Chulu East Peak Climbing

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Duration26 Days

Trip Grade Strenuous (Technical Climbing)

Max Height 6,584 m/21,601 ft

Start From Ngadi

End From Jomsom

Group Size Min. 1 Person

Best Season March-May & Sep-Nov

Trip Highlights

An adventurous venture in the western Himalayas that leads to the top of Chulu east peak
Traverse the Annapurna circuit after climbing the peak
Trek through beautiful villages and dense rhododendron forests
Cross beautiful streams and thrilling suspension bridges along the way
Cross the Thorong La pass and explore the Muktinath temple
Get to see the lifestyle of the mountain people and their culture
Trek along the Kali Gandaki gorge to Kagbeni villages
Walk past lovely white-washed houses and narrow alleys to Jomsom
Witness jaw-dropping mountain panorama and diverse landscapes
Spend time in Pokhara, enjoying the tranquility of Phewa Lake, and go on a guided sightseeing tour in Kathmandu

Detail About Chulu East Peak Climbing

Located north of the Annapurna massif (28°44'09''N / and 84°02'10" E), Chulu east peak climbing offers unique technical climbing elements, a spectacular 900m climb, and quick access to the summit. Chulu East is part of the Chulu range. Our Chulu east peak climbing is a perfect long journey in the Annapurna region that offers travelers an immersive trekking experience, the thrill of climbing a 6,000-meter above peak, and an adventurous trail.

From the peak of Chulu East, one can enjoy breathtaking views of Annapurna (I II, III, and IV), Gangapurna (7,455 m/24,459 ft), Glacier Dome, Dhaulagiri (8,167 m/26,795 ft), Tilicho Peak (7,134 m/23,406 ft), and Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m/26,781 ft). Similarly, you will also get to witness many other mountains and diverse landscapes.

Although Chulu east peak expedition may not be as popular as other peak climbing packages in Nepal, the peak offers a fantastic journey in the western Himalayas. The venture offers stunning views of white mountains, verdant subtropical forests, and classic Annapurna circuit trekking routes that are both thrilling and adventurous.

The trekking routes are evolved enough to accommodate any visitors who venture into the area. Walking through the quiet woods gives a sense of escape and privacy that you can savor, as you take in the unique vegetation and wild species that the Annapurna Conservation Area has to offer.

The entire Annapurna region is packed with breathtaking mountain views, ranging from the plains to the peak of Chulu. Along the way, you can enjoy the sweet songs of birds, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and explore charming villages.

Chulu East Peak climbing route

The standard climbing route for Chulu East Peak is via the Northeast ridge, and our attempt to reach the summit will be from the high camp (5,335 m/17,503 ft) located just below Chulu Far East (6,584 m/21,601 ft). The high camp (also known as C1) is situated 3.7 km north of the base camp. The average slope between the base camp and the high camp is 22°, with an elevation gain of 900m.

To allow for proper acclimatization, we will spend one day at high camp, but we are always willing to adjust our schedule to meet our client's needs. The summit route is 4.5 km long from the high camp and requires advanced glacier travel skills and navigation to reach the bottom of the summit ridge successfully.

The steepest part of the climb is at the bottom of the summit ridge, where you will encounter a slope of 45° for 450 meters. Once on the ridge, the average gradient is below 30°, and the overall distance measures 2 km, with an elevation gain of 600 meters along this ridge.

Summit day will be very long and strenuous, requiring climbers to ascend from the high camp to the summit and return to the base camp in a single day, covering a total distance of 12 km, with a total elevation gain of 1,400 meters and an elevation loss of 2,300 meters.

Chulu east peak climbing with Thorong La pass trek

We have the Annapurna circuit in our Chulu east peak climbing itinerary. After summiting the Chulu east peak, we will walk to beautiful Manang village and continue trekking towards the Thorong La pass. This makes the venture furthermore exhilarating and lets you explore the picturesque villages and viewpoints along the way.

