Himchuli peak

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Himchuli peak 6,441m is located in the western part of Nepal inside Annapurna region connected to Annapurna South forming a massive south facing wall.

Himchuli peak climbing offers an outstanding view of the other neighboring peaks, meadows and traditional settlements. The mountain is classified as a trekking peak by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), but it is considered one of the more difficult among many trekking peaks in Nepal. Difficult to climb due to route navigation and dangers from rock fall and seracs. Depending on the weather conditions, there can also be significant avalanche risk. But admit it – Himchuli is a trekking peak like Mera peak of Makalu region.

Himchuli has two climbing routes; South-East Face Route and North-West Face Route.

The South-East face route is crossing the Hinko Cave. Establishing the first camp somewhere above the Hinko Valley, other two camps are usually necessary to make it to the top of Himchuli. Although not technically extreme, that route is exposed to rock fall and is a bit complicated.

North-West Face Route; the base camp is set as Annapurna South Base camp. From the Annapurna Base Camp in the Sanctuary and a further two camps will be necessary to complete this ascent. It is noticeable that it requires more experience with judging snow levels and general mountain conditions. For this route the base camp is set up at Annapurna South base camp – near the Annapurna base camp lodges seen in ABC trekking.

To the entire Himchuli base camp, we follow the Annapurna sanctuary trekking trail up to Hinko valley and climb a very steep hill to grassy meadows where we establish the base camp. The climb of Himchuli peak via the South – East face is the normal route. In most cases, 3 camps are set up for the approach to the summit of Himchuli.

1^st successful expedition

The Himchuli was first submitted by an American Peace Corps Expedition under the leadership of Craig Anderson in October 1971 via its southeast face.

Looking forward

After a rich Himalayan trekking experience, Himchuli Peak climbing trip with Nepalgram will end with a 1640 meter trek from Jhinu dada to Kimche 1640 meter followed by a drive for 3 hours back to Pokhara 1100m.

Nepalgram Adventure is glad to design your Himchuli Peak Climbing trip as your complete Nepal travels. With our experienced climbing/Trekking crew and expert staff we try our best to meet your expectations.

Climbing permit cost

Facts of the Trip

• Elevation: 6441m
• Location: Annapurna Himal range
• Duration: 19 days (4 nights 5 days Climbing)
• First Ascent: American Peace Corps Expedition under the leadership of Craig Anderson in October 1971 via its southeast face.
• Best Season: Autumn and Spring (fair weather in Nepal)
• Accommodation: Guest house and Camping
• Climbing Route: South-East Face and North-West Face Route
• Grade: Moderate
• Transportation: By Tourist bus and Jeep or flight
• Group Size: 02 to 15 Pax
• Major Activity: Trekking & Climbing

Himchuli Peak climbing cost details of Nepalgram Adventure

19 days trekking and climbing programs. Include Lodge, tent accommodations, Breakfasts, Lunch, Dinners, Porters’ High climbing guide & cook. Trekking, climbing & high altitude staff are insured and make sure they are paid best.

The price also includes fixed rope, main rope, ice crow, snow bar, ice hammer & all the group gears needed while climbing the peak. Details of cost inclusion and exclusion is in the tab below.

Hotels in Kathmandu as per our itinerary are included. Transport, Climbing permit and insurance is included in the cost for Himchuli peak climbing.

We assure kind hearted and experienced staff who know how-to trace the route even in the challenging circumstances – including glacier route, high pass route, and know how to fix the rope for climbing with minimal risk and guide you in precisely successful leadership.

Outline Itinerary

• Day 1 – Welcome to Kathmandu (1350m).
• Day 2 – Sightseeing tour
• Day 3 – Drive to Pokhara
• Day 4 – Today we drive for 2hours from Pokhara to Nayapul 1070m
• Day 5 – Today we trek from Ulleri walking for 6-7hours all the way to Ghorepani 2850m.
• Day 6 – Ghorepani walking for 6-7hours all the way to Tadapani 2630m.
• Day 7 – Today we trek from Tadapani walking for 5-6hours all the way to Sinuwa 2300m.
• Day 8 – Today we trek from Sinuwa walking for 5-6hours all the way to Deurali 3140m.
• Day 9 – Today we trek from Deurali walking for 5-6hours all the way to Machhapauchhare Base Camp 3700m
• Day 10 – Today we trek from ABC all the way to Hiunchuli Base Camp
• Day 11 – Today early in the morning we trek from Base Camp to High Camp
• Day 12 – we climb to Hiunchuli Peak and then trek back walking 6-7hours all the way to Deurali 3200m.
• Day 13 – Reserve Day for Climbing.
• Day 14 – Today we trek from Deurali walking for 6-7hours all the way to Sinuwa 2360m.
• Day 15 – Today we trek from Sinuwa walking for 6-7hours all the way to Jhinuda hot spring 1940m
• Day 16 – Today we trek from Jhinudada walking for 4-5hours all the way to Syalibazzar 1070m and then drive for 2hours back to Pokhara 820m
• Day 17 – Today after lunch we drive for 6-7hours from Pokhara to Kathmandu 1300m by Tourist Bus and transfer to Hotel.
• Day 18 – Today after lunch we assist you to get to international airport for your final departure.

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