Nepal
having 1310 Himalayan peaks over 6000 meters
offers joys of mountaineering in Nepal which
can be combined with the pleasure of Trekking
& Expedition. We organize Trekking,
peak climbing, Mountaineering, Expedition
on the major trekking peaks in Nepal opened
by Nepal mountaineering Association. Mountaineering
beginners can enjoy trekking with a combination
of peak climbing mainly in Everest, Annapurna
and Langtang regions. The most popular trekking
peaks in Nepal are Island Peak, Mera Peak,
Lobuche East Peak, Lobuche west peak, Tawache
peak, Kwangde peak, Cho la peak/Cholaste,
peak & Pokalde Peak, in Everest region,
Nayakanga Peak, Yala peak in Langtang region
and Pisang Peak, Singuchuli Peak, Tharpu
Chuli Peak, Tent peak, Chulu east peak,
Chulu west peak, Thorung peak, Thapa peak,
Dhampus peak, Tilicho peak, Hunchuli in
Annapurna region. Being a member of Nepal
Mountaineering Association (NMA), Himalaya
Journey Treks & Expedition also organizes
peak climbing to our valued customers. The
government of Nepal has authorized the Nepal
Mountaineering Association to issue permit
for 18 peaks of 5,555m to 6,654m ranges
in the Everest region, Langtang region,
Annapurna region and other more area.
Baruntse (7129) lies
in Nepal between Everest
and Makalu. It has four
ridges and four summits
being substantial and
symmetrical snow peak.
It is bounded on the
east by Barun Glacier
flowing north-south
from Cho, to the nort-west
by the Imja glacier
and the Hunku glacier
forms the south east
boundary. Read
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It
is no surprise that Himalayan
peaks have drawn adventurers,
climbers and cultural
enthusiasts for nearly
200 years. The stark and
rugged terrain, so entwined
with the culture of local
Sherpa people, offers
such powerful experiences
that Himalayan travel
stands in a class by itself.
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Naya Kang (5,844 m) rises
to the west of Ganja La,
and is a popular but difficult
mountain to climb. The
normal route to this peak
is via the snowy north-east
ridge. This trekking peak
climbing can be accomplished
in Langtang valley. Read
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Pokhalde (5,806 m) was
first climbed in 1953
via the Kongma La along
its north ridge by the
1953 Everest Expedition
team led by John Hunt.
Pokhalde looks like a
crenulated rocky ridge
dominated by the vast
bulk of Nuptse when seen
from Nuptse. Read
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This magnificent peak
rises as a giant shoulder
of shining ice and snow.
This is a conical peak
on the northern side of
Thapa ( Dhampus )Pass
and generally snow covered
but not alpine in nature
i.e. no crevasses. Read
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Chulu
East (6,584m) is situated
high above the Manang
valley with breathtaking
views across to the Annapurna
II, III and IV, Gangapurna,
Glacier Dome, Dhaulagiri,
Tilicho peak and Manaslu.
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Lobuche
peak is known as Lhauche
among the Locals. This
attractive summit rises
above the town of Lhauche
which is just a few kilometer
from the Mt. Everest.
There exist two distinct
summits on this peak and
your objective is to get
on the 6,119m high eastern
summit. Read
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Paldor
lies at the south-east
end of Ganesh Himal marking
the junction of the Tiru
and Karpu Dandas at the
head of the Mailung Khola,
a tributary of the Trisuli
Gandaki river. On a clear
day the Ganesh Himal,
with the icy fangs of
Pabil (7,101m.), Logsang
Karpo (7,150m.), Ganesh
I (7,406m.) and Ganesh
V (6,950m.) Read
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Ramdung
Peak (5930m) is situated
south of the Tesilabtsa
pass, which borders Khumbu
and the immense Rolwaling
valley. Crossing the pass
into the remote valley
of Rolwaling takes you
to the rarely climbed
peak of Ramdung. Read
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Yala
peak is a part of the
Langtang Himal which is
located at the central
part of Nepal. Walking
through the dense forest
and traditional ethnic
settlements you reach
the wonderful base camp
of Yala peak.Read
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The
massif of Chulus, it stands
in front of spectacular
chain of Annapurna Himal.
Between the two Cholus,
the west is higher then
east. The view of entire
slope of Annapurna II,
IV, III, Gangapurna, Annapurna
I, is outstanding from
the top of Chulu West.
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Pachharmo
peak (6273m) lies south
of the Tesi Lapcha and,
when seen from the pass
the mountain is really
attractive. It is a straightforward
snow peak first climbed
in 1955 along a well defined
north-by-northwest ridge
rising from a relatively
flat, but crevassed, glacier
that is still the main
route to the summit. The
Rolwaling valley is the
main access to Pachharmo.
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Singu
Chuli (6,501 m) was formerly
known as Fluted Peak.
The first ascent of this
peak was made by Wilf
Noyce and David Cox on
its North-East Face and
the top section of the
East Ridge.Read
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Hiunchuli
(6441m) is the fourth
highest peak among the
'Trekking Peaks'. It is
one of the least difficult
by expeditions which lies
in the Annapurna range
and it is connected to
Annapurna South discovered
by Col. Jimmy Roberts.
It is one of the three
major trekking peaks within
the Annapurna Sanctuary
to be named by Roberts.Read
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The
Mera peak trek (6476m)
is famed for the being
the biggest trekking peak
in Nepal, though there
is little technical difficulty
required to climb. Mera
Peak rises to the South
of Everest and dominates
the beautiful and remote
valleys of Hinku and Hongu.Read
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Pisang
Peak 6092 m. rises above
Pisang village and lush
green Yak pastures in
a uniform slope of ice
and snow to the final
pyramid like summit. Pisang
peak is considered one
of the easier climbing
peaks among the trekking
peaks of Nepal. Read
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Situated
in the heart of the Annapurna
Sanctuary, Tharpuchuli
is an attractive mountain.
It is a part of the ridgeline
and is located south from
the glacier dome. It includes
Singu Chuli and acts as
a central divider between
the semicircles of peaks
enclosing the Sanctuary.Read
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