Pisang Peak Climbing - 14 Days

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Pisang Peak Climbing - 14 Days
Pisang Peak Climbing - 14 Days
Pisang Peak Climbing - 14 Days
Duration14 Days
Trip GradeModerate
CountryNepal
Maximum Altitude6,091 m/19,984 ft at Pisang Peak itself
StartsKathmandu
EndsKathmandu
Group Size1-10
ActivitiesTrekking and Mountaineering
Walking hr/day5-6 hours
MealsB-L-D (other arrangements available)
Accommodation TypeHotel + Tea House + Tents
Accommodation GradeStandard hotel, teahouses and camping
Best TimeSpring & Autumn

Pisang Peak Climbing is one of the most accessible climbing expeditions in the Annapurna Himalayas of Nepal. Also known as Jong Ri, situated at an altitude of 6,091 m/19,984 ft, the Pisang Peak is famous for stunning views of the Annapurna, Manaslu, and other magnificent mountain ranges, unspoiled scenery, and authentic trekking and climbing excursions offering a once in a lifetime experience to behold.

Located in the spectacular Manang district of Nepal, beginners can undertake the moderately difficult non-technical peak with proper preparation, training, and good physical fitness. For experienced climbers and mountaineers, the Pisang Peak expedition is the best way to put a testament to oneself before attempting to summit more technical and challenging mountains such as the seven thousanders like Mt. Baruntse (7,129 m) or even the eight thousanders like Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m/the eighth highest mountain peak in the world) and the top of the world itself, Mt. Everest (8,848 m).

Usually, the climbing journey to Pisang Peak begins from the lively city of Kathmandu and takes you through the beautiful village of Chame, Upper Pisang, on your way to Pisang Base Camp. Next, trekkers and climbers make their way up to High Camp to begin the final ascent to Pisang Peak's summit. You will pass through lush forests that are home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, as well as through stunning alpine valleys and snow-capped mountains. In this forest of chir, juniper, and oak trees, adorned with vivid rhododendron flowers, you may spot the red panda, the elegant blue sheep, and the elusive snow leopard.

To conclude, Pisang Peak, with its moderate difficulty rating, offers climbers of all ability levels the chance to put their climbing abilities to the test while taking in breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Manaslu ranges, among other magnificent peaks. As the mountain’s location itself is majestic, the view Pisang Peak’s ascent offers is unsurpassable. The mighty Annapurna range extends from south to west. Dhaulagiri massif lies towards the far west. Towards the north lie the iconic villages of Nar and Phu. Towards east to northeast are the peaks of Himlung, Nemjung, Himjung, Kanguru, etc. And finally, towards south-east to south are the Manaslu mountains and the lowlands of Manang.

Trip Highlights

  • Experience the authentic lifestyle of Nepalese people in both the city and the remote Himalayas.
  • Take a guided UNESCO World Heritage Sightseeing Tour in the Kathmandu Valley, such as to Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath, Boudhanath, and the three cities ancient royal palaces, including Patan, Bhaktapur, and Basantapur.
  • Enjoy a scenically abundant drive to Besisahar and Chame later on.
  • An opportunity to receive an insider insight into the daily life of locals following Buddhism's unique culture, traditions, customs, and warm hospitality.
  • Mander around the traditional villages of Besisahar, Chame, Upper Pisang, Pisang, and so on.
  • Witness the allure of snow-clad Himalayan peaks such as the Annapurna ranges, Manaslu, and Pisang Peak itself.
  • Summit enthralling 6,091 m Pisang Peak, providing a true sense of adventure and achievement, and others.

What makes Pisang Peak Climbing special?

Pisang Peak Climbing is a rewarding journey in the Annapurna region, standing out as one of the best alternatives to some more popular trekking and hiking peaks in the Everest Himalayas with an equally gratifying experience. Offering a pleasing blend of remote Himalayan trekking and climbing that charms both beginner and seasoned climbers, the journey is more than about summiting the mountain range.

