Pisang peak climbing info
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6091 meters/19979 feet
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Autumn (March to May) & Autumn (Aug to Nov)
Itinerary for Pisang Peak Climbing
Overview
About Pisang Peak Climbing
Pyramid shaped peak near Pisang village of Annapurna circuit trekking trail is a best located peak of Annapurna. Pisang peak climbing is regarded as an easy peak climbing in Nepal. Saying that – Pisang peak climbing do not require technical climbing skill or hardcore adventure mindset.
Pisang peak climbing is famous among first time climbers in Nepal.
Perfect location of Pisang peak climbing has access to excellent summit view. Summit of Pisang peak climbing has a magnificent view of Annapurna range (very close) and Dhaulagiri and Manaslu range can be seen in the distance.
Apart from the Mountain View and natural scenery on route to Pisang peak climbing adventure – cultural and traditional prospect of traveling is pristine and beautiful. Multiple Buddhist monasteries along the trekking route are the best place for peace and spiritual vibe. Meditating in those spiritual hubs is legendary.
Traveling to the basecamp camp Pisang peak is a trek along the route of Annapurna circuit trail; it gives better insights of Annapurna trekking. Meeting with trekkers doing Thorong la pass or kang la pass and chatting with people doing big expeditions will surely entertain the trip.
Camping experience – prior to Pisang peak climbing will entertain the trip with wilderness. Watching stars very close from your tent will be a stunning moment.
Pisang Peak Climbing Highlights
- Summit of Pisang peak with beautiful view of Annapurna range being very close insight
- Visit to numerous Buddhist monasteries in route to Pisang basecamp
- Spending night at the basecamp of Pisang peak while being so close to the mountains and brightening stars
- Trekking along the route of Annapurna circuit – a world famous circuit trekking trail of Nepal since 70’s
- Syange Waterfall and other numerous waterfalls along the trekking trail
Pisang Peak Climbing Price Details
Cost Include of Pisang Peak Climb
- Food - Breakfast with tea/coffee/juice, Lunch and Dinner and accommodation during the trek and while climbing, fresh fruit will be served after dinner.
- Bus Ticket for Kathamndu-Besisahar-Nagdi both way – with Buspar Shuttle service
- Trekking guide and porter, including all their food, accommodation, salary and insurance.
- Climbing guide and kitchen staff team while you are climbing – with all expenses
- Insurance of climbing and trekking staff
- All climbing gear for the group, tents and food during the climb
- All necessary paperwork, climbing & trekking permits and national park entrance fees.
- Added Value - (1) Dawn sleeping bag, Dawn Jacket to be returned after the trek
- (2) Waterproof duffel Bag, Walking Poles, quick dry T-shirt, Cap - to take away
- (3) Satellite Phone for extremely remote destination
- Card fee for the online payable amount (during online payment)
- SAFETY – Oxymeter & Thermo meter to check your oxygen saturation, Heart beat and temperature daily; with supplemental medical kit box carried by Guide
Cost Excludes of Pisang Peak Climb
- Nepal entry visa fee (you may easily issue the visa upon your arrival at International Airport - Kathmandu). You need 30$ dollar visa fee for 15 days, cash money will be easier.
- Your personal warm clothes for trekking/ climbing gears
- Medical insurance
- All alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks during the trip, except drink with breakfast.
- Meals while you are in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
- Tips for trip staff (tipping is expected).
Anytime during any season, one can climb Pisang Peak. The ideal climbing seasons to ascend Pisang Peak are in the fall and spring.
Nature is in full bloom in the valleys throughout the spring months, bringing stunning beauty to all. It is a wonderful walk because there is no snow or precipitation. Mountains and the surrounding countryside are best seen under clear skies. At this time of year, the nights are cold and the days are bright and scorching. The climate and conditions are ideal for hiking in the highlands.
The Annapurna region of Nepal contains a Pisang Peak. 6,091 meters (19,980 feet) above sea level is where it is located.
Pisang summit is regarded as a technical summit and calls for previous climbing expertise. With steep sections, exposed ridges, and a few technical sections, it is rated as Grade PD+ (Per Difficulty), which denotes fairly challenging climbing.
Yes, a climbing license is necessary to ascend Pisang Peak. A trekking company in Nepal that is authorized to issue permits can help you get one. The organization will take care of the required paperwork and help you get the permit.
Yes, having a high degree of physical fitness is necessary to climb Pisang Peak. Excellent health, prior trekking experience, and comfort with lengthy days of hiking and climbing in high-altitude environments are also requirements.
A climbing trip to Pisang Peak typically lasts 12 to 15 days. This covers the journey to base camp, the days of acclimatization, the summit attempt, and the journey back.
Although having a guide or Sherpa is not required, it is strongly advised for safety reasons. Experienced Sherpas or guides are knowledgeable about the route and the current weather, and they can be a great help while climbing. Additionally, they can assist with logistics and guarantee a successful excursion.
