These peaks are part of the Manang Himal, which are quite rightly included in the larger Damodar Himal, the eastern limit of which runs south from Chako and Peak 6687 in a north-to-south direction along the Hunlung Khola, Nar Khola and Phu Khola. The south it is bounded by the Marsyangdi River and the Mesokanta La. To the west its limit is the Kali Gandaki and to the north the Parchekya La (5,447m).
There exists considerable confusion with regard to the name and location of the Chulu peaks and what summit actually constitutes Chulu West and Chulu East, since it is soon becomes apparent to anyone that has climbed in the range that several other summits close by, which are actually part of the Chulu massif, are not indicated on present maps of the area. For the sake of clarification, four summits can be included in the Chulu group, two of which are possible on the permit for Chulu West and two on the Chulu East permit. What is apparent is that the available trekking map is highly misleading.
Many climbers are confused as to the exact location of these two peaks as the range has 4 or more summits in the immediate vicinity, which are unmarked in maps of this area. As a result many climbing parties have mistakenly climbed one of these peaks thinking it to be Chulu East or West. It usually understood that with the permit to climb the East or West peak an attempt could be made to the nearby peak as well. A climb of one or both of these peaks combined with Nepal's most famous Around the Annapurna region trek make up for one of the most spectacular Himalayan trekking and climbing.
Trip Fact
Country: -› Nepal
Duration: -› 28 Days
Min. Altitude: -› (0m./0ft.)
Max. Altitude: -› (6584m./21601ft.)
Walking Per Day: -› Approximately hrs
Nature: -› Camping
Grade: -› Hard
Best Season: -› .
Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu - transfer O/N hotel
Day 02: Sightseeing around kathmandu valley O/N Hotel
Day 03: Kathmandu drive to Besi Sahar trek to Ngadi (930 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 04: Ngadi trek to Jagat (1300 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 05: Jagat trek to Taal (1707 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 06: Tal trek to Bagar Chhap (2160 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 07: Bagar Chhap trek to Chame (2670 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 08: Chame trek to Hongde (3250 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 09: Hongde trek to Ngawal Village (3600 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 10: Ngawal trek to Base Camp O/N Camp
Day 11: Acclimatize O/N Camp
Day 12: Climb to High Camp O/N Camp
Day 13-16: Climbing days O/N Camp
Day 17: Back to Base Camp O/N Camp
Day 18: Base Camp trek to Manang (3540 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 19: Manang trek to Churi Lattar (4200 m) O/N Lodge
Day 20: Churi Lattar trek to Thorang Phedi (4450 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 21: Cross over the Thorang-La (5416 m to Muktinath (3750 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 22: Muktinath trek to Kagbendi (2800 m. / 9185 ft) O/N Lodge
Day 23: Kagbeni trek to Jomsom O/N Lodge
Day 24: Jomsom flight to Pokhara O/N Hotel
Day 25: Drive or flight back to Kathmandu O/N Hotel
Day 26: Bhaktapur & Patan sightseeing and return O/N Hotel
Day 27: Free day in Kathmandu for shopping or relax O/N Hotel
Day 28: Drive to Airport for flying your own destination
There exists considerable confusion with regard to the name and location of the Chulu peaks and what summit actually constitutes Chulu West and Chulu East, since it is soon becomes apparent to anyone that has climbed in the range that several other summits close by, which are actually part of the Chulu massif, are not indicated on present maps of the area. For the sake of clarification, four summits can be included in the Chulu group, two of which are possible on the permit for Chulu West and two on the Chulu East permit. What is apparent is that the available trekking map is highly misleading.
Many climbers are confused as to the exact location of these two peaks as the range has 4 or more summits in the immediate vicinity, which are unmarked in maps of this area. As a result many climbing parties have mistakenly climbed one of these peaks thinking it to be Chulu East or West. It usually understood that with the permit to climb the East or West peak an attempt could be made to the nearby peak as well. A climb of one or both of these peaks combined with Nepal's most famous Around the Annapurna region trek make up for one of the most spectacular Himalayan trekking and climbing.
Trip Fact
Country: -› Nepal
Duration: -› 28 Days
Min. Altitude: -› (0m./0ft.)
Max. Altitude: -› (6584m./21601ft.)
Walking Per Day: -› Approximately hrs
Nature: -› Camping
Grade: -› Hard
Best Season: -› .
Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu - transfer O/N hotel
Day 02: Sightseeing around kathmandu valley O/N Hotel
Day 03: Kathmandu drive to Besi Sahar trek to Ngadi (930 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 04: Ngadi trek to Jagat (1300 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 05: Jagat trek to Taal (1707 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 06: Tal trek to Bagar Chhap (2160 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 07: Bagar Chhap trek to Chame (2670 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 08: Chame trek to Hongde (3250 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 09: Hongde trek to Ngawal Village (3600 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 10: Ngawal trek to Base Camp O/N Camp
Day 11: Acclimatize O/N Camp
Day 12: Climb to High Camp O/N Camp
Day 13-16: Climbing days O/N Camp
Day 17: Back to Base Camp O/N Camp
Day 18: Base Camp trek to Manang (3540 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 19: Manang trek to Churi Lattar (4200 m) O/N Lodge
Day 20: Churi Lattar trek to Thorang Phedi (4450 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 21: Cross over the Thorang-La (5416 m to Muktinath (3750 m.) O/N Lodge
Day 22: Muktinath trek to Kagbendi (2800 m. / 9185 ft) O/N Lodge
Day 23: Kagbeni trek to Jomsom O/N Lodge
Day 24: Jomsom flight to Pokhara O/N Hotel
Day 25: Drive or flight back to Kathmandu O/N Hotel
Day 26: Bhaktapur & Patan sightseeing and return O/N Hotel
Day 27: Free day in Kathmandu for shopping or relax O/N Hotel
Day 28: Drive to Airport for flying your own destination
Note
1. Itinerary can be make decrease according to yous holidays in Nepal.
2. After this amazing Mt. Chulu East, if you are interested for other activities like Jungle Safari, Rafting, Expedition, Peak climbing or more trekking in other region/s we can organize as yours desire.
"We welcome you in Nepal for this awesome Mt. Chulu East during yours Nepal holidays"
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