Tal and Karte. From there crossing the landslide affected area you walk past a prayer wheel. Then making many up and downhill climbs you reach Dharapani. This is a beautiful and traditional Gurung village.
You stay here for the night.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Trek Distance: 9.25 km
Maximum Altitude: 1860 m above sea level
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Today you will be heading towards Chame from Dharapani. This day’s trails are mostly affected by the landslide. Heading out from Dharapani, you walk past a village observing their remote lifestyle.
Then you will gradually make an uphill climb till Bagarchhap. This is a traditional Tibetan style village. Then crossing it you enter a lush green forest of rhododendron.
Heading out the forest you walk along the sides of the Marshaundi river all the way to Koto. This village is the gateway to the famous Nar Phu valley. The trails tend to be easy from here till Chame, the main administrative center of Manang.
You stay here for the night.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 7 to 8 hours
Trek Distance: 15.5 km
Maximum Altitude: 2650 m above sea level
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Today you head towards Upper Pisang from Chame. You begin this day’s trek by moving towards Bharatang. Reaching there you follow the trails along the bank of Marshyangdi River.
And cross a suspension bridge over the river making an ascend in the trails. Climbing the trails you reach Dhikur Pokhari. From here you will enter an enchanting coniferous forest. Then passing through a small settlement of people you reach Pisang.
A small village that lies on the banks of Marsyangdi River. This village gives the astounding view of Pisang Peak and Annapurna II. You stay here for the night.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Trek Distance: 13. 7 km
Maximum Altitude: 3300 m above sea level
Lodge
On the seventh day of your expedition, you will acclimatize in Upper Pisang. When reaching high elevation acclimatization is very essential. It is held to help one’s body adjust with the current climatic condition. This is done to prevent altitude sickness.
Today you have your breakfast early in the morning. Then bring out your gears and rehearse climbing in nearby spots. After rehearsing you can explore the beautiful village and know more about their culture and tradition. This place gives the astounding view of Mt. Gangapurna, Annapurna, and Tilicho Lake.
You stay in one of the lodges for the night.
Meals: (B, D, L)
3-4 hrs Trek Tented Camp
Today you wake up early and leave the village after having a wonderful breakfast. This day you might be a bit excited as you will be heading towards Pisang Peak Base Camp.
At first, you follow along the trail through the thick forest all the way to Kharka. This place is quite awesome for setting up tents. It gives the mesmerizing view of the beautiful landscape and valleys. The beauty of nature will be stuck in your mind.
Moving ahead in the trails while walking through even ground you reach the foot of Pisang Peak. You stay here for the night.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 4 to 5 hours
Maximum Altitude: 4380 m above sea level
3-4 hrs Climb Tented Camp
Another day, another big gain in elevation. Today you head towards Pisang Peak High Camp. You will be gaining about 1000 m height this day. This is a few hour’s walk from the Base camp.
This day you will be making many ascend in the trails and follow narrow paths. Reaching High Camp you set up your tent and make arrangements necessary for Pisang peak Climbing.
The climbing experts will thoroughly check everyone. To make sure whether they are acclimatized to reach the summit or not. You can explore the area or rest for your big day to come.
You stay the night here.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 3 to 4 hours
Maximum Altitude: 5400 m above sea level
7-8 hrs Climb & Trek Tented camp
This day is filled with an adventurous journey. You will be quite excited as the major day has finally arrived. Today you will be submitting to Pisang Peak. Just thinking about reaching the summit must be bringing butterflies in your stomach.
You will be walking through the ridge till the final snow slope. The climb is both technical and steep so walk carefully. The guide will fix the rope and lead the way toward the summit.
Reaching the peak will make you nervous as well as super happy. Finally, after all the troubles, you arrive at your destination. The overwhelming feeling to fulfill the highlights is a memory you won’t forget anytime soon.
You get to see the majestic view of Mount Annapurna, Glacier dome, etc. After exploring and taking snaps you head back to the Base Camp. you stay here for the night.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 7 to 8 hours
Maximum Altitude: 6091 m above sea level
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Today you head towards Manang from Pisang Peak Base Camp. You will be walking along the banks of the river for most of the trek. You will be surrounded by beautiful scenarios all the way.
After a few hours of the exciting journey, you arrive at Manang. This is a beautiful valley popular for having a distinct culture and its history. You can explore the valley filled with stone houses.
