 More than anything else, Nepal is best known for it's mountains and mountaineering expeditions. Nowhere else on earth can you find such a concentration of high snow capped mountains and have the opportunity to climb some of the highest peaks in the world. Of course, Everest immediately comes to mind when people think of Nepal but what is often less known is that Nepal is home to another seven peaks over 8000 meters and innumerable other between six and eight thousand meters. Currently more than 326 peaks are available for expeditions with an additional 33 minor peaks being designated as “Trekking Peaks”. Please find your favorite climbing peak below and email us and we will take care of the rest.
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Island Peak (6187m.) Imja Tse |
| Trek Grade: | D (Mountaineering) | | Trek Duration: | 15 Days | | Hotel in KTM: | 4 Nights | | Seasons: | Feb. to May & Sept. to Nov. |
Our unique itinerary takes you into the high valleys of the Khumbu region, providing magnificent views of the awesome Khumbu peaks as you acclimatize for the trekking ahead. We have the opportunity to conquer Island Peak (6,200m.). Whilst Island Peak is well within the capabilities of any fit and determined hill walker, it can be demanding and requires some basic climbing experience.
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Mera Peak (6,461m.) crossing Amphu Lapcha with climbing |
| Trek Grade: | D (Mountaineering) | | Trek Duration: | 19 Days | | Hotel in KTM: | 4 Nights | | Seasons: | March to May & Sept to Nov. |
Mera Peak 6654m. Mera is one of the wildest and less discovered areas in the Khumbu region despite being well known to trekkers, climbers and nature lovers from around the world. Crossing Amphu Lapcha Pass (5,245m), adds another excitement to this climbing expedition, while being in the lap of Lhotse, Nuptse, Amadablam, Makalu and Baruntse peaks.
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Cholatse is located in the Khumbu Himalaya region; comparatively this peak is very hard to climb than some of other trekking peak and higher mountain in Nepal. Not many climbers have been succeeding to climb this peak. Climbing solo at this level would be impossible without the vast mountaineering ability. This peak is recommended to climb if you skilled ice and rock climber. |
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Also known as Kangde Ri, Kongde, Kwangde is a difficult mountain to climb and stands at a height of 6,011m. It forms an impressive multi-summited ridge, Shar, Lho and Nup, at the eastern end of the Lumding Himal, which in turn is part of Rolwaling Himal. The mountain stands above the Bhote Koshi River to the south-west of Namche Bazar. The northern part of the mountain forms an impressive barrier having several steep ridges to the north. |
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Lobuche East Peak (6,119m.) |
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Lobuche East peak is one of the popular trekking peaks in Nepal to climb, located in Everest Khumbu Himalayan range. This peak is an attractive summit and offers various routes for climbing. The normal route for climbing is through South Ridge. Lobuche east peak consists of several small summits and the true summit requires climbing steep snow and ice slopes to the top from the summit ridge. |
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Naya Kanga Peak, Ganja La Chuli (5844m) |
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Naya Kanga, also called Ganja-La Chuli, is magnificently situated in the rarely visited Langtang region of Nepal. Its accessibility makes it an ideal choice of venue for a short visit to the himalayas. The normal route to this peak is via the snowy north-east ridge. It is not yet clear who climbed this summit first. The most important reward of climbing Naya Kanga is the spectacular view of mountains in or near Tibet. |
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Pachermo Peak lies in the south of Tashilapcha. Seen from the pass the mountain is an attractive but straightforward snow peak with a well defined ridge rising from the relative flat, crevassed glacier. From the high camp near the Tashilapcha cross wide, crevassed snow slopes to gain the ridge of Pachermo, rising from the broken glacier of the pass. The ridge is followed with little difficulties, although in some conditions crevasses might give problems towards the summit. |
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Pokhalde looks like a crenulated rocky ridge dominated by the vast bulk of Nuptse when seen from Nuptse. The mountain has a small hanging glacier, which is best reached along the ridge rising from the Kongma La, on its northern side. The last 50 meters to the top is rather steep so may need a rope. Although the summit is comparatively. |
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An interesting mountain for serious climbers. Only a few attempts have been made on Taboche, Several routes are possible. Pheriche valley trail is easy approach. |
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