You can customize the itinerary and remove the Annapurna circuit part from it. If this is your first time climbing, then we highly recommend you do the Annapurna circuit as well to get your body ready for other strenuous adventures. You can also add an excursion to stunning Tilicho lake to the itinerary.

Pre-climbing training

Our guides are experienced climbers. They'll provide you with comprehensive training sessions before the Chulu east peak climb to ensure that you are physically and mentally prepared for the challenges ahead.

During the pre-climbing training sessions, our guides also provide clients with information about the route, weather conditions, and potential risks. They will answer any questions you may have and provide reassurance and support to ensure that you feel confident and prepared for the summit push.

The pre-climbing training provided by our guides includes:

Physical fitness training - This includes cardio and strength training exercises to build endurance and stamina, as well as yoga and stretching to improve flexibility and prevent injuries.
Altitude training - Our guides provide clients with guidance on how to acclimatize properly to the altitude and how to prevent altitude sickness.
Technical skills training - This includes training on the use of crampons, ice axes, and other technical equipment required for the climb. Our guides also provide training on rope techniques and basic mountaineering skills.
Safety training - Our guides emphasize the importance of safety during the climb and provide training on how to handle potential emergencies and evacuation procedures.

Chulu east peak climbing emergency and evacuation

In the event of an emergency, we have a clear plan of action and are equipped with the necessary gear to ensure our guest's safety. If a climber becomes ill or injured during the climb, we first stabilize the individual and provide basic medical care. This can include administering medication for altitude sickness, providing first aid for injuries, and ensuring that the individual is warm and comfortable.

If the individual's condition does not improve or worsens, we may evacuate them from the mountain. We are always equipped with a satellite phone to call for help. We will ask our rescue team for their service. All the charges incurred during the rescue mission will be paid through your travel insurance.

Climb Chulu east peak with a professional mountaineer

We ensure that our clients are accompanied by experienced and skilled mountain guides and porters during the climb. Mountain guides are the backbone of any mountain expedition in Nepal. They play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and success of the climb.

Our guides are experienced climbers who know the terrain, weather conditions, and potential risks associated with the Chulu east peak expedition. Likewise, our guides are trained in first aid and rescue techniques. They carry all the necessary equipment to handle any emergency that may arise during the climb.

Porters, on the other hand, are responsible for carrying the y duffel bags and supplies for the Chulu east peak climbing. They carry heavy loads of gear, food, and other essentials that are required during the climb. Porters are also an essential part of our Chulu east peak 26 days. Their hard work and dedication ensure that the climbers have everything they need during the climb.

Climbing experience and preparation for Chulu east peak climbing

Climbing Chulu east peak in the Annapurna region of Nepal is an exhilarating experience that requires proper preparation and training. Before embarking on the climb, it is important to have a good level of physical fitness and endurance.

The Chulu east peak climb involves long days of hiking and scrambling over steep and rugged terrain, often at high altitudes. Therefore, it is essential to engage in regular cardio and strength training exercises. This can include activities, such as running, cycling, hiking, and weight training.

When it comes to equipment, climbers should ensure that they have all the necessary gear for the climb. This includes warm and waterproof clothing, sturdy hiking boots, crampons, ice axes, and a helmet. Follow our packing list to not miss packing anything essential.

Want to make the trip furthermore exciting? Add helicopter return from Jomsom to Pokhara

Our Chulu east peak climbing ends in Jomsom, and from here, we take a short 35 minutes commercial flight to Pokhara. However, if you wish to have an adventurous and thrilling end to the journey, you can combine a helicopter flight from Jomsom to Pokhara in the itinerary. The helicopter flight will let you behold the grand aerial panorama of the western Himalayan mountains, giving the best possible end to your trip.

Chulu east peak location and climbing history

Chulu east peak is located in the Manang district of Nepal, in the Annapurna region of the Himalayas. It is part of the Chulu mountain range and is situated to the east of the Annapurna massif. The peak has an elevation of 6,584 meters (21,601 feet).