As you commit yourself to the alpine rambling of 5-7 hours each day discovering and exploring the raw Himalayan wilderness, the traditional villages with stone-roofed houses, locals, and their well-preserved culture reflecting a deep connection to nature and its people add much to the cultural immersion and spiritual rejuvenation. The majestic sight of Manaslu and Lamjung provides an awe-inspiring sight to cherish for a lifetime, where Moutain Ascents arranges the best package for you with expert guides, reasonable pricing, and the best itinerary to basically expect:

Trekking through the less traversed Annapurna Circuit Trail

The journey to Pisang Peak summit takes you through the mesmerizing Annapurna circuit, pursuing a comparatively less frequented trekking route resulting in unspoiled natural and cultural beauty. As you make your way to the Annapurna Conservation Area, the varied landscapes range from lush subtropical forests to the arid, rugged terrain of the Manang Valley, home to a wide array of flora and fauna.

As the trail is less commercialized, it is a perfect choice for those seeking solitude and a more original trekking and climbing experience accompanied by everlasting panoramic views of iconic peaks like Annapurna II, III, IV, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, and even the distant sight of the Dhaulagiri range on a clear weather day. If you are someone looking for a more serene and less crowded climbing experience, Pisang Peak Expedition is just the right one for you.

A perfect practice ground for beginners

Despite the remoteness and isolation, both the trekking and climbing routes to Pisang Peak are well established. During the trekking section, one can enjoy cozy nights in the local tea houses and lodges opened and managed by Himalayan locals who also share their daily meals. Though the options might get limited, they are hearty enough to keep you filled and energized.

Throughout the journey, the tea houses and local lodges also take care of other daily necessities such as drinking water, internet, and charging of electronic devices while you traverse the locally traveled trails until you arrive at the High Camp that also facilities a camp for a comfortable stay as you begin to head for the top of Pisang Peak.

Unlike some other Himalayan voyages, the journey here can be well arranged and is easily accessible even for beginners due to its less technical route involving basic glacier travel, snow slopes, and ridge climbing, perfect to practice your mountaineering skills before you head for a more high-altitude mountain range.

Rich cultural experience

The Pisang Peak Climbing Journey goes through typical Himalayan settlements like Besisahar, Chame, and Lower and Upper Pisang villages predominated by Gurung and Tamang with houses showcasing Tibetan-influenced architecture. The houses, monasteries, stupas, and Gompas usually adorned with vibrant prayer flags, especially in Upper Pisang give you a glimpse into the spiritual life of the mountain communities.

Passing through these key stops, you will be able to experience the local culture, customs, and genuine hospitality as you engage yourself in interaction with local people. Along the way, it will be interesting to savor local menus like Dal Bhat (lentil soup with a heap of rice), Thukpa (noodle soup), and Tsampa (roasted barley soup), a tasty and healthy Himalayan diet.

Most of the locals are of Tibetan descent, boasting their distinctive way of life preserved through centuries fascinating travelers and trekkers. Therefore, the combination of this religious heritage and cultural encounter with the stunning Himalayan landscape adds much to the Pisang Peak Expedition, offering more than just physical challenges.

Challenging yet achievable high-altitude

Though Pisang Peak summit is not taken as a technically challenging summit, due to its high altitude, altitude sickness is a common occurrence that generally includes symptoms like severe headaches, nausea, vomiting, sudden loss of body control, heavy breathing, and others, which should not be an issue with ample acclimatization and a gradual ascent without rushing pace.

Similarly, the weather in the Himalayas is unpredictable and can change in the blink of an eye, capable of bringing snowstorms and strong winds, making it essential that your itinerary has a contingency day for a successful ascent where a good level of physical fitness and endurance is mandatory for steep ascents and descents in high altitude precisely for the long summit day.

Nonetheless, the ascent is an excellent opportunity to practice crucial mountaineering skills such as using fixed ropes, crampons, and ice axes before marking the beginning of expeditions to more technical mountain ranges under the guidance of experienced climbing guides, which is convenient for first-timers as well without extreme risky synonyms with higher peaks above 7,000 m.

