Pisang Peak Climbing

17 Days

Pisang Peak climbing is the most popular peak among all the trekking peak sectors in Nepal, providing a good range for investigation and peak climbing skillfully in the Himalayas of Nepal.

Overview

About the trek:
Pisang Peak climbing is the most popular peak among all the trekking peak sectors in Nepal, providing a good range for investigation and peak climbing skillfully in the Himalayas of Nepal. However, Pisang Peak falls among the non-expedition peaks in Nepal. This peak is approved among all these climbers as one of the designated trekking peaks in Nepal. Pisang peak rises opposite Annapurna II (7937) and lies in between the famous Mount Annapurna I and Mount Manaslu. The Pisang peak climbing expedition can be combined with the world-famous Annapurna Circuit trekking.

Climbers have to pass through many Pisang villages and yak grazing land with an invariable rise up the slope of ice and snow to the final summit of Pisang. Climbing the Pisang peak is an easy climbing experience as the peak is one of the easiest climbing
peaks in Nepal. Pisang peak climbing. Pisang peak climbing provides immediate view of the Annapurna range (twelve 7000 m peaks and many more above 6000 m are located 40 miles between the two river valleys).

How demanding is Pisang peak climbing?
Pisang peak is too demanding for beginners. However, the peak can be climbed by climbers of all levels. Climbing Pisang peak involves several difficulties, like altitude sickness, challenging routes, weather, rapid temperature changes, and type of accommodation during the climbing and expedition period.

The Pisang Peak Climbing Route
The Pisang Peak climbing journey starts with people getting on the bus ride from Kathmandu to Besisahar. The trek finally starts from Besisahar, where people will set off to the beautiful settlement of Bahundanda. The trek then takes a steady walk from Bahundanda to Upper Pisang for a short time, with an average trekking time of 5-6 hours. From Upper Pisang, the destination nears as trekkers head towards the Pisang Peak Base Camp after an acclimatization day. The climb to the summit of Pisang Peak finally starts as you climb from Pisang High Camp. Well, spend some time admiring the beauty of the Pisang Peak Summit and the accomplishment of reaching the top. Soon, head back to Muktinath, pray, and head back to Jomsom. Finally, the group boards a flight back to Pokhara, completing the climb and trek.

 The best time for the trek:
Pisang Peak Climbing for 17 Days costs USD 2550 per person.The price includes ransportation, meals, and other amenities such as tents, camping, high altitude tents, and other items listed in the includes section.The Pisang Peak climb can be done both in spring and autumn, although the guide recommends trekkers ascend during the spring season. If trekkers have a big group willing to climb Pisang Peak and any other trekking peaks in Nepal, please contact a travel agency. Trekkers will get offers and  group discounts too.

Pisang Peak Climbing Highlights
-Pisang Peak can be reached at an altitude of 6091 meters.
-traverse the Buddhist culture and religion in the Annapurna Region.
-Cross the Thorong La Pass at 5416 meters.
-We traverse the rocky terrain and enjoy the beautiful views of the Annapurna Region.
-Enjoy the picturesque flight from Jomsom to Pokhara.

At Trek Nepal Trips, we are committed to making your trek the best experience you will ever have. If you are interested in joining the Ama Dablam trek, contact us and we will take care of everything for you. Please note that these trips are completely
customizable according to your preference. The itinerary is only for reference.

Itinerary

Includes

  • Airport pick-up and drop-off in a private vehicle.
  • hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on a B/B basis.
  • Tea house accommodation during the trek.
  • Hot soup in the high places.
  • The journey included three meals.
  • Farewell dinner in Kathmandu
  • All the transportation is as per the itinerary.
  • A professional guide for the trek and sightseeing.
  • Porter service (2 hikers and 1 porter)
  • Insurance for guides and porters
  • Food and accommodation for the guide and porters.
  • all the necessary documents (permits and TIMS).
  • all government and local taxes.
  • Medical kit
  • trekking map as an itinerary and a T-shirt from the company.

Excludes

  • visa for Nepal.
  • International flights to and from Kathmandu. Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
  • Travel and rescue insurance for clients.
  • Personal expenses include a shower and battery charge during the trek, bar bills,
  • and laundry.
  • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu, except for the itinerary.
  • Tips for guides and porters

For head:
-Scarf or sun hat
-Light balaclava or warm wool headgear.
-Sunglasses and snow goggles with UV assurance
-Sun cream
-Sunglasses
-Lip balm

Lower-body exercises:
-Under Garments
-Hiking shorts
-Cotton long jeans that are lightweight.
-Warm bottoms, light and challenging weight
-Fleece or fleece pants (regular).
-Waterproof (ideally breathable) shell pants

 For feet:
-Thin, lightweight inward socks
-Thick, warm fleece climbing socks
-Hiking boots with saving bands.
-Camp shoes or shoes.
-Gaiters for climbing in winter to the base camp if there is snow over yonder.

For the upper body:
-T-shirts half-empty and full
-Warm tops in light and campaign weights
-Fleece coat
-Fleece Wind-Stopper coat (discretionary)
-Shell coat that is waterproof (but ideally breathable).
-Down coat or vest

For Hand:
-Lightweight gloves
-Heavyweight gloves or gloves with a waterproof shell external (occasional)

-Sleeping sacks
-headlamp with batteries.
-Trekking bags or duffel sacks
-You should have a basic first-aid kit.
-Large plastic sacks—for keeping things dry inside your pack or duffel sack.
-Daypack (roughly 25 to 30 liters)
-Trekking Poles (Optional)
-(2) water bottles or an appearance sack
-Toiletries (small wash towel, toilet paper, and so on)

Toiletries
-a medium-sized, quick-drying towel
-Tooth Brush/Tooth Paste
-Multipurpose cleansers (ideally biodegradable)
-Nail scissors
-Face and body lotion
-Feminine cleanliness items
-small reflect
-Wet wipes (child wipes)
-Tissue or latrine roll
-Anti-bacterial hand wash

 Other things that are optional:
-Binoculars
-Trekking surveys
-Reading books
-Trail Map/Guidebook
-Journal, pen, and pencil
-small scratchpad
-Travel games, for example, chess, backgammon, and cards
-Base Layer
-Trekking Shirts
-Trekking trousers and shorts
-Rain Gear and Hard Shell Jacket
-A Sun Protection Hat
-raincoat or umbrella.

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Pisang Peak Climbing