Peak Climbing in Nepal

The Nepal Mountaineering Association has designated 18 lesser summits, ranging in elevation from 5587 m. to 6654 m. as trekking peaks. These peaks offer a compromise between a standard trek and a full-on mountaineering expedition, ranging in difficulty from moderately steep glacier walks to technical, multi day rock and ice climbs previous climbing experience is not strictly necessary, but you need to be specially fit and able to cope with cold and stormy conditions.

Trekking does not mean Peak climbing. Trekking generally means to walk on the trials. Peak climbing is little more ambitious with a view of adventure since it is scaling of the Snowy Peaks of the Great Himalayas. The experiment and enjoyment that you get from the entire procedures and the views from the top of the peak are wonderful and unforgettable in lifetime.

Nepal is a rich country of Mountains/Peaks. In Nepal including Mt. Everest the highest peak of the world, there are about 1300 peaks of higher than 6000 meter. Eight Peaks are in Nepal among fourteen higher than 8000 meter of the world. Likewise 32 peak higher than 7200 meter are here in this small country.

"Therefore Nepal called country of truly Mountains and peaks."

Nepal Peak Climbing

• Pisang Trekking Peak
• Island Peak (Imja Tse)
• Chulu East Peak
• Chulu West Peak
• Dhampus Peak
• Lobuche East Trekking Peak
• Mera Trekking Peak
• Hiunchuli Trekking Peak