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| Package name | Pisang Peak Climbing |
| Duration | 20 |
| Max. elevation | 6019 m |
| Level | Difficult |
| Transportation | <span style="font-family: Helvetica;">Tourist Bus-Car-flight</span> |
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| Starts at | Syange |
| Ends at | Jomsom |
| Trip route | Chame-Pisang Peak Base camp-Pisang Peak Climbing-Manang-Thorangla Pass-Jomsom. |
| Cost | USD 2,450 per person |
Pisang Peak is a 6,091-metre (19,980 ft.) Himalayan Peak is located in the Manang District of Nepal in the Annapurna Region. It is reflected to be a relatively easy peak to climb, making it a popular destination for beginner mountaineers.
The peak is situated in a large amphitheater, with the mountain’s north side rising suddenly from the Marshyangdi River valley. The mountain’s south side is more gradual, and the peak can be accessed from the Pisang village.
The climb to the summit of Pisang Peak is considered to be relatively easy and can be done in a few days. The route follows a steep trail up to the base camp at 4,380 meters (14,370 ft.), from which climbers ascend the peak in two stages. The first stage involves climbing a snow-covered ridge, and the second involves crossing a rock face. From the summit, climbers can enjoy breathtaking views of Annapurna II and the surrounding peaks.
The trek begins from Besisahar, a small village located at the foot of the peak. From there, you will ascend through lush forests, terraced fields, and pastures before reaching the base camp. The route is well-marked, and the scenery is stunning – you will be able to see snow-capped mountains, deep blue lakes, and lush valleys.
As you ascend, you will make several stops to acclimatize and rest. You will also have the opportunity to visit the beautiful villages of Manang, Chame, and Pisang. Once you reach the base camp, you will be ready to make the final ascent to the summit.
The climb to the summit is steep and difficult, and you will need to be very fit and well-prepared. You will need to be familiar with the use of an ice axe, crampons, and other climbing equipment. You will also need to be mindful of the altitude and take frequent breaks.
When you reach the summit, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Nepal Himalayan range. The peak offers some of the best views in the entire region. You will also be able to see several other popular trekking peaks, such as Dhaulagiri, Tilicho, and Manaslu.
Pisang Peak is an iconic mountain that offers an unforgettable experience. It is suitable for experienced trekkers and climbers, but it can be difficult due to its altitude. However, the spectacular views and the sense of accomplishment you will feel when you reach the top make it worth the effort.
The standard route to Pisang Peak starts from the village of Besisahar and passes through the villages of Bhulbhule, Bahundanda, Syange, and Jomson. The trail then ascends steeply up the side of the Annapurna range and passes through several small villages before reaching the base camp of Pisang Peak. From here, the trail continues up the mountain, winding through rocky terrain and glacial moraines. The trail then reaches the summit of Pisang Peak and offers stunning views of the surrounding peaks.
When trekking to Pisang Peak, it is essential to be prepared for cold temperatures and high winds. It is also advised to hire an experienced guide, as the terrain can be difficult to navigate. It is also important to be aware of the effects of altitude sickness and take precautions to prevent it.
After summiting the peak you can also trek through Annapurna Circuit before you come back to Kathmandu. Although it is optional because you can return directly after reaching Pisang Peak trekking through the circuit of Annapurna will be an enchanting experience.
Overall, Pisang Peak is a great trekking peak located in the beautiful Annapurna region of Nepal. The trek offers stunning views of the Annapurna range and is suitable for all levels of trekkers. With the right preparation and safety precautions, Pisang Peak is an amazing trekking peak that can be enjoyed by all.
The best time to climb Pisang Peak is from late April to late May and from late September to mid-November. These times of year provide the best conditions for climbing, as the weather is generally dry, and the temperatures are mild. Early spring is the best time for those looking for a more challenging trek, as the snow is still present and the trails are often more difficult to navigate. In late spring and early summer, the vegetation blooms, making the trek more pleasant and colorful.
The trek to Pisang Peak starts from the village of Pisang and follows a steep, winding trail up the slopes of Pisang Peak. The trek is usually done in 4-5 days and involves crossing several high passes, including the 5,416m Throng La pass. Along the way, trekkers will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Annapurna range, as well as the Manaslu range to the east.