Unmatchable side hike to Tilicho Lake or Upper Mustang

Due to the Pisang Peaks' proximity to some of the iconic trekking destinations of the Annapurna Trekking region, this Himalayan expedition is also a golden chance to visit Tilicho Lake, Upper Mustang, or even complete the Annapurna Circuit, each offering a distinct experience.

Set at an altitude of 4,919 m/16,138 ft, Tilicho Lake is the world’s highest lake amidst the serene alpine atmosphere bordered by snowy peaks as you pass through the rugged Marsyangdi Valley blessed with surreal views of Annapurna, Gangapurna, and Tilicho Peak. In general, it takes around a 3-4 day roundtrip from Manang to reach this turquoise natural amphitheater, which is worth a hike for an added layer of adventure during the Pisang Peak Climbing.

Meanwhile, a side excursion from Pisang Peak to Upper Mustang is a dream come true adventure for those interested in Tibetan culture, history, and desert landscapes full of an adventurous spirit as you explore the ancient kingdom, popularly known as the hidden kingdom of Lo the trans-Himalayan remote region of Nepal.

The valley is filled with immense spiritual energy crafted by a unique landscape featuring arid, wind-eroded canyons, vibrant rock formations, and desert-like vistas similar to the Tibetan plateau as you stroll around the medieval villages like Lo Manthang in the restricted designation of the country with limited permits offering a more comprehensive exploration of the Annapurna Trekking region apart from Annapurna Base Camp and the classic Annapurna Circuit Odyssey.

Pisang Peak Climbing best itinerary of 14 Days

The Pisang Peak Expedition begins in Kathmandu and follows the Marsyangdi River Valley, passing through scenic traditional villages and lush forests. The actual climb takes initiation on the 9th day, requiring basic mountaineering skills so you can make it successfully to the top of Pisang Peak through a mix of glacier walking and steep snow climbing as you move from the base camp at 4,380 m to the high camp at around 5,400 m and the peak itself at an altitude of 6,091 m/19,984 ft.

In between the 14-day Pisang Peak Climbing also has an allocated acclimatization day in Base Camp to adapt to the Himalayan surroundings, usually cold, and with the low level of oxygen, aiding to mitigate the possible chances of acute mountain sickness (AMS). In addition, a mountain guide from Mountain Ascent also provides you with essential training, and shares climbing tips, and other climbing skills. Along the way, trekkers and climbers can be blessed with the breathtaking views of Annapurna II, III, Gangapurna, and Tilicho Peak, which appears more dignified from Pisang Peak, including that of Manaslu.

Words alone are not able to describe the experience of being at the top of the almighty Himalayas, making the challenges of navigating icy slopes and traversing ridges with the help of ropes and crampons extremely fruitful. After spending one of the best moments atop the Pisang Peak, the retreat to Kathmandu as the prime destination begins. Like this wise as the 14-day Pisang Peak Climbing promises a perfect balance between adventure and time efficiency without missing any of the major highlights to be explored behind, hence is considered the best route as well.

This Pisang Peak Expedition itinerary provides sufficient acclimatization days and allows you to maintain your pace to ensure a safe, successful, and more rewarding ascent to high altitudes, including the thrill of summiting a Himalayan peak. The less trodden route also incorporates cultural exploration of the Annapurna region, making it the best choice for climbers with limited time still looking forward to a comprehensive and holistic Himalayan voyage experience.

Pisang Peak Climbing Cost 2025/2026

Depending significantly on the level of service and group size of the climbers, the Pisang Peak Expedition Package cost typically ranges between USD 2,000 and USD 2,500 or more per person, where we at Mountain Ascent offer the most competitive and reasonable cost even for 2025 and 2026.

Our package cost covers expenses for essential permits, transportation, accommodation, meals, a professional government-licensed mountain guide, climbing gear, and support services like base camp setup, kitchen staff, and food during the climbing session, ensuring your comfortable stay and a full and healthy stomach that all come together to enhance the experience.

Contact us now to book this adrenaline-rushing climbing journey!

Why choose Mountain Ascents?

