Nepal Peak Climbing

The Nepalese Government in 1978 introduced a category of trekking peaks to capitalize on the demand and interest by climbers in less complicated arrangements. The terms Trekking peaks denotes a small mountain that may be attempted with few formalities instead of an expensive expedition permit and complex regulations.

Climbing on trekking peaks usually commences at high altitudes and the summits are on or near the danger zone, above 6000m (19,680ft), even for relatively modest peaks. There exist a handful of peaks that give novice climbers a chance to top a respectable Himalayan summit, involving an ascent over snow and ice terrain; these peaks are located in the popular trekking areas (Everest, Annapurna and Langtang regions), have relatively easy access and can be undertaken within a relatively short period of time. Rolwalling, Kanchenjungha and far west region have also beautiful climbed peaks. These are the peaks that we focus on. For those seeking to climb one of these peaks, an essential requirement is to be in excellent physical condition and have some outdoor background.
Peak climbing to the Himalaya, large or small, are usually required to work through a local agency for the provision of services with in that country. Proper physical, mental, and logistical preparation is the key to a rewarding and successful climb.Climbing permits are valid for one month.

Note: Trekking Peak Climbing Permit obtain from the Nepal Mountaineering Assocation. And High climbing rescue insurance is a must.

Peak Permit Fee Structure as below:

Group "A' Peaks			Cost/Season→	Spring	Autumn	Winter	Summer
SN	Name of the peak	Region	Height↓	March-April-May	Sept-Oct-Nov	Dec-Jan-Feb	June-July-August
1	Mt Cholatse	Khumbu	6423m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
2	Mt. Kyazo Ri	Mahalangur	6151m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
3	Mt.Phari Lapcha	Mahalangur	6017m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
4	Mt. Nirekha	Mahalangur	6159m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
5	Mt. Langsisa Ri	Jugal	6412m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
6	Mt. Ombigaichen	Mahalangur	6340m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
7	Mt. Bokta	Kanchenjunga	6114m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
8	Mt. Chekigo	Gaurishankar	6121m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
9	Mt. Lobuje West	Khumbu	6135m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
10	Mt. Larkya Peak	Manaslu	6416m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
11	Mt. ABI	Mahalangur	6043m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
12	Mt. Yubra Himal	Langtang Himal	6048m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70

Group "B' Peaks			Cost/Season→	Spring	Autumn	Winter	Summer
SN	Name of the peak	Region	Height↓	March-April-May	Sept-Oct-Nov	Dec-Jan-Feb	June-July-August
1	Hiunchuli	Annapurna Himal	6434m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
2	Singu Chuli (Fluted Peak)	Annapurna Himal	6501m	USD400	USD200	USD100	USD100
3	Mera Peak	Khumbu Himal	6470m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
4	Kusum Kangru	Khumbu Himal	6360m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
5	Kwangde	Khumbu Himal	6086m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
6	Chulu West	Manang district	6419m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
7	Chulu East	Manang district	6584m	USD400	USD200	USD100	USD100
8	Imja Tse (Island Peak)	Khumbu Himal	6165m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
9	Pharchamo	Rolwaling Himal	6279m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
10	Lobuje	Khumbu Himal	6090m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
11	Ramdung	Rolwaling Himal	5900m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
12	Pisang Peak	Manang district	6091m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
13	Khongma Tse (Mehra Peak)	Khumbu Himal	5849m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
14	Ganja La Chuli (Naya Kanga)	Langtang Himal	5863m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70
15	Paldor Peak	Langtang Himal	5903m	USD250	USD125	USD70	USD70