Pisang Peak Climbing (6091 m) - 18 Days Itinerary, Cost, Map, Best SeasonPisang Peak Climbing (6091 m) - 18 Days Itinerary, Cost, Map, Best Season

Pisang Peak Climbing - 18 Days 2024\2025

Key Information
  • Duration18 Days
  • Max Altitude6,091 m/19,984 fit
  • Arrival CityKathmandu
  • Best TimeMarch-May/Sep.-Dec.
  • Group Size2-16

Summary of Pisang Peak Climbing

Are you looking for an exciting and adventurous climb in Annapurna Region? The Pisang Peak may fulfil your wish and definitely will be the best choice for any level of climber. This peak is a beginner peak, and if you are climbing for the first time, then this peak will be best for you.

Pisang Peak adds more fun and adventure to Himalaya Trekking Packages. Pisang Peak Himalayas elevation range up to 6091 meters and the base camp at 4380 meters. During the climbing season, temperatures can reach up to 20°C. Furthermore, in winter, people have successfully mounted the mountain.

Although the cold weather may be problematic for some, particularly if you are a novice mountain inhabitant. Although it is true that the mountain is hard physically, it is more dependent on how agreeable you are with the boundaries of the winter months.

On the way to Pisang Peak climbing 

Pisang Peak Climbing will start after the adventurous driving from Kathmandu to Dharapani. From Dharapani, our memorable trek to Pisang peak will start. As you climb Pisang Peak, you will embrace the challenge, enjoy the fresh air, and behold the beautiful view of snow-capped mountains. As you reach the top, you will be full of joy and stunned by the panoramic view of Annapurna II (7,939 m), Annapurna III (7,555 m), and Manaslu (8,156 m), Himlung (7,140 m), and many other small peaks.

After the remarkable climb, we will be back and cross the highest pass in the world, Thorang La Pass (5,416 m/17,769 ft). As you cross the pass, you will reach Muktinath Temple. You will be cultivated with joy and peace within and around us as you will walk around the Muktinath Temple. This temple is a famous pilgrimage site holding great importance for the devotees.

You will also get an opportunity to be free from tears, misunderstanding, and suffering from the positive power of the surrounding. Further, we will trek towards Jomsom, take a scenic flight to Pokhara and, from there, drive back to Kathmandu.

How Difficult Is Pisang Peak Climbing

Previous high-altitude trekking or climbing will make it easier to summit Pisang Peak. However, our Sherpa and guide professionals will always be there toescort and provide expert guidelines on climbing. Our professional will also prepare you to use the climbing gears before summiting the peak. An excellent physical condition with passion and a positive attitude will help you to succeed the climbing.

Before climbing, we recommend you have some physical training for 2 to 3 months to enhance your stamina. It also helps you to walk-ups and down easily with a weighted backpack at high altitudes. If you have not done any exercise before, then you have to train yourself a bit harder.

Pisang Peak  climbing  Accommodation 

Unless you desire tents, lodging at the Pisang Peak Climbing might be in fine inns run through nearby locals. Each hotel functions as a primary public area with a fireplace, while the bedrooms are unheated and feature beds and mattresses, in addition to a blanket and pillows. You must bring your very own sleeping bag. The showers are generally powered through gas, and a few use the iconic `drop' toilets, however, maximum now have flush systems. 

We'll be camping on the Pisang Peak base camp. We'll be sleeping in mountain tents, which commonly sleep humans consistent with tents. We use a four-season sleeping bag in addition to a high-quality sleeping mat. Lower down, you could need to apply a sleeping bag liner to sleep in an open zipped four-season bag to save you overheating. You will even have your guide and mountaineering sherpa with you the complete time to guarantee your protection and happiness. 

Emergency Evacuation in Pisang Peak Climbing 

In Nepal, helicopter evacuations are the maximum usual method of managing an emergency, and there may be a well-set-up infrastructure for managing logistics. Incidents are uncommon, and Pisang Peak is positioned in a well-supported area of Nepal.

A helicopter evacuation may be organized through your insurance company. However, you may want to open a case and describe the situation to the insurance company. The best advice withinside the case of altitude sickness is to keep away from risk and descend. Further elevation can quickly result in far more serious cerebral or pulmonary oedema, consequently, it is usually nice to descend if you're feeling truly unwell.