Mountain Ascents provides a variety of packages to suit different needs, from standard to premium, allowing for a tailored and pleasant journey. Every trekker may count on the unwavering assistance of the team, which will be led by climbing guides with years of extensive experience and extensive qualifications. The company ensures a smooth planning process through the provision of comprehensive documentation, enabling participants to focus exclusively on the planned adventure. Mountain Ascents goes above and beyond to make attaining aspirations a reality, putting in all effort to make each trip memorable and successful.

Our Strengths

  • Certified and experienced guides
  • High Success Rate
  • Immersive/Authentic Experience
  • Trek/Climbing Confidence and Highly Motivated Crew

Pisang Peak Climbing - 14 Days Itinerary

Starts:KathmanduEnds:KathmanduExpand All

The Pisang Peak Climbing begins with your arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA). After completing the visa formalities, you will meet our representative, who will greet you warmly and also transfer you to your hotel.

In the hotel, you can rest for a while before meeting your other team members over a welcome dinner hosted by Mountain Ascents, including a full briefing of the adventure by your mountain leader or guide, who will also check your essential gear and equipment.

Max Altitude: 1,330 m/4,634 ftMeals: Complimentary-DinnerAccommodation: Standard-Hotel

The day begins with a filling breakfast, perfect for taking yourself on a guided full-day Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing Tour, including visits to some of the iconic landmarks of the city, such as the Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Swyambhunath (the Monkey Temple), Boudhanath, and others if time permits.

It is also the day to recheck your gear, and add or deduce them if not necessary before you officially head to the Pisang Peak towards the Annapurna Himalayas. If any gear or equipment missing or needs to be bought, consider Thamel, a tourist hub of Kathmandu offering quality and reasonably priced ones.

Max Altitude: 1,330m/4,634ftMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: Standard-Hotel

The 3rd day denotes the official beginning of the Pisang Peak Expedition with a typical drive to Besisahar, also considered the Himalayan gateway to Upper Mustang and Manaslu Trek. The driveway lasts for 6 to 7 hours, passing through spectacular Himalayan scenery along the Trishuli and Marsyangdi Rivers, eventually concluding to Besishar, then to Bulbhule the very next day.

In Besishar, it will be rejuvenating to take an evening stroll, immerse in the lifestyle of Himalayan locals, and enjoy the serene surroundings, far away from the day-to-day chaos of city life.

Max Altitude: 1,330m/4,634ftMeals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: Local- Tea-House

The mode of transportation changes into a four-wheeler jeep today, winding along the dense forests of rhododendron, pine, and oak, making way through the traditional villages like Bagachap, Danque Village, and other Tamang villages, gradually ascending towards Chame, Manang.

En route, you will notice the untouched part of the Nepalese Himalayas, rugged and unspoiled Buddhist culture adding much to the adventure, followed by a striking dynasty view of the eighth highest mountain peak in the world, Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m/26,781 ft). The lunch is in Chamche with a view of the stunning Boong waterfall.

Max Altitude: 2,700m/8,858ftMeals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: Local- Tea-House

Now begins the leg day with an Upper Pisang as the destination of the day. You can sense the cool air along the Marshyangdi River Valley as you walk past lovely apple orchards and thick forests. A short downhill to Bhratang village trekking trail rejoins the alpine woodland but with the rewarding sights of Chulu and Pisang itself, including Annapurna II, III, and Gangapurna Himal.

There is a short lunch break at Dukuri Pokhari to continue the descending walk to Pisang Village and then the higher village of Pisang for an overnight stop after five to six hours of trekking.

Max Altitude: 3,300m/10,827ftMeals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: Local- Tea-House

Trekking continues after a hearty breakfast in the traditional village of Upper Pisang to reach the Pisang Base Camp at an altitude of 4,380 m/14,370 ft. The trail is comparatively short and arduous due to high altitude jaunting through thin forests and alpine grassland.

In about four or five hours of hiking from Upper Pisang, you would have already made it to the base camp to appreciate the rocky slopes and snow-clad range to the fullest, also offering the incredible lush beauty of the green valleys below.

Max Altitude: 4,380m/14,370ftMeals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: Camping-Tent

You will spend an additional day at Base Camp to relax and acclimatize. Our guides will teach you the ropes and different climbing techniques after breakfast. You can relax and get ready for the summit push at the same time.

