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Trip Facts

Trip_code
ATT-SPC
Duration
21 days
Activity
Peak Climbing
Max. altitude
6328 m / 20761 ft
Group size
1 - 10
Difficulty
Moderate
Best value
Peak Climbing
Trip starts/ends
kathmandu / kathmandu
Best season
March to may/September to November
Accommodation
Camp and Teahouse.
Meals
All inclusive
Transportation
Tourist Bus/ Private van/Plane

Highlights

  • Conquer the summit easily, as Saribung Peak features a technically straightforward climb requiring no specialized gear.
  • Situated near the China border, Saribung Peak offers breathtaking views and an experience that straddles the Mustang and Manang districts.
  • Trek through similar ethnic communities, in Dibetancient monasteries, and captivating villages, immersing yourself in the region's rich culture.
  • Explore the Upper Mustang and Nar Phu Valley trails, each revealing diverse landscapes, from stunning panoramas to unique geological formations and the existence of authentic Tebettin Culture.
  • Capture awe-inspiring Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Manaslu ranges vistas, creating unforgettable memories.
  • Entrust your journey to Asiana Treks and Tours, offering certified guides, optimal logistics, and a focus on your safety and experience.
  • Enhance your climbing skills and techniques in a supportive environment guided by experienced professionals.
  • Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultures of the region, with encounters ranging from traditional communities to ancient religious sites.
  • Experience the thrill of conquering a challenging peak while enjoying the beauty of Nepal's majestic Himalayas and rugged trails.

Overview

Saribung Peak Climbing in Nepal is an unforgettable Nepal adventure. It's a technically easy ascent without specialized gear situated at the Mustang-Manang border near China. This expedition is part of the Saribung Pass Trek, combining Upper Mustang and Nar Phu Valley trails, showcasing diverse landscapes and cultures. Starting with a flight to Jomsom, the trek unveils ethnic communities, ancient monasteries, and the stunning Damodar Kunda. Witness panoramic views of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Manaslu ranges. With certified guides, safety is paramount at Satori Adventures. Immerse yourself in the charm of Saribung Peak in Nepal's majestic Himalayas.
Explore Saribung Peak (6328m) between Mustang and Manang districts in Nepal's Damodar Himal range. This popular expedition site offers a glimpse of the unique Tibetan plateau and villages near Lo-Manthang. Since 2006, Asiana treks and tours have prioritized safety and satisfaction with expert guides and certified staff. Dive into culture, religion, and stunning scenery while mastering climbing techniques on this remarkable adventure.
Uncover the allure of Saribung Peak (6328m) in mid-Western Nepal. Near Lo-Manthang, this peak offers a captivating blend of Tibetan influences and stunning landscapes. Safety is paramount at Satori Adventures, where certified guides with extensive mountain skills lead the way. Traverse high passes and immerse yourself in the unique culture and geography of the region. Embark on a rewarding journey with Satori Adventures in the Upper Mustang region.

Saribung Peak Itinerary:

A typical Saribung Peak itinerary involves a trek through the remote Langtang region, offering breathtaking Himalayan vistas. The trek begins from the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu followed by Syabrubesi which serves as an acclimatization day, and then Langtang Village. The trail passes through rhododendron forests, crystal clear lakes, and through the pastures used by the yaks. People climb Saribung (6011m) through steeply inclined routes for which technicality and use of equipment are needed besides correct acclimatization. The descent is the reverse of the ascend, giving an opportunity and means to visit the Tamang villages and learn about their culture before being transferred back to Kathmandu.

Saribung  Peak Climbing Distance:

