Peak Climbing in Nepal

Since the Tenzing Norgey Sherpa and Edmund Hillary’s 1st successful attemption on Everest, Peak Climbing became a very popular adventure outdoor sports in Nepal. Nepal has more than 1,300 mountains above 6,000m and eight highest peaks out of fourteen over eight thousand meter mountains in the world. All those mountains offer mountaineering and trekking peak climbing adventure fun for those who are willing to climb and making a dream of climbing then they can go for peak climbing fun or outdoor activities in the Himalayas. Thousands of mountaineers come to Nepal with different motive some to test their skills and courage while some other come to fulfill peak climbing desire. Peak climbing offers a great chance to summit the High Himalaya and stand at the top and see the world. Of course peak climbing requires some technical skills and experience of mountaineering. If you have no any previous experiences upon it then don’t be worry, our experienced climbing guide will train you at base camp before climbing for basics techniques of rope handling, Ice axe and crampon using. Every climbing will be guided by the well trained and experienced climbing guides. All our climbing guides are well trained and licensed by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). We basically use our local guide who are intimately familiar with related mountains and local routes. Touren Nepal treks offers relatively easy access trekking Peaks climbing in popular trekking destination that can be completed within a short time period including trekking. We assist some peak climbing including trekking in Everest region are: Lobuche east, Lobuche west, Island peak, Nirekha peak and Mera peak. Pisang peak, Chulu east, Chulu west, Thorong peak are in classic Annapurna circuit region. Larke peak and Himlung peak climbing in Manaslu circuit trekking and Yala peak and Naya Khang peak in Langtang valley trekking.

Climbing permit issuance method: Nepal Mountaineering Association gives the permission to climb mountains bellow 22000 Ft., those are quoted as a group “ A” whereas the mountaineering section of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation issues permission to climb the mountains above 22000 ft. are call group “B”. Peak climbing royalties depends on group size and mountains and mountain area.

Royalty for foreign climber per person in US dollar.

Group "A"

Group "B"