You stay here for the night.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Maximum Altitude: 3450 m above sea level
3-4 hrs Trek Lodge
Today you head towards Yak Kharka from Manang. Leaving the beautiful town you climb up the hill. The higher you climb the steeper it gets. As you continue to head in the trails you walk past alpine landscape with dense vegetation and forest.
Following the trails, you arrive at Yak Kharka, a pasture area in the summer. This is a small village with a few numbers of settlements. It is also a rest point for trekkers trekking in the Annapurna Circuit.
You stay here for the night.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 3 to 4 hours
Maximum Altitude: 4110 m above sea level
3-4 hrs Trek Lodge
Today you head towards Thorong Phedi from Yak Kharka. You will be beginning your walk early this morning. As you head out of small settlements you make a steep descent downhill to the river. Then from there onwards, you make an uphill climb.
You get to see many scenic views of various mountain peaks such as Mt. Syagang, Mt. Khatungkan, Mt. Gundang, and many more. Seeing these views you reach Thorong Phedi, the base camp of Thorong La Pass.
This village resides on the foot of Thorong La Pass in Manang. You can explore the areas and click pictures for memories.
You stay here for the night.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 4 to 5 hours
Maximum Altitude: 4600 m above sea level
7-8 hrs Trek Lodge
Today you wake up early as you will be heading towards Muktinath crossing through Thorong La Pass. This day is quite important as you will be crossing one of the most challenging passes.
You get the superb view of Mt Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and many more from the pass. Also, the prayer flags and a few of the tea houses add beauty to this place. Your aim will be crossing the pass before midday.
Walking through rocky trails and dense forest you reach the pass. You should watch out for the fierce wind that blows there. After spending some time admiring the beauty of the landscapes and mountains, we move forward.
Trekking down from there we reach Muktinath. This is a holy temple for Buddhist and Hindu followers. Every year thousands of people visit this temple.
You stay the night here.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 7 to 8 hours
Maximum Altitude: 3800 m above sea level
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Today you wake up early and tour around the temple. You can bathe in the 108 waterspouts and see the eternal flame. It is said if you bathe in the holy water coming from the 108 waterspouts your sins will be forgiven.
After strolling around the temple taking snaps and enjoying the view you head towards your destination. This day you will be trekking towards Jomsom from here.
Jomsom is a beautiful village that is home to the Thakali community. It is a main hub when traveling to Upper Mustang and Muktinath. You stay here for the night.
Meals: (B, D, L)
Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Maximum Altitude: 2670 m above sea level
25 min Flight Hotel/Resort
Today you will catch an early flight to Pokhara from Jomsom. It is about half an hour’s flight from here. Boarding the plane viewing beautiful scenarios you reach your destination.
Pokhara is a beautiful city and one of the popular tourist hubs of Nepal. This is a perfect getaway place for tourists as well as domestic people. There are many wonderful places you can visit during your stay.
Phewa lake, Bat Cave, Mahendra Cave, and many more. Evening walk around the lakeside is quite an attraction. The streets are quite crowded during late evenings with stalls and people visiting to stroll around.
You stay here for the night.
Meals: BB Plan
Flight Duration: 25 min
Maximum Altitude: 820 m above sea level
5-6 hrs Drive Hotel/Resort
Today you will be heading back from Pokhara to Kathmandu. You will be saying goodbye to this beautiful region taking awesome memories with you. Waking up you have your breakfast and board the Bus.
Following the routes through Prithvi Highway driving past small settlements and villages. Watching the beautiful hills and Trishuli river you retrace your path back to Kathmandu.
Arriving at Kathmandu you will be dropped off at your hotel. You stay there for the night.
Meals: BB Plan
Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Maximum Altitude: 1400 m above sea level
Hotel/Resort
Today is a leisure day for you. You must be pretty worn down after all the long walks. Thus this is your spare day to give your body some rest. If you still have the energy you can roam around the city.
During your day off we can visit the remaining sites that were missed out during the second day of this trip. You can roam into the busy streets in Thamel and buy souvenirs from there as well.
Later that evening, we will have dinner together to celebrate the finishing of Pisang Peak Climbing. This is your last day in this country so sleep well.