At the summit of Pisang Peak, climbers are rewarded with 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains. The summit can be reached by a short, steep climb, and it is recommended that climbers bring crampons and an ice axe for this section. A summit is also a great place for a picnic, and it is recommended that climbers bring a packed lunch to enjoy at the top.
Pisang Peak is a great mountain for beginner climbers, and the best time to climb it is from late April to late May and from late September to mid-November. The trek to the top is full of beautiful views and thrilling passes, making it a great adventure for all types of adventurers.
The trek to Pisang Peak starts from the village of Pisang and follows a steep, winding trail up the slopes of Pisang Peak. The trek is usually done in 4-5 days and involves crossing several high passes, including the 5,416m Throng La pass. Along the way, trekkers will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Annapurna range, as well as the Manaslu range to the east.
At the summit of Pisang Peak, climbers are rewarded with 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains. The summit can be reached by a short, steep climb, and it is recommended that climbers bring crampons and an ice axe for this section. A summit is also a great place for a picnic, and it is recommended that climbers bring a packed lunch to enjoy at the top.
Pisang Peak is a great mountain for beginner climbers, and the best time to climb it is from late April to late May and from late September to mid-November. The trek to the top is full of beautiful views and thrilling passes, making it a great adventure for all types of adventurers.
The nearby city of Manang provides plenty of accommodation options for climbers, ranging from budget guesthouses to luxury resorts. Most of the guesthouses are comfortable and provide basic amenities such as hot showers, electric lighting, and comfortable beds.
If you’re looking for a unique experience, there are also many teahouses located around the mountain where climbers can stay and enjoy traditional Nepali hospitality. The teahouses offer simple yet comfortable beds and delicious traditional Nepali meals.
Most teahouses around the mountain offer a variety of Nepali meals, including dal baht, which is a traditional Nepali dish made with rice, lentils, and vegetables. They also offer a variety of snacks such as momos (dumplings) and pakoras (fried snacks). Most teahouses also have a selection of Western dishes such as pizzas, pasta, and burgers.
In addition to the teahouses, several restaurants in the nearby town of Manang offer a variety of Western and Nepali cuisines.
The cost of the Pisang Peak Climb depends on several factors, including the size of your group, the duration of your stay, and the type of accommodation and meals you choose. Typically, the cost of the trek ranges from USD 2,220 to USD 4999 per person for a group of two or more people in 2023 and 2024. This includes the cost of permits, guides, porters, accommodation, meals, and other services.
For a solo traveler, the cost can be higher, depending on the size of the group and the duration of the trek. If you are looking for a more luxurious experience, you can opt for a more expensive package that includes personalized service, comfortable accommodation, and a variety of meals.
The Pisang Peak Climbing is an exciting and rewarding experience that offers breathtaking views of the snow-capped Annapurna range. If you are looking for an unforgettable adventure, the cost of Pisang Peak Climb is well worth it.
Upon arriving at Kathmandu International Airport, one of our representatives will traditionally welcome you. Then you will be transferred to the hotel. In your free time, you can take a good rest or explore the local market.
You will be taking part in the full-day Kathmandu Valley sightseeing. The program is dedicated to exploring the four UNESCO World Heritage sites in Kathmandu. The four sites include- Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Temple, Soyambhunath Temple, and Patan Durbar Square. After the sightseeing, you can prepare the needed stuff for the trek. If you need to buy or hire anything, your guide can show you a good place.
After breakfast, you will be starting the beautiful journey of the Annapurna Circuit trek. Take the Nepal mid-west highway to Besisahar first. The drive continues on the dirt road of Khudi, Bhulbule, and finally to Syange. It is the place where you will be spending your night.
The trek officially kicks off. You will start with an uphill climb to Jagat first. Here you will be leaving the Marsyandhi river behind. Following the winding path, get to Chamje to meet the eastern bank of the river again. As the trek continues, you can enjoy the excellent views of the Annapurna and Manaslu mountain ranges. You will then finally reach Dharapani for the night. Dharapani is a small village and is the meeting point of the Annapurna circuit and Manaslu trekking. You will be spending the night at a local teahouse.
The trek resumes after breakfast. Taking the wide winding trail through rhododendrons and pine forest, you will first be passing the small yet beautiful village of Bagarchap. You will then gradually get to Danque and then to Timing. You are now officially entering the area with reaching Buddhist culture. In the final section, you will pass Koto before leaving Chame village. You will be spending your night at Chame at a local lodge.
