Himlung Expedition
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Overview
The Himlung Himal Expedition takes you to one of Nepal’s hidden gems, Himlung Himal, located in the remote Manaslu Region near the Tibetan border. Standing at 7,126 meters, this peak was first summited in 1992 and offers a technically moderate climb with stunning views of surrounding mountains such as Nandadevi, Rajramba, Api Himal, and Kappa Chuli. The expedition route passes through picturesque villages, high peaks, glaciers, and beautiful forests. The climb is supported by skilled Sherpa guides, and the journey includes acclimatization days with four high camps, culminating in a summit ascent through steep and icy terrain.
F.A.Q
What is the best time to climb Himlung Himal?
The best times for the Himlung Himal Expedition are during the spring (April to May) and autumn (October to November), when the weather is stable, and the conditions for climbing are optimal.
Do I need prior climbing experience to attempt Himlung Himal?
While Himlung Himal is considered a moderate climb, previous mountaineering experience and the ability to handle high-altitude conditions are recommended. It's also essential to be in good physical condition.
How long does the Himlung Himal Expedition take?
The Himlung Himal Expedition typically takes 36 days, which includes trekking, acclimatization, and the actual climb to the summit and back.
What is the altitude of Himlung Himal's summit?
The summit of Himlung Himal is at 7,126 meters (23,379 feet).
What is the route for the Himlung Himal Expedition?
The route follows the southwest ridge, considered the "normal route." The expedition starts from the Annapurna Circuit and proceeds towards the Nar-Phu Gaon, then ascends to the Base Camp at 4,850 meters.