Max Altitude: 4,380m/14,370ftMeals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: Camping-Tent

While you are making your way to Pisang Peak High Camp today, you will be climbing around 1000 meters. As you get closer to High Camp, the terrain will become challenging and steeper. When you arrive at High Camp, you will be satisfied by the spectacular views of the mountains that are located in the surrounding area.

Max Altitude: 5,400m/17,716ftMeals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: Camping-Tent

Pisang Peak, at an elevation of 6,091 meters above sea level, will be the target of the summit push beginning today. You will get an early start on the day and then make your way to the peak of the mountain.

The climb is difficult and calls for a great degree of stamina and expertise on the part of the climber. You are going to make your way back to Base Camp after you have been successful in reaching the peak and celebrating your achievement.

Max Altitude: 6,091m/19,984ftMeals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: Camping-Tent

You will descend today in the direction of the Upper Pisang Valley, which greeted us on Day 5. The beautiful trail you climbed to Base Camp will once again lead you back to the human settlement with no lesser natural and cultural highlight in addition to the warmer air.

Max Altitude: 4,380m/14,370ftMeals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: Local-Tea-House

Following breakfast in the morning, you will make your way back to Besisahar. You will arrive within 9 hours of driving. Enjoy the beautiful jaw-dropping landscape while getting back to Besisahar to end the day at a tourist-standard hotel in Besisahar.

Max Altitude: 3,300m/10,827ftMeals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: Local-Tea-House

You will be departing almost early in the morning on this particular day, following a light breakfast, and you will have lunch while you are traveling to Kathmandu.

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you will be transported to the hotels, where you will have ample opportunity to relax and take pleasure in your stay.

Max Altitude: 1,330m/4,363ftMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: Standard-Hotel

It is time to let your sore muscles take a break as you explore the capital city of Nepal and its several cultural and historic places if time permits, including Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan, and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares.

These places are famous for their wide variety of souvenirs to take home for your friends, family, and other loved ones, as well as the local cuisines of Nepal, lastly, end the day by attending a team farewell dinner to celebrate the success of Pisang Peak Climbing.

Max Altitude: 1,330m/4,363ftMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: Standard-Hotel

Based on the 14-day Pisang Peak Climbing itinerary, this day is when you will bid farewell to the Himalayan country of Nepal. Our airport representative will transfer you to the Tribhuvan International Airport three hours before your scheduled flight and will also give you a hand for packing.

Thank you for choosing Mountain Ascent for this extraordinary Himalayan voyage. We look forward to welcoming you to Nepal with our numerous trekking and climbing packages for an adventure like never before, including Manaslu, Baruntse, Mount Everest, and others.

Meals: Breakfast
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Cost Details

Includes

  • Airport transfers by private vehicles upon arrival and departure in Kathmandu.
  • Pre-trek meeting and trip briefing.
  • 4 nights’ hotel accommodation in a tourist-standard hotel in Kathmandu.
  • Road transfers as per itinerary: Kathmandu - Chame and Pisang - Kathmandu.
  • 1 professional, licensed, and English-speaking guide and 1 assistant guide for 3 clients
  • Enough porters for the expedition (as required).
  • Tea house accommodation during the trek and tents during peak climbing.
  • Food during the trek and camping (full board with breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee and seasonal fresh fruits).
  • High foods for higher camps with good nutrients.
  • Dining tent, toilet tents, store tent, and all other group equipment required for the expedition.
  • In the worst case, help with all rescue and evacuation arrangements.
  • All necessary permits and documents related to trekking and peak climbing.
  • First aid medical kit, oximeter to check pulse, heart rate, and oxygen saturation at higher altitude.
  • Guides’ and staff’s salaries and wages
  • All applicable taxes as per the government rules and regulations.
  • All organizational requirements.