Why Himalayan Odyssey for Pisang Peak Climbing?

The Himalayan Odyssey provides the best Pisang Peak climbing package to make your once-in-a-lifetime journey safer and more memorable. We are an experienced travel provider. Our team is highly-versed in mountain emergency medical care, as well as ascent and trekking.

We put a priority on the quality and well-being of our guests. We guarantee an extra pleasurable adventure with our joyful and helpful staff. Our cuisine, housing, and other services are the first. If you have already done Pisang peak climbing then here list for you more, Isalnd peak climbing and Mera peak climbing

We want you to succeed, and we're here to help you reach the top of Pisang Peak. It's time to book your Pisang Peak Climbing adventure.

Highlights

  • Traverse two Beautiful and pure valleys: Manang and Mustang.
  • Panoramic view of Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Manaslu, Himlung etc.
  • Cross one of the highest mountain passes of the world, Thorong La Pass.
  • Visit the holy temple, Muktinath.
  • Explore the amazing Annapurna Region.

Itinerary

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      • Accommodation Tea house
      • MealsB L D
      • Time8-9 hrs
      • Maximum Altitude1,960m/6,431ft
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      • Time5-6 hrs
      • Maximum Altitude2710 |8892 f t
      • Accommodation Tea house
      • MealsB L D
      • Time5-6 hrs
      • Maximum Altitude3700 M
      • Accommodation Tea house
      • MealsB L D
      • Maximum Altitude3700 | 12140 ft
      • Accommodation Tent
      • Time5-6 hrs
      • Maximum Altitude4,380m/14,371ft4-5 hrs
      • Accommodation Tent
      • MealsB L D
      • Time2 hrs
      • Maximum Altitude5,400m/17,717ft
      • Maximum Altitude6,091m/19,985ft
        • Accommodation Tea house
        • Time5-6 hrs
        • Maximum Altitude3,519m/11,546ft
        • Accommodation Tea house
        • MealsB L D
        • Time3-4 hrs
        • Maximum Altitude4110 m 13485 ft.
        • Accommodation Tea house
        • MealsB L D
        • Time3-4 hrs
        • Maximum Altitude4,420m/14,502ft
        • Accommodation Tea house
        • MealsB L D
        • Time9-10 hrs
        • Maximum Altitude5,416m/17,770ft
        • Accommodation Tea house
        • MealsB L D
        • Time3-4
        • Maximum Altitude2,700m/8,859ft
        • Accommodation Hotel
        • MealsB
        • Time25 m
        • Maximum Altitude900 m
        • Accommodation Hotel
        • MealsB L D
        • Time6-7 h rs
        • Maximum Altitude1,350m/4,429ft

          Cost Details

          Included
          • Arrival and departure transfers
          • Drive from Kathmandu to Dharapani
          • Fly from Jomsom to Pokhara
          • Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu
          • Accommodation in Kathmandu with BB Plan as per itinerary
          • Accommodation in lodges/tea houses and tents during the expedition
          • Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner during the expedition
          • Annapurna Conservation Area entry fee and TIMS card
          • Pisang Peak Climbing permits and necessary documents
          • Sherpa guides (English speaking, trained in first aid)
          • Porters for personal and group gear
          • Staff insurance
          • Group climbing gear, e.g. ropes, ice screws, tents, cooking equipment, first aid kits
          • Climbing certificate
          Excluded
          • International flight ticket.
          • International airport tax
          • Visa Fee
          • Sightseeing in Kathmandu
          • Tips for staff and guide
          • Trip Insurance
          • Personal costs like drinks, laundry, hot showers, bottled water
          • Personal climbing equipment and clothing
          • Anything that is not listed in the “PRICE INCLUDES” section above

          Good to Know

          Best Season to Summit Pisang Peak climbing 

          Visiting Pisang Peak is suitable for any time of the year, but the best time will be the spring and autumn season. Out of four-season tourists preferspring and autumn because it’s the best time to see the beautiful mountains and enjoy the crystal clear sky.