On average, a Saribung Peak climbing expedition involves the coverage of 100- 150 kilometers of distance. This includes the trip to the base camp, the various excursions meant for acclimatization, and the last part the summiting of the mountain. However, this is a general estimation as there might be alterations in the distance depending on the track taken, the weather, and the speed of the climber. Getting through the Upper Mustang tack is interesting in terms of the view it provides, but the journey is somewhat challenging considering the area’s geographical nature and low human settlement.
Saribung peak climbing route:
The climbing route for Saribung Peak is usually from Jomsom, Nepal, and passes through the geographically isolated Upper Mustang. Spectacular scenery includes hiking, experiencing passes at certain altitudes, and getting accustomed to the terrain. The last climb to the Saribung Peak is a little challenging and involves glaciers, crevasses, and steep slopes, this makes it necessary to involve an experienced mountaineer. The descent is also similar and proffers possible sightseeing of the people and the outstanding features of the Mustang region and then to Kathmandu.
Saribung peak climbing cost:
The price of the Saribung Peak trekking depends on the number of persons in a group, the services to be offered, and the time of year. These range from $4,000-$6,000 per head and include everything from permits to transport food and water, and the gear as well as the guide and porterage services. Extra features such as exotic accommodation or an individual tour plan would certainly boost expenses. Look for more operators, hence comparing and selecting the best that suits your pocket and desires.
Saribung Peak Climbing Difficulty:
Climbing Saribung Peak is regarded to be expeditionary due to its geographical inaccessibility, high latitude, and relative rockiness. It is accentuated by steep climbing, the presence of glaciers, crevasses as well as fluctuating climatic conditions. Climbing experience, including prior mountaineering, and good physical health must be a trademark for this feat. Accumulation of acclimatization is very important to reduce associated altitude risks and technical skills are essential and useful by the time one reaches the steep climbing parts of the walls.
Saribung Peak Height:
Saribung Peak rises to a height, somewhere around 6,328 meters or 20,751 feet, and is, therefore, quite a challenging climb but it is certainly worth every effort for mountaineering enthusiasts. The peak provides marvelous vistas of the adjacent snow-topped Himalayan ranges which makes the climb a spectacular adventure.
About Saribung Peak High Camp:
The high camp, for Saribung Peak is usually set up near the height of 5800 meters. Because of the high altitude, the high camp can itself be a small number of tents where climbers use the last preparation before the attack. Temperatures at this upland are severe as are the winds, and the thinnest of airs prove to be the order of the day. The only thing a climber can do on this part of the mountain is to rest, eat, drink, and rehydrate himself or herself properly before the attempt of the summit.

Saribung Peaks safety:

Climbing to the Saribung Peak per se entails certain dangerous factors correlated with the altitudinal status, fluctuating climatic conditions, and topographic difficulties. The primary hazards are avalanches, crevasse falls, altitude sickness, and exposure. To avoid these risks, the climbers should be professional and experienced in the activity, and in good health besides having undergone the necessary acclimatization process. Measures can be taken to maximize the luck of success and safety High-country experience, having the right gear, and safety-consciousness.
Major villages of  Saribung Peak Climbing:
The climb has many enchanting villages, namely Jomsom, Kagbeni, Chele, Geling, Tsarang, Lo Manthang, Dhi Gaon, Luri Gomba, Ghuma Tanti, and Namta Khola on the way to the Saribung Peak climbing. These settlements provide a preview of the type of society of the Upper Mustang area and are completely different from the rocky landscape.
Best Viewpoints  on the Way  to Saribung Peak Climbing:
Muktinath (3,800 meters):High altitude sightseeing including the panorama of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. The Muktinath shrine is an important place of worship and this is evidenced by the testing topographical features that include; barren land and mountains with white snow caps at the horizon.

Kagbeni (2,800 meters):Tours of the Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri ranges. The medieval village of Kagbeni possesses wonderful sights and sounds, the Kali Gandaki River, and the view of the altitude gateway to the forbidden kingdom of Upper Mustang.

Chhuksang (2,980 meters):Panoramic land views and some River Kali Gandaki gorge and cliffs. The destination of Chhuksang is well famous for its red cliffs which provide more or less bizarre-looking rock formations.

Chele La Pass (3,630 meters):Amazing vistas of Upper Mustang and the neighboring mountains. The pass offers very beautiful scenes of the inhospitable Mustang terrain that is bordered by mountains whose tops are frozen all year round.

Lo Manthang (3,840 meters):Tours of the walls of the city and the Himalayan views of the surrounding regions. Lo Manthang is a historical place and former capital of the Kingdom of Mustang with a viewpoint to watch all the region around.

Damodar Kunda (4,890 meters):Sweeping landscapes and impressive vista of Damodar Himal and several other neighboring summits. Despite being a Hindu and Buddhist pilgrim site, it may be aptly described as the ‘mirror of the gods’ as its waters mirror the towering mountains.

Saribung Base Camp (5,100 meters):Other viewpoints include some of Saribung Peak and views of glaciers in the area. The base camp has the most spectacular view of the peak and the vast glaciers with fields.

