Pisang Peak (6,091m)

Pisang Peak (6091m) is one of Nepal’s most popular trekking peaks, located in the heart of the Annapurna Region. Rising above the beautiful village of Pisang, the peak offers an excellent combination of trekking adventure, mountain culture exploration, and a moderately technical climbing experience—perfect for climbers with basic mountaineering skills who want to summit their first Himalayan peak.

Known for its pyramid-shaped summit, Pisang Peak stands boldly between Annapurna I and Manaslu ranges, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Annapurna II, III, IV, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, Manaslu, and Lamjung Himal.

Pisang Peak is a stunning 6,091m climbing adventure in the Annapurna region, offering breathtaking Himalayan views and a rewarding alpine experience with Destination Holiday Trek

HIGHLIGHTS

★ One of Nepal’s most popular trekking peaks — ideal for beginner to intermediate climbers.

★ Summit views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse & Ama Dablam — truly breathtaking 360° panorama.

★ Excellent mountaineering introduction — includes glacier travel, basic ice climbing, and rope techniques.

★ Climb through the beautiful Imja Valley, surrounded by stunning Himalayan landscapes.

★ Challenging yet achievable peak, perfect for fit trekkers seeking their first Himalayan summit.

★ Thrilling summit ridge with a rewarding final push to the top.

TRIP FACTS

⛰️Altitude: (6091m)

📍Region: Annapurna region
⭐Difficulty: Intermediate (requires basic climbing training)
🌤️Best Season: Pisang Peak (Spring (March – May) – Clear skies, stable weather, best snow conditions
Autumn (September – November) – Crystal-clear views, ideal temperatures91m)
🏁Starting/Ending Point: KATHMANDU
📅Duration: Typically 15–18 days,

📄Permit Requirements

1.pisang Peak Permit: Issuing Authority: Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA)

2. Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)

ITINEARY

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,350 m / 4,430 ft) Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Meet your trekking team, check equipment, and attend a pre-climb briefing.

Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 2: Kathmandu – Pokhara (820 m / 2,690 ft)

Travel by tourist bus or flight to Pokhara.

Rest day, final preparation, and equipment check.

Overnight in Pokhara.

Day 3: Pokhara – Jomsom (2,715 m / 8,907 ft)

Scenic drive through Besisahar anFly from Pokhara to Jomsom (or drive via Kali Gandaki Valley).Short trek to nearby lodge for acclimatization.Overnight in Jomsom.d Marsyangdi valley.

Day 4: Jomsom – Chuli East Base Camp (3,600 m / 11,811 ft)

Trek through villages and scenic landscapes along the Annapurna circuit route.

Reach Chuli East Base Camp.

Overnight in tents or local lodges.

Day 5: Acclimatization and Exploration at Base Camp

Short hike around the base camp to aid acclimatization.

Prepare climbing equipment and review summit plan.

Overnight at base camp.

Day 6–8: Trek to Advanced Base Camp (4,200–4,800 m / 13,780–15,748 ft)

Gradually ascend through mixed terrain: forested trails, moraine, and snow slopes.

Overnight at intermediate camps for proper acclimatization.

Day 9: Advanced Base Camp – High Camp (5,200 m / 17,060 ft)

Trek and climb to high camp, establishing a base for the summit push.

Overnight in tents at high camp.

Day 10: Acclimatization at High Camp

Short climb nearby to prepare for summit day.

Rest, hydration, and final preparation.

Overnight at high camp.

Day 11: Summit Day – Chuli East Peak (6,584 m / 21,604 ft)

Early morning start before sunrise.

Climb through snow, ice, and rocky slopes to the summit.

Enjoy panoramic Himalayan views including Annapurna I, Machapuchare, and Dhaulagiri.

Descend back to high camp for overnight stay.

Day 12: High Camp – Base Camp

Descend from high camp to base camp.

Celebrate the successful summit.

Overnight at base camp.

Day 13–14: Base Camp – Jomsom

Trek back through scenic valleys to Jomsom.

Overnight in Jomsom.

Day 15: Jomsom – Pokhara

Fly or drive back to Pokhara.

Rest day, sightseeing, and farewell dinner.

Overnight in Pokhara.

Day 16: Pokhara – Kathmandu

Drive or fly back to Kathmandu.

Free time for shopping or sightseeing.

Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 17: Kathmandu – Departure

Final departure from Kathmandu to your home country.

Cost ncludes

✅ Airport pickup and drop in Kathmandu (private vehicle)
✅ Accommodation in Kathmandu on arrival/departure (usually 3-star hotel, bed + breakfast)
✅ All accommodation during trek: teahouses or lodges while trekking; tents or base-camp
✅ accommodation for climb phases
✅ Meals during trek / climb: breakfast, lunch and dinner when on trail or climbing expedition
✅ All required permits (trekking + conservation + peak-climbing permit) and paperwork.
✅ Licensed trekking / climbing guide (and assistant guides if group large) + porters (often 1 porter per 2 trekkers) including their salary, food, accommodation, transport.
✅ Group climbing/ expedition equipment: tents, cooking/kitchen gear, ropes, general climbing/ mountaineering gear provided by agency.
✅ Ground transport (as per itinerary) inside Nepal: e.g. Kathmandu → trek start, sometimes flights/jeeps/transport from trek end to Kathmandu (or Pokhara), if included by itinerary.
✅ Basic medical / first-aid kit carried by guides for emergencies.
✅ Government and local taxes.
✅ Some agencies also include extras like a “welcome / farewell dinner” in Kathmandu, or a duffel/trek bag for use during the trek.

Cost Excludes
Personal climbing/trekking gear — Items like your own boots, harness, crampons, helmet, down-suit/technical clothing, gloves, etc.
Personal travel / medical / rescue insurance — You need to arrange your own high-altitude travel/evacuation insurance.
Your international flights & Nepal visa fees — Getting to/from Nepal and your visa are not included.
Food / in kathmandu
Personal expenses during trek — That includes drinks (soft drinks, alcohol, bottled water), hot showers, battery/phone

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Detailed itineraries and pricing

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