Himlung Expedition(7,129m)
Himlung Himal ( mountain) is Located The manaslu region northeast of the Annapurna Range with an altitude of 7129m. The Himlung nlies Clost to the Tibetan Border in a remote corner of Nepal. The mountain was first climbed in 1992 by a Japanese Team and has had few further ascents afterwards. The Himlung Himal is technically easy to climb. We, Everest View Treks & Expedition, anticipate placing four camp Above Base camp that will be put in place by our strong climbing Guide team.
Himlung Himal Expedition area previously was a restricted region, Nepal Government opened the region only in 1992. Expedition Himlung Himal follow Annapurna round root to coto village and from coto village toward Nat-phu village. The route passes through high peak and passes, Glacier, remote villages, narrow gullies, forest, rocks, spring s, Gompas (monastery). And unique culture settlements. The Expedition also offers mysterious culture and panoramic mountain view of nandadevi, rafaramba, Api Himal Annapurna rang and manaslu rang and many more other peak.
Since the area is remote and untouched very few tourists have visited the region. This is country beyond, a wild and extremely beautiful mountain landscape full of erotic people, Rapid River and pristine forest. Due to the remoteness of the region you will experience the virgin nature, off beaten path, Mysterious culture and panoramic Mountain View.
Everest View Treks & Expedition establishes the Base camp at altitudes of 4856 m on grassy land. While our strong Climbing Guide Team setup camps, Expedition members get the chance to climbing up and down foe acclimatization. Three higher camp will be set up above the base camp. Camp 1 at 5551m, camp 2 at 6145m, and camp 3 at 6380m. the last part of the summit involves steep and icy climb. After Summiting you will descend to camp 2 or camp 1 the descend to base camp on the Next day.
Fixed Departure Dates
| Trip Date | Seats Remaining | |
|---|---|---|
| October 1 - October 16 | 10 Seats Left | Book Now |
Itinerary
Arrival Kathmandu (1275m)Upon Arrival in Kathmandu Airport you will be expected to complete your.
Upon Arrival, in Kathmandu Airport you will be expected to complete your custom formalities (Visa etc.) We suggest you look for our representative who will be waiting for you at the arrival gate with Everest View Treks And Expedition display board you will then be transferred to hotel Manang or another hotel similar category.
Preparation of Himlung Expedition Briefing in Nepal tourism board.
Drive from Kathmandu to Dharapani (1960 m/3608 ft): 8-9 hours.
We begin our journey at early dawn as we have a long drive ahead of us. We head-start right after breakfast and leave Kathmandu around 7 am in the morning. We see picturesque views of Nepali countryside, lush greeneries, rivers, villages, farms and mountain vistas en route throughout the drive. After 8-10 hours of drive we reach Jagat via Besishahar. Drive up to Besishahar will most likely be smooth owing to black-topped roads whereas after Besishahar, the roads get dusty and coarse but the scenic view from our windowpane is more than compensating for the bumpy ride. Overnight in Dharapani. Included meals: Breakfast Lunch Dinner.
Dharapani to Koto (2,610 m/8,563 ft): 5-6 hours.
You trek a gradually ascending path and cross a stream to reach Koto. The mountain views you can enjoy are of Annapurna II, Manaslu range and beautiful views of forests on the way add another dimension to your trek. Koto is a small village mainly inhabited by Gurung and others whose lifestyles are mainly influenced by Buddhist Tibetans. Stay overnight in Lodge.
Trek from Koto to Meta(3360m) about 6 to 7 hrs walk overnight stay at lodge.
You cross the river leading to the Nar Phu valley and hike up through beautiful woods above the Phu Khola. The route takes you through some beautiful woods and past several small caves, and a pilgrims’ Dharmasala. After you emerge out of a narrow canyon, the trail actually passes under a wide waterfall just before Dharmasala, from where the woods become thinner and the vistas wider. Stay overnight in camp.
Trek from Meta to Kayang ,IT takes about four and half hours.
A steep climb up the valley along a small, scenic river brings you finally to high pastures on a 3,200 m plateau. You pass by scenic kharka of Meta, 3560 m, a non-permanent winter settlement of Nar, where you are likely to share the trail with a few yaks! This morning is one of the loveliest walks in the Himalayas. Stay overnight in camp.
Trek from Kayang to Phu village.
Across a small glacial stream before reaching a larger one with a bridge only half covered with large slabs of slate. Another hour and a half of trekking through scenic canyon and gorges, you reach the Phu gate. This ancient gate provides you with you first view of the three villages of Phu, as well as an old “dzong” and the remains of the two forts, all now in ruins, but impressively situated atop the flatlands before Phu. Stay overnight in camp.
Rest day, visit around the village to discover Tibetan Buddhist monuments overnight at tented camp.
You can have interaction with locals and explore the wide valley systems above you. You might walk up the valley to the summer grazing settlement or Kharka at Ngoru, a three hour’s walk past the gompa. Phu itself is an incredibly interesting village and you can observe the villagers spinning their yak and sheep wool and chat. Stay overnight in camp.
Trek from Phu-Gaon to Himlung Base camp (4850m), camping setup.
Day 10:-22: Climbing Period for Himlung Himal Summit (7,126m)
Day 24: Preparation, packing and ready to return, overnight camp.
Day 25:Trek back from Base Camp to Phu-Gaon, camp.
Day 26:Trek from Phu-Gaon to Dharamsala, lodge. Trek from Dharamsala to Koto, lodge.
Day 27:Drive from Koto to Besishahar.
Day 28 :Drive from Besishahar to Kathmandu, transfer to Hotel.
Day 29:Debriefing, leisure day, farewell dinner in the evening.Debriefing, leisure day, farewell dinner in the evening.
Transfer to airport for final departure
Includes/Excludes
- IFMGA/NMA certified Guide leader
- 500 USDIndividual tip pool. (This is not a summit bonus tip) The tip pool will be fairly distributed among all Everest Viewstaff members. (es, porters, drivers, hotel security, and staff). (Guest may personally hand in extra tips to our guides and porters)
- 1:1 Guide/Climber ratio. (Additional Sherpa Guide can be arranged, additional cost apply)
- Head chef and kitchen helpers (Helpers increase with the number in climbing team members)
- 2 nights before the expedition and 1 day after the expedition. Hotel in Kathmandu. (Should clients return early from their expedition, clients will be responsible for their extra Kathmandu hotel bookings)
- All trekking and climbing permits (Manaslu Region Permit and TIMS)
- ALl internal-local transportation to and from the trekking trailhead
- Expedition tents (2 or 1 person tents) Brands Salewa, Mountain Hardwear, Samaya equipment, Kailas
- 0 kgs personal weight (Extra additional weight, clients will need to hire an additional porter. Estimated $1000 USD for 27 Days)
- Chocolate, energy bars, hydration pills, biscuits, canned foods, nuts
- Burners and expedition equipment Walkie-talkie/ Satellite phone
- Visas and travel insurance
- Summit Bonus $700 P/P
- Bottled drinks and beverages
- International flights to Kathmandu