Tharpu Chuli Peak Climbing | Singu Chuli Peak Climbing

Following breakfast, a private vehicle driven by a city guide picks you up from the hotel and drives you to Swayambhunath (the monkey temple), Pashupatinath Temple, Bauddhanath Stupa, and, if there is time left, Kathmandu Durbar Square before returning you to the hotel with a bed and breakfast package.

From Kathmandu, we'll board a bus for the gorgeous lake city of Pokhara. You might also fly somewhere. A flight to Pokhara takes only 30 minutes, compared to the 6-7 hours it would take by bus. You may unwind and take in Fewa Lake's and its surroundings' natural beauty as we spend the night there.

In reality, Tharpu Chuli Peak is today's climbing adventure that begins after a 42 km (one-hour) journey via the affluent settlement of Lumle to Naya Pul. We set off on foot, eventually arriving in Birethanti, a sizable and thriving town at the meeting point of the Modi and Burundi Khola. Following the main road, we travel past bamboo groves, a sizable waterfall, and a swimming fissure. As we continue our ascent, the trail gradually ascends the valley's side, leading us to Tikhedhunga.

The hotel will provide breakfast at 7:00 a.m. to get you ready for the Ulleri (2070m) climb. Through farmed fields, the trail climbs steeply over stone stairs for 1.5 hours. The remaining routes go through oak and rhododendron woods. You will reach Nangethanti, where you will eat lunch, after the last hill. Thanti is a Nepalese word that in English means "rest house" or "Dharmasala." The path could be covered in snow throughout the winter. Take a rest after a long ride of around an hour. Go up to Ghorepani, which is 2850 meters away. Get to the top of Ghorepani Pass and make camp.

To watch the dawn over mountains like Mt. Dhaulagiri (8167m), Tukuche Peak (6920m), Nilgiri (6940m), Annapurna I (8091m), Annapurna South (7219m), Annapurna III (7555m), Machhapuchhre (6997m), Annapurna IV (7525m), and Annapurna I (8091m), we'll depart Ghorepani early in the morning. After photographing the breathtaking sunrise views from Poon Hill, we'll make the ascent to Ghandruk again. After breakfast, we will descend to Banthanti and then go to Tadapani via a serene, extensive pine and rhododendron forest.

Starting at Tadapani, the trail descends for roughly 4 KM, losing 2700 feet (823m). Large and lovely Rhododendron trees line its path. By way of a suspension bridge, we cross the Kyumrong Khola creek. Be aware that after this point, you cannot purchase bottled water; however, you may get boiling water at the teahouses along the path. The trek begins by ascending Gurung Village and terraced fields. At Gurjug village, we have our day's meal. We arrive in Chhomrong, a lovely settlement situated on the crest of the Annapurna range, after a few more hours of uphill and downhill hiking via a waterfall and suspension bridge. From the lovely Chhomrong Village, the Fish Tail Mountain appears stunning. The majority of people in Chhomrong are Gurung, the ethnic group with the largest population in Nepal.

Today, we follow the valley/gorge of Modi Khola. We depart Chhomrong and down a stone stairway for 150 meters before crossing the Chhomrong Khola on a suspension bridge. Then, past the little town of Tilche amid bamboo, rhododendron, and oak forests, we ascend out of the side valley. We continue to ascend a difficult path to Sinuwa. After that, we make the hour-long ascent through a rhododendron forest to a little waterfall. In the jungle, Langur monkeys are visible. We down a long, steep stone stairway to Bamboo after a little undulation. The vegetation has now been blended with rhododendron and bamboo. We arrive in Dovan after a brief, less steep journey.

The hike will start off on an uncomplicated path with a stunning vista of Machhapuchhre (6997m) and its surrounding peaks. It's a rough route that gets more difficult as we go. We will cross the Hinko cave and reach Machhapuchhre Base Camp by a steady ascent. In the background, the Himalayan mountain ranges appear beautiful and unspoiled. Lodge accommodation for the night at Machhapuchhre Base Camp.

The day's hike begins with stops at Machhapuchhre (3900 meters) and Annapurna base camps. The route to Annapurna Base Camp climbs over a rocky ridgeline and provides breathtaking views of several peaks, including Mount Hiunchuli (6441 m), Annapurna South (7229 m), Annapurna I (8091 m), Annapurna III (7555 m), Gangapurna (7454 m), and Machhapuchhre or Fish Tail (6997 m).

The path going to Tent Peak High Camp is followed. We eventually make it to our intended location after battling through the glaciated mountain passes. For those who don't want to climb, there are alternative possibilities. It may be extremely enjoyable and exciting to hike from camp. It may be as satisfying to view Nepal's stunning Himalayan peaks and diverse ecosystems.

Today, we're going to climb up to a high camp. This trail requires a hard ascent and is rough, so it is suggested that you proceed with extreme caution. Panoramic vistas of Annapurna I (8,091m), Fishtail (m), and Annapurna South will be a blessing to us (7,229m). When we get to the high camp, the tents will be erected. The remainder of the day may be used to train for the journey and become familiar with the climbing gear. In High Camp, you will spend the night at a tent camp.

We'll start our final ascent at about midnight. Our journey to the peak will take around 6-7 hours, during which we will bridge minor streams and traverse glaciers. Ropes that have already been fixed will be used to complete the climb. When we eventually reach the summit, we are overjoyed because our many days of labour will have paid off and we will be treated to beautiful vistas of the Annapurna region's mountains. We will return to base camp after basking in the magnificent occasion and snapping some priceless photos.

We will hike to Deurali today using the same route that we used to ascend. We shall go to Deurali while passing through similar scenery of thick trees and green terrain. We'll also think back on the memories we created while climbing to the top. We will rest our really worn-out legs when we get closer to Deurali. at a lodge in Deurali for the night.

We get farther below by making moderate descents and traversing the declining track. Rhododendron woods in blossom and rich diversity of flora and wildlife may be seen along the walk. We travel via tiny towns to get there, where we take in the natural and cultural splendour of the Himalayan region. Stay the night at a lodge in Sinuwa.

Chhomrong may be seen directly across the valley from the summit. The route then descends further steps to the Chhomrong River below. After crossing the river, the trail ascends a side path through rice fields before joining the main path, a stone stairway leading to Chhomrong. Another incline down to Jhinu Danda characterizes the day's last hike. After a little break, you could stroll for 15 to 20 minutes downhill from Jhinu Danda to a well-known hot spring to relax your sore muscles. Afterwards, return to Pokhara via private vehicle.

On this day, you will depart for Kathmandu. You can go to Kathmandu based on your travel choices. It will take 6–7 hours or 15 minutes to go there by automobile, and 15 minutes to get there by flight. Upon arrival, you can take pleasure in exploring Thamel's streets or buying a keepsake to take home or present to a loved one. A wide variety of activities are available in Thamel.

Today marks the conclusion of your time in Nepal and the magnificent Tharpu chuli Peak Climb, as every great journey must come to an end. You'll be taken to Tribhuvan International Airport for your flight out. There are many of stunning locations to explore in addition to this great journey. We cordially encourage you to come back and have fantastic adventures.