Pisang Peak

Pisang peak is one of the most attempted and challenging peaks in Annapurna Region. It is on the way to the
uppermost pass of the world which not only offers you perfect views but also a great place to explore. Hanging
Glacier guards the western flank of the mountain which makes it super hard and huge rock slabs follow the
western end making it too difficult to climb. Apart from the rigorousness it carries, the rest of the feature of the
peak is moreover adventurous and exciting.

One of the German Expeditions, in 1955, attempted the climb; the peak has been grasping much attention and lots
of foreigners make an effort to climb the Pisang Peak ever since. The peak lies above the Yak Pastures and Pisang
village in a slope of ice and snow to the final Pyramid. The initial phase of our trip would be reaching Basisahar all
the way from Kathmandu and take Annapurna Circuit Trails. We reach Pisang Village in around 5 days from there.
After we get to Pisang Village, we continue our trail to base camp of the trip (Kharka, 4380m) via thin woods and
grassland. High base camp would be set at 5,400m climbing on the South-West ridge. Once we get enough rest, we
follow our climb to the final slope which is quite steep. However, once we step on to the final summit, we can view
the marvelous Annapurna, Tilicho Peak, Ghangapurna and the glacier dome. When we are done with sightseeing
from the top, we descend back to Manang Valley and cross the highest pass of the world, Thorong Pass.
Afterwards, we arrive in Muktinath (Another part of the Annapurna). The rest of the trek builds upon you; you can
choose the routes or the nearby places you want to visit.

There are many mountains in Nepal and Pisang Peak is one of the mountains offering both adventure and subtlety.
So, if you are searching for something like that, Pisang Peak is the best one can get. And we (Nepal Kailash
Trekking) are going to make sure you get everything you need for the trip and help you meet your expectations.