You’ll need harness, ice axe, crampons, helmet, ropes, and carabiners as well as other climbing gear. Bring warm clothing, gloves, hiking boots, a sleeping bag, a backpack, and other personal items if you can. The right climbing gear is essential, and you can rent or buy it in Kathmandu or other trekking hotspots in Nepal.
For Pisang Peak, it is definitely advised to have previous climbing experience. Knowing how to use climbing gear, ropework, and be comfortable in high-altitude environments are all fundamental mountaineering skills that must be well-versed in.
More information about Pisang Peak Climbing
Pisang peak which is also known as Jong Ri is situated in the northern part of Nepal at Manang district. Pisang Peak has an altitude of 6091m/19857ft, which is situated in between two huge mountain ranges i.e. Mount Annapurna I & Mount Manaslu. Pisang peak climbing is the popular trekking peak within the Annapurna Region. Pisang peak is also renowned as an easy climbing peak in the Annapurna Region.
Pisang peak is exactly situated above the village of Pisang. Pisang peak has formed the shape of a pyramid at the summit.
If you love adventure, and have a busy schedule but have a desire to do trekking & climbing activities at once, then Pisang peak climbing can be an ideal package for you, because; the expedition to Pisang peak can be done within 2 weeks.
Peak climbing in Annapurna circuit, Pisang peak is one of the easy and famous peaks in the region. But still climbing above 6k is not a joke.
First time peak climber with no previous peak climbing experience climbs Pisang peak, successfully and by far easily. No technical climbing skill is involved in Pisang peak climbing.
What to expect in Pisang Peak Climbing?
Pisang peak climbing will help you to fulfill the demand of your adrenaline adventure and to gain the experience of climbing in Nepal, in the land of Everest. Explore the Nepal Himalaya in short days of your holiday and satisfy your adventure hunger.
You will not only be exploring the Nepal Himalayas, since we also included the sightseeing of UNESCO world heritage sites in Kathmandu Valley in our itinerary before your departure for climbing adventure. This day will help you to know Nepal in general.
Interesting side of Pisang peak is the Annapurna circuit trekking trail. Annapurna circuit trekking trail is a historic circuit trekking route in Nepal – a famous among many circuit treks of Nepal. Trekking in the Annapurna circuit started in the 70s’.
The upper paragraph doesn’t mean that Pisang peak is not for the people who have enough time. It only means that Pisang peak climbing can be completed without a rush, in short days’ vacation.
If you want to do climbing in Nepal (in Annapurna region) or gain the climbing experience in Nepal (first timer climber for Nepali peak) then Pisang peak climbing may be a perfect choice for you.
Looking forward to the beauty of the Climb
Pisang Peak offers the natural beauty, wilderness, culture and tradition of the local community and extraordinary landscapes – all in a package. There will be no doubt that you will collect lots of memories and lifetime experience during the trek and climb.
The mountain ranges, high & famous mountain passes and the natural beauties during the trail will make your journey more exciting.
The view of incredible mountain ranges of the world can be seen from the top of Pisang Peak; such as Annapurna ranges, Manaslu and widest Dhaulagiri range and many other peaks (named & unnamed peaks of Nepal). These magnificent mountain ranges will doubtlessly give an eye-appealing panorama.
Despite being an easy climbing peak, we recommend you to have good physical fitness and high satisfactory stamina to resist the cold. Which will make your Pisang peak climbing successful – as your success is our pride.
Other options?
If you are looking for an easy peak climbing adventure in Nepal – there are few other options to replace Pisang peak climbing. In Annapurna region itself – Singu Chuli peak climbing can be considered as one of the easiest peak climbs.
But if you do not care about Annapurna or any other Himalaya region – Peak climbing in Everest region has diverse options as less technical peak climbing. Island peak or Lobuche peak climbing with Everest base camp can be another option.
Among all – as a most loved trekking peak in Makalu Barun region – Mera peak climbing can replace Pisang peak climbing for those who are looking for a first peak to climb at ease.
If you are looking for peak climbing in Langtang there are few – such as Yala peak, Nayakang peak, Yubra peak etc.
Indeed – if your adventure wants a bit more than Pisang peak – You can sign up for the Putha hiunchuli peak, Chulu peak or the Baruntse expedition.
Outline Itinerary for Pisang Peak Climbing
- Day 1 – Drive from Kathmandu to Ngadi via Besishahar (760m)
- Day 2 – Trek from Nga Di to Syange (1,100m)
- Day 3 – Trek from Syange to Tal (1,700m)
- Day 4 – Trek from Tal to Timang (2,270m)
- Day 5 – Trek from Timang to Lower Pisang (3,150m)
- Day 6 – Trek from Pisang to Pisang Base Camp (4,380m) : tent
- Day 7 – Acclimatization at the Base Camp (rest day) : tent
- Day 8 – Hike from Pisang Basecamp to High Camp (5,350m) : tent
- Day 9 – Climbing High Camp – Summit (6,091m) and descend to Basecamp] : tent Camping
- Day 10 – Trek from Pisang Basecamp to Chame (2,670m)
- Day 11 – Drive from Chame to Besishahar (760m)
- Day 12 – Drive from BesiShahar to Kathmandu & transfer to the Hotel
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