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Trekking Peaks in Nepal |
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Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA)
is a national alpine association of
Nepal and has categorized the
mountains of Nepal into expedition
and trekking peaks. Peaks above
7,000 m are categorized as
expedition peaks that demand much
higher permit fees and more
mountaineering technical skills. As
per NMA, a trekking peak is a
mountain under 7,000 metres which is
considered climbable by anyone with
a moderate amount of mountaineering
experience and skills. While some
can be climbed without crampons or
an ice axe, most require use of this
equipment. Trekking peaks offer a
great potential adventure and
exploration.
For trekkers there are 18 minor
peaks open for Alpine climbing.
Unique Adventure International
provides all kinds of detailed
information and logistical support
required for climbing arrangements
to attempt summits. In spite of the
fact that the altitude of the peaks
is below 6600m, they offer a serious
challenge often passing over rocky,
icy and snowy terrain. The use of
ropes and other mountaineering
equipment is also necessary on these
treks. It is strongly recommended
that the climbers having technical
know-how on snow and ice climbing
can attempt these peaks, except for
a few easy peaks such as Mera Peak
(6476m). The association has
classified the trekking peaks into
two sub-categories as Group "A" and
Group "B" peaks. Association
monitors all climbing activities of
these peaks and are subject to its
rules & regulations.
Permit Fee Structure for Trekking (NMA)
Peaks which is to be paid to NMA
through your local liaison agent in
Nepal
Group "A" Peak:
Royalty for up to seven members (1-7
members) : USD 500.00
Royalty for each additional member
up to 12 persons: USD 100.00
(Maximum 12 persons are permitted in
a group)
Group "B" Peaks :
Group Size: 1-4 Person US $ 350.00
US $ 40.00 per extra member up to 8
members US $ 25.00 per extra member
up to 12 members (Maximum 12 persons
in a group)
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Trekking Peaks |
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Mera Peak
The Highest Trekking Peak
6,654m of Nepal
Mera Peak is the highest of
the permitted "Trekking
Peaks" in Nepal. The trek
begins by flying into the
heart of the Himalaya to the
village of Lukla. From here
you will cross a high pass
into a remote valley and
steadily acclimate, as you
have to move toward base
camp & establish a high camp
on the glacier from where
you will attempt the summit.....
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Pisang Peak
Pisang Peak is one of the
popular peaks for climbing
in Nepal and rises opposite
of Annapurna II (7937).
Pisang Peak lays roughly in
between the giants’
Annapurna I and Manaslu both
over eight thousand’s
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Island Peak
This trip is the same as the
‘Everest’ treks till your
entrance to the Chukkung
valley. Either you can take
air service from Katmandu to
Lukla or drive to Jiri 184
km. Eastward of Katmandu and
commence trek to Lukla and
then continue up past Namche
Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche,
Imaja Glacier to the Base
camp of Imja Tse or Island
peak. Three days are set
aside for the ascent of Imja
Tse and follow the same
route back to Katmandu as in
the ‘Everest’ trek. If you
take one-way flight to Lukla,
the whole trip will cover
within 23 days and 16 days
is enough if both way
flights are taken....
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Chulu West Peak
Between the Everest and
Langtang regions is the
stunning mid-Eastern range
of the Himalayas; the
Rolwaling valley. This is
home to famous peaks such as
Mount Ghauri Shankar
(7134m), Dorje Lakpa, and
many others. A few miles
south of the Tibetan border
it is known as one of the
seven hidden valleys in the
Himalayas. This is a wild
and barely explored district
where legendary tales of the
abominable snowman, known as
the "Yeti", haunt the
imagination of climbers. On
the slope of Rolwaling
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Chulu East Peak
Chulu East (6,584 m.) is
situated high above the Manang
valley with breathtaking views
across to the Annapurnas II, III and
IV, Gangapurna, Glacier Dome,
Dhaulagiri, Tilicho Peak and Manaslu.
The climb is combined with the
classic trek around the Annapurna
massif, ascending the Marshyangdi
valley and crossing the Thorong La,
before descending the Kali Gandaki
valley to Pokhara. ...
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Tharpu Chuli (Tent Peak)
Tharpu Chuli (Tent Peak) is located
in the Annapurna sanctuary. The
Sanctuary is an amphitheater, with a
range of impressive Himalayan Peaks
forming a vast bowl, accessible only
from the South through the Modi
Khola River valley. The immense
South Face of Annapurna South
(7291m), situated at the head of the
Annapurna South Glacier, guards the
Western flank of the Sanctuary. And
right in the middle this all is
Tharpu but also seeing ranges of
mountain scenery.
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Peaks of Nepal
We
organize peak climbing's in all these
following peaks. If you are
interested in any one Peaks among
the following please email us, then
we will provide you the necessary
informations.
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Email:
seagull@mos.com.np
Phone: 977-1-4442019/4442629/4442641
Website:
www.rolwalingtrek.com /
www.seagullnepal.com
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