


Manang, Nepal
Nepal
20 Days
Challenging
Hiking/ Trekking/ Climbing
6419 M / 21059.71 Feet
Mar to May, Sep to Nov
Included
Kathmandu/ Kathmandu
Hotels, Teahouses, and Tents
Accessible Alpine Climbing
The Chulu West Peak, 6,419 meters (21,059 feet), is a non-technical mountaineering experience that can be used by trekkers of average fitness. The ascents demand simple snow and ice climbing, with no technical mountain climbing expertise, which makes it a pleasant activity for those who want to engage in high-level mountaineering without much prior expertise.
Annapurna Region Gateway
Chulu West Peak is in the Annapurna region, where accessibility to one of the most scenically diverse regions of Nepal is gained. The area is known to have gorgeous mountain scenery, wild nature, and Himalayan culture that are not found on congested highways.
Panoramic Mountain Views
At the top, the views of the Annapurna massif, Dhauligiri, Manang peaks, and the far Tibetan plateau are outstanding and 360-degree in nature. The scenery of the vistas includes some of the most dramatic and visually pleasant mountain sceneries of the Himalayas.
Less Crowded Adventure
The Chulu West Peak is not very congested, as is the case with other mountain peaks such as Island Peak or Lobuche Peak. This provides a less stressful, close mountaineering with fewer people on the route and more time alone in the mountains.
Remote Wilderness Adventure.
The mission explores virgin, less corporate mountain terrain. Climbers get to experience real wilderness and real high altitude conditions with little tourist infrastructure, thus giving them a true adventure feel.
The Immersing Culture of Manang.
The hike goes up through the Manang district, which has a distinct Tibetan culture and traditional villages with an unusual architecture. Meetings with the local communities provide experiences of the life and tradition of the mountains, unlike the experiences of the normal Kathmandu Valley.
Acclimatization Route
The 14-16 day schedule is sufficient to permit gradual acclimatization via varying elevations. The strategy of hiking along diverse terrain enables bodies to acclimatize well with the high altitude until the summit.
Development of Technical Skills.
The ascent instills realistic mountaineering techniques such as cramponing, the use of an ice axe, the use of ropes, and managing altitude. It is a good preparation for higher or more technical peaks that would be the aim of those who need to move higher.
White Glacial and Alpine Beauty.
The trip includes a beautiful scenery of the alpine meadows, glaciers, and moraines as well as high-altitude passes. Climbers get to enjoy the uncivilized appearance of high-altitude landscapes in a relatively clean environment.
Stunning Trekking Passages.
The ascending and descending tracks provide excellent walking holidays in varying landscapes, some forested lower areas, high passes, and alpine areas, all with their own scenic and cultural features.
It is a road that leads to the Annapurna Circuit.
The Chulu West Peak is an option that one can add to the renowned Annapurna Circuit trek, and with the help of the option, the climbers can encounter plenty of trekking and mountaineering experience in an all-inclusive trip.
High Success Rates
Under the right conditions of acclimatization and the basic skills in mountaineering, the success rates in Chulu West Peak are mostly high, which offer enough challenge and satisfying top-mountain experiences to most of the participants.
Chulu West Peak (6419m) is a stunning and challenging trekking peak in the Annapurna region of Nepal. This peak offers a thrilling climb, requiring moderate mountaineering skills, and provides a great introduction to high-altitude ascents. The most common approach to Chulu West is via the Annapurna Circuit.
Your journey begins in Kathmandu, where you’ll arrive and rest or prepare for your trek. After a day of acclimatization and preparation, you’ll drive to Besisahar and then to Chame, the starting point of your trek. The first few days are spent trekking through picturesque villages, lush forests, and terraced fields along the Marsyangdi River. The route takes you through the traditional villages of Pisang, Ngawal, and Manang, where you will spend an extra day acclimatizing and exploring this famous town.
The next day you will proceed to Ledar Phedi. After spending a night at Ledar Phedi, you will head toward the base camp of Chulu West. The trek to Chulu West Base Camp will prepare you for the ascent as you adjust to the altitude and landscape. After reaching base camp, you will make your way to the high camp, where you will go through the final preparation for the summit. The base camp serves as the starting point for the climb, where climbers spend time practicing essential skills such as ice axe use and rope techniques. The climb to the summit involves navigating rocky trails, crossing glaciers, and ascending steep sections with the help of fixed ropes.
The highlight of the trek is the summit day, offering spectacular views of the Annapurna range, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and other towering peaks. The next day is set aside as a spare day (to account for any delays that might arise due to various reasons and unforeseen circumstances: bad weather, sickness, etc.)
Your descent begins with a trek back to Ledar, followed by a hike to Thorong High Camp, the crossing of Thorong La Pass (5167m) presenting you with a final test of endurance. The trek then eases out as you move toward your next destination Muktinath, a place famous among Nepalese for the sacred Muktinath Temple. After visiting the temple, you will descend to Jomsom. Finally, the concludes with a short flight from Jomsom to Pokhara and a long drive (or a short flight) back to Kathmandu.
Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu; transfer to hotel
Drive from Kathmandu to Besishahar; drive to Chame (2,670m) [10 hours]
Trek to Pisang (3,300m) [6 hours]
Trek to Ngawal (3,660m) [5 hours]
Trek to Manang (3,540m) [6 hours]
Rest day in Manang for acclimatization
Trek to Ledar Phedi (4,200 m) [6 hours]
Trek to Chulu West Base Camp (4,900m) [6 hours]
Trek to Camp I (5,100m) [5 hours]
Rest day for acclimatization
Climb to Camp II (5,530m) [5 hours]
Summit Day (6,419m) [8 hours]
Contingency Day
Trek back to Ledar (4,200m) [6 hours]
Trek to Thorong High Camp (4,880m) [6 hours]
Trek to Muktinath via Thorong La Pass (5,416m) [6 hours]
Trek to Jomsom (2,710m) [6 hours]
Fly from Jomsom to Pokhara [20 minutes]
Drive to Kathmandu [8 hours]
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$2500.00
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