Saribung Pass (6,042 meters):Panoramic views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges of mountains with peaks as far as Tibet. According to one of the locals it offers one of the best outlooks, on the peaks and the Tibetan plateau.

Saribung Peak Summit (6,328 meters):There are wonderful prospects of the massifs of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Manaslu and the Tibetan plateau. The top of the summit provides an exciting view that is around 360 degrees and for this reason, hikers deserve to be rewarded for the hard task they accomplished.

View and Experience on Top of Saribung Peak:

The experience of being on the rooftop of the world that is Saribung Peak is something that cannot be described in words. We get a breathtaking view of the gigantic mountain ranges known as Annapurna and Dhaulagiri and several other gigantic mountainous zones. This strikes me immediately and expands infinitely – the scale of the Tibetan Plateau: a white nothingness in the distance. This loneliness is very rewarding because climbers feel that they are in the middle of a snowy and even icy meadow with gorgeous wind blowing around them. It is the thrill that makes a man and the victory of the human spirit over the dominating rock massifs.

Flora and Fauna In Saribung Peak Climbing:

Vegetation cover as well as the wildlife is limited due to the altitude of location of the Saribung Peak. Considering that the Upper Mustang resides in the Himalayan range of Nepal, it is even more desolate, it is a desert and the altitude is very high, and all these factors make it very hard for most living organisms to survive. Some parts, particularly on lowlands, are covered with tough shrubs and grasses, while most of the upper parts are very sparsely vegetated or even practically astir. Similar to plant life, animal life is restricted and the traveler may come across blue sheep, Himalayan marmots and in the more desolate stretches, may sight the snow leopard.

Festivals and Culture of Saribung Peak Climbing:

The Saribung Peak climbing region influences Tibetan Buddhism. As the trekkise is set in the high mountains and has many days devoted to ascension, it is rather difficult to get a lot of experience with the color of the local festivals During the trek though, it is possible to get a glimpse of life in the Upper Mustang region. Picturesque features include ancient monasteries, fluttering prayer flags, mani walls and so on which make the physical climbing task a real spiritual. The culture of the region with a mixing of both Tibetan and Nepalese flavors enhances the cultural values and heritage of the country.

Advantage book with Asiana Treks and Tours with Himchuli Peak climbing: 

* Private transport for airport transfers to/from your hotel.
* Trip briefing on Facebook and online if you love to connect.
* Last minute booking at your hotel at a suitable time after your arrival.
* Easy booking and reservation system.
* Multi-channel communication via Email, WhatsApp, Facebook, Viber, Skyp  24/7 phone communication at +977-9851076270
* Free excess luggage storage during the Trek
* Oximeters are provided to examine blood oxygen saturation at high altitudes to detect altitude sickness early
* Medical kits along the Trek and hot airbags are available in winter
* Arrange sleeping bags, duffel bags, down jackets, and walking pools if you don't have your own.

Saribung Peak Climbing Start:

 The Saribung Peak climbing expedition starts in Kathmandu, Nepal. Moving forward from the colorful Kathmandu, the original route takes you to Jomsom usually through an aerial tour of the Annapurna range. From Jomsom, the trekking starts through the mesmerizing area of the Upper Mustang. This is a less inhabited region, but filled with rich culture and tradition which will act as the base for the steeping up trip to Saribung peak.

Currency Exchange:

The Nepalese rupee is Nepali currency, and 1 USD is approximately 130 NPR. Only NPR is accepted in Nepal, so it's best to bring cash to facilitate transactions. Banks and ATMs in Kathmandu provide currency exchange services but note that most banks prefer new, crisp notes.

Our Team:

The Asiana Treks and Tours team is professional, reliable, and responsible. They are well-trained, friendly, radiant, and fluent in English. You can feel comfortable sharing anything with them. They are experts in local culture, history, vegetation, food, accommodation, weather conditions, and first aid medication. They are also environmentally conscious and respect the rights of animals.
However, please do not provoke them for personal gain during the Trip. While you can enjoy your holiday with them, we kindly request that you do not try to change their customs, beliefs, religion, culture, or traditions.
We and our staff are committed to making your adventure trip unforgettable memories of a lifetime journey in Nepal. 

