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Chulu East Peak Climbing

Chulu East is situated high above the Manang Valley with breathtaking views across to the Annapurna I, III and IV, Gangapurna, Glacier Dome, Dhaulagiri, Tilicho Peak and Manaslu. The climb is technically straightforward and one should be familiar with the use of equipment: crampons, harness, and ice axe, tying knots and handling ropes. Most of the climbing will involve walking roped together, including the glacial crossings. One should be very fit and have good experience of climbing. The climb can be combined with the classic trek around the Annapurna massif, ascending the Marshyangdi Valley and crossing the Thorong La, before descending the Kali Gandaki Valley to Pokhara.

Trip Profile:

Location: Annapurna Region
Length of trip: 13 days
Grade: Moderate to Strenuous
Highest Alt: 6584 m
Type of trek: Tea house/ Camping
Best season: Mar- April-May-Oct-Nov
Group size: Min. 2 people

 

Itinerary Of Chulu East

Day 01: Drive to Bishisahar & trek to Bhulbhule
Day 02: Trek to Jagat (1340 m)
Day 03: Trek to Dharapani (1940 m)
Day 04: Trek to Chame (2710 m)
Day 05: Trek to Pisang (3240 m)
Day 06: Trek to Ngawal (3605 m)
Day 07: Rest day in Ngawal for acclimatization & site exploration
Day 08: Trek to Chulu Base Camp (3910 m)
Day 09: Trek to High Camp (4955 m) & set up High Camp
Day 10: Summit Chulu East (6584 m) & back to Base Camp
Day 11: Reserve day
Day 12: Trek to Manang (3510 m)
Day 13: Trek to Chame & return to Pokhara/ Trek to Yak Kharka i.e. continue Annapurna Circuit Trek

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