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MAX ALTITUDEChulu Far East, located in the Annapurna region of Nepal, is a popular trekking peak that rises to an elevation of 6,059 meters (19,880 feet). Part of the Chulu massif, it is renowned for its stunning panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, as well as the dramatic landscapes of the Manang valley. The ascent is relatively straightforward compared to other Himalayan peaks, making it a favored choice for climbers with moderate mountaineering experience. The journey to Chulu Far East typically begins from the trail to the Annapurna Circuit, with a detour through picturesque villages like Pisang and Ngawal, offering insights into the rich culture of the region's Tibetan-influenced communities. Climbers are rewarded with breathtaking vistas and a sense of accomplishment upon reaching the summit, making it a memorable adventure in the Himalayas.
₹50,000 / $800 - Booking Amount
If it becomes necessary to cancel your trip, you must notify the office immediately in writing. The following terms would be applicable.
The tour price is quoted as a package. No partial refunds or credit will be given for services not used. We recommend that you obtain cancellation travel insurance upon booking. If you can replace your spot by getting someone else to take that seat, cancellation charges would be waived completely. Please note that these cancellation terms may be amended from time to time.
On a Technical Trek the average day could involve more than 7 hrs of walking. These trips might cover difficult and glaciated terrain where use of ropes and technical mountaineering equipment like crampons, harness, carabiners, descenders etc could come into play. On these trips one is required to stay at high altitudes for lengthy periods of time and hence acclimatization is always a big concern. These treks can also throw a bit of surprise largely because of unpredictable nature of the terrain and the snow/ ice conditions in the high mountains and hence we always have a contingency day of two built into the plan.
These trips would last more than two weeks and go to wild, remote places completely cut off from civilization. Trekking peaks also come under the same category as the level of technicality required to climb a trekking peak is similar.