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Pisang Peak Climbing is a classic Himalayan expedition that combines high-altitude trekking with a non-technical but demanding 6,091 meter peak ascent in the Annapurna region. Rising above the Manang Valley, Pisang Peak is one of Nepal’s most popular trekking peaks and an excellent choice for trekkers aiming to progress into mountaineering with proper acclimatization and professional support.
This 18-day journey begins in Kathmandu with cultural sightseeing and thorough trek and climb preparation. The route follows the renowned Annapurna Circuit through diverse landscapes, starting from lush river valleys and terraced farmlands, moving into alpine forests, and finally reaching high-altitude deserts and glacial terrain. After the summit, the trek continues across Thorong La Pass and descends into the Kali Gandaki Valley before ending with relaxation time in Pokhara and a return to Kathmandu.
Throughout the expedition, accommodation is arranged in comfortable teahouses during the trek and fully supported tented camps during the climbing phase. All logistics, transportation, permits, meals during the trek, guides, porters, and climbing equipment are professionally organized by Sole Encounters Adventures.
➡️ Summit Pisang Peak at 6,091 m with breathtaking Himalayan panoramas
➡️ Follow the classic Annapurna Circuit trekking route
➡️ Proper acclimatization days in Upper Pisang and Manang
➡️ Glacier walk and introductory alpine climbing experience
➡️ Cross Thorong La Pass at 5,416 m
➡️ Explore traditional Gurung and Tibetan-influenced villages
➡️ Experience local mountain lifestyle, culture, and monasteries
➡️ Scenic flight or drive from Jomsom to Pokhara
➡️ Relax by Phewa Lake in Pokhara after the expedition
➡️ Fully organized logistics including teahouses, camps, guides, and porters
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Drive: Airport to hotel, approx. 6 km, 20 minutes Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you are warmly welcomed by the Sole Encounters Adventures team. After a short introduction, you are transferred by private vehicle to your hotel in Kathmandu. Once checked in, you can rest after your journey or take a short walk around the nearby streets to get a first impression of Nepal. In the evening, a brief welcome meeting is held to explain the overall trip plan and answer any initial questions.
Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu
Drive: Approx. 20–25 km total
After breakfast, enjoy a guided cultural tour of Kathmandu Valley’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visits include Boudhanath Stupa, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath Temple, and Kathmandu Durbar Square. These sites provide deep insight into Nepal’s religious traditions, history, and daily local life.
In the afternoon, return to the company office for a detailed trek and climbing briefing. Your guide conducts an equipment check, explains safety procedures, altitude awareness, and reviews the upcoming trekking and climbing sections. Final logistics and packing are completed.
Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu
Drive: Kathmandu to Besisahar approx. 175 km, 6–7 hours
Drive: Besisahar to Jagat approx. 30 km, 2–3 hours
After an early breakfast, depart Kathmandu by private vehicle toward Besisahar. The drive follows highways along rivers, terraced farmland, and traditional villages. From Besisahar, change to a local four-wheel drive jeep for the rugged mountain road to Jagat. This off-road journey passes waterfalls, deep gorges, and remote settlements, offering the first taste of the Annapurna region.
Accommodation: Teahouse in Jagat
Walking Distance: Approx. 14 km
Walking Time: 6–7 hours
Today marks the official start of trekking. The trail gradually ascends through lush forests, stone staircases, suspension bridges, and cascading waterfalls. You pass small villages and cultivated fields, observing local mountain lifestyles along the way. The route includes gentle ups and downs before reaching Dharapani, a major village in the Manang district.
Accommodation: Teahouse in Dharapani
Walking Distance: Approx. 16 km
Walking Time: 5–6 hours
The trail continues through pine and fir forests with increasing mountain views. You pass villages such as Bagarchap and Danaque, where Tibetan-influenced architecture becomes more noticeable. The walk includes moderate ascents and scenic forest sections before reaching Chame, the district headquarters of Manang, surrounded by impressive Himalayan peaks.
Accommodation: Teahouse in Chame
Walking Distance: Approx. 14 km
Walking Time: 5–6 hours
Leaving Chame, the trail follows the Marsyangdi River through a dramatic gorge with towering rock walls. Suspension bridges and narrow paths lead through an increasingly dry landscape. A steady climb brings you to Upper Pisang, a traditional village with outstanding views of Annapurna II and Pisang Peak.
Accommodation: Teahouse in Upper Pisang
Walking Distance: 3–5 km, optional hikes
Walking Time: 2–3 hours
This acclimatization day allows your body to adjust to the altitude. Short hikes around the village and nearby ridges help improve adaptation while keeping the pace relaxed. The day offers panoramic views of Annapurna II, III, IV, Gangapurna, and Pisang Peak. The afternoon is spent resting, hydrating, and preparing for higher elevations.
Accommodation: Teahouse in Upper Pisang
Walking Distance: Approx. 8 km
Walking Time: 5–6 hours
The trail ascends steadily through alpine meadows, sparse forests, and yak grazing pastures. Vegetation becomes thinner as altitude increases and mountain views expand in every direction. Upon reaching Pisang Peak Base Camp, the crew sets up tents and prepares the campsite. The rest of the day is spent relaxing and acclimatizing.
