Embark on a thrilling adventure with Asian Adventure Treks as you push your limits and conquer some of the most breathtaking peaks in the Himalayas. Our peak climbing expeditions are designed to offer a truly unforgettable mountaineering experience amidst stunning landscapes and rich cultural settings.
Embark on a thrilling adventure with Asian Adventure Treks as you push your limits and conquer some of the most breathtaking peaks in the Himalayas. Our peak climbing expeditions are designed to offer a truly unforgettable mountaineering experience amidst stunning landscapes and rich cultural settings.
Some popular trekking Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) peaks of Nepal are as below:
|
Peak Name |
Elevation |
Region |
Grade |
Duration |
|
Island Peak (Imja Tse) |
6,189 m |
Everest |
PD+ (Moderate+) |
16–20 days |
|
Mera Peak |
6,476 m |
Everest |
PD (Moderate) |
17–21 days |
|
Lobuche East |
6,119 m |
Everest |
PD+ (Challenging) |
16–20 days |
|
Chulu East |
6,584 m |
Annapurna |
PD+/AD (Difficult) |
18–22 days |
|
Larkya Peak |
6, 416m |
Manaslu |
PD+ (Moderate) |
18–21 days |
|
Pisang Peak |
6,091 m |
Annapurna |
PD+ (Moderate) |
15–18 days |
|
Yala Peak |
5,732 m |
Langtang |
F (Easy) |
12–14 days |
|
Tent Peak (Tharpu Chuli) |
5,663 m |
Annapurna |
PD (Moderate) |
14–16 days |
Grading is based on the French Alpine System (F = Easy, PD = Peu Difficile = Not very difficult, AD = Assez Difficile = Fairly difficult).