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Earth Matter Treks & Expedition Nepal

  • Destination

    Nepal

  • Regions

    Manaslu Region

  • Activity

    Trekking

  • Accomodation

    Hotel/Tea House/Lodges/Tented Camps

  • Transportation

    Trekking/Walking

  • Duration

    32 Days

  • Trip Grade

    Extreme(Difficult)

  • Altitude

    Summit of Himlung Himal (7,126 meters / 23,379 feet) and Besisahar (760 meters / 2,493 feet)

  • Best Season

    Pre-Monsoon (Spring): Late April to early June and Post-Monsoon (Autumn): Late September to early November

  • Start/End Point

    Besisahar-Besisahar

Destination Region Activity Accomodation Transportation
Nepal Manaslu Region Trekking Hotel/Tea House/Lodges/Tented Camps Trekking/Walking
Duration Trip Grade Altitude Best Season Start/End Point
32 Days Extreme(Difficult) Summit of Himlung Himal (7,126 meters / 23,379 feet) and Besisahar (760 meters / 2,493 feet) Pre-Monsoon (Spring): Late April to early June and Post-Monsoon (Autumn): Late September to early November Besisahar-Besisahar

Trip Overview

Himlung Himal, standing at 7,126 meters (23,379 feet), is a less frequented but challenging peak located in the Manaslu region of Nepal. The expedition offers a mix of technical climbing and stunning landscapes, making it an appealing choice for experienced mountaineers seeking a relatively less crowded climb. The Himlung Expedition offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for mountaineers, with stunning views and a remote, less-traveled route. The Himlung Expedition provides a range of accommodations from comfortable hotels in Kathmandu to basic lodges and tents during the trek and climb. The focus at higher altitudes is on providing essential shelter and nourishment to ensure the safety and well-being of climbers as they acclimatize and make their way to the summit.

Trip Highlights

  • Summit Height: 7,126 meters (23,379 feet)
  • Location: Manaslu Region, Nepal
  • Difficulty Level: High, with technical sections and high-altitude challenges.
  • First Ascent: Achieved by a Japanese team in 1992.

Itinerary

  • Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport and transfer to the hotel.
  • Expedition briefing and final preparations.

  • Final gear checks, arrangement of permits, and last-minute preparations.
  • Sightseeing and acclimatization in Kathmandu.

  • Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar, the starting point of the trek.
  • Overnight stay in Besisahar.

  • Day 5: Drive from Besisahar to Koto.
  • Day 6: Trek from Koto to Meta.
  • Day 7: Trek from Meta to Kyang.
  • Day 8: Trek from Kyang to Phu Gaon.
  • Day 9: Rest day in Phu Gaon for acclimatization.

  • Day 10: Trek from Phu Gaon to Himlung Base Camp.
  • Day 11: Rest and acclimatization at Himlung Base Camp (4,850 meters / 15,912 feet).

  • Day 12-14: Establishing Base Camp and acclimatization.
  • Day 15-24: Establishing higher camps (Camp I, Camp II, Camp III) and acclimatization climbs.
  • Day 25: Summit push and return to Base Camp.

  • Day 26: Trek from Himlung Base Camp to Phu Gaon.
  • Day 27: Trek from Phu Gaon to Meta.
  • Day 28: Trek from Meta to Koto.
  • Day 29: Drive from Koto to Besisahar.
  • Day 30: Drive from Besisahar to Kathmandu.

  • Leisure day for sightseeing, shopping, or relaxation.
  • Celebration dinner and debriefing.

  • Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for departure.

Cost Inclusion/Exclusion

Cost Inclusion

  • Accommodation: Hotels in Kathmandu, tents at Base Camp and higher camps during the expedition.
  • Meals: All meals during the trek and climbing period.
  • Permits: Climbing Permit for Himlung Himal, Conservation Area Permits.
  • Transport: Airport transfers, ground transportation to Besisahar, and during the trek.
  • Guides and Support Staff: Experienced expedition leader, climbing Sherpas, cooks, and porters.
  • Climbing Equipment: Group equipment such as ropes, tents, and cooking gear.
  • Medical Kit: Basic first aid kit and oxygen bottles.
  • Insurance: Staff insurance and emergency evacuation coverage.

Cost Exclusion

  • Personal Insurance: Comprehensive travel, medical, and high-altitude insurance for participants.
  • Personal Equipment: Climbing gear, clothing, and personal items.
  • Extra Oxygen: Additional oxygen bottles if required.
  • Meals in Kathmandu: Meals not included while in Kathmandu.
  • Visa Fees: Nepal visa fees.
  • Tips and Gratuities: Tips for guides, porters, and support staff.
  • Personal Expenses: Laundry, internet, phone calls, and other personal expenses.

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