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Pisang Peak Climbing

18 Days
  • 6091 meters (19,983 feet)
  • Annapurna
  • Kathmandu Airport- Kathmandu
  • Moderate
  • Three-Star to Five-Star Hotels (Kathmandu), tea houses/lodge/camp during the climb
  • Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November)
  • 4 to 7 Hours Per Day
  • 1-12 People Per Group (Option for Private Tour is available)
  • Jeep and Flight
  • Dhaulagiri, Mt. Annapurna, Manaslu, Gangapurna, and Tilicho Peak

Overview

Pisang Peak Climbing is one of the best trekking destinations lying in the Annapurna Region of Nepal. The peak towers above a small village of Pisang and measures 6091 meters in height. Pisang Peak stands in the shape of a pyramid at the northern border of the Manang Valley. Further, it adds to the Annapurna massif towards the east. 

Pisang Peak is one of the 400 peaks that are officially open for mountaineering thrill in Nepal. Pisang Peak climb is the best alternative to Mera Peak Climbing. This mountain is relatively easy as compared to other peaks of the Annapurna region. However, the adventure does demand some climbing skills, strength, stamina, and endurance for the successful summit. The hanging crevasses glacier and the massive rock in the western end of the climb make it challenging for the climbers. 

The majestic panoramic view of Mt. Annapurna I (8091 meters), Mt. Annapurna II (7937 meters), Mt. Manaslu (8156 meters), Mt. Annapurna IV (7525 meters), Gangapurna (7455 meters), and Mt. Dhaulagiri (8167 meters) will gratify your heart for the lifetime. This adventure will give you a taste of varying topography, vegetation, ecosystem, culture, and lifestyle. Pisang Peak Climb will be one of the best adventures of your lifetime. 

The Pisang Peak climb starts at Dharapani. From here, you will follow the trekking route that leads to many other famous destinations in the Annapurna circuit. The path follows the Marsyangdi River valley. You will experience varying landscapes and Gurung cultures along the way. Walk along the green meadows that lead up to a barren topography. 

You will see the red forest of rhododendron up to the upper area of Chame. Continue up to Upper Pisang, where you will acclimatize for a day. You will walk past a pasture called Kharka and take the trail along the leveled ground up to Pisang Peak Base Camp. Head towards Pisang Peak High Camp and summit the peak the day after. Stand tall at 6091 meters and enjoy the heavenly sight of iconic peaks of the Himalayas. Experience the touch of heaven on Earth.

After a successful climb, you will head down to base camp and make your way to Manang Valley, where you will get to know the monks’ lifestyle and the Gurung community. Passing through Yak Kharka, visit the Thorong La Pass (5416 meters) and reach Muktinath. You will board a flight back to Pokhara from Jomsom and put your exhaustion to rest. You will drive back to Kathmandu and board a flight back home on the 18th day of your journey. 

The best season for Pisang Peak Climbing is during Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November). During these two seasons, the weather remains clear and increases the chances of getting the best view of the mountain ranges. Moreover, the days are longer so that you get enough time to reach the destination for each day.

Short Introduction of Pisang Peak Climbing

Pisang Peak is one of the famous trekking destinations in the Annapurna Region. It stands tall at 6091 meters in the Western part of Nepal. A German Expedition team first climbed in 1955. The climb offers a relatively easier summiting experience in the Himalayas. You can witness the glorious sight of Mt. Annapurna I (8091 meters), Mt. Annapurna II (7937 meters), Mt. Manaslu (8156 meters), Mt. Annapurna IV (7525 meters), Gangapurna (7455 meters), and Mt. Dhaulagiri (8167 meters). 