Excludes

  • Nepal visa fee for the stay time
  • Your international flight to and from Nepal
  • Travel insurance (for helicopter evacuation if needed whilst trekking)
  • Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone, internet/e-mail, etc.
  • Bar and beverage bills
  • Tips for guide, porter, driver, and other crew
  • Any additional items not listed under "Service Inclusions"

Pisang Peak Climbing - 14 Days Equipment Lists

  • Sun Cap
  • Desert Cap
  • Balaclava
  • Fleece Hat/ Warm Hat (1-2 Pcs)
  • Climbing Helmet (UIAA tested)
    (Petzl / Black Diamond / Kailas)
  • Neck Gaiter (2-3 Pcs)
  • Crampons (Fit with Boot)/Packing Cover
    (Petzl / Grivel / Black Diamond)
  • Ice Axe with Spike & Axe Protector (UIAA tested)
  • Harness(UIAA tested)
  • Belay Devices/ Figure of 8/ATC Guide (UIAA tested)
  • Jummer / Ascender (UIAA tested)
  • Safety Rope 3 meter (Diameter - 8.5 to 9mm) (UIAA tested)
    (Petzl/ Bell/ DMM) (UIAA tested)
  • Tape Slings/240 cm
  • Lock Carabiner (3 Pcs) (UIAA tested)
  • Unlock Carabiner (2 Pcs) (UIAA tested)
  • Head Light 400-500
    (Petzl / Black Diamond)
  • Lumens Spare 
  • Battery (Energizer Ultimate Lithium)
  • Walking Stick/ Trekking Pole
  • Thermal Top Base Layer (2-3 Pcs)
  • Fleece Jacket (2 Pcs)
  • Gore Tex Jacket (1 Pcs)
  • Warm Jacket (1-2 Pcs)
  • Wind Proof Jacket (1 Pcs)
  • Down Jacket for 6000 meter (1 Pcs)
  • Down Jacket for trek (1 Pcs)
  • Cotton T-Shirt (2-4 Pcs)
  • Thin Fleece Gloves (2 Pairs)
  • Wind Stopper / Screen Tap Gloves
  • Heavy Gloves (Guide Gloves)
  • Summit Gloves - 6000m
  • Thermal Bottom Base Layer (2-3 Pcs)
  • Fleece Trouser (1pcs)
  • Gore Tex Pant (1 pcs)
  • Heavy Weight Pants (1-2 Pcs)
  • Mid Weight Pants (1-2 Pcs)
  • Light Weight Quick Dry Trekking Pants (2-3 Pairs)
  • Gaiters for trekking boots
  • Down Pants (1pcs)
  • Under Wear (3-5 Pcs)
  • Summit Boot - 6000 m. (Kailas / Lasportiva / Millet)
  • Normal Socks (5-6 Pairs)
  • Summit Socks (2 Pairs)
  • Trekking Shoes (Gore Tex)
  • Valid Passport
  • Debit/Credit Cards
  • PP Size Photo (4 Pieces)
  • Insurance Paper And Contact Address.
  • Banana Boat/ Nivea Sun Cream (-50 Spf)
  • Lip Guard -30 to -50 (Spf)
  • Sun Glasses (Uv Protection)
  • Glaciers Glasses (Antifog, Polarized, UV Protection)
  • Moisturiser / Lotion
  • Hand Disinfectant
  • Toilet Paper / Wet Tissue
  • Toothpaste, Toothbrush
  • Soap, Shampoo
  • Family Members / Company’s Contact   Towel
  • Address
  • 1 Ltr. Water Bottle
  • 1/ 1.5 Ltr. Thermos
  • Mug (Opt.)
  • Spoon/ Fork (Opt.)
  • Bowl (Opt.)
  • Light Trekking/Sports Shoes Camp Booties (1 Pair) 
  • Climbing Helme
  • Summit Down Suit - 6000m.
  • Slipper (1 Pair)
  • Sleeping Bag -30OC to -40OC
  • Thermarest Mattress (Cell Foam) Sleeping Bag Liner
  • Inflatable Pillow
  • Rucksacks 35L - 50L
  • Duffle Bag 90 L -120 L (2 Pcs)
  • Water Proof Stuff Sacks/Dry Bag- Small/ Medium/ Large (2-3 Pcs)
  • Garbage Bag
  • Brufen / Ibuprofens
  • Antibiotic
  • Diamox
  • Paracetamol Handy Plaster
  • Crack Bandage
  • Tincture Iodine
  • Ondem
  • Cetirizine
  • Electrolyte
  • Minil 10mg (Palpitation, anxiety)
  • Codopar (Headache & chest pain)
  • Salbetol 4mg (Breathless)
  • Azithromycin 500mg (chronic tonsillitis, fever, nose, throat infection-must take 5 days)
  • Flupen 250mg (prevent wound infection) Allegra 120/180mg (Allergic tonsil)
  • Satellite Phone With Credit
  • Pocket Knife (Swiss)
  • Umbrella / Rain Coat
  • Nail Cutter
  • Hot Water Bag
  • Hand & Toe Warmer
  • Pee Bottle
  • Tenacious Tape Repair (Down Jacket/ Sleeping Bag Repair Kits)
  • Altimeter Watch
  • GPS Tracker (Recommended)
  • Power Bank
  • Camera

