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Saribung Peak Climbing

Saribung Peak Climbing

Saribung Peak Climbing Overview

Key Information

Duration:

23 days

Grade:

Moderate

Best Season:

October- November and March- April May

Maximum altitude

6328

Accommodation

Lodge

Transportation

car / flight

Embark on an exhilarating journey to conquer the magnificent Saribung Peak, standing proudly at 6328 meters amidst the rugged terrains of the Mustang Region. Despite its recent establishment, Saribung Peak Climbing has swiftly risen to prominence among adventurers and mountaineers, owing to its enthralling off-the-beaten-path trails and challenging passes.

Nestled in the secluded expanse of the Mustang Region, adjacent to the Chinese border, Saribung Peak promises awe-inspiring vistas of breathtaking landscapes, snow-capped summits, and meandering rivers. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of local traditions and culture as you traverse through this isolated region.

Your journey commences amidst the windswept landscapes of Jomsom, leading you to the quaint village of Kagbeni. Traverse through picturesque ethnic communities, each adorned with its unique cultural heritage, before venturing into the remote realms of Yara and Luri Gompa. The expedition unfolds as you ascend the formidable Saribung Peak, culminating in a descent to the enchanting Nar Phu Valley, concluding in Besisahar.

The trail presents a medley of challenges, including rugged terrains, precarious cliff-side treks, and encounters with isolated villages. Traverse through passes adorned with ice and crevasses, bridging the gap between the Damodar Kunda region and the Nar-Phu valley. From the summit of Saribung Peak, revel in panoramic vistas of majestic peaks such as Nilgiri Himal, Himlung Himal, Lamjung Himal, Mt. Manaslu, and Annapurna II.

Immerse yourself in the serenity of ancient monasteries, steeped in history, and engage with the welcoming locals to gain insights into their way of life. Saribung Peak Climbing encapsulates all the elements desired by avid travelers, from exhilarating challenges to immersive cultural experiences.

Optimal trekking seasons span from March to May and September to November, offering favorable weather conditions for your expedition. Given the demanding nature of the trail, participants are advised to maintain peak physical fitness.

At Himalayan Adventure Intl Treks and Expedition, we pride ourselves on being trailblazers in crafting unforgettable journeys that showcase Nepal's mesmerizing beauty. Our unparalleled services encompass excellent transportation, comfortable accommodations, and knowledgeable guides fluent in English. Your safety and satisfaction remain our utmost priority, ensuring an unparalleled travel experience that lingers in your memories forever. Embark on this extraordinary adventure with us and let the Himalayas captivate your soul.

Saribung Peak Climbing Itinerary

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Food
Breakfast
Accomodation
Hotel
Elevation
1350

Welcome to Kathmandu, a city pulsating with vibrant markets, bustling streets, and adorned with colorful temples and grand pagodas. Upon arrival, our amiable guide will greet you at the airport and ensure your comfortable transfer to our hotel. The rest of the day offers a chance to explore nearby shopping areas and prepare for the adventure ahead. In the evening, our knowledgeable tour guide will provide a comprehensive briefing, acquainting you with essential details about the upcoming trek.

Food
Breakfast
Accomodation
Hotel
Elevation
827

Embark on a picturesque journey spanning 6-7 hours towards the enchanting Pokhara Valley, home to the serene Phewa Tal (lake). Upon arrival, settle into your hotel nestled near the tranquil waters of Phewa Tal. Lakeside beckons with its plethora of shops, bars, and restaurants, promising a delightful evening of exploration and relaxation.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
2800

Today, soar above the clouds on a scenic 20-25 minute flight from Pokhara to Jomsom, treating you to breathtaking vistas of the renowned Kali Gandaki Gorge and towering peaks like Mt. Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Ranges. Upon landing, embark on a picturesque 3-4 hour trek to Kagbeni, a charming village serving as the gateway to the restricted Upper Mustang region, where mystical landscapes and ancient traditions await.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
3110

Set off early to embrace the day’s journey, navigating trails that unveil stunning vistas of the majestic Mt. Nilgiri and the quaint village of Tangbe with its iconic red and whitewashed houses. Traverse through the arid lands towards Chele, where panoramic views of the Himalayan Ranges greet you. Tonight, revel in the tranquility of Chele as you prepare for the adventures ahead.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
3500

Ascend rugged hills and descend into picturesque canyons as you journey towards Geling, passing through quaint villages and encountering ancient Buddhist structures along the way. Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of Geling, where the essence of the Himalayas whispers through the air.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
3570

Embark on a mesmerizing journey to Charang, tracing the path to Nyi La Pass and marveling at the ancient Dzong and Gompa that adorn the landscape. Allow the rich cultural heritage of Charang to captivate your senses as you delve deeper into the heart of Mustang.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
3840

Embark on an uphill trek to Lo-Gekar, home to one of the oldest Tibetan monasteries in the world, before journeying to the ancient walled city of Lo-Manthang. Let the allure of this historic city enchant you as you explore its winding alleys and timeless charm.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
3810

Take a well-deserved break to acclimatize and immerse yourself in the local culture. Venture to Namgyal Gompa and Tingkhar, absorbing the panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes before returning to Lo Manthang for a tranquil evening under the Himalayan sky.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
3900

