Trip highlights

Pisang Peak is one of the non-expedition peak in Nepal in the middle of the mountain giants Annapurna I and Manaslu. Pisang Peak transcends from Pisang town and yak pastures in a uniform slant of ice and snow to its summit. This peak is considered as a simple climbing peak in Nepal. To get to the base camp from Pisang town, the trail climbs through meager wood and field to a Kharka at 4,380m which is viewed as the best place for setting up the base camp. Our high camp will be set up at and altitude of 5,400m on the South-West ridge. High camp is mostly covered by snow during Spring and Autumn.
The very much characterized edge prompts the last snow slop, which is very steep however not hard to achieve the summit. Plummet is made on a similar trail.
This peak climbing trek after all is hard to coordinate for its tough mountain landscape. Beginning in the marsh paddy handle the trek relentlessly gains height going through oak and pine woodlands and in
the end rising into high desert nation at Manang 3597m. The plunge is similarly stunning and fluctuated.
Strenuous trekking is all around remunerated at both low and high elevations, on the way to deal with the Thorung La Pass. Diverse biological communities, different societies and a consistently changing scene – rich, green paddy fields and oak woodlands, dry deserts and the most profound crevasse on the planet make this peak climbing trek stands out amongst the most prominent treks on earth.