Additional Info

The best time to climb Pisang Peak

While the Himalayan country of Nepal can be visited throughout the year, offering various trekking and climbing routes, usually spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are considered the peak times to engage in high-altitude journeys in the cold Himalayas of Nepal, including Pisang Peak Climbing.

The Pisang Peak Expedition in Autumn offers clear skies, moderate temperatures, and a post-monsoon dry trekking trail followed by crystal-clear views of the snow-capped mountains and green valleys. The Himalayan weather in autumn is also favorable, ideal for summiting the majestic mountain ranges. In addition, two of the major Nepalese festivals, Dashain and Tihar, also coincide with the autumn season, offering you a chance to experience the vibrant celebration to the fullest.

Meanwhile, the Pisang Peak Expedition in Spring is famous for its beautiful, colorful bloom of wildflowers, especially that of rhododendrons, which also serve the best views of the surrounding mountains with a warmer daytime temperature, perfect for walking across the snow-covered and icy section. The sky also at this time is generally open with minimal snowfall and rainfall, which is excellent for committing outdoor adventure in many forms.

What are the permits for Pisang Peak Climbing?

For climbing Pisang Peak, you will need at least three essential permits called the Pisang Peak Climbing Permit, the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), and the standard Trekkers Management System Card (TIMs) issued by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), and the Trekking Agency Association of Nepal (TAAN), respectively, through various government-authorized trekking agencies like Moutain Ascent.

On purchasing our climbing package to Pisang Peak, we will have prearranged all the essential trekking and climbing permits. We also offer free airport pickup and drop-off and take care of all crucial logistical requirements so you have the best of the best.

Pisang Peak Difficulty

Pisang Peak Summit is considered a moderately challenging Himalayan expedition in the Annapurna Sanctuary of Nepal that reaches a high altitude of 6,000 m above sea level. The thin air of the Himalayas can cause acute mountain sickness (AMS), commonly also known as altitude sickness, in lack of proper acclimatization.

Several days you will be trekking for 5-7 hours a day in the remote countryside some days even along the rugged terrain while the summit climb itself involves steep snow slopes and glaciers demanding good physical conditioning and strong willpower followed by basic mountaineering skills.

However, the peak is technically not that challenging and is an excellent climbing destination even for beginners that can be conquered with appropriate strategy and preparation. Weather and temperature should not be a problem if packed accordingly and under the guidance of a well-trained mountain guide.

How to prepare for the Pisang Peak summit?

Unlike 7,000m and 8,000m peaks, climbing Pisang Peak does not require hardcore training. Including cardio training, strength training, endurance, flexibility, and practicing the use of mountaineering equipment such as crampons, harnesses, and ice axes, although it does help a lot to make the entire journey pleasurable, the 6,000-meter peak is a top-notch introductory mountain range before beginning your mountaineering journey to higher peaks.

Make up your mind for long, physically and mentally demanding days. It is also important that you stay positive and be open to adapting to the variable weather, landscape, and climatic conditions. Additionally, invest in high-quality gear and climbing equipment and climb only with well-experienced guides or professional organizers like Moutain Ascents.

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