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Himlung Himal Peak Climbing | Conquer a 7,126m Himalayan Giant
Overview
Himlung Himal is a majestic 7,126m peak in Nepal’s Nar Phu Valley, ideal for climbers seeking a challenging yet achievable Himalayan expedition. Traverse ancient Tibetan villages, high-altitude glaciers, and technical ridges while experiencing the untouched beauty of the Manaslu region.
FAQs
Q: Is prior climbing experience required?
A: Yes! Basic ice/rock climbing skills and high-altitude experience are essential.
Q: What gear is provided?
A: We provide group gear (ropes, tents). Bring personal gear: -30°C sleeping bag, mountaineering boots, layers.
Q: How cold does it get on summit day?
A: Temperatures can drop to -25°C (-13°F); windchill increases the cold.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400m)
- Activities: Airport pickup, hotel check-in, gear check, welcome dinner.
- SEO Focus: Kathmandu arrival, Himlung Himal preparation.
Day 2: Kathmandu Cultural Tour
- Activities: Visit UNESCO sites (Swayambhunath, Boudhanath); trek briefing.
- Key Sights: Buddhist stupas, Newari architecture.
Day 3: Drive to Koto (2,600m)
- Activities: 8–9-hour scenic drive via Besisahar; follow the Marshyangdi River.
- Key Sights: Terraced farms, waterfalls.
Day 4: Trek to Meta (3,560m)
- Distance: 18 km (7-8 hours)
- Activities: Enter the restricted Nar Phu Valley and ascend through pine forests.
- Elevation Gain: +960m
Day 5: Trek to Kyang (3,840m)
- Distance: 12 km (6-7 hours)
- Activities: Traverse rugged trails; interact with Tibetan-influenced communities.
Day 6: Trek to Phu Gaon (4,080m)
- Distance: 10 km (5-6 hours)
- Activities: Explore Tashi Lakhang Monastery; first views of Himlung Himal.
Day 7: Acclimatization in Phu Gaon
- Activities: Visit ancient fortresses and yak pastures; cultural immersion.
Day 8: Trek to Himlung Base Camp (4,900m)
- Distance: 8 km (4-5 hours)
- Activities: Ascend glacial moraines; gear preparation and climbing briefing.
Day 9-12: Acclimatization & Training
- Activities:
- Day 9-10: Rotations to Camp 1 (5,500m) and return.
- Day 11: Glacier training (ice axes, crampons, crevasse rescue).
- Day 12: Rest and strategy session.
Day 13: Summit Push Begins (Camp 1)
- Distance: 5 km (4-5 hours)
- Activities: Establish Camp 1; overnight at 5,500m.
Day 14: Camp 1 to Camp 2 (6,000m)
- Distance: 3 km (5-6 hours)
- Activities: Technical climb on snow/ice slopes; set up Camp 2.
Day 15: Camp 2 to Camp 3 (6,350m)
- Distance: 2 km (4-5 hours)
- Activities: Steep ascent; prepare for summit bid.
Day 16: Summit Day (7,126m); Return to Camp 2
- Activities: Pre-dawn climb via the Northwest Ridge; 360° views of Manaslu and Annapurna ranges.
- Key Challenge: 10-12 hour round trip; descend to Camp 2.
Day 17: Contingency Day
- Buffer: An Extra day for weather delays or an extended summit window.
Day 18: Return to Base Camp
- Distance: 8 km (3-4 hours)
- Activities: Descend through moraines; celebrate at base camp.
Day 19: Trek to Phu Gaon
- Distance: 8 km (4-5 hours)
- Activities: Retrace steps; farewell to high-altitude vistas.
Day 20: Trek to Meta
- Distance: 14 km (6-7 hours)
- Activities: Descend through Nar Phu Valley and interact with locals.
Day 21: Trek to Koto
- Distance: 18 km (7-8 hours)
- Activities: Exit restricted area; overnight in Koto.
Day 22: Drive to Kathmandu
- Activities: 8–9-hour drive; farewell dinner in Kathmandu.
Day 23: Free Day in Kathmandu
- Activities: Optional shopping, spa, or cultural tours (Bhaktapur/Patan).
Day 24: Departure
- Activities: Airport transfer or extend your trip.
What's included
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Climbing permit for Himlung Himal (USD 500 in autumn, USD 250 in spring)
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Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)
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TIMS Card (Trekking Information Management System)
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Airport transfers (domestic and international)
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Domestic transportation (e.g., Kathmandu to Koto by jeep or private vehicle)
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Full-board accommodation during the trek (lodges + tented camp)
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Three meals per day during the trek and at base camp
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Professional climbing Sherpa(s) and experienced trekking guide
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Base Camp setup (kitchen, dining tent, toilet tent, sleeping tent)
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High-altitude tents and climbing gear (for group use)
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Porters for equipment and personal baggage
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Insurance for guide and support staff
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Group climbing gear (ropes, ice screws, snow bars, etc.)
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Emergency medical kit and satellite phone (for communication/emergency)
What's not included
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International flights to/from Nepal
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Nepal visa fees
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Personal climbing gear (boots, harness, crampons, down suit, etc.)
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Travel and high-altitude insurance (mandatory)
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Extra nights in Kathmandu due to early return or delays
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Personal expenses (tips, drinks, snacks, laundry, etc.)
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Tips for guides, Sherpas, and porters
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Contingency/rescue expenses in case of emergency evacuation
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