Pisang Peak Climbing – 13 Days Overview
For mountaineers wishing to combine trekking and peak climbing in a single journey, Pisang Peak climbing is a popular option. Pisang Peak is the right call if you are an ambitious spirit looking for an exciting climbing experience in the gorgeous Himalayas.
Pisang Peak is one of the popular peaks. It lies in the Northern part of Nepal, within the Annapurna region in the Manang district. Pisang Peak stands steadily at the height of 6091m and looks like a pyramid of ice and snow.
The peak was first climbed by the German expedition in 1955. The trail throughout the climb is beautifully decorated with cultural villages and holy sites including Muktinath. Moreover, you come across one of the highest mountain passes called Thorong La Pass.
Besides this, the route also passes through green vegetation, and forest allowing us to see the amazing wildlife of Annapurna Conservation Area. The place consists of many rare animals and plants like snow leopards, red pandas, Himalayan Tahr, etc.
However, the stunning view of Lamjung Himal, and Mount Manaslu remains the main attraction of this trek. Even though the authorities categorize Pisang Peak as easy peak climbing, you need strong physical and mental fitness for this trek and climb.
Marvel Trek is a licensed expedition company. It has been providing the best facilities and services to its climbers since 1998 along with some great experiences. We not only keep your safety as the priority. But also guide you to fulfill your wish of experiencing the thrill of climbing a mountain. Join us on the thrilling adventure with Pisang Peak Climbing.
Outline Itinerary
Day 1- Kathmandu-Syangje (6-7 hours drive)
Day 2- Syangje-Dharapani, (5-6 hours walk)
Day 3- Dharapani-Chame, (6-7hours walk)
Day 4- Chame-upper Pisang, (5-6 hours walk)
Day 5- Upper Pisang- Pisang Peak base camp, (3-4 hours walk)
Day 6- Pisang Peak base camp-Pisang peak high camp, (3-4 hours walk)
Day 7- Pisang Peak high camp- peak climbing, back to base camp, (8-9 hours walk)
Day 8- Base camp- Manang valley, (5-6 hours walk)
Day 9- Manang valley- Yak Kharka, (4-5 hours walk)
Day 10- Yak Kharka-Thorang Phedi, (3-4 hours walk)
Day 11- Thorang Phedi- Muktinath (8-9 hours walk)
Day 12- Muktinath-Jomsom, (5-6 hours walk)
Day 13- Jomsom-Pokhara-Kathmandu, 25 minutes flight, 30 minutes flight
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