Sherpa, Guide, and Porter Arrangement:

Our company, Asiana Treks and Tours, focuses on responsible tourism in Nepal. We ensure our guides and porters are well-trained in Trekking, Peak climbing, and mountaineering. They know a lot about the areas we go to, including geography, history, customs, and culture. We train them regularly in safety, first aid, and environmental conservation. We follow guidelines to treat our porters fairly, providing them with good pay, accommodation, and meals during treks. Our guides and porters are essential team members, and we appreciate their hard work. When you trek with us, you support ethical tourism in Nepal, making your Trip meaningful and memorable.
Asiana Treks and Tours prioritizes your safety and enjoyment. Our knowledgeable guides, reliable equipment, and safety measures ensure a great trekking experience in Nepal.

Porter, Luggage, and Extra Luggage Storage: 

We cover the cost of porters for your Luggage, but the maximum weight limit is 12 kg per person. Each porter carries Luggage for two trekkers; please share a duffle bag with another. Our porters will carry up to 25 kg each. If you need a porter for yourself, we can arrange that. We also recommend carrying a small backpack for your valuables and important documents. You can leave extra Luggage at our office for free and at a hotel in Pokhara, Namche, etc.

Accommodation Saribung Peak Climbing:

Food and shelter services on a Saribung Peak climbing expedition are a combination of teahouses and camping. In the lower areas, there are ample numbers of teahouses where trekkers can find comparatively basic facilities. The choice of teahouses also declines as elevation rises, and the trekkers begin camping. Climbers will be sleeping in tents including at the base camp to ensure that they can acclimatize fully. Camping in such conditions is rather difficult but it is an option that allows you to plunge into the stunning nature of the Himalayas and concentrate on the climb.

Meals during the Saribung peak climbing Trip:

Saribung peak climbing means lots of trekking and climbing; therefore, the food served during the expedition is nourishing. In teahouses, you will get a combination of Nepali and Tibetan food, and they tend to major in carbohydrates. As you go higher it gets even more basic but has noodles, rice, soup, and their staple meal the Dal Bhat. When the place of stopover is located at high altitudes, and the nights are spent in tents, the cook of the expedition cooks delicious and healthy meals with the use of dehydrated or freeze-dried products. Staying hydrated is important so fluids such as tea and soup which are hot are offered all day.

Drinking water during Saribung Peak Climbing:

Water is very important when it comes to Peak climbing, therefore keeping the body hydrated is important. As they move from one village to another, they are afforded boiled water to drink from teahouses. However, if you go higher, the availability of clean water is very limited or can barely be accessed. One should always have with them water purification tablets or a small portable water filter to purify water from natural sources. Consumption of sufficient amounts of water enables the prevention of altitude sickness and good health during the physically demanding climb. The availability of rehydration salts is also recommended to help in the replenishing of the electrolytes that may have been washed out through the sweat.

Extra Personal Expenses for Saribung Peak Climbing:

Your Trip covers most expenses during the peak climbing; you'll need to spend money on extra accommodations and meals in Kathmandu, souvenirs, and beverages. The package does not include expenses incurred for personal items and services such as trekking and climbing equipment, laundry, tips, landlines, mobile phones, walkie-talkies, satellite phones, and internet services. You will need to cover these costs yourself as you use them. While most expenses during the Trek are covered, you must budget additional accommodations and meals in Kathmandu, souvenirs, and beverages. We estimate miscellaneous expenses to be around USD 15-25 per trekking day. However, personal expenses will vary depending on your income, habits, and lifestyle.

Toilet Facilities in Saribung Peak Climbing:

Sanitation on the elevation of Saribung Peak is still relatively primitive; They have toilets on the way up the route of climbing the Saribung Peak. As you travel a little higher, many of the villages and teahouses offer the more basic, flush-down toilets as are seen in the Western world. You will find that there are more squat toilets and the higher up you go the fewer flush toilets are available. Sanitary wipes are less likely to be found in public places, such as washrooms, and therefore one should always possess his or her toilet paper. Disposal of wastes is very important especially in areas of high altitude since sanitation and hygiene are very important. When climbing to the BC or higher camps, pit toilet or outdoor toilets is most often cited.

Internet Connectivity:

Any form of connectivity to the Internet is usually very scarce while on a Tent Peak climb. However, only a few teahouses which are along the trekking route provide Wi-Fi facilities and that too normally it is slow Wi-Fi. The beauty of this is that as you go higher, the internet connection diminishes severely. As much as internet connections can be compromised throughout a climb, especially in base camps, one must be ready not to have access to it at all. Another factor that needs to be managed and reconstructed is attending to the ‘presence’ of the trek and the climb, by avoiding the distractions of technology and digital connectivity.