Meals: BB Plan + Farewell Dinner
30 min drive
Well, the sad day has arrived, today you will be leaving us and head back to your home country. The responsible staff will leave you off at Tribhuwan Airport depending on your flight timetable.
We hope you had a great time with us and our service met your expectations. We bid farewell as you take back great memories with you.
Meals: Breakfast
US $ 2,355.00 per person
Instant Booking
What's included?
- Airport Arrival and Departure Transfer by Private Vehicle
- 4 nights stay in Kathmandu & 1 Night Stay in Pokhara with BB Plan
- A day sightseeing in Kathmandu with an experienced city guide, all entrance fees, and private vehicle
- Jomsom – Pokhara flight
- All essential ground transportation in our own vehicle
- Climbing permit for Pisang Peak
- All required Trekking permits and Conservation Area’s fees
- Tea House + Camping combined accommodation during the trek – as per itinerary
- All meals during trek & climb– Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Experienced trekking & climbing Sherpa High-Altitude Guide
- Essential no. of porters
- Necessary climbing gears
- Kitchen and camping equipment during the climbing period
- Basic first aid kits
- Insurance, clothing and salary for staffs
- Farewell and Welcome dinner in Kathmandu
- All government taxes and essential paperwork
What's not included?
- Personal climbing gears
- Your Personal Insurance
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Cost of individual/own expenses
- Tips Bonus for staffs
Fixed Departures
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Highlights
Are you looking for an exciting adventure to do within Annapurna Region? Then Pisang peak climbing is a great choice. You will be spending about 2 to 3 weeks in this region.
Pisang peak climbing is a popular 6000 m expedition that is suitable for any level climber. This is a beginners level trekking peak. So, if this is your first climbing then the Pisang peak is perfect.
You will be walking in beautiful forest paths viewing various mountain peaks. The routes of this trip are conjoined with the Annapurna Circuit routes. So, you will also be able to meet many trekkers on the way.
Along with reaching the summit, you will also be crossing a high pass, Thorong La pass. And visiting Jomsom and Muktinath some popular towns on these routes.
Our Pisang Peak Climbing itinerary is about 19 days long. It takes you on an adventurous journey in the great Himalayas. You just be ready to enjoy this trip and leave everything to us.
Highlights of Pisang Peak Climbing
- Climb the 6000 m expedition
- Explore two Beautiful and untouched valley: Manang and Mustang
- Amazing view of various peaks such as Mt Annapurna, Mt, Manaslu, etc
- Walk-in the routes of Annapurna Circuit
- Cross one of the highest mountain passes of the world, Thorong La
- Visit the holy temple of Muktinath
- Explore the amazing Annapurna region
Best Time to Visit Pisang Peak
Visiting Pisang Peak is suitable at any time of the year. There are four seasons: Spring, Autumn, Monsoon, and Winter. Out of the seasons, trekkers prefer spring and Autumn the favorable time to tour Pisang Peak.
Spring and Autumn are the peak season of the year. These are the seasons when nature blooms the valley with its beauty all around. There are no chances of rainfall and snowfall due to which the walks are comfortable. Also, the skies are clear giving the best view of peaks and landscapes.
During these seasons the days are sunny and hot while the nights are mild. The weather and temperature are very favorable for trekking in the mountains.
Winter and Monsoon are also doable but there are a few obstacles that might face during this time. These are seasons of snow and rainfall. Thus the cold weather and slippery ways can make the trek thrilling and Challenging. Yet, these are the times when the routes are less crowded so it is perfect for peace lovers.
Pisang Peak Climbing Difficulties
Making a 6000 m expedition is not an easy task and you will be facing various difficulties. The difficulties can be harsh or comfortable depending upon an individual.
Some common difficulties faced in this Pisang Peak Climbing are Altitude Sickness, route difficulty, weather and temperature, accommodation, and many more.
But, you don’t have to stress about these difficulties. As you can overcome them with proper planning and preparation. You need to have strong will power and stamina to complete this climb.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How to Get Nepal Visa?
Immigration Office at Kathmandu Airport Facilitating Tourist Visa on arrival.
- Visa Fees:
Two Weeks – 30 USD
One Month (Four Weeks) – 50 USD
Three Month (90 Days) – 125 USD
For more info, please email at info@nepalguidetreks.com
- Visa Extension Fees:
Tourist Visa Extension required a minimum of 15 days (USD 45)and USD 3 for each extra days.