The first recorded ascent of Chulu east peak was made in 1955 by a German expedition led by Harald Biller. Since then, the peak has become a popular climbing destination for mountaineers seeking to summit a Himalayan peak of moderate difficulty.

To climb Chulu east peak, climbers typically start from the town of Chame in the Manang district and trek to the Ngawal village, where they acclimatize to the high altitude. From Ngawal, ascend to the Chulu east base camp, which is located at an elevation of around 4,600 meters (15,092 feet).

Distance & terrain

The trekking part approximately covers a distance of around 160-230 kilometers (100-145 miles) during the Chulu east peak expedition. The terrain varies widely as the trail passes through a range of landscapes and elevations.

The trek typically starts in the subtropical region and ascends to the high alpine region of the Annapurna Himalayas. Along the way, trekkers may encounter forests, rivers, waterfalls, terraced fields, and mountain villages. The Chulu east peak climbing itinerary includes several pastures and a high mountain pass, Thorong La.

The ascent of Chulu east peak involves technical climbing and requires a high level of skill and experience. Climbers ascend the peak via the northeast ridge, which involves climbing over snow and ice and negotiating steep rock faces.

The summit push involves a long day of climbing, starting before dawn and continuing until late in the afternoon. The route to the summit is steep and challenging, with climbers navigating through narrow gullies and up steep snow slopes.

Best Chulu east peak climbing 2023/2024 itinerary- join a group or do a private climbing

You can do Chulu east peak climbing in a group or one-on-one with our expert mountain guide. We have fixed departures for group joining. If you are a solo traveler or in a small group of 2 to 3 people, you can join our Chulu east peak group departure (or opt for a private trek as you wish) to climb at a low per-head cost.

However, if you prefer your own schedule, itinerary, and pace, then our private climbing option will be best for you. Whatever option you choose, you can now make bookings for Chulu east peak climbing 2023/2024.

Alternative climbing packages and challenging treks in Nepal

To tailor-make the Chulu east peak climbing itinerary, contact us. If you are a professional climber, check out our Everest expedition and Ama Dablam expedition. Likewise, Lobuche peak climbing offers a less technical climbing route, which is best for beginner climbers.

Here are some of our famous trekking packages in Nepal- Everest base camp trek, Annapurna base camp trek, Gokyo Lakes trek, Upper Mustang trek, Annapurna circuit trek, and Manaslu circuit trek.

Similarly, for travelers who have a short time to explore the Himalayas, we have these packages- Mardi Himal trek, Ghorepani Poon Hill trek, Tamang Heritage trek, Helambu trek, Langtang valley trek, and Mohare danda trek.

Benefits of using Mountain Ram Adventure for Chulu east peak climbing

We, Mountain Ram Adventure, are a professional mountaineering and trekking company based in Nepal. We offer a wide range of services for climbers seeking to summit Chulu east peak or any other mountain in Nepal.

Joining our Chulu east peak climbing package will allow you to climb this mountain with a professional climber who will make sure you have a safe and immersive expedition.

Our numerous years of expertise in the mountains make us a very reliable climbing company. We have the best Chulu east peak climbing cost with extensive service and full boarding at base camp and high camp.

Below are some of the factors that make Chulu east peak climbing best with us:

Expert guidance
Safety
Local knowledge
Personalized service
High-quality climbing equipment
Flexible scheduling
Supportive team
24/7 support
Guaranteed departure

Let's be responsible for our waste- clean travel

No doubt, traveling is fun. But when we touch the unspoiled regions, they also become vulnerable. At Mountain Ram Adventure, we practice sustainable and eco-friendly travel and tours in Nepal. Our on-field crew members are trained to lead the groups without harming nature.

We have tested and adopted several measures over the years to minimize our impact on the surroundings during trekking and climbing. And we also ask our guests to at least do the bare minimum. Below are some of the things that you can do to reduce your impact during the Chulu east peak climbing in Nepal:

Pack all of your waste and ensure that nothing is left behind on the mountain.
Bring reusable items such as cutlery, plates, and cups rather than disposable alternatives.
Be mindful of your impact on the natural environment and avoid damaging or disturbing the natural landscape.
Be respectful to the locals and their ancient beliefs.

