Saribung Peak Expedition

Saribung Peak was just opened up alongside another trekking course in 2006, subsequently it is once in a while climbed and the trek itself is trying with high goes to cross. Arranged in Upper Mustang, which was the last realm in Nepal, this region lies near the Tibetan fringe and has a particular Tibetan feel – from the scene to the way of life and individuals.

This 26 days climbing experience begins with flying from Kathmandu to Pokhara and afterward by another plane on to Jomson, managerial focal point of Mustang. From here the trek starts through Mustang and into Upper Mustang and Lo-Manthang which was the seat of the King of the Kingdom of Lo until as of late. Here we adapt before pushing on towards Saribung Peak.

In spite of the fact that not in fact troublesome, a decent degree of wellness is required and we propose you have trekked at high elevation and have fundamental mountaineering abilities, for example, utilization of ice hatchet and crampons before joining this ascension. There are two climbing days on this experience, one to high camp (6,042m) and afterward on to culmination Saribung Peak (6,328m). From the top there is an awesome all encompassing perspective on the encompassing pinnacles.

In the wake of finishing the ascension we trek through Manang to the town of Syange from where we drive back to Kathmandu.

Saribung Peak Climbing Highlights

1. Saribung Peak is recently opened for climbing (2006)
2. Arranged in Damodar Himal, a detached piece of Mustang locale
3. Trek through Upper Mustang with its Tibetan like scene, culture and individuals
4. Officially known as the Kingdom of Lo, Upper Mustang is a limited region
5. The trek takes your through various territories from the bustling business sector town of Jomson on the Annapurna Circuit, through the concealed valley of Nar and Phu and the dry, dry scene of Upper Mustang
6. Climb Saribung Peak at 6,328m, however cross the Saribung La go at 6,000m
7. Dazzling perspectives on Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and the Annapurna extend