Peak Climbing in Nepal

Peak climbing in Nepal is a thrilling adventure sport set against the stunning backdrop of the Himalayas. For those seeking an unforgettable mountain experience, last-minute bookings for peaks exceeding 6,000 meters provide a fantastic opportunity, ensuring a high level of professionalism. Nepal boasts an impressive tally of 1,310 Adventure Himalayan Peaks over 6,000 meters, including eight of the world's 14 highest peaks. Among these, 326 peaks are officially open for climbing and mountaineering, making Nepal an unparalleled destination for mountaineering and climbing enthusiasts.

At Himalayan Magic Treks, we are committed to turning your dream adventure into a reality. Our team of seasoned climbers is ready to lead you to the summit of these majestic peaks. Every year, thousands of climbers and mountaineers flock to Nepal for various reasons. Some come to test their skills and courage, while others aim to conquer adventurous peaks and stand atop the world. Peak climbing offers a fantastic opportunity to ascend Himalayan summits, immersing you in the serenity of snow-covered wilderness without breaking the bank. It demands moderate technical skills and experience, providing a foundation for more ambitious expeditions. Prior knowledge of using ice axes, crampons, and ropes will be beneficial before embarking on your ascent. Rest assured, we will provide guidance on rope handling and the use of other climbing equipment.

Our climbing endeavors are led by trained and experienced guides registered under the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). These local experts possess an intimate knowledge of the mountains and routes they navigate, ensuring a safe and memorable journey. (It's worth noting that the distinction between a mountain and a peak lies in size, with a mountain being a large mass of earth and rock rising above 1,000 feet or 3,048 meters, while a peak is a sharp point or top terminating in a point, such as the peak or front of a cap.)

We offer peak climbing opportunities in renowned trekking destinations, characterized by relatively straightforward access and shorter durations. Peaks like Naya Khang and Yala Peak in the Langtang Valley can be conquered in under twenty days, allowing ample time for acclimatization. Meanwhile, the Annapurna region offers challenges like Pisang Peak, Chulu East Peak, and Chulu West Peak Climbing. In the Everest region, you can set your sights on Mera Peak, Island Peak, Lobuche East Peak, Lobuche West Peak, Khongma-tse Peak, and Nirekha Peak Climbing. These are among the most popular peaks in Nepal, offering a diverse range of experiences for climbers.

Our mission for 2024-2025 is to organize peak climbing adventures on a grand scale in Nepal. These trips are open to both private and group bookings, with a total of 33 NMA (Nepal Mountaineering Association) peaks to choose from. Our programs are available year-round, and you can opt for a group departure or assemble your own private team through Himalayan Magic Treks. Our professional teams comprise experienced climbing guides who will cater to your unique plans. Embark on a journey with us and experience the thrill of conquering the Himalayan peaks with the assurance of safety and expertise.

Permit Fees for NMA Peak Climbing in Nepal

Royalty Structure for Nepal Mountaineering Association Peaks from 6000 meters 6499 meters peaks- Royalty for foreign climber per person in US dollar.

Group "A"

			Cost/Season→	Spring	Autumn	Winter	Summer
SN	Name of the peak	Region	Height↓	March-April -May	Sept-Oct -Nov	Dec-Jan -Feb	June-July -August
1.	Mt Cholatse Peak	Khumbu	6440 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
2.	Mt. Machhermo Peak	Mahalangur	6273 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
3.	Mt. Kyazo Ri Peak	Mahalangur	6186 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
4.	Mt.Phari Lapcha Peak	Mahalangur	6017 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
5.	Mt. Nirekha Peak	Mahalangur	6159 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
6.	Mt. Langsisa Ri Peak	Jugal	6427 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
7.	Mt. Ombigaichen Peak	Mahalangur	6340 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
8.	Mt. Bokta Peak	Kanchenjunga	6143 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
9.	Mt. Chekigo Peak	Gaurishankar	6257 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
10.	Mt. Lobuje West Peak	Khumbu	6145 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
11.	Mt. Larkya Peak	Manaslu	6010 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
12.	Mt. ABI Peak	Mahalangur	6097 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
13.	Mt. Yubra Himal Peak	Langtang Himal	6035 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70

Group "B"

			Cost/Season→	Spring	Autumn	Winter	Summer
SN	Name of the peak	Region	Height↓	March-April -May	Sept-Oct -Nov	Dec-Jan -Feb	June-July -August
1.	Hiunchuli Peak	Annapurna Himal	6441 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
2.	Singu Chuli (Fluted Peak)	Annapurna Himal	6501 m	US$-400	US$-200	US$-100	US$-100
3.	Mera Peak	Khumbu Himal	6470 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
4.	Kusum Kangru Peak	Khumbu Himal	6367 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
5.	Kwangde Peak	Khumbu Himal	6011 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
6.	Chulu West Peak	Manang district	6427 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
7.	Chulu East Peak	Manang district	6584 m	US$-400	US$-200	US$-100	US$-100
8.	Imja Tse (Island Peak)	Khumbu Himal	6160 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
9.	Pharchamo Peak	Rolwaling Himal	6187 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
10.	Lobuje Peak	Khumbu Himal	6119 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
11.	Ramdung Peak	Rolwaling Himal	5925 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
12.	Pisang Peak	Manang district	6091 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
13.	Khongma Tse (Mehra Peak)	Khumbu Himal	5849 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
14.	Ganja La Chuli (Naya Kanga)	Langtang Himal	5844 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
15.	Pokhalde Peak	Khumbu Himal	5806 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70
16.	Paldor Peak	Langtang Himal	5896 m	US$-250	US$-125	US$-70	US$-70

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