Mount Himlung Expedition Nemjung

MOUNT HIMLUNG EXPEDITION_

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  • 34 Days 33 Night
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Description

  • Day: 1 Kathmandu
    Arrive in Kathmandu, transfers to hotel.
  • Day: 2 Kathmandu Preparation
    Preparation for Expedition and Briefing at Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation, Tourism Industry Division.
  • Day: 3 Kathmandu – Bhulbhule
    By Bus: Kathmandu to Bhulbhule (6h). Trek to Ngadi (3h-950m)
  • Day:4 Ngadi – Jagat
    Ngadi to Jagat (6h-1400m)
  • Day :5 Jagat – Dharapani
    Jagat to Dharapani (6h-1842m)
  • Day:6 Dharapani – Koto
    Dharapani to Koto (5h-2700m)
  • Day :7 Koto – Narkhola
    Koto to Narkhola or Dharamshala (6h-3200m)
  • Day:8 Narkhola – Kyang
    Narkhola to Kyang (6h-3800m)
  • Day:9 Kyang – Phu
    Kyang to Phu (6h-4400m)
  • Day:10 Phu – Himlung Base Camp
    Phu to Himlung Base Camp (4h-4850m)
  • Day:11- Day 26 : Climbing / Expedition
    Ascension Periods in Himlung Himal
  • Day:27 Down to Base Camp – Kyang
    Base Camp to Kyang
  • Day:28 Kyang – Narkhola
    Kyang to Narkhola
  • Day:29 Narkhola – Koto
    Narkhola to Koto
  • Day: 30 Koto – Tal
    Koto to Tal
  • Day:31 Tal – Syange
    Tal to Syange
  • Day:32 Syange – Besisahar
    Drive to Besisahar
  • Day:33 Besisahar
    Debriefing at Tourism Industry Division
  • Day:34 Departure.
    Expedition comes to an end. See-Off.

More Info

Mt. Himlung lies in the western part of Manang District in Nepal. Mt Himlung is one of the late opened crests for climbing and is situated between Manaslu and Annapurna ranges.

This undertaking takes you through remote towns of Nepal and Tibet. Going through two fascinating towns of Nar and Phu, Base Camp will be set up at the stature of 4900 m. Regularly three high camps will be set up to achieve the summit: Camp I at the stature of 5450 m. Camp II at 6 000 meters on the Camp 3 at 6350 m. The three higher camps are established at the heights of 5450 m, 6000 m and 6350 m respectively. The last part of the pinnacle includes steep and icy way. Generally it takes ten to fifteen days to conquer Himlung Peak and back to the base camp.

After being opened to climbers in 1992, it was first ascended by the Japanese team in the same year. Until now, only few teams have been succeeded to climb at its top. Among these one team was Japanese and the rest were form other countries. Although being easy as compared to other peaks, ascending to Himlung Peak require high fitness level. Himlung Himal is splendid peak in isolation with an awesome explorations trek to the top.

The CVs of the full Sherpa team, including copies of Everest Summit Certificates and rescue/first aid qualifications are available on request.

Cost Include / Exclude

Cost Include

An experienced Nepalese expedition

One high altitude Sherpa per client to carry all food and gear to higher camps.

Common climbing equipment (necessary rope, ice bars, ice screws, etc)

Sat Phone available at Base camp, but nominal charge for use.

Walkie-talkies for a leader of a group base/summit unit at Base Camp

First-aid kit available for the group

High altitude tents (North Face or similar quality) for all members and climbing Sherpas

Base Camp single tent with mattress for each members, climbing Sherpa, BC staff and Liaison Officer

All Ground Transportation (Public)

Annapurna Conservation Area Fees and Permits

All food and fuel for Base Camp and higher camps during expedition

Solar panel at Base Camp for light

Services of cook and at Base Camp

Insurance for Nepalese expedition staffs

All accommodation in Kathmandu with bed and breakfast

Garbage Deposit Fees

Airport pick-up and drop service

Cost Exclude

International flights

Visa fees

Meals in Kathmandu

Personal climbing gear

Personal insurance (including accident, medical, emergency evacuation and equipment)

Customs charges (e.g. for SAT phone, communication equipment and commercial filming)

Expenses of a personal nature (e.g. laundry, alcohol, soft drinks, telephone)

Summit bonus: US$700 (around €600) per Climbing Sherpa

Staff tips and bonuses

Helicopter Charter

Climbing Guide who has summitted Everest twice as a Climbing Guide and would also lead the team of climbing Sherpas for the duration of expedition.

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