Himlung Expedition-44 Days

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Mountain Background

Located in the Manaslu region northeast of the Annapurna region, Himlung Himal with an altitude of 7126 meters lies in the remote corner of Nepal and Tibet boarder. Previously a restricted region, Nepal Government opened the region only in 1992 by and so far only a few expedition teams including Japanese and French have summitted Mount Himlung. Expedition for Himlung Himal follows Round Annapurna route to Koto and from Koto towards Nar-phu Gaon. The route passes through high peaks and passes, glaciers, remote villages, narrow gullies, forests, rocks, springs, Gompas and unique cultural settlements. The expedition also offers mysterious culture and panoramic mountain views of Nandadevi, Rajramba, Api Himal, Kappa Chuli Peak and many more.

We establish our Base Camp at an altitude 4,850m on a grassy land. While our strong team of sherpas staffs set up camps, expedition members have the chance to going up and down for acclimatization. Three higher camps will be set up above the Base Camp. Camp 1 at 5,450 meters. Camp 2 at 6150 meters. Camp 3 at 6375 meters. The last part of the summit involves steep and icy climb. After summitting, descend to Camp 3. The next day, descend to the Base Camp.

Day to Day Expedition Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu & Transfer to Hotel
Day 02-03: Kathmandu Sightseeing and Preparation for Himlung Expedition
Day 04: Drive Kathmandu - Besisahar
Day 05: Besisahar - Ngadi
Day 06: Ngadi - Jagat
Day 07: Jagat - Dharapani
Day 08: Dharapani - Koto
Day 09: Koto - Daramsala
Day 10: Daramsala - Phu Khola
Day 11: Phu Khola - Phugaun
Day 12: Phugaun - Himlung Base camp

Day 13-34: Climbing Period Of Himlung Himal
Day 35: Preparation for depart
Day 36: Base Camp - Phugaun
Day 37: Phu Khola - Dharmasal
Day 38: Daramsala - Koto
Day 29: Koto - Dharapani
Day 40: Dharapani - Jagat
Day 41: Jagat - Nadi
Day 42: Ngadi - Besisahar - Kathmandu
Day 43: Kathmandu
Day 44: Final Departure from Kathmandu

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Trip Cost

Per person in Group joing basis $89,00

What's Included:

Expedition permit fees>
Accommodations in Kathmandu/Lhasa
All overnight accommodations while on the trek and climb
Meals in Kathmandu/Lhasa and while trekking and climbing
Group equipment for the climb
Qualified and Experienced guides
Experienced Climbing Sherpas
High Altitude Climbing Sherpas
Airport transfers
Satellite phone service
Oxygen (2 4-litre bottles)

What's Not Included:

International airfare and Nepal Visa fee (bring accurate USD cash and two passport photographs)
Personal equipments and extra services
Tips and Bonus for Staff and guide
Insurance and Trip cancellation
Beverages
Airport departure tax

Recommended Previous Experience:

Although a 7,000er, Mt. Himlung requires both stamina and skill. Moreover, getting back from the summit is more important than getting there. The oxygen level over 7,000m is only 40% of ...read more »»

Catering Arrangements:

We provide all camping equipment and gear, including tents, dining, toilet, and Kitchen tents. At base camp we have a large mess tent equipped with all necessary kitchen ...read more »»

Trekking Day

A typical trekking day starts at around 6 or 7 am. Enjoy the hearty breakfast and begin trekking. Carry your pack containing personal items you need for the day. The porters and ...read more »»

Climbing Day

The climbing itinerary may vary according to the climber’s personal experience. A climbing day involves a steady climbing for 3-4 hours in the morning. After taking lunch, rest and ...read more »»

The Climb

For this expedition, reliable walking in snow and ice is necessary. Demonstrate a working knowledge of alpine rope technique, crampons and ice axes are basic requirements. For the largely running ...read more »»

Weather Conditions:

The springtime from March to May and the Autumn months from September to November is considered the favorable weather for Mt. Himlung climbing. However, the weather conditions in high mountains ...read more »»

Leadership:

Our Himlung expeditions are led by experienced and professional mountaineers and guides who have scaled the mountain several times supported by other crew members and ...read more »»

Team Composition

Team composition is important to ensure safety and comfort of the climbers. We observe high safety standards, therefore, for 2 International Climbers, we assign: HGT Accredited Climbing Leader High Altitudes Assistance Sherpa Cook Base Camp Assistance and other necessary trek crew such Porters, Yaks and Yak man Because of our high safety standards, team members would be added as per the number of international climbers.

Equipments & Check List

While packing for Himlung Expedition certain equipments are essential. Please Click here for this trip's comprehensive checklist.

Best Season

The spring season of March to May and the autumn season of September to November are considered the best time for Himlung expedition. The months of April and May and then again October and November are the classic climbing period. The summer months of monsoon rains and the winter months from December to February are considered to be the most unfavorable time climbing.

Trip Start Dates & Price

Additional Information

Our website contains as much information as possible about this trip. However, if you wish to discuss any aspect of this trip or your suitability for it please contact us by email. If you want to talk to us directly feel free to call us at: US telephone: 704-200-7512 Asia telephone: 00977-98510-55684

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