Accommodation: Tented camp
Walking Distance: Approx. 3 km
Walking Time: 4–5 hours
A short but steep ascent leads to High Camp along a rocky ridge. After arrival, your climbing guide provides practical training on rope handling, ice axe use, and basic safety techniques required for summit day. The afternoon is reserved for rest, hydration, and final preparation.
Accommodation: Tented camp
Walking Distance: Approx. 6–7 km round trip
Walking Time: 7–9 hours
An early start before dawn begins the summit push. The ascent involves snow, ice, and rocky sections, with fixed ropes used where necessary. From the summit, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Annapurna range and Manang Valley. After celebrating the achievement, descend carefully back to Base Camp.
Accommodation: Tented camp
Walking Distance: Approx. 12 km
Walking Time: 5–6 hours
Descend from Base Camp and rejoin the Annapurna Circuit trail. The landscape gradually becomes drier and more open as you approach Manang, a culturally rich mountain town with monasteries, bakeries, and impressive mountain backdrops.
Accommodation: Teahouse in Manang
Walking Distance: Approx. 10 km
Walking Time: 4–5 hours
The trail climbs gently through alpine terrain, crossing small streams and grazing areas. The pace remains slow to support altitude adjustment. Yak Kharka is a small settlement set in open high-altitude pastures.
Accommodation: Teahouse in Yak Kharka
Walking Distance: Approx. 7 km
Walking Time: 4–5 hours
A steady climb leads past Ledar village and across a suspension bridge. The landscape becomes rugged and barren as you approach Thorong Phedi, located beneath Thorong La Pass. The afternoon is spent resting in preparation for the long pass crossing.
Accommodation: Teahouse in Thorong Phedi
Walking Distance: Approx. 15 km
Walking Time: 9–10 hours
Start very early for the ascent to Thorong La Pass at 5,416 m. The climb is gradual but physically demanding due to altitude. From the pass, enjoy expansive Himalayan views before a long descent to Muktinath, one of Nepal’s most sacred pilgrimage sites.
Accommodation: Teahouse in Muktinath
Walking Distance: Approx. 18 km
Walking Time: 4–5 hours
Descend through the Kali Gandaki Valley, known for its dramatic landscapes and strong afternoon winds. Enjoy views of Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri ranges while walking toward Jomsom, the administrative center of Mustang.
Accommodation: Lodge in Jomsom
Flight: 25 minutes
Drive option: Approx. 150 km, 7–8 hours
In the morning, take a scenic mountain flight to Pokhara or travel by road depending on weather conditions. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and enjoy a relaxed afternoon by Phewa Lake or exploring Pokhara.
Accommodation: Hotel in Pokhara
Flight: 35 minutes
Drive: Approx. 200 km, 5–6 hours
After breakfast, return to Kathmandu by domestic flight or tourist bus. The rest of the day is free for souvenir shopping, relaxation, or optional sightseeing.
Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu
Drive: Hotel to airport, approx. 6 km, 30 minutes
A Sole Encounters Adventures representative transfers you to the airport for your international departure, marking the end of an unforgettable Pisang Peak Climbing expedition in the Annapurna region.
➡️ Airport pick-up and drop-off by private vehicle in Kathmandu
➡️ Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on a bed-and-breakfast basis
➡️ All ground transportation and domestic flight or drive from Jomsom to Pokhara
➡️ Teahouse accommodation during the trek and tented camps during climbing
➡️ All meals during the trekking and climbing period
➡️ Licensed English-speaking trekking and climbing guide and required support staff
➡️ Porters, one porter for two trekkers, including insurance
➡️ Pisang Peak climbing permit and Annapurna Conservation Area Permit
➡️ Group climbing and camping equipment
➡️ Trekking duffle bag provided for the trip
➡️ First-aid medical kit and emergency coordination support
➡️ Achievement certificate after successful completion
➡️ Free trip consultation and information support as required
➡️ All government taxes, VAT, and service charges
➡️ International Airfare and Nepal visa fee
➡️ Travel and rescue insurance
➡️ Personal trekking and climbing equipment
➡️ Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara
➡️ Single room supplement, early check-in, and late check-out costs
➡️ Extra or optional activities not listed in the itinerary
➡️ Expenses due to flight delays, weather, or itinerary changes
➡️ Personal expenses such as laundry, drinks, charging, and showers
➡️ Tips for guides and crew, recommended 15–20% of total trip cost
➡️ Any services not mentioned in the included section
Pisang Peak stands at 6,091 meters / 19,980 feet in the Annapurna region of Nepal.
Technical climbing experience is not mandatory, but good physical fitness and prior high-altitude trekking experience are strongly recommended. Basic climbing training is provided before the summit.
The climb is rated strenuous due to altitude, long trekking days, and summit-day conditions. Proper acclimatization and steady pacing are essential.
You will stay in hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara, teahouses during the trek, and fully supported tented camps at Base Camp and High Camp.
The Pisang Peak Climbing Permit, Annapurna Conservation Area Permit, and TIMS card are required and fully arranged by the company.
The itinerary includes acclimatization days in Upper Pisang and Manang with gradual altitude gain to reduce the risk of altitude-related illness.
The company provides group climbing gear, camping equipment, a trekking duffle bag, a first-aid kit, and an achievement certificate after completion.
After reaching Jomsom, you will fly or drive to Pokhara, relax, and then return to Kathmandu for final departure.
Yes, travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation is mandatory for all participants.
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