Trip Details

  • Destination: Nepal

About Chulu East Peak Climbing

Chulu East Peak Climbing offers the most beautiful views of the surrounding peaks, which are one of the most beautiful peaks in the Himalayan. This peak climbing is located in the Annapurna Himalayan Range at an altitude of 6584m from sea level. The climb involves a glacier crossing and a steep ascent to the summit, where most of the climbing will involve walking roped together. The trail will lead through the tranquil landscapes and traditional cultural heritage and take you by the way of the astonishing backdrop and walk through pine and rhododendron forests.

During the time of this peak climbing, we will get an opportunity to see mesmerizing views of mountains like Annapurna II, III, IV, Dhaulagiri, Gangapurna, Tilicho, and Manaslu Peak. This peak climbing is technically undemanding, and climbers must know how to use climbing equipment. The trail will offer views of majestic green hills, and through a wonderful variety of landscapes and culture is unforgettable. This beautiful climb is bounded by the Marshyangdi River and the Mesokanta La to the south. It is a popular trekking trail in the Annapurna region, where the trail follows the Marsyangdi River valley.

In 1955, this peak climbing is first climbed by German explorer’s expedition through the north-east ridge. On this peak climbing, we get an opportunity to learn about the culture and tradition of the Gurung people. While embarking on this peak climbing, climbers get to be introduced to pretty villages like the village of Humde and enjoy the thrilling trek to the various passes like Thorong La pass. During the time of peak climbing, we get an opportunity to visit Annapurna conservation area, where wildlife like Himalayan Thar is easily encountered. This beautiful peak climbing gives an opportunity to enter the beautiful villages of the Annapurna region.

Chulu east peak climbing difficulty

Chulu east peak climbing is moderate in grade. It only requires you to have a sense of adventure and dedication to the summit. This peak climbing is less technical, so it is better to have some mountaineering experience, and trekkers must know how to use climbing equipment. Some, difficulty which we have to face while embarking on this peak climbing is:

Altitude: On this peak climbing, we will trek to an altitude of 6584m from sea level. While trekking at high altitude, there is a high chance of suffering from altitude sickness. Altitude sickness is the most common difficulty which we must face while climbing this peak.

Weather and climate: The weather and temperature can be unpredictable and does not take time to get worse from bad while trekking in high Himalayan land. Only in the spring and autumn season is a perfect time to trek in the high Himalayan because, in these seasons, the weather and temperature are perfect.

Highlights

  • Explore most gorgeous peaks in the Himalayan
  • Located at Annapurna Himalayan Range at an altitude of 6584m from sea level
  • Opportunity to see mesmerizing view mountain like Annapurna II, III, IV, Dhaulagiri, Gangapurna, Tilicho and Manaslu Peak
  • Technically undemanding and climbers must know how to use climbing equipment
  • Bounded by the Marshyangdi River and the Mesokanta La to the south.
  • Opportunity to explore Annapurna conservation Area

Outline Itinerary

  • Day 1Arrive in Kathmandu
  • Day 2Preparation for climbing
  • Day 3Drive to Chame
  • Day 4Trek to Pisang
  • Day 5Trek to Manang
  • Day 6Acclimatization at Manang
  • Day 7Trek to Yak Kharka
  • Day 8Trek to Chulu East Base Camp
  • Day 9Preparation day for peak climbing
  • Day 10Complete climbing Chulu east peak and back to the base camp
  • Day 11Extra day for peak climbing
  • Day 12Trek to Ledar
  • Day 13Trek to Thorong Phedi
  • Day 14Trek to Muktinath
  • Day 15Drive to Jomsom
  • Day 16Drive back to Pokhara
  • Day 17Drive back to Kathmandu
  • Day 18Departure day
Day to day details itinerary

Useful Information

Accommodation and food

Accommodation: On these 18 days of peak climbing, we will spend 3 nights in Kathmandu and 1 night in Pokhara and 13 nights in the high Himalayan land. In Kathmandu and Pokhara, you will get a luxury hotel to spend the night in. For 9 nights, we will spend overnight at the lodge, where the rooms are a basic small room with two beds, pillows, blankets, mattresses, and furniture, and rest 4 nights in a tent at Base Camp. In this high Himalayan land, we have to share bathrooms with other trekkers, but you will get attached bathrooms at low land. While trekking in the high Himalayan, it is better to bring a sleeping bag with you.

Food: In cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara, you will get western cuisine. But in the high Himalayan land, there are fewer options. In some of the places, you will get western cuisine, but as you walk in the higher altitude, the menu will become less, and at the some point you get only typical Nepalese food.

Best season to climb Chulu east peak climbing

The best season to climb Chulu east peak climbing is the autumn and spring season.

Autumn season

Autumn season is the best season for this peak climbing. Autumn season, the skies clear up, and the days are predominantly sunny and dry, offering excellent conditions for this peak climbing. This season offers a blend of stable weather, clear visibility, and comfortable temperatures.

Spring season

Spring season is an ideal combination of favorable weather and beautiful natural scenery. This is the perfect time to visit Chulu east peak climbing, where you experience the Himalayas in all their glory. On the way to Chulu east peak climbing, we will pass through a dense forest which is full of rhododendrons.

You can trek in the summer and winter season, but it is not a perfect time to visit. In the winter, the weather and temperature are freezing cold. And in the summer, there will be rain everywhere, and the road is slippery and muddy, so trekking in the summer is not the best option.