Electricity voltage and plugs:

However, 95 % of Nepali people have access to electricity as of May 29, 2023. almost popular trekking and climbing routes, teahouses, and lodges have electricity. However, some isolated and solo trekking tea houses in the jungle don't have electricity; most tea houses let travelers charge for their devices for a small fee. The average electrical voltage in Nepal is 230 volts, with plug types like Type C, Type D, and Type M. Travellers should bring a suitable adapter and, if needed, a voltage converter for their electronic devices.

Communication:

The guest houses in the trekking and climbing regions have internet access. You could buy a SIM card at Tribhuvan International Airport Kathmandu and Namche. However, the signal may need to be more assertive at high altitudes. Our office keeps in touch with all trekking teams via the trek guide at least once daily to ensure everything goes as planned. However, services include landlines, mobile phones, walkie-talkies, satellite phones, and internet services. You will need to cover these costs yourself as you use them.

Trip Extension:

Suppose you have extra days in Nepal after the Trek and Peak climbing. In that case, we can arrange a tour, overnight stay at Nagarkot Balthali or any other place around Kathmandu and Chitwan, jungle safari, paragliding, rafting, canyoning, or other treks. Do not hesitate to Inform us. We will create the best for you.

Trip Safety:

At Asiana Treks and Tours, we take immense pride in our impeccable safety record, especially concerning the challenging climb of Island Peak. Our main priority is our client's safety first, so there have been no fatalities during Island Peak expeditions; however, High-altitude trekking, peak climbing, and mountaineering are inherently risky and adventurous activities in remote areas.
We take the utmost care and use the right gear and safety protocol to minimize risks, ensuring our clients' safe and successful climbs. This comprehensive approach to safety will make you feel secure and protected throughout your adventure.
Our climbing guides are experienced mountain submitters and well-versed in first aid and high-altitude medicine. Their extensive training and local knowledge ensure that they can handle any situation that might arise during the climb, providing you with a sense of security and confidence in their abilities. 
Asiana Treks and Tours is committed to your safety and success. Our proven track record and experienced guides ensure that your Island Peak adventure will be thrilling and secure.

Group & Private Treks:

We organize many group and private treks and Peak climbing simultaneously, with discounts available for larger groups. Every group will have a trekking guide and porters. Regarding larger groups, we provide an assistant guide. Our team ensures a safe and enjoyable trekking experience for all participants.

About solo traveler:

If you're a solo traveler, please get in touch with us to confirm departure dates before booking. You can tell us via call, WhatsApp, or email. We have listed upcoming departure dates for your convenience. Feel free to share the trip details with friends and family.
Notes: Please be aware that the itinerary may change due to weather or other factors, and we'll adjust it accordingly for the group's safety and enjoyment. We look forward to guiding you through the stunning landscapes of the Annapurna region and ensuring a memorable climbing experience.

Responsible Travel:

We prioritize responsible travel to minimize environmental impact and support local communities. We collaborate with organizations like the Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP) to promote eco-friendly practices in trekking regions.

Gratitude:

Gratuities are appreciated in Nepali culture and reflect the quality of service provided. While the amount you tip is up to you, we recommend tipping as a group at the end of the Trip. Our staff involved in your trekking and mountaineering experience will be hoping for tips, gifts, or tokens of appreciation. This is a meaningful way to express your satisfaction with their service and to show your gratitude.

End of Climbing trip:

Saribung's climbing is a joyful accomplishment after several tests. Descent is awaited because it is the joy of getting to the end, resting, and achieving the outcome of an epic quest. It is time to return to Kathmandu and have a rest, celebrating the received accomplishment and exchanging the most thrilling stories with the other members of the team.

Departure:

On the day of your departure flight, we'll come to pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport. We hope you enjoyed the Nepal trek and will consider returning for more adventures in Nepal.

Feedback:

After you complete the Lobuche peak climbing, we'll organize a farewell dinner in Kathmandu and present you with a trekking achievement certificate. After the dinner, you can provide feedback about the Trek on travel portals.