Embark on a captivating journey lasting five to six hours as we traverse the scenic trail towards Yara, our resting haven for the night.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Tent
Elevation
4000

Today, immerse yourself in history as we trek for four to five hours to reach the ancient Luri Cave Monastery, dating back to the 15th century. Prepare to be enchanted as we spend the night amidst its mystical ambiance.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Tent
Elevation
3850

Experience the thrill of adventure as we trek for five to six hours, crossing a majestic 5100m pass en route to Ghuma Thanti, where we'll pitch our tents under the vast Himalayan sky

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Tent
Elevation
4890

Embark on a six to seven-hour trek, encountering the breathtaking Damodar Kunda en route to our campsite at Namta Khola, surrounded by awe-inspiring vistas.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Tent
Elevation
4950

Ascend to new heights as we trek and climb for six to seven hours, reaching the base camp where we'll establish our temporary abode amidst the rugged terrain.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Tent
Elevation
5240

Take a well-deserved break to acclimate to the altitude and explore the surrounding wonders, setting the stage for further adventures. Spend the night under the stars, rejuvenating for the days ahead.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Tent
Elevation
5730

Embark on an early start for a five to six-hour trek, navigating challenging terrain and snow-covered paths as we make our way to Camp I, where we'll spend the night in anticipation of the summit.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Tent
Elevation
6328

Experience the thrill of conquest as we embark on an eight to nine-hour journey to the summit of Saribung Peak (6328m), relishing panoramic views before descending to Base Camp for a well-deserved rest.

 

 

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Tent
Elevation
4400

Traverse the Saribung Pass and descend to Nagoru over six to seven hours, soaking in the rugged beauty of the landscape before retiring for the night.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
4080

Journey for five to six hours across the arid Tibetan plateau, arriving at Phu Gaon Village, where ancient monasteries and majestic peaks await. Settle in for a memorable night amidst serene surroundings.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
3560

Trek for five to six hours, passing remnants of Khampa settlements and enjoying breathtaking views of Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal before reaching Meta Village, our overnight stop.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
2600

Descend through pine forests and cascading waterfalls for six to seven hours, arriving at Koto Village, a serene haven nestled amidst nature's bounty.

Food
BLD
Accomodation
Lodge
Elevation
1860

Trek for five to six hours, passing through picturesque villages and catching glimpses of snow-capped peaks before reaching Dharapani, where we'll spend our final night on the trail.

Food
Breakfast
Accomodation
Hotel
Elevation
1350

Bid farewell to the mountains as we embark on a scenic drive back to Kathmandu via Besisahar, reminiscing about the unforgettable experiences shared along the way.

As your journey in Nepal draws to a close, cherish the memories and camaraderie forged during your expedition. Our team will ensure a seamless transfer to the airport for your onward journey, leaving you with ample time to plan your next adventure in this extraordinary land.

Experience the wonders of the Himalayas with Himalayan Adventure Intl Treks, where every step is a testament to the spirit of exploration and discovery.

 

Saribung Peak Climbing Cost Includes?

  • Arrival and Departure Services: Transfer to and from both domestic and international flights as per the itinerary.
  • Comfortable Accommodation: Two nights' hotel stay in Kathmandu with breakfast included.
  • Convenient Flights: Pokhara to Jomsom flight fare with airport tax covered.
  • Trekking Essentials: Climbing Dome Tent, Kitchen Tent, and all necessary kitchen utensils provided.
  • Transportation: Kathmandu to Pokhara by Tourist Bus; Dharapani to Beshisahar by sharing Jeep; and Beshisahar to Kathmandu by Bus.
  • Experienced Guidance: Government-licensed high altitude trekking guide throughout the trekking and climbing period.
  • Accommodation and Meals: Twin sharing tent accommodation with hygienic meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) provided.
  • Safety Gear: Camping tent, climbing rope, and Sherpa porters equipped with proper safety and walking gear.
  • Permits and Cards: Trekking permits (Upper Mustang Special Permit, Annapurna Conservation area permit), and TIMS card included.
  • Special Climbing Permit: Saribung Peak Climbing Permit.
  • Medical Support: First aid kits for the group and staff, along with oxygen meter for health monitoring.
  • Essential Gear: Use of sleeping bag, down jacket, duffel bag, and walking poles.
  • Insurance Coverage: Helicopter rescue insurance for high altitude staff.
  • Service Charges: Service charge and government taxes levied in Nepal covered.
  • Exclusive Merchandise: Sherpa Expedition and Trekking T-shirt provided.

Saribung Peak Climbing Cost Excludes?

  • Meals in Kathmandu: Lunch and dinner expenses in Kathmandu.
  • Nepal Entry Visa Fee:  
  • Personal Insurance: Travel and medical insurance.
  • International Airfare: Expenses related to international flights.
  • Personal Expenses: Any additional personal expenses during the trip.
  • Beverages and Snacks: Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, soups, teas, coffees, mineral water, extra food, etc., purchased during the trek.
  • Desserts and Sweets: Excludes items like chocolate, cake, pie, pudding.
  • Additional Services: Charges for hot showers and battery charging at tea houses.
  • Tips: Gratuity for the guide, porter, and driver as tipping is customary.
  • Excess Baggage: Charges for excess baggage over 10 kg for Jomsom flight.