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Trip Itinerary Expand All

Welcome dinner
Hotel

Meet our representatives at the Tribhuvan International Airport upon your landing. They will be waiting for you at the terminal gate. After a quick meet and greet, our airport team will load your luggage in the car and drive you to the hotel.

You can see the bustle of Kathmandu on your way to the hotel. You will be staying at the tourist hub in Kathmandu, Thamel. If you have any questions, feel free to ask our team. In the late evening, we will meet for a welcome dinner.

Breakfast only
Hotel

Today, we will prepare for Pisang peak climbing, but first, we will go on a short guided tour. We will be visiting some famous tourist sites like Kathmandu Durbar Square, Monkey Temple, Pashupatinath Temple, and Boudhanath Stupa. The tour will be a great insight into Nepali culture, art, and tradition.

Later in the afternoon, we will meet in our office. The mountain guide will say hello to you and brief you on the program. And we proceed with packing for the journey. If anything is missing, today is your last chance to buy.

8-9 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

After having a delicious breakfast, we will leave Kathmandu. Driving along the Trishuli and Marsyangdi rivers, the trail winds following winding verdant hills to Ngadi village. We can see lovely waterfalls, terraces, mountains, and small settlements on the way. It will be a long and scenic ride from Kathmandu to Ngadi, from where we will begin trekking.

5-6 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

Begin your journey by heading northward towards a suspension bridge that spans the Nagdi Khola. Once you arrive, you'll notice a track on the right which leads to Utsa village. Taking the path leading upward towards Marsyangdi, you'll eventually reach Lampata village. The trail from here is steep. We will trek for around two hours to reach Bahundanda, a village perched on a hill at a height of 1,314 meters.

After lunch, trek down a steep slope for roughly thirty minutes until you come across the Dhule Khola. Cross over the river to reach the village of Besi. In approximately one hour, you'll be rewarded with a stunning view of the magnificent Syange waterfall (1,136 m), flowing from the high plain hamlet of Ghulima. From here, it will take around two hours to reach Jagat village, situated atop the mountain ridge.

Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

After spending some time in Jagat village, we will continue our journey by walking for approximately 2 km on the road until we reach a split. Here, the trekking route went uphill for about 1.5 km until Chamche village. At this point, the route joined with the road briefly, but soon after the village, the trekking route will continue on the other side of the river. Eventually, both routes converged again just before Tal.

We will get to see stunning mountain scenery, including bizarre mountain formations and numerous waterfalls. The sight of the big river at the bottom added to the beauty of the landscape. Overall, the journey was filled with stunning vistas that left us in awe.

5-6 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

As we continue walking, we will soon find ourselves entering the Manang district. Climbing a stone stairway, we'll reach Dharapani after navigating a few uphill and downhill trails. Along the way from Dharapani to Bagarchhap, we'll come across several chortens and stupas, some of which date back up to a century.

Leaving Dharapani behind, we'll make our way toward Bagarchhap, where we'll have the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the beautiful Buddhist community. Spend the night in one of the stone houses among the locals who have been heavily influenced by Tibetan culture. It's an experience unlike any other and one that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

5-6 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

After a much-needed rest in Bagarchhap, it's time to hit the trail once again and make our way toward Chame, the headquarters of the Manang district. Chame is a stunning village that offers magnificent views of the Lamjung Himal range. The village also boasts a bustling market that is well worth exploring.

The trail from Bagarchhap to Chame is picturesque, with plenty of ups and downs. As you make your way along the trail, you'll be treated to stunning views of the surrounding mountains and lush green forests. Before you know it, you'll have arrived at Kopar, where you'll need to cross a river before continuing on the trail to Chame.

5-6 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

Leaving Chame, we will trek to Hongde village. The trail offers stunning views of Annapurna II, Manaslu, and Larkya La pass. Along the way, we will cross many wooden bridges and trek past Buddhist villages like Talekhu and Bhatang via a place called Swargadwari. It means gates to heaven. We can see locals doing their daily chores.

