Mount Everest Expedition | Everest Expedition 8848.86M

ANNAPURNA THREE PEAK EXPEDITION

THREE PEAK EXPEDITION: CHULU WEST 6419M, CHULU FAR EAST 6049M, PISANG PEAK 6091M

The Chulu West, Pisang Peak, and Chulu Far East Expedition also offers an exhilarating journey through the Annapurna region of Nepal, showcasing three stunning peaks that present unique challenges and breathtaking views. This Annapurna Three Peak expedition is also ideal for climbers seeking a diverse mountaineering experience in the heart of the Himalayas.

Embark on our Annapurna Three Peak Expedition, an exhilarating challenge set in the breathtaking Annapurna region of Nepal. This adventure, a triumphant trio of peaks reaching over 20,000 feet (6000+ meters), also offers a spectacular introduction to Himalayan climbing. Immerse yourself in the rich mountain and Manang culture, culminating in the thrilling summit conquests of Chulu West (6419 meters), Chulu Far East (6049 meters), and Pisang Peak (6091 meters). Traverse the Annapurna circuit’s hidden treasures, including Tilicho Lake at 4900 meters and the Thorong La high pass at 5416 meters

This expedition also promises an extraordinary blend of trekking and climbing through the enchanting Annapurna massif. Chulu West, the pinnacle of technicality among the three peaks, presents climbers with challenges like navigating crevasse openings and ascending/descending a vertical 90-degree wall near the summit. Meanwhile, Pisang Peak adds a touch of moderate yet technical climbing to the adventure.

The Annapurna Three Peaks Expedition tailored for those with a spirit for high adventure, featuring moderately technical climbs. Chulu West, with a grading of 2B, is within reach for individuals in good shape and harboring a thirst for thrilling experiences. Our seasoned team is also dedicated to nurturing and enhancing your alpine climbing skills as we embark on this incredible journey conquering three distinct and awe-inspiring peaks.

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

Chulu West (6,419M), Chulu Far East (6059m), Pisang Peak (6091m)

Emerald lake Tilicho Lake 4900M, Annapurna valley, Thorong La Pass 5416M

1:2 Guide/Client ratio throughout the expedition

Base Camp and high camp strategy alpine climbing

Itinerary

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DAY 1 -2 Arrival, pick up at the airport by EEN staff. Briefings and gear check.

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you’ll be greeted by Namas staff at the airport and transferred to your accommodation.

The following day will be dedicated to orientation and preparation. You’ll receive briefings on the trekking itinerary, safety protocols, and gear check to ensure you have all necessary equipment for the journey ahead.
DAY 3: Kathmandu to Besi Sahar

Depart from Kathmandu and embark on a scenic drive to Besi Sahar, the starting point of the trek. The journey takes approximately 5-6 hours and offers stunning views of the countryside.
DAY 4: Besi Sahar to Pisang

Continue your drive from Besi Sahar to Pisang, immersing yourself in the picturesque landscapes of the Annapurna region along the way.
DAY 5: Acclimatization Hike Day at Upper Pisang Valley

Today is dedicated to an acclimatization hike to Upper Pisang village (3250m). This allows your body to adjust to the increasing altitude and prepares you for the days ahead.
DAY 6: Trek to Pisang Base Camp

Begin your trek from Upper Pisang to Pisang Base Camp (4380m), gradually ascending through scenic trails surrounded by towering peaks and lush vegetation.
DAY 7: Trek to Pisang High Camp

Continue your ascent to Pisang High Camp (5400m), where you’ll set up camp in preparation for the summit push.
DAY 8: Summit Pisang Peak

Today is the highlight of the trek as you summit Pisang Peak (6091m). After reaching the summit, soak in the breathtaking views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks before descending back to Base Camp.
DAY 9: Trek to Ngawal

Descend from Pisang Base Camp to Ngawal (3650m), enjoying the change in scenery as you make your way to the next destination.
DAY 10: Trek to Yak Kharka

Continue your trek from Ngawal to Yak Kharka (3800m), passing through picturesque landscapes dotted with alpine vegetation.
DAY 11: Trek to Chulu Far East Base Camp

Ascend to Chulu Far East Base Camp (4600m), where you’ll spend the night in preparation for the upcoming summit attempt.
DAY 12: Trek to High Camp

Continue your ascent to High Camp (5400m), where you’ll rest and acclimatize before the summit push.
DAY 13: Summit Chulu Far East and descend to Base Camp

Today, you’ll summit Chulu Far East (6049m) and then descend back to Base Camp to celebrate your achievement.

