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Peak Climbing in Nepal
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Peak Climbing in Nepal
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 Climbing one of the trekking peak offer beautiful close up view of high Himalayan peaks and challenge offered by mountaineering. Unlike normal trek it stays at high altitude and snow condition for extended period. Previous climbing experience is required in most of the peaks. Best time is from October to November and April to May. We organize offer services on all sorts of peak climbing.
There are several peaks scattered across the himalayan belt, which are technically not that difficult. Most of these peaks are located near the main trail in Everest, Annapurna and Langtang regions. There are also peaks in this category which is quite formidable for climbers; they require as much preparation as for big mountain expedition. However, the peaks catalogued in here are the most popular in terms of accessibility, cost and climbing experience. Climbers to train for future big expedition also use these peaks. Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) uses some of the peaks to train Nepalese climbers and high altitude porters. In fact Nepalese government have given authority to NMA to control these peaks. The money they get is used for the promotion and preservation of mountaineering and welfare of mountaineers.
Some of Popular Peaks frequented by the tourists are:
Imja Tse (Island Peak) 6160 m in Everest (Khumbu region)
Chulu West 6419 m in Manang (Annapurna region),
Singu Chuli (Fluted Peak) 6501 m in Annapurna-Sanctuary,
Mera Peak 6654 m in Everest (Khumbu region)
Pharchamo 6187 m in Rolwaling (Everest region)
Tharpu Chuli (Tent Peak5663m)- Annpaurna Region
Mardi Himal (5587m)- Annapurna Region
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How to apply for trek peak climbing permit:
Supply following details and we make application on your behalf:
01. Name of the peak and height.
02. Climbing period- From date To date
03. Name nationality and passport number of the leader and all the members.
Trek peak climbing regulation:
01. It is mandatory to obtain climbing permit from NMA for peaks that are under its control.
02. The climbing team or individual must nominate a local representative to act as liaison between the climbing team and NMA. Such representative should be an organization registered with NMA and it must assume responsibility for rescue work and to handle unforeseen circumstances.
03. Staffs going above base camp must be insured for personal accident to the value of Rs 3,00,000 (US$4000, this services are included if you buy packages from us.
04. Report of the climbing should be submitted.
05. The trekking and climbing guide should be supplied with proper climbing gear and equipment.
06. Trekking or climbing guide must be registered with NMA. The guide is required by the regulation to report to NMA for any violation of rules and norms set by the government and NMA.
07. Garbage ought to be disposed off properly and climbing materials used during climbing must be taken off and brought down from the mountain to keep the mountain environment clean and healthy.
Permit is valid for one month only. Maximum number allowed in a group is 12 persons. Fees paid are non refundable.
Suggested Climbing gears:
Climbing boots , Crampons,Ice axe , Harness,Karabiners, Ice screws, Snow bars Tapes/slings, Rock pegs, Helmet (crash hat), Warm climbing trousers, Long cotton hiking shirts, Waterproof climbing jacket, Gaiters, Sun hat, Light cotton athletic socks and wool, climbing socks, Long sleeved, cotton/woolen shirts, T-shirts, Wool long underwear, Down high altitude Sleeping bag, Down jacket, trousers, vest, Climbing sunglasses,Sunscreen , Lip salve, Lightweight fleece , Fleece/wool for climbing
Head torch, batteries,bulbs , Lightweight thermal, insulated ski gloves.
Equipments are available in Kathmandu on sale and parts of this equipment can be rented too.
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