Saribung Peak Climbing Altitude Profile

Saribung Peak Climbing FAQs

Saribung Peak stands tall at an altitude of 6,328 meters (20,755 feet) above sea level.

The optimal time for Saribung Peak Climbing is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons when the weather is stable, and the skies are clear, offering excellent visibility.

Saribung Peak Climbing is considered a challenging expedition, requiring previous high-altitude trekking and mountaineering experience. Technical climbing skills and proper acclimatization are necessary due to the high altitude and challenging terrain.

Climbers need to obtain the necessary permits, including the Restricted Area Permit (RAP) and the Climbing Permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) for Saribung Peak Climbing.

The duration for Saribung Peak Climbing Expedition typically ranges from 18 to 20 days, including trekking to and from the base camp and the summit attempt.

The journey to Saribung Peak usually begins from Jomsom, a popular trekking hub in the Mustang region of Nepal.

Accommodation during the expedition includes a combination of camping in tents at designated base camps and teahouses or lodges along the trekking route.

Climbers should possess excellent physical fitness and endurance to tackle the demanding trekking routes and high-altitude conditions encountered during Saribung Peak Climbing.

Yes, climbers are at risk of altitude sickness and other high-altitude-related illnesses during Saribung Peak Climbing due to the extreme elevation. Proper acclimatization and adherence to safety protocols are crucial to mitigate these risks.

Yes, climbers need to bring along technical climbing equipment such as ropes, harnesses, ice axes, crampons, and helmets for safe ascent and descent on Saribung Peak.

Yes, experienced guides, Sherpas, and support staff are essential components of the expedition team provided by Himalayan Adventure Intl to ensure the safety and success of climbers.

The cost of Saribung Peak Climbing Expedition with Himalayan Adventure Intl varies depending on factors such as group size, services included, and the duration of the expedition. Please contact us directly for detailed pricing information.

Himalayan Adventure Intl prioritizes safety and has well-established emergency protocols in place. In case of emergencies, evacuation plans and medical assistance will be promptly arranged to ensure the well-being of climbers.

Yes, all climbers are required to have comprehensive travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking, mountaineering, and emergency medical evacuation for Saribung Peak Climbing Expedition.

The maximum group size for Saribung Peak Climbing Expedition with Himalayan Adventure Intl typically ranges from 6 to 10 climbers to ensure personalized attention, safety, and minimal environmental impact.

Saribung Peak Climbing Additional Information

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, I don't have specific information about the Saribung Peak route, group, or recent updates. However, I can provide you with general information based on what was known up to that point.

Saribung Peak Overview:

1. Location:

  • Saribung Peak is located in the Mustang region of Nepal, near the border with Tibet.
  • It's part of the Damodar Himal range in the western part of Nepal.

2. Route:

  • The trek to Saribung Peak often starts from Jomsom or Pokhara, and the route typically involves passing through the villages of Kagbeni, Phu, and Saribung Base Camp.
  • The climb itself is challenging and may involve technical sections, including glacier crossings and steep ascents.

3. Group:

  • Organized treks to Saribung Peak are usually led by experienced trekking agencies.
  • A support team typically includes guides, sherpas, cooks, and porters.

4. Weather:

  • Weather conditions can vary significantly depending on the season.
  • Winters (December to February) are extremely cold, with temperatures dropping well below freezing.
  • Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are generally the best times for trekking, with more stable weather and milder temperatures.

5. Best Climatic Season:

  • The best time to attempt Saribung Peak is during the pre-monsoon (spring) and post-monsoon (autumn) seasons.
  • During these times, the weather is relatively stable, offering clear skies and good visibility.

6. Types of Equipment:

  • Clothing: Layered clothing is essential to cope with temperature variations. This includes a good-quality waterproof jacket, insulated layers, and trekking pants.
  • Footwear: Sturdy and waterproof trekking boots are necessary, especially considering the varied terrain.
  • Climbing Gear: Depending on the technical aspects of the climb, you might need ice axes, crampons, harnesses, and ropes.
  • Sleeping Bag: A high-quality sleeping bag suitable for low temperatures is crucial for higher altitudes.
  • Backpack: A comfortable and spacious backpack to carry essentials, including a hydration system.

7. Challenges:

  • Altitude: Saribung Peak stands at around 6,328 meters (20,774 feet), so altitude-related challenges are a significant concern.
  • Technical Climbing: Depending on the specific route chosen, there may be technical climbing sections that require experience and skill.
  • Weather Fluctuations: The weather in high-altitude regions can change rapidly, and trekkers should be prepared for sudden shifts in conditions.
  • Remote Terrain: The trek to Saribung takes you through remote and challenging terrain, requiring careful planning and navigation skills.

Note: For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it's essential to check with local authorities, trekking agencies, or recent expedition reports.

Remember that conditions and logistics can change, so it's crucial to consult with experienced guides and local authorities before attempting a trek or climb in the Saribung region.

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