The itinerary continues with further trekking, acclimatization, and summit attempts on other peaks. Each day offers new experiences and challenges, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the beauty and adventure of the Himalayas.
DAY 14: Trek to Manang Village

Descend from Chulu Far East Base Camp to Manang village (3540m), enjoying the scenic landscapes and cultural insights along the way.
DAY 15: Trek to Tilicho Base Camp

Trek from Manang to Tilicho Base Camp (4000m), a relatively short journey of 4-5 hours, allowing for acclimatization and preparation for the upcoming trek to Tilicho Lake.
DAY 16: Trek to Tilicho Lake and Shree Kharka

Trek from Tilicho Base Camp to Tilicho Lake (4900m), a stunning glacial lake nestled amidst towering peaks. After soaking in the beauty of Tilicho Lake, continue trekking to Shree Kharka for overnight stay.
DAY 17: Trek to Ledar

Descend from Shree Kharka to Ledar (4200m), passing through rugged terrain and picturesque landscapes.
DAY 18: Trek to Chulu West Base Camp

Continue your trek from Ledar to Chulu Base Camp (4900m), where you’ll prepare for the upcoming climbing days.
DAY 19-23: Climbing Period

These days are dedicated to climbing activities, including setting up high camps, making rotations, and summit attempts on Chulu Wast and other peaks as per the itinerary.
DAY 24: Descend to Thorong High Camp

Descend from Chulu East Base Camp to Thorong High Camp (4800m), where you’ll spend the night in preparation for crossing Thorong La Pass the next day.
DAY 25: Cross Thorong La Pass and Trek to Muktinath and Jomsom

Begin early in the morning to cross Thorong La Pass (5416m), the highest point of the trek, and then descend to Muktinath (3802m). From Muktinath, trek to Jomsom via flight or Jeep.
DAY 26: Travel to Pokhara

Drive from Jomsom to Pokhara, a scenic journey offering panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges.
DAY 27: Rest Day in Pokhara

Enjoy a well-deserved rest day in Pokhara, exploring the lakeside city and relaxing amidst its serene surroundings.
DAY 28: Sunrise at Sarangkot and Return to Kathmandu

Wake up early to witness the sunrise over the Himalayas from Sarangkot. Later, return to Kathmandu in the afternoon.
DAY 29: Final Departure

Bid farewell to Nepal as you depart from Kathmandu, concluding your memorable trekking adventure in the Annapurna region.

Include / Exclude

Cost Includes:

- NNMGA Certified Sherpa Mountain guide
- $300 Individual tip pool. (This is not a summit bonus tip) The tip pool will be fairly distributed among all Namas staff members. (Guides, porters, drivers, hotel security, and staff). Guests may personally hand in extra tips to our guides and porters.
- 1:2 Sherpa ratio
- 1 oxygen system, medical kits
- Mountaineering Gears (Gear Include: -23C/-30C Kailas Mountain 900 Down Sleeping Bag or Everest outfit -40C/-40F, 12 Point Kantz Crampons, Climbing, Helmet, Climbing harness, 3X Carabiners, Z-lite sleeping foam mat, L Duffle bag, Ascender)
- Cook and assistant team at Base Camp and High Camp
- 30 Kgs per person (Extra additional weight, clients will need to hire an additional porter. Estimated $1000 USD for 26 – 27 days)
- 2 nights before the expedition and 1 day after the expedition. Hotel in Kathmandu. Twin room/sharing basis. (Should clients return early from their expedition, clients will be responsible for their extra Kathmandu hotel bookings)
- All trekking and climbing permits (Khumbu Region Permit and TIMS)
- All internal-local transportation to and from the trekking trailhead
- Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner on trek and expedition days.
- 1 Pot of hot water every night
- Lodge accommodation during the trek
- Porters
- Arrival pick-up and departure
- Internal flights
- Basic First aid kit
- Welcome or Farewell leave Dinner

Cost Excludes:

Visas and travel insurance
Summit Bonus tips ($400 P/P)
Entertainment and food ( Kathmandu )
Bottled drinks and beverages. We suggest $500 (NRS 50,000 to purchase wifi cards, bottled water, sodas, bars, charging, etc miscellaneous expenses)
Evacuation (will be done in your account)
Tips (Service Charge in Hotel and Restaurants are included)
Single supplement Charges
Laundry, Phone services, Personal expenditure transactions
Optional trips
Tea breaks, chocolates or other snacks, and any meals besides breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Delay and cancellation because of natural phenomenon
International flights to Kathmandu

Price per person

COST. . .

$6950 Per Person.

Please inquire about prices in your local currency. We accept payment in £GBP/ €EUROS/ $AUD

Deposit :$500 P/P required

No extra hidden costs.

EXPEDITION DEPARTURES. . .

Spring 2024

5th May – 3rd June (Only 5 Spots)

Autumn 2024

30th September – 29th October (Only 8 Spots)

Note – You can request your own travel dates. Minimum 2 bookings required. Guaranteed departure. Guaranteed departure.