5-6 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

After enjoying a hearty breakfast, it's time to set off on our trek to Ngawal Village. We'll begin by walking past the airstrip at Humde before dropping down to lower Pisang. Along the way, you'll have the pleasure of experiencing the unique Gurung and Tibetan cultures, as well as seeing the traditional flat-roofed houses, old monasteries, and mani walls.

As we continue on the trail, we'll reach Ghyaru and be treated to breathtaking views of Annapurna II, Annapurna IV, Annapurna III, and Gangapurna. Soon, we'll arrive at Ngawal Village, where we'll spend the night. With its stunning views and unique cultural experiences, Ngawal is truly a special place to rest and recharge on our trek.

5-6 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Camp

Today's trek will take us away from the Annapurna round trek and towards Chulu East Base Camp. We'll hike through the beautiful villages of Munchi and Braga, making our way toward Manang. As we continue, we'll be treated to stunning views of the majestic Annapurna Range, Tilicho Peak, and many others.

The trail will be rugged and rocky. We'll make our way up to the top of the ridge, crossing a sparsely forested path that leads to Chulu East Base Camp. The base camp offers spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and is the perfect place to rest before continuing climbing towards the high camp.

Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Camp

After the previous day's long trek to Chulu East Base Camp, it is essential to acclimatize and get ready for the next day's adventure. Therefore, we will be spending a day at the base camp to rest and adjust to the higher altitude. The day will be utilized to check our gears, receive a demonstration of the do's and don'ts, and make necessary arrangements for the climb ahead.

We will also go for a short hike around the base camp with a spectacular view of the Annapurna massifs towering in the background. Furthermore, we will also hike around the area to adjust better to the Himalayan atmosphere and prepare for the ascent to the summit of Chulu East.

4-5 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Camp

From the base camp, we set out early in the morning and begin our ascent along a steep trail that winds its way up the rocky slopes toward the high camp. The path is rugged and demanding, and we must be mindful of the steep drops and loose rocks that line the trail.

As we ascend, the landscape changes dramatically, and we are treated to a panoramic view of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The jagged peaks of the Annapurna range loom majestically in the distance, and the sprawling Manang valley stretches out below us, a vast expanse of greenery and rocky outcroppings.

As we near the high camp, the terrain becomes increasingly challenging, and we must use ropes and harnesses to navigate the steep and exposed sections of the trail. The air grows thin, and our bodies are pushed to their limits as we struggle to maintain our pace in the face of the daunting ascent.

8-9 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Camp

Today marks the pinnacle of our expedition, the summit day, where we must begin our journey before daybreak, while the sky is still cloaked in a canopy of glittering stars. Our path will lead us along trails that meander towards a snow-blanketed ridge, offering us an unparalleled vista of the Himalayas.

From this lofty vantage point, we will be treated to a panoramic view of the Annapurna massif, Dhaulagiri (8167m), Hiunchuli (6441m), and the sprawling Manang valley sprawled below. The breathtaking scenery that surrounds us is a testament to the arduous journey we have undertaken thus far.

Upon reaching the summit, we will capture the moment with stunning photographs and begin our descent back to the high camp, where we will spend the night in a tented camp, reveling in the thrill of our triumphant achievement.

5 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Camp

Before we leave the high camp, we will clean and pack all of our stuff. Following the footsteps of our guide, we will descend to the base camp. We follow the same route used during ascending.

6-7 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

Leaving behind the awe-inspiring Chulu East Peak Base Camp, we embark on the next leg of our journey toward the quaint town of Manang. As we descend, the topography and vegetation gradually transform before our eyes. The once snow-capped mountains slowly give way to barren landscapes, and the lush greenery gives way to a more arid environment.

