Peak Climbing in Nepal

                    "Experience the Absolute Thrills of Adventure of Peak Climbing in Nepal" 

Nepal is one of the finest adventure destinations for the real adventure seekers. It is the part of the story told about Nepal. The mighty Himalayan Mountains that create the northern border are interwoven into its history chronicled to the rest of the world. These highest peaks could only live in anonymity for so long before the brave, and the determined turn their gaze to these lofty summits.

For centuries uncountable, people have called the Himalayas home, populating every environment and elevation. But not until the early half of the 20th century have people from outside felt determined to attempt to climb these lofty summits. 

Now decades later, the way has been paved, and Nepal has opened for foreigners and Nepalese alike to climb and enjoy challenging their minds and bodies. Peak climbing in Nepal is just as big of a draw as trekking is. And just as there are trekking options for different needs, there are peaks to suit different abilities of the mountaineers. 

Most who choose to climb peaks are particular about which summit they are interested in attempting. Experience, skill, and physical ability are just some of the more acute issues when thinking about mountaineering in Nepal.   

There are those who pursue the high 7000-8000-meter peaks in Nepal. Years of training, practice, and honing high altitude mountaineering skills are essential. However, there are also peaks in Nepal that fall along many famous trekking routes and are called "trekking peaks." They are generally between 5000- 7000 meters and can be added onto a trekking trip. Most of these peaks are non-technical, but that doesn't mean your shoulder to be in excellent physical condition. 

Your trekking company can help arrange the special permit required for climbing. Whether you are focused high altitude mountaineering, or you are trekking and would like to add a peak to your plan, there are many options for all to challenge their mind, heart, and bodies. The best time for peak climbing in Nepal is autumn and spring seasons when the weather is stable. In fact, climbers choose Spring to Autumn. 

The most popular peak climbing in Nepal are: Mera Peak Climbing, Island Peak Climbing, Lobuche East and Lobuche West Peak Climbing, Yala Peak Climbing, Pisang Peak Climbing, Dhampus Peak and many other peak climbing packages. 

You just let us know your intention of climbing, we will set your the program.