Pisang Peak Climbing – 15 Days Itinerary

• Two night Deluxe hotel in Kathmandu on B/B
• One night hotel in Pokhara.
• Private eep Transport as per the itineraries.
• Climbing peak permit
• Insurence of staff.
• All Airport transfers
• All Meals during the trek and camping.
• Seasonal fruits.
• Sleeping bags and down jacket if you do not have your own.
• Accommodation in lodge during the trek, basic camping arrangement during climbing.
• Porters to carry member baggage 15 to 18 kg per person.
• Accident insurance for staffs.
• Normal Medical kits with oximeter and pulse meter checke
• Professional, experienced and equipped English-speaking Climbing Guide
• Climbing Guide Insurance, Guide climbing equipment, and clothes
• Cook for High Camp
• Tent for High Camp
• Dining and Kitchen tent
• Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
• Hot Drinking water, Tea, and coffee
• All group equipment such as Fix rope, Main rope, snow bar, Ice Crew, Rock picking, etc.

• Personal clothing.
• Personal climbing gears. Ice axe, Harness, Jumars. crampons. ETC.
• Transportation Back to Kathmandu,
• Personal accident insurance, emergency evacuation cost, oxygen, medical box.
• Alcoholic beverage, laundry and tips.
• Extra accommodation and sightseeing tour in Kathmandu (available as per your choice)
• Nepal Entry Visa Fees, On-arrival Visa Application form:

To climb a 6,000-meter class peak is a great accomplishment. However, conquering involves overcoming the challenges that strike upon the journey. Adventurers with robust physical conditions and strong determination find Pisang Peak achievable. In addition, effective planning and preparation support the successful climb of this peak.

Pisang Peak is moderately difficult and suitable for beginner climbers with basic knowledge of mountaineering skills. Difficulties depend on several factors, like the individual capacity of climbers, climbing routes, etc. Here are some of the difficulties of Pisang Peak Climbing.

Altitude sickness is a risk factor for the Pisang Peak Climbing adventure. The symptoms of altitude sickness are likely to occur exceeding the height of 2,500 meters. However, the trekking journey experiences varied high altitude ranges, and climbing involves reaching a significant height of 6,091 meters. To minimize the risks of altitude sickness, stay well hydrated throughout the journey and consider ascending at a low pace with adequate time acclimatizing to the altitude. Descent back to lower elevations and ascend until your body becomes ready for the elevation gain.

Pisang Peak Climbing encounters difficult routes like the technical sections of steep ice and snow slopes. The slopes can be slippery, and ascending can be challenging, which requires the use of ice axes and crampons. Likewise, the careful navigation of crevasses with rescue knowledge is essential. Crevases involve deep cracks with potential risks while climbing. Moreover, near the summit involves rocky sections, requiring the skills of rock climbing and handling the loose rocks. The climb demands basic expertise with fixed rope and climbing equipment to successfully summit the pyramidal Pisang Peak.

The weather and temperatures in the high-altitude mountainous environment fluctuate rapidly. Although Spring and Autumn seasons offer mild temperatures and stable weather conditions, there is no guarantee that they remain as predicted. The uncertain and changeable high Himalayan weather and temperature conditions add to the challenges of Pisang Peak. So, it is better to pack regarding the climatic variations and stay updated on weather forecasts while climbing the peak.

Comfortable teahouses accommodations are available throughout the trekking journey, which are simple with basic facilities. Though the teahouses lack modern amenities, they are the widely available and common forms of accommodation during the Himalayan treks. Rooms are available on a shared basis, with multiple beds in a single room. Likewise, basic bedding facilities like matress, pillows, blankets, etc are available. Bathrooms are also on the shared basis, modern design at the lower region and traditional style at the higher altitudes. Similarly, you can expect the common dinner area in teahouses. You can also personalize the accommodations based on your choice and preference if available, and we will assist you in making changes.

The teahouses offer local hygienic meals and drinks. Generally run by most of the family members in a house, they offer seasonal vegetable items and the meals are nutritious in teahouses. A wide variety of local and international dishes are available to accommodate diverse trekkers. Meals like typical traditional dal bhat, momo, chowmein, thukpa, steaks, mushroom soups, pasta, pizza, sandwiches, etc, are available, with tea and coffee options as common drinks.

You can also experience the camping accommodation during the Pisang Peak Climbing journey, which comes with a proper camping site. You will be spending nights at base camp and high-altitude camp. You will be provided with healthy and nutritious packaged foods throughout the climbing journey.

Packing lists are defined by the nature of the journey and time of travel. For the Pisang Peak climbing, pack well for trekking and climbing adventures. If you set out for the best mountaineering season, Autumn and Spring, the weather is mild, with clear blue skies and glorious Himalayan vistas. Still, the night temperatures at higher altitudes can be colder. The condition is even worse during the off-season. So, it is advisable to pack appropriate clothing, gear, and equipment for the Pisang Peak Climbing journey.

While packing, try maintaining the weight of your backpack as light as possible. Only carry the most essential items to enjoy free wilderness adventure. Here are some lists of items that you can pack for the Pisang Peak Expedition.

Upper Body
Sun hat
Sunglasses with UV protection
Headlamp with spare batteries
High SPF sunscreen
Light thermal tops
Trekking shirts
Fleece Jacket or pullover
Breathable Waterproof shell jacket
Down Jacket

Lower Body
Thermal base layers
Trekking pants
Heavyweight hiking trousers (warmth at higher altitude)
Rain pants
Light Hiking shorts
Fleece Pants

Hand and Footwear
Lightweight gloves
Waterproof outer glove
Warm Trekking socks
Liner socks
Thick wool socks
Trekking Boots
Sport shoes

Accessories
Water bottles
Trekking poles
Camera with spare batteries
Sleeping bag
Ear Plugs
Portable solar charger

First Aid Kit
General medication like paracetamol and diamox tablets
Small knife, scissors and tweezers
Water purification drops or tablets
Dressing pads
Antibiotic cream
Painkiller

Climbing Pisang Peak is possible throughout the year, but for the enriched experiences, Spring and Autumn are the best seasons. These are the peak seasons for Himalayan trekking and climbing adventures due to favorable weather and temperature conditions. The blooming nature enchants the Himalayan landscapes, and moderate temperatures are helpful for a comfortable journey. The days are bright and warm, and even nights are bearable. Due to stable weather, there is less chance of heavy rain and snowfall. Trekking trails are dry, which supports the comfortable walks.

The longer days support the thorough observation of each day’s trekking trails and destinations. Reduced fog and haze result in upgraded visibility of the mountainous surroundings with clear skies, giving the best view of snow-covered mountain peaks and Himalayan landscapes. The harmonious blend of perfect natural beauty and stable climatic conditions favors outstanding Himalayan photography, which makes the journey a lifelong experience and memory.

Pisang Peak can be done during Winter and Summer. However, due to extreme climate and temperatures, you may encounter several troubles. Risks of heavy snow and rainfall, blizzards, avalanches, etc., may strike the trekking and climbing journey. These seasons pose the difficulties of extreme hot and cold temperatures and uncertain weather, resulting in fewer trekkers flowing in the Himalayas. However, the trails are less crowded and quieter, contributing to the peaceful journey experience. The permit costs and packages are also offered at discounted rates at these times of mountaineering adventures. If you wish for a smooth and best Himalayan journey, the Spring and Autumn seasons will be the most suitable season for you.