2. What do I Need to Get Nepal Visa?
- Two Passport-sized photos with a light background.
- Bring Cash USD to get the visa fee.
- Your passport must valid for at least 6 months.
3. How Difficult is Pisang Peak Climbing?
The difficulties of Pisang Peak Climbing depends on these common factors:
- Weather Condition and Temperature
- The route you have chosen for climbing
- Physical Fitness
- Basic Mountaineering Training and Skills for Climbing.
- Sometimes, High Altitude Sickness
- The distance you covered in the whole trip.
- Clothing and Equipment
4. Do I Need Insurance for Pisang Peak Climbing?
Yes, you need to get climbing insurance for Pisang Peak Climbing(6,091m) which will also cover your trekking insurance.
There are many different insurance companies you can choose by visiting here.
5. What Sort of Food Do I Get on Pisang Peak Climbing?
During Pisang Peak Climbing, good standards of organic and hygienic fruits and vegetables are served.
Foods:
- Rice
- Noodles
- Potatoes
- Bread
- porridge
- macaroni
- Pasta
- Eggs
- Cheese
- Milk
- Juice
- Coffee
- Tea
6. Who Would Help Us if There is an Emergency?
If there is an emergency, our climbing guide will help you during difficult situations with safety care, medical treatment and communication services.
Communication is also available as the internet and satellite phone, so a guide would help you if something critical situation occurs.
7. When Can You Climb Pisang Peak?
- Spring and Autumns are the best seasons for Pisang Peak Climbing.
- March to June, September to November are the best months for Pisang Peak Climbing.
8. How much weight a porter can carry?
Depending upon the steep hills, slopes and difficulties and high altitude of the trail one porter can carry 25 kilograms of weight.
Usually, we provide one porter for one client.
But, We will also provide porter according to the size of your group if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQS
When is the Best Time to Visit Pisang Peak? Spring and Autumn seasons are the best time to visit Pisang Peak. These are the peak seasons for expeditions all around Nepal. Spring is the beginning of the new chapter in the mountains. While Autumn is the season when the beauty of nature is at its best. Spring begins in March and ends in May while Autumn begins in September and ends in November. The weather and temperature is perfect for walking during these months. The pleasant climatic condition makes walking comfortable during this time. The only disadvantage will be the crowded routes. It gives you no privacy or personal space. How Can We Recieve a Nepal Visa? Getting Visa to Nepal is not very hard; you can get it from the government offices of Nepal. The Immigration office located at Tribhuvan Airport in Kathmandu gives Tourist Visa on arrival. Visa Fee: 2 weeks- 30 USD 4 weeks - 50 USD 90 days- 125 USD Visa Extension Fee: If you want an extension then a minimum of 15 days will be given at the price of 45 USD. And 3 USD per day for additional days after the extended visa time. What Documents do we need to get a Nepal Visa? There is not much needed a few things to get the Visa are:- Recently clicked Two passport size photo
- You should carry USD in cash to get the visa
- Passport validity of at least 6 months.
- Altitude sickness: This is common in high elevation. Due to thin air level, you might have a problem breathing properly. But acclimatization is held to help prevent this.
- No Privacy: if you are traveling in peak season then you can say bye to your personal space. Due to the crowd of people finding privacy is impossible.
- Accommodation: Another difficulty is finding proper room during crowded times. You might have to share a room with fellow members. Also without advance booking finding room can be harsh in the mountains.
Why book with us?
- 10 years of Experience
- 60% Repeated Customer
- Guaranteed Departure
- Trips at Reasonable Price
- Provides Best Quality services
- Cent Percent success rate
- Hassle-free travel
Good to know
Pisang Peak is one of the technical challenging peaks of Nepal. It has many steep slope stone that makes hard to climb. It is in the Annapurna region near Annapurna Circuit, so you can trek around Annapurna Circuit at the same time you can climb Pisang peak as well as you can trek to Tilicho Lake 4,919 m "Highest Lake in the World".
Pisang Peak has a great attraction with a magnificent scenic view of Annapurna Himalayan region.
