 Pisang, the most popular trekking peak in the
Annapurna region, looms over the eponymous village,
which offers great views of its ice-and-snow pyramid.
Walk through woods and villages, yak pastures and
secret meadows to reach the curved and steep, but
well-defined ridge. Approached this way – and this
remains the most common route, it's not a terribly
difficult mountain. But more experienced climbers
point to the exploratory possibilities that lie in the
gigantic slabs of rack as well as the hanging glacier
on the western flanks of Pisang.
|
Day |
Program |
|
Day 01 |
You will be picked up by
our representative from airport and transfer to
the hotel. |
|
Day 02 |
Free day
in Kathmandu, night at hotel |
|
Day
03-20 trip
as per program given below
; |
|
Day 03 |
Kathmandu to starting point of trek, Besisahar
(823 m), by bus. |
|
Day
04 |
Walk to Ngadi (914 m). |
|
Day
05 |
Today's walk to Jagat (1,341 m) involves good
views, flagstone-paved paths, a cantilever bridge,
and a wonderful trail carved out of the rocky
valley wall. |
|
Day
06 |
To reach Dharapani (1,943 m), |
|
Day
07 |
On the way to Chame (2,713 m) |
|
Day
08 |
Today's walk to Pisang, |
|
Day
09 |
Hike up to Pisang Base Camp. |
|
Day
10 |
A day spent acclimatising at Base Camp is a day
well spent. |
|
Day
11 |
March on to the High Camp |
|
Day
12 |
sommit of Pisang |
|
Day
13 |
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|
Day
14 |
Thorong Phedi (4,404 m). |
|
Day
15 |
The route up to Thorong La (5,416 m) is ancient
and still in use by yak and sheep herders. Steep
in parts, you follow switchbacking moraines and
false crests to reach the pass, where you straddle
the sharp divide between two major Himalayan
valleys and look upon the great ridge that divides
Manang from the rest of Nepal, the massive
snowpeaks to the south, and the stark Kali Gandaki
valley. Passing the cairn (holy Buddhist knot of
stones), you will steeply descend switchbacks and
moraines to eventually reach grassy slopes, a
ravine down to the river, and the meadows that
signal your arrival at Muktinath (3,802 m). |
|
Day
16 |
Jomosom (2,713 m), the major transit point that
has an airport, banks, a museum, and an army
encampment. |
|
Day
17 |
Jomsom/pokhara(flight),night at hotel. |
|
Day
18 |
On the bus back to Kathmandu. |
|
Day
19 |
Free day
in Kathmandu for shopping.
night at hotel . |
|
Day
20 |
Airport transfer or back
to home. |
Cost per person in US $ Dallar
|
Type |
1per. |
2-4 pers |
5-8pers. |
9-15pers. |
|
Camp |
1420 |
1060 |
960 |
880 |
Cost quoted in itineraries includes:
* Airport-hotel transfer at arrival and
departure
* Domestic land and air transport as
described in itinerary
* Four nights 2 stars accommodation in
Kathmandu with breakfast Hotel UTSE or similar.
* All trekking and conservation area and
national park permit fees,
For Camping or Tented Trek
All meals, camping gear (except sleeping bags) such as
tents, kitchen equipment etc, salaries and insurance
for guides, sherpas, cooks, porters (who will carry 15
kilos of personal belongings per person) etc during
tented treks.
* Re-confirmation of flight
Cost
quoted does not include:
* Peak permit fees, for group of
one-four pax (US$350), for group of five-eight pax
US$350 + $40 per person, for group of nine-12 pax
US$470 + $25 per person.
* Climbing Guide for Chulu, Pisang Peaks
at US$400 for the group.
* Your international flight into and out
of Nepal
* Travel insurance
* Domestic and international airport
taxes
* Lunch, dinner, drinks in
Kathmandu
(US$6-15 per day)
* Lunch, dinner, drinks in lodges on
teahouse treks (US$6-15 per day)
* Tips, souvenirs or other shopping
Note: The full details of the program day
by day itinerary,
will be provided on your request.
We do
organize any program with different option.
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