As we trek further down, the panoramic views of the surrounding mountains continue to captivate us. The towering Tilicho Peak, the majestic Annapurna Range, and the rugged Gangapurna are just a few of the many natural wonders that we can marvel at. After a long day of trekking, we finally reach the serene town of Manang, where we will get welcomed by the warm hospitality of the locals.

6 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

The trail from Khangsar is a winding descent that takes us through stunning natural landscapes, brimming with a diverse range of flora and fauna. The trail crosses the Jharsang Khola and goes through the sparse forests of juniper rose, and berry. The few meadows and mani walls that we encounter along the way offer a welcome change of scenery, providing us with a glimpse of the tranquil beauty that surrounds us.

The trail descends to Yak Kharka, also known as Koche, where we take a much-needed break and savor a delicious lunch. Energized and refreshed, we'll continue trekking toward Churi Lattar, a stunning location that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

3-4 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

Leaving the beautiful surroundings of Churi Ledar behind, we continue our trek. The path begins to climb steadily upwards towards Thorung Phedi. The trail goes through vast pastures, where we can see animals like Tahrs and yaks. The stunning natural beauty of the area is a sight to behold.

After a short lunch break, we make our way toward Thorung Phedi, a small hill overlooking a high plateau. The name Thorung Phedi translates to 'foot of the hill'. It is the perfect place to rest and rejuvenate before tackling the challenging ascent that awaits us in the days to come.

9 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

After climbing Pisang peak, today is another challenging day ahead of us as we will navigate the highest mountain pass in Nepal. From Thorong Phedi, we will gradually ascend to the High Camp. We will begin trekking around 3:00 AM to avoid the strong afternoon wind.

Upon reaching the top of the pass, the grand mountain panorama will unfold itself. Giant mountains like Annapurna will dominate the sky. We can see Tibet far in the north. After enjoying the views, we will begin descending from the pass to the sacred Muktinath temple. The trail is rocky and a bit slippery in some places, so we have to be careful.

Muktinath is a pilgrimage for Hindus and Buddhists. The temple complex has 108 stone water sprouts and an eternal flame. The history of this temple goes back 2000 years. Our short time here will be very divine and nurturing.

3-4 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

After a warm breakfast, we will leave Muktinath and follow a scenic tranquil trail to Kagbeni. The trail goes along the cliffside and further passes by Kali Gandaki gorge, which is believed to be the deepest in the world. The trail goes past Khingar at 3,200 meters and offers barren landscapes.

3-4 hours
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Tea house

From Kagbeni to Jomsom is a short distance. The trail is also flat and easy. We get to witness lovely scenery, unique rock formations, and snow-capped mountains on the way. We will trek through narrow alleys and mud-brick homes, seeing the daily lifestyle of the locals towards the Jomsom village, where this long adventurous journey ends.

25 minutes flight
Breakfast only
Hotel

Early in the morning, we will take a short and stunning flight to Pokhara. The aerial views of snow-capped mountains like Annapurna I, Annapurna South, Dhaulagiri, Pisang Peak, Nilgiri, Tukuche, etc are surreal. Upon landing in Pokhara, we will drop you at the hotel. Enjoy the remaining day resting and relaxing at the shore of Phewa Lake. Explore the bustling Lakeside Market and enjoy your time in this beautiful city of lakes, Pokhara.

6-7 hours
Breakfast, lunch & farewell dinner
Hotel

Today, we'll drive back to Kathmandu. The drive will be 6 to 7 hours long along the Marsyangdi and Trishuli rivers. It will be a smooth ride as we will use a comfortable tourist standard bus. The views of hills and waterfalls along the way are soothing.

Once we reach Kathmandu, the guide will drop you at the hotel. You have a remaining day to sort your things and later go shopping. We end the day with a delicious farewell dinner with the team.

*Note: You can also opt for a short flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu.

You will fly back to your home on the next destination on this day. As per your flight departure time, our representatives will transfer you to the Tribhuvan International Airport. They will bid you our last goodbye and good wishes. We hope to see you again on your next venture in Nepal.

An elevated point of 5416m. You will be mountain climbing in the main on well established trails. Come and join a Great adventure trip.