Last-Minute Booking:

If you can't book in advance, we offer last-minute bookings. Last-minute booking offers are available but may cost slightly more than regular departure dates. Those opting for last-minute bookings must pay an additional 7% of the total trip cost on our website. While we strive to make last-minute requests, we try our best to accommodate according to your last-minute booking holiday.

Special Note:  

Please remember that unforeseen circumstances, such as inclement weather or unavailable lodging, may necessitate changes to the schedule. In such cases, your guide will create a new itinerary based on the group's interests. Any additional expenses arising from unforeseen situations like natural disasters, landslides, political disturbances, strikes, or Updates of government rules are not covered by the package price and will need to be covered separately.

Important Note

Best Time to Travel to Paldor Peak:

The optimal periods for conquering Paldor Peak are the pre-monsoon (spring) and post-monsoon (autumn) seasons, spanning from March to May and September to November, respectively. These months are characterized by favorable weather conditions, including clear skies, stable temperatures, and minimal precipitation.
Spring (March-May):This season is renowned for its blooming rhododendrons and other alpine flowers, transforming the trek into a visual spectacle. Moderate temperatures and stable weather create ideal climbing conditions.
Autumn (September-November):Offering cooler temperatures and clear skies, autumn provides exceptional visibility of the surrounding mountains. The post-monsoon period also ensures drier trails, enhancing trekking comfort.
Winter (December-February):Cold temperatures and heavy snowfall make climbing challenging. However, for well-prepared adventurers seeking solitude, winter presents a unique opportunity.
Summer/Monsoon (June-August): Heavyrainfall, landslides, and poor visibility render the monsoon season unsuitable for climbing Paldor Peak.
Fitness and Training
Achieving the summit of Paldor Peak demands a high level of physical fitness and endurance. Embarking on a fitness regimen several months prior to the expedition is recommended, focusing on aerobic exercises, strength training, and endurance activities.

Fitness and Training:

Trekking and climbing in high terrain in the Himalayas of Nepal involve physical abilities and exercise for a safe trip. Trekking implies walking for long distances, and at times for many hours in a day, across different terrains and possibly at higher elevations. To prepare the body for a long journey and to create endurance it is necessary, to begin with fitness activities several months before the trip, including aerobic exercises, power lifting, and endurance activities. It is worth to underline that training and fitness help to make your journey to Nepal safe and successful. Being aware of the dangers and difficulties that you may encounter, use safety precautions for a proper and safe vacation.
Entry and Exit Requirements at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Nepal
All baggage which are to be brought into the country is declared and cleared through the customs at the entry point. The passengers who do not have access to any goods can go through the Green Channel for quick clearance without body search or Frisking and without examinations of their luggage coming from the Tribhuvan International Airport(TIA). It is barely smart to have a valid visa and passport before leaving the country of Nepal. You must renew your visa before you are allowed to travel if your visa has already expired. The above office at Tribhuvan International Airport is not permitted to provide extensions of visas.
About Visa requirements:
Tourists are required to have a valid passport and visa to be able to tour Nepal. It also has provisions for visas on arrival at the entry points/ports or Tribhuvan International Airport at Kathmandu. However, some nationalities require visas for entry, and thus people are advised to inquire at the nearest Nepalese embassy.
Visas for travelers are given below: 
Fifteen days, 30
Thirty   days,  50
Ninety  days, 125 
The cost varies from $30 to $125 depending on how long you want to stay. You can pay in US dollars or other significant currencies, sometimes even Nepalese rupees.
If you're coming for business, you can get a suitable visa for up to 5 years. The fee depends on how much money you're investing. If you invest less than 10 million Nepalese rupees, it's $35 per month, $400 per year, or $1000 for five years. If you invest more, the fees are lower; if you invest more than 100 million Nepalese rupees, you don't have to pay any fees.
People from SAARC countries get a free 30-day visa. Indians don't need a visa, but they must show ID, like a passport or citizenship card. Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months. And it's a good idea to have travel insurance which covers medical treatment and emergency evacuation.
Some places in Nepal require a separate permit to visit.
TIMS and Permit for Paldor Peak Climbing
To climb Paldor Peak, located in the Langtang region of Nepal, you will need several permits:
TIMS Card (Trekkers' Information Management System): Essential for trekker safety and monitoring, especially in emergencies. Obtained through a registered trekking agency. Cost: USD 20.
Langtang National Park Entry Permit: Required for entering the Langtang region. Supports park conservation and local communities. Cost: NPR 3,000 (approximately USD 25).
Climbing Permit for Paldor Peak: Fee varies by season:
Spring (March-April-May): USD 250
Autumn (September-October-November): USD 125
Off-Season (Winter: December-January-February; Summer: June-July-August): USD 70
Garbage Deposit: A refundable USD 500 deposit to ensure clean mountain environment.