SINGLE SUPPLEMENT—

$800 USD Only applies if there is only 1 client member.

Usefull Information

COST: $6950 P/P

Please inquire about prices in your local currency. We accept payment in £GBP/ €EUROS/ $AUD

Deposit :$500 P/P required

No extra hidden costs.

EXPEDITION DEPARTURES DATES

Spring 2024

5th May – 3rd June (Only 4 Spots)

Autumn 2024

30th September – 29th October (Only 6 Spots)

Note – You can request your own travel dates. Minimum 2 bookings required. Guaranteed departure. Guaranteed departure.

SINGLE SUPPLEMENT–

$800 USD Only applies if there is only 1 client member.

Equipment List

Mountain climbing Gears

Helmet ( Black diamond, Petzel )
A mountaineering harness, with adjustable leg loops.
Ascender or Jumar
Figure 8 or belay device
Carabiners: 3 locking and 6 regular
Crampon 10 or 12 point

Mountaineering boots

Mountaineering boots suitable for above 6000m; La Sportiva Gsm2 or equivalent
Hiking shoes for the trek to base camp with ankle protection
Thermal mountaineering socks or equivalent: 6 pairs
Liner socks or equivalent: 3 pairs

Body Layers

2 merino base layers: top / bottom set
1 mid layer top: breathable Underwear
Lightweight Nylon Pants: 1 pair
Hooded Soft Shell jacket To be worn over other layers
Soft Shell Guide Pants: Gore Tex and breathable
Hooded Hard Shell: Gore Tex and breathable
Hard Shell Pants: Gore Tex and breathable, big enough to wear over your guide trousers
Insulated Down Jacket with hood: North Face Himalayan parka or equivalent
Insulated synthetic Pants: Worn primarily when climbing below Camp 2
Long jones equivalent to Rab’s Polartec or equivalent: 2 pairs

Headgear and Hand wear

Wool hat (ski hat)
Sunhat: To shade your face / neck from the sun on a hot day
Buff: To protect your neck / face from the sun
Glacier glasses: Full protection with side covers or wrap around
Ski goggles: To be worn on summit day in the event of high winds
Lightweight synthetic liner gloves: For wearing on a hot day; 2 pairs
Soft shell gloves: To wear for moderate cold / wind
Shell glove with insulated liner: To wear for severe cold / strong wind
Expedition Mitts for bad weather

Personal Gear

Expedition Backpack: 65L pack should be large enough.
Trekking Backpack: To carry on the trek to base camp. Simple and light.
Sleeping Bag: Rated to at least -40°F. Goose down or synthetic
Compression stuff sacks: 3 large ones; for reducing volume of the sleeping bag, down parka, etc., in your pack.
High Quality sleeping pad (1 for base camp and 1 for high camps): Full length is preferred.
Closed cell foam pad: To be used in conjunction with the inflating pad for warmth and comfort when sleeping.
Trekking poles with snow baskets: Adjustable poles
Cup: Plastic insulated cup for drinking
Bowl: A plastic bowl for eating dinner or breakfast
Spoon: Plastic spoon
Head torch: 1 normal for base camp and 1 with remote battery systems for climbing at night. This will be used whilst climbing at night
Sunscreen: SPF 50 or above
Lip balm with sunblock
Water bottles: 2 wide mouth bottles with 1 litter capacity
Water bottle parkas (2): fully insulated with zip opening
Thermos: 1 litre (buy a good ones to keep your water warm for longer hours)
Pee bottle: 1 litre minimum bottle for convenience at night in the tent
Toiletry bag: Include toilet paper and hand sanitizer and small towel
Hand warmers & toe warmers
Pen Knife or multi tool (optional)
Camera: bring extra batteries and memory cards
Personal solar charging system (optional but recommended)
Travel Clothes
Duffel bags (2) with locks: To transport equipment
Base Camp extra Items: Kindle, I pad, smart phone, etc
Snack food: Please bring a few days of your favourite climbing snack food such as bars, gels, nuts, beef jerky, etc. A variety of salty and sweet is recommended to give you extra energy.
Small personal first aid kit: Include athletic tape, Band-Aid’s, Ibuprofen, blister care, personal medications, etc
Medications and Prescriptions: Bring antibiotics (Azithromycin, etc.), and altitude medicine such as Diamox and dexamethasone*

Bundle Price per expedition: £250 | $300 p/p**

Client’s will try and receive full gears when they arrive in Nepal.

“Rental gears are exclusively used by and for Namas adventure clients rental purpose only. We do not rent gears to other operators. We only provide high-quality gears.”

Benefits of renting gears with us:

Save money on gears that will end up costing you £2000 | $2700
Save cost on extra airline baggage weights $60 per kg (on average)
Saves you time and energy to go through all the research and hassle of finding the gears

Gears Included (Bundle package)