Pisang Peak (6091m) is situated towards the North of Manang Valley, the western part of Nepal, from where the Annapurna Circuit starts. Pisang is actually a village from where you can move for Pisang Peak but you must be fully prepared before you decide to be there for the peak climbing. Once you scale the Pisang Peak, you will be delighted as you will be gifted with the wonderful views of the beautiful mountains and the sceneries from the peak of the valley of Manang and the range of Annapurna.
Pisang Peak is not tricky to climb yet it is considered as a difficult one to scale because Pisang Peak is known for its slippery feature that might cause problems to the climbers.
The total duration for the Pisang Peak Climbing has been planned for 13 days. Besides Peak climbing, it is also famous for sightseeing and trekking. For the transportation, you can go through tourist bus or private car/ taxi or you can avail air services too. The best season for the Pisang Peak Climbing is from March-July and September to early November. Pisang Peak is considered to be the most well liked and admired peak climbing by the trekkers, domestic and international. It is suitable for the beginners in terms of features but it also requires stamina and strength.
On your arrival at Kathmandu International Airport, you will be greeted with flower garlands/Khadas. Our representative will then take you to your hotel. If time prevails, you will visit office for paperwork.
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Today, you will visit popular world heritage monuments in Kathmandu including Kathmandu Durbar Square, Boudhanath, Swoyambhunath, and Pashupatinath. Alternatively, you can also choose Bhakatapur and Patan sightseeing. By late afternoon, you will drive back to your hotel.
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After early morning breakfast, our guide will pick you up from the hotel and drive from Kathmandu to Bhulbhule via Besisahar, takes about eight hours.
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Ahead the Marshyangdi valley forms a steep V-shape. Follow the winding mountain path down to Syange (1100m) and then climb steeply through sheer cliff-face some 200-300m above the riverbed. From here it is a few ups and downs before you reach Chamje.
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The first part of the trail descends to the Marshyangdi River at which point cross a suspension bridge and make a steep climb to Sattale (1550m). From here descend to a grassy riverbank that leads to the village of Tal (1700m) with its hotels and teahouses and a waterfalls. Beyond Tal, the valley narrows and the path takes to winding cliffs. Pass through the small village of Karte (1900m.) and cross a suspension bridge as you approach the Mani entrance to Dharapani (1960m.).
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Trek along the Dudh Khola that originates from the south face of Manaslu. With Annapurna II as your backdrop you will arrive at the village of Bagarchhap, distinct with its prayer flags fluttering in the breeze and Buddhist monastery. Continue to climb through forests of pine and oak, before passing by Danaque (2210m.). The trail goes through flat path until you reach Chame where there are government offices, shops and hotels. Chame is the administrative headquarters for the Manang district.
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With Lamjung Himal (6893m) sparkling in the morning sun, you climb the path up the valley, passing a huge apple orchard. The trail then enters fir and pine forest, and emerging out to a high, rocky cliff which is extremely steep that leads to Bhratang (2950m.). You now walk through a short stretch of pine forest as the path opens up to a wonderful vista of Annapurna II as well as Pisang Peak (6091m.). Afterwards follow a long section of Mani wall to lower village of Pisang.
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The trail is steep ascent passing through Upper Pisang. En route you cross forests of pine and local vegetation. The views of Annapurna rang welcome you.
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You trek along rocky glacier path to High Camp. You will be completely charmed by the panoramic views of Annapurna range, Chulu East, Chulu Far East, Nawal peak, Tilicho peak and many other unnamed mountains and peaks.
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At the summit of Pisang peak, you can have closer panoramic views of Annapurna range, Chulu East, Chulu Far East, Nawal peak, Tilicho peak, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Tibetan mountains, Kang Guru Peak, Gyaji Kang peak, Tilje peak, Kuchubhro peak and many more.
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The trail moves steeply down all the way to Pisang. The view of Annapurna range accompanies you.
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Trek from Pisang to Thanchowk takes about 6 hours.
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Trek from Thankchowk to Jagat via Dharapani takes about 6 hours.
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Drive from Jagat to Besi Sahar takes about eight hours.
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Drive from Besi Sahar to Kathmandu takes about six hours.
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As per your flight schedule, our airport representative will transfer from your hotel to the airport for your final departure.
Mountaineering Equipments
Crampons, Ice axe, Helmet, Harness, Lock and unlock Carabineers, Shovel, Climbing pack, Rope, Ski poles, Desender/abseil device, Jummer (Asender) , Tapes, Prusik Loops, Rappel device, Hand Warmer (if possible)
Clothing and Wears
Trekking shoes with spare laces, Mountaineering Boots, Plastic or leather for mountaineering boots, Gore-Tex pants, Long shorts, Insulated Parka, Jumper, Waterproof Jackets, Down Jacket, Fleece Vest, Wool cap, Neck Gaiter, Gloves, Climbing Socks, Thermal Underwear, Sandals, Snow Goggle
Essential Gears
Backpack, Duffle bag, Sleeping Bag, sleeping pad, Tents
Gadgets
Map, Compass, Camera, GPS, Two way radios, Binoculars, Head Lamp, Flashlight
Sun Protection Items
Sun glasses, sun scream, Lip balm
Medical
First aid Kit (Brufen / Ibuprofens, Antibiotic, Diamox, Paracetamol, Handy Plaster, Crack Bandage, Tincture Iodine, etc.)
Other Essentials
Energy Bars, Water bottle, Water Purification Tablets, Toiletries, Trekking poles, Pocket knife, raincoat, Satellite Phone, Altimeter
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