Travel Insurance
This tour package doesn't include your personal insurance you should have travel insurance covering emergency evacuation. Please Check
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
Lodges, Guest Houses and Tented Camp during Trekking and Climbing period. For more detail: Please Check
Visa
You can have Tourist Visa at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) on arrival. 'On Arrival' visa procedure is simple and very fast. For more detail: Please Check
Climbing Equipment | High Altitude Sickness | Medical & Personal | Safety & Security | Money Exchange | Weather Forcast
Things You Should Know?
- It is an unbelievable technical peak. It has a steep slope stone covered by ice.
- It requires snow bars, ice axe with full climbing gears.
- It has less ice more steep slope stone make challenging for climbers.
- Need 400 meters to fix the rope and 80/100 meters main rope.
- There is no water resource at Pisang peak. Need to carry from the nearest village.
- Accommodation during trekking at lodge and Climbing part at Tented camp.
- For mountaineering in Nepal Please bring your insurance coverage for trekking/Mountaineering.
- If you require climbing equipment Nepal Guide help you to manage for it.
- You have the option to take flight from Jomsom or to take land transportation to Pokhara.
Trip Reviews
2024
Jesse RoivasFinland
Summiting the alluring Pisang Peak
My Pisang Peak Climbing journey with Peak Climbing Nepal was rewarding and memorable. All the information was provided in detail before the journey which made me feel reassured. All the logistics required for the expedition was perfectly arranged with made entire journey smooth.
The climbing guides were very knowledgeable about the Himalayan terrains and were proficient in navigation. The climbing phase was indeed challenging but was also equally exciting. My guides helped me pass through challenging terrain. Overall, my journey was smooth and very enjoyable. I am impressed by the dedication of Peak Climbing Nepal Team who truly care for clients and work hard to provide extraordinary services. I highly recommend Peak Climbing Nepal if you are looking for remarkable Himalayan adventures.
2024
Oliver HenriksenNorway
The Thrilling Pisang Peak Climbing Journey
I am impressed with the exceptional service provided by Peak Climbing Nepal during my expedition. They offered me an organized trip and managed all the logistics. The accommodation facilities were excellent. In addition the team explained the itinerary in detail which helped me understand about the expedition. I was able to enjoy the scenic views throughout the journey. I also got a chance to learn about the local culture and history. The guides were knowledgeable and explained in detail about the interesting facts about the region.
During the climbing period, the climbing crew provided their support the entire time and helped me navigate the challenging section. I could ascend safely to the top of Pisang Peak following their advice. I wholeheartedly recommend Peak Climbing Nepal for the climbing and trekking adventures.
March 2022
Saffron ShumackCanada
Annapurna range expedition
I had always been fascinated by the Annapurna peak. But the mountain has a reputation for being one of the deadliest climbs in the world. So, I chose an alternative route by doing the Pisang Peak climb. It was the best of both worlds as I got to experience the Annapurna region and also do a mountain climbing expedition. This trip gave me a lifetime’s worth of memories. Everything was amazing: the journey, the climb, the guides, the vistas. The comparatively shorter height of Pisang peak made the journey very easy. Plus, peak climbing Nepal’s team accommodated my needs very well.
November 2021
Guillaume MoffetteSpain
The 6000 meters climb near Annapurna.
Climbing Annapurna peak was never on my list. But the option of climbing a 600 meters peak in the Annapurna circuit was a great bargain. Pisang peak climbing was the most convenient and fun way to explore the Annapurna region. Views of Annapurna and Manalsu from the summit were mesmerizing. Not just the mountain climb but the overall trip with treks was fun. Visiting many hamlets in the Tibetan settlement area was a unique experience. If you wish to have a unique spin on your trip to the Annapurna region, you should pick this trip. The Pisang peak climbing curated by Peak climbing is an incredibly fun package.
October 2021
Nivethitha SivasothySlovenia
The Annapurna Circuit and The Pisand Peak
While browsing for relatively easier mountain climbing trips in Nepal, I came across Pisang Peak. I had little knowledge about this expedition but got interested as I discovered it was part of the Annapurna circuit. The Manang and Mustang valleys of Nepal are such fascinating destinations. Visiting these places has been on my bucket list for a long time. Coming across this mountain climbing option by Peak climbing Nepal helped me visit them. The mountain climbing and the trek around Annapurna reason were everything that I wanted. I got to visit places in Manag and Mustang. The Tibetan community residing in the area and their unique lifestyle were a great observation.
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.
