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Chulu East Peak Climbing

Trip Overview

Mount Chulu East (6,584M.) was first ascended in 1955 by a German expedition via the northeast ridge. It forms an integral part of  Manang Himal combining both the peaks, Chulu East and Chulu West, which ultimately combined with Damodar Himal. Mount Chulu East is comparatively a smaller peak. Lying south east of Chulu West, the peak Chulu East provides breathtaking views of Annapurna II, III and IV, Gangapurna, Glacier Dome, Dhaulagiri, Tilicho Peak and Manaslu. This climbing is technically proven difficult for the new climbers. Hence, the climbers must be familiar with the use of climbing activities like crampons, harness ice axe, tying knots and handling climbing ropes. Major section of the climbing is devoted to ropes using and glacial crossings.
We would be lucky enough to find yak pastures, diverse flora and fauna, typical Sherpa culture and ever smiling faces of the rural Nepalese.

Day to Day Itinerary

Arrive in Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) and transfer to hotel

Today, we drive to Dumre and then to Beshisahar, overnight in a local lodge

Having lunch at Beshisahar, we trek to Bahundada (1311m.) and overnight in the camp

We start our early trek to Chamje (1433m.) after having food at Bahundada, overnight at Chamje in the tent.

It is our turn to trek to Dadagaun (1943m.) from Chamje, overnight in the camp

After having food at Dadagaun, we trek to Chame (2713m.), overnight in the camp

Today, we trek to Pisang (3300m.) from Chame overnight in the tent

From Pisang, it is our privilege to trek to Ngawal (3305m.), overnight in the tent

We take rest at Ngawal for acclimatization. It is wise to explore around local site to adapt the local environment

After having lunch at Ngawal, we trek to Chulu Base Camp (3910m.), over night stay in the tent

It is our turn to trek from Base Camp to High Camp (4955m.), we do prepare ourselves for the peak climbing, camping in the tent

We do acclimatize here if we feel uncomfortable. If we feel well, we go for attempting the summit

Today, we ascent the summit ascent and return to the Base Camp

From the Base camp, it is our opportunity to trek to Manang (3351m.)

Having food at Manang, we trek to Chu Ri Lather (4000m)

From Chu Ri Lather, we trek to Thorong Phedi (4510m)

We trek to Thorong-La pass (5,416m) and then to Muktinath (3800m) from Thorong Phedi

Today we trek from Muktinath to Kagbeni (2800m).

From Kagbeni, we trek to Marpha (2667m), overnight in a local lodge

Having lunch at Marpha, we trek to Kalopani, Lete (2438m), overnight in a lodge

We trek from Kalopani to Tatopani (1189m). Here, we relax with hot water spring.

From Tatopani, we trek to Ghorepani (2855m), overnight in a local lodge

Today, early in the morning we ascend to Poonhill (3200m) to view beautiful sunrise and spectacular view of Annapurna & Dhaulagiri region & Machhapuchhre ranges. In the afternoon, we decent to Tikhedhunga (1577m)

It is the last day of our trekking period. From Tikhedhunga, we trek to Nayapul and drive to Pokhara and overnight stay in Pokhara

From Pokhara, we either drive or fly to Kathmandu, transfer to the hotel

We go for sightseeing in the ancient and historical city of Bhaktapur and then transfer to Nagarkot. We will be able to see sun set and sun rise from Nagarkot.

Having delicious lunch at Nagarkot, we drive back to our hotel and go for shopping in the afternoon. Farewell dinner will be served in the evening, overnight in the hotel

We take our flight from Tribhuvan International Airport

Trip Facts

Starts FromKathmandu
Ends inKathmandu
Country Visited Nepal
Best Season
Price (per person) $
Internal airfare (per person) $

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