Why You Will Love Pisang Peak Climbing

  • Pisang Peak is among the straightforward peaks in the Annapurna region
  • 360 degrees panoramic view from the height of 6091 meters
  • Includes the astounding Annapurna Circuit trekking route
  • One of the famous trekking peaks of Nepal
  • Easy peak to get introduced to alpine skills
  • Journey through high green hills, rocky trail, green meadows, mountain desert, rhododendron forest, Yak grazing land, and more
  • Stay in beautiful villages and surround yourself with Gurung ethnicity and lifestyle
  • View of Chako Peak (6687 meters) that runs alongside Hunlung Khola, Phu Khola, and Nar Khola
  • To the South runs Marsyangdi River and Mesokanto La
  • To the West is the Kali Gandaki gorge (world’s deepest gorge)
  • To the North is the Parchekya La (5447 meters)
  • Summit view includes Annapurna (II, III, IV), Dhaulagiri, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, Manaslu, and Lamjung Himalayan Range.

Is Pisang Peak Climb Right For You?

  • The weather conditions in the mountain region can be unpredictable and affect the specified length of the itinerary. The package may lengthen for customer safety in case of harsh weather conditions during the summit. So make sure you plan the time of the year carefully. The scenery and conditions may vary depending on the season you choose to go on this expedition.
  • For about a week, you will have to walk continuously for 5 to 7 hours per day, excluding the climb itself. So you should prepare yourself physically and mentally for the challenge. Do some exercises to increase your stamina and strength before you come to Nepal for your climb. Also, it will be a plus if you engage yourself in climbing exercises prior to this expedition.
  • Pisang Peak stands at 6091 meters/19,984 feet. This technical yet challenging climb will test your stamina, endurance, and strength. The adventure may be incredibly tricky for those with low fitness levels or no previous summiting experience. So make sure that your body can meet the fitness level required for the climb. 
  • This journey includes around 9 overnight stays over 3000 meters. The thinning air pressure may increase the risk of developing AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness). You may encounter shortness of breath and mild headaches during your stay or climb. Your guide will make sure to lead you according to your natural pace. Walk slowly to let your body adjust to the thinning air. 
  • Our guides and Sherpas are well trained and experienced in handling emergencies. They also carry first aid, including some emergency medicines, to help you in the time of difficulty. In extreme cases where you need emergency evacuation from any spot, we will rescue you via helicopter. 
  • We recommend that you keep yourself active and fit to decrease the risk of fatality. Make sure that you are physically and physiologically capable of taking the climb before booking the trip. If you are unsure about your conditions, you should seek medical advice.

Day-to-Day Itinerary Table

Day Itinerary  Altitude  Duration
1 Arrival At Tribhuvan International Airport (Kathmandu) and Transfer to Hotel 1,400 m
2 Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing Tour + Climbing Preparation 1400 m –
3 Drive From Kathmandu to Dharapani 1960 m 7 hours drive on Jeep,
4 Trek From Dharapani to Chame 2710 m 5 to 6 hours
5 Trek From Chame to Upper Pisang  3700 m 5 to 6 hours
6 Acclimatization Day at Upper Pisang 3700 m –
7 Trek From Upper Pisang to Pisang Peak Basecamp 4380 m 4 to 5 hours
8 Trek From Basecamp to High Camp 5400 m 3 to 4 hours
9 Summit Pisang Peak and Descend to Basecamp 6091 m at Pisang Peak

4380 m at Base Camp

8 to 9 hours
10 Contingency day  4380 m –
11 Trek From Pisang Base Camp to Manang Valley 3540 m 5 to 6 hours
12 Trek From Manang To Yak Kharka 4110 m 3 to 4 hours
13 Trek From Yak Kharka To Thorung Phedi 4420 m 3 to 4 hours
14 Trek From Thorung Phedi To Muktinath via Thorung La Pass 3800 m at Muktinath

5416 m at Thorung La Pass

8 to 9  hours
15 Trek From Muktinath To Jomsom 2715 m  5 to 6 hours
16 Morning Flight From Jomsom To Pokhara Airport and Explore The City of Pokhara 827 m 35 minutes
17 Drive Back to Kathmandu  1400 m 6 hours
18 Final Departure from Tribhuvan International Airport 1400 m –

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