          Spring and autumn are peak seasons in Nepal. These are the season when nature starts to add its color with blooming wildflowers, greeneryeverywhere, dazzling mountain peaks, thundering waterfalls, and smooth air. There will be less chance of bad weather and a foggy sky. But some adventure seekers love to travel in the winter seasons. These tourists are fond of full adventure, and the trails will also be quiet as fewer tourists will visit during this season.

          Monsoon is not so favourable for trekking as there will be a few obstacles that might face during this time. Because of rainfall, the trail will be slippery, and your trip will be thrilling and challenging. Yet, these are the times when the paths are less crowded, so it is excellent for adventure and peace lovers.

          Packing List for Pisang Peak Climbing

          Every trekking requires certain preparation of gears and types of equipment for the journey to make your trip more comfortable. It is recommended to carry the necessary and light things so that it will be easy while you are walking. The following belongings are recommended that should be brought, although we concede that our clients have their own decision for the clothing. To know what to expect in the Pisang Peak Climbing, we have prepared some useful clothing & gear during the trek.

          Travel Documents

          • Airline tickets (confirmation and itinerary)
          • Nepal Visa form (may be obtained at Kathmandu Airport)
          • Travel insurance policy documents
          • Valid passport
          • Copy of passport (2 copies, first page only)
          • Passport photos (4)

          Travel Equipment

          • Duffel bag (100 liters; no wheels or rigid handles)
          • Lightweight, duffel bag
          • Luggage locks
          • Travel wallet
          • Passport/money belt
          • Sleeping bag liner
          • Travel plug adapters
          • Electrical converter

          Travel Clothing

          • Quick-dry undergarments
          • Synthetic or wool T-shirt
          • Long-sleeve, travel-friendly shirt and pants
          • Casual shoes
          • Mid-weight wool or synthetic socks

          Trekking Equipment

          • Day pack (25–35 liters)
          • Sleeping bag comfortable to 0°F (dependent upon season, weather forecast and personal preference)
          • Waterproof hiking boots
          • Camp shoes (down booties or running shoes)
          • LED headlamp with extra batteries
          • Trekking poles

          Trekking Clothing

          • Wool or synthetic T-shirts (2)
          • Mid-weight fleece or soft-shell jacket (2)
          • Mid-weight down or synthetic parka with hood
          • Convertible hiking pants
          • Fleece pants or insulated pants
          • Lightweight waterproof/breathable rain jacket and pants
          • Mid-weight waterproof and fleece gloves or mittens
          • Sun hat
          • Mid-weight wool or synthetic socks (3 pairs)
          • Liner socks (optional)
          • Glacier sunglasses
          • Neck gaiter, balaclava, Buff or bandana

          Food

          • Energy bars
          • Electrolyte replacement drink mix
          • Snacks (cookies, GORP, Snickers, etc.)

          FAQs

          • Q1. Where is Pisang Peak?

            Pisang Peak is a pyramidal trekking peak above Pisang. Located in a village on the Annapurna Circuit, within the Manang District, northern Nepal.

          • Pisang Peak is located at an altitude of 6091m/19984ft. above sea level.

          • Visiting Pisang Peak is suitable any time of the year, but the best time will be the spring and autumn season. Out of four-season tourists prefer spring and autumn because it’s the best time to see the beautiful mountains and enjoy the crystal clear sky.

          • It takes 16 to 20 days to complete Pisang Peak Climbing.

          • Pisang Peak Climbing requires a performance above the average relating to force and strength, especially the peak day will be long and exhausting.

          • You will need an Annapurna Conservation Area entry permit and Pisang Peak Climbing permits. 

          • If you are healthy and willing to go on climbing then above 18 years can climb Pisang Peak.

          • Yes, you will need a climbing permit for Pisang Peak Climbing.

          • It is not compulsory to join the group during Pisang Peak Climbing, but it may reduce the cost if you are in the group.

          • The routes are quite harsh compared to other climbing regions. But, this peak is suitable for both beginners as well as experienced climbers. The path can be more challenging for new climbers so be prepared with physical and mental preparation. If you have past trekking experience then it will be easier for Pisang Peak Climbing.

          • -   Avoid flying directly to areas of high altitude.

            -   Take 1-2 days of acclimatization to get used to high altitudes before going above 3000m.

            -   Avoid climbing more than 300m to 500m a day.

            -   Have a rest day every 800m to 1000m you go up.

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