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Cost Includes

Pick up and drop from and to International Airport.
3 nights’ accommodation in Kathmandu on B/B plan.
All accommodations during the treks on tea house and tent.
Transport by car.
ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Project) permit.
TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System).
Peak Permit (Climbing permit).
Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking and climbing period.
Tea, coffee, hot water during the trekking and climbing.
Map of the area.
One night hotel in Pokhara on B/B plan.
Climbing guide / Trekking guide / necessary porters. (all insured, salary, food, accommodation, equipment’s and so on )
Camping equipment like tent, mattress and cooking stuff while climbing period.
Climbing equipment like climbing rope, Ice crew, snow bar, ice axe.
First aid kit.
Government Tax and Company service charges.

Cost Excludes

Bar and beverage bills,bottled water, desserts, hot shower
Climbing equipments (Boots, Crampons , Harness belt, caravina, Gaiters, Joomer and so on).
Personal expenses, personal clothes,personal insurance for health and evacuation
Tipping

Frequently Asked Questions Expand All

Chulu East Peak is a popular mountaineering destination located in the Annapurna region of Nepal. It is a 6,500 meters tall mountain that has a technical climbing route.

Chulu East Peak climbing is considered a challenging trekking peak, requiring technical climbing skills and mountaineering experience. This peak climbing is for experienced climbers.

Typically, it takes around 18-20 days to complete the Chulu East Peak climbing expedition. Our Chulu East peak climbing itinerary is 26 days long and includes the Annapurna circuit too.

The best time to climb Chulu East Peak is during the pre-monsoon season (March to May) and post-monsoon season (September to November).

Yes, climbers need to obtain a climbing permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association to climb Chulu East Peak.

The cost of the climbing permit for Chulu East Peak varies depending on the season and nationality of the climber. Our Chulu East peak climbing cost includes all the necessary permits required during the expedition.

Chulu East Peak climbing can be done with a minimum of two people in a group. If you are a solo climber, you can do private climbing with our team or join one of our fixed departure dates.

Climbers need to have proper mountaineering gear and equipment, including ice ax, crampons, ropes, helmets, and climbing boots, among others. You will get a packing checklist once the booking is confirmed from our side to pack for the journey.

Yes, you will need a guide to climb Chulu East peak. You cannot climb this peak alone. The guide provides essential support, guidance & local knowledge and assures your safety during the climbing.

Climbers stay in lodges and tea houses along the trekking route, while camping is necessary during the climbing phase.

Chulu East Peak climbing involves some risks, such as altitude sickness and accidents. However, with proper preparation and safety measures, the climb can be safe. Our professional and expert guide and porters will assure a safe Chulu East peak climbing.

Chulu East Peak climbing is not recommended for beginners, as it requires advanced mountaineering skills and experience. You can check out our beginner-friendly climbing packages like Mera peak climbing, Pisang peak climbing, and Island Peak Climbing.

The success rate of Chulu East Peak climbing varies, depending on the climber's experience, preparation, and weather conditions. However, we will do our best to make sure the expedition succeeds.

Climbers need to be in good physical health and have a thorough medical check-up before attempting Chulu East Peak climbing. Any past medical history that may get affected because of high altitude should be consulted with your doctor.

Our Chulu East Peak climbing already combines the Annapurna Circuit trail. You can further extend the trek to Nar Phu valley or Upper Mustang.

The weather during Chulu East Peak climbing can be unpredictable, with rain, snow, and wind common in the region. Even though we will do this expedition in the best possible season, the weather still remains unpredictable.

Climbers need to have excellent physical fitness and stamina to climb Chulu East Peak, as the climb involves long hours of trekking and technical climbing. The participants have to walk for 5 to 6 hours a day, at least with a backpack weighing 5 kg.

Climbers should have proper mountaineering training, including rock climbing, before joining Chulu east peak climbing. Participants have to build their stamina, endurance, and core strength. Hiking, trekking, cardio activities, etc, are recommended.

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