From here onwards air gets cooler and fresher as the walk leads close to mountains, a morning walk through the alpine forest of rhododendrons and pine trees, following the Marshyangdi River upstream with a few short ups and down hills to Bhratang village. Overlooking views of Chulu’s and Pisang peaks, a possible lunch break here, and then an afternoon walk descend to reach lower Pisang village for an overnight stop.
The day is dedicated to acclimatization to adapt to the thin air. In your free time, you can explore the local village of Pisang. A short hike around walking to the higher elevation and getting back to Pisang will be helpful. You will be staying overnight at a teahouse.
Heading north above the Pisang village, you will first reach Kharka. Kharka is a yak pasture. From there onwards you will be hiking to the top ridge near the Pisang peak for the night. Your guide will be setting up the tented camp there. You will be staying overnight at a tented camp.
Relatively shorter day of the trip, walking on the rocks, ice, and glacier path, you will be getting up to the high camp for the camp. Upon arriving at the high camp, your guide will be setting the camp for the night. You can then take a good rest with the good views of the mountains. You will be staying overnight at a tented camp.
The day is to adapt to the thin air and prepare for the final climb. Today your guide will be checking the best assailable route to the top. You can rest well and reserve the energy for the big day. You will be staying overnight at a tented camp.
Starting early morning, the first section of the day is over the moraine and ice falls to the ridge which is the last snow slope. Then following the steep rocky and technical section you will be reaching the summit of Pisang Peak. The top of Pisang Peak offers the greatest views of Mount Annapurna ranges plus the Chulu peaks. The scenic views of Mount Manaslu can be collected from the top too. After the successful summit, you will be then retracing back to the base camp for the night. You will be staying overnight at a tented camp.
The extra day is dedicated in case of bad weather. If everything goes right, this contingency day is not needed for the trip.
After the successful climb of Pisang Peak, this day you will be trekking to Manang village for the night. The route to Manang is an easy trail with excellent views of Annapurna II and III, GangapurnaChulu’s, and Pisang Peak. First, reach to Hongde village, then the gradual walks lead to Braga, where you can visit the Braga monastery. Then with a few hour's push, you will be reaching Manang for the night. You will be now staying overnight at a local teahouse.
The trek after breakfast. Leaving Manang, you will be trekking towards Ghunsang village. Then the uphill route takes you to Yak Kharka. Yak Kharka is a wonderful village with superb views of mountains. The mountains that can be seen here are Gangapurna, Annapurna III, and Chulu Peaks. You will be staying overnight at a local teahouse.
Leave Yak Kharka after breakfast. The route heads towards the Thorang High Camp crossing the bridge and climbing along the river bank of Jarjung, and then to ThorangPhedi. ThorangPhedi is an alternate overnight place of Thorang High Camp. From ThorangPhedi you will be walking further to Thorang High Camp for the night. You will be staying overnight at a local lodge.
One of the hardest and biggest days. Start the journey early morning with a packed breakfast. The first section is a steep climb to reach Thorang La. The top offers excellent views of snow-capped mountains and great landscapes. Spend some time at Thorang La before making the final descent to Muktinath. Muktinath is a sacred place to Hindus and Buddhists. Whereas, the literal meaning of Muktinath is salvation. You will be staying at a local teahouse at Muktinath.
Explore the temple in the morning. Then you will be taking a downhill route to get back to Jomsom. Jomsom is the headquarters of the Mustang region. You can explore the local village in your free time. You will be spending the night at a local lodge.
With an early morning flight, you will be getting to Pokhara. In Pokhara, you can do half-day sightseeing to explore Phewa Lake, Devis Falls, and Gupteshwor Cave. In the evening, you can collect a good sunset view from Phewa Lakeside.
Collecting the great memories of the Ghorepani trek, you will be driving back to Kathmandu this day. In the evening, you can do some last-minute shopping around Thamel. Then you can prepare your luggage
After an amazing week in Nepal, you will be transferred to Kathmandu airport to catch your return flight home. Our representative will be helping you to transfer to the airport, with the hope of seeing you again in Nepal. “FERI BHETAULA”.
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