Travel Insurance:

Trekking over high passes, climbing peaks, and mountaineering are per se inviable activities in the remote regions and can be dangerous at any point in time. Hence, the safety issue is the most important one for us. When planning for a trip to Nepal in case of an emergency rescue, medical treatment, medical tests, or hospitalization, you are required to have travel insurance.
Asiana Treks and Tours strongly advises our valuable clients to have travel insurance that protects adventurous activities at high altitudes above 6500 m. This comprehensive coverage, which includes accidents and emergency help, will provide you with the peace of mind you need during your high-altitude adventure.
However, you can get this insurance online from different companies. Here are some popular Insurance company choices for Everest Base Camp Trekking:
USA and Canada: Tugo, United Health Care, World Nomad, Blue Cross.
Australia and New Zealand: Fast Cover, Allianz Australia.
Singapore: Ergo, World Nomad Explore plan level 3.
Europe: Europe Assistance, Austrian Alpine Club, Allianz Europe.
India: ICICI Lombard
But make sure the policy covers trekking up to 5985,000 m altitude. These are just suggestions, so the policies and what they cover might vary. It's best to contact these insurers directly to ask about what they offer before you buy anything.
High Altitude Sickness and Acclimatisation:
Altitude sickness is common among hikers and peak climbers in Nepal's Himalayan Region. It happens when the body doesn't get enough oxygen at higher elevations, causing headaches and dizziness. Acclimatization is essential to prevent this. It means gradually getting used to higher altitudes by resting, drinking fluids, and ascending slowly. Spending an extra day at lower elevations before going higher is the best way to avoid altitude sickness. Hydration is the main issue during Trekking to prevent dehydration, which can worsen altitude sickness. Drinking plenty of water, tea, and soup can help. Trekkers can also take medicines like acetazolamide or dexamethasone to relieve symptoms. However, it's best to consult a doctor first. Proper acclimatization techniques are like "climb high, sleep low," and please keep in mind that during your Trek, you should always stay hydrated, which would reduce the risk of altitude sickness. Booking with an experienced guide can ensure you get the right advice and help during your Trek.
Packing Checklist for Paldor  Peak Climbing:
When planning a Saribung peak climbing trip in Nepal, packing the right gear is crucial for a successful journey, which includes clothing, equipment, and accessories tailored to your Trek and the time of year. If you're trekking, pack light unless you're hiring a porter. Consider renting or buying gear in Nepal to save space. Ensure your equipment is high-quality and in good condition to avoid problems in the mountains. Take our suggestions to prepare your baggage correctly. Lastly, double-check the weather forecast and ensure you have all the necessary items for a safe and comfortable trip.
Typical Day in Paldor  Peak Trekking:
Each day of the Paldor peak climbing brings new experiences as you explore different places, enjoy breathtaking landscapes, and converse with locals to learn more about their customs and culture. Our guides will provide information about the places you visit. Trekking usually starts around 7-8 am, depending on the distance to cover and the terrain. We'll stop for lunch after about three hours of Trekking, usually on the way to our destination for the day. After lunch, you'll have an hour to rest before continuing the Trek. The afternoon trek is shorter, and once we reach our destination, you'll have time to explore until it gets dark. Dinner is served around 6-7 pm, followed by a briefing from your trek leader about the next day's plan. Afterward, you can relax and entertain yourself with games or learn Nepali words from our crew.
About the sensitive zone in Paldor Peak Climbing:
The Paldor Peak climbing is not one with no dangers associated with it just like every climb of a mountain with a high altitude. Fluctuation of climate, risk of avalanches, the possibility of falling into crevasses, and toute at such heights are major risks. To counter these, there is a need to hire experienced tour guides, quality equipment, and a good understanding of mountain trekking.
Climbers shall be physically fit, and well acclimatized; and on this trip, we should be prepared to meet some emergencies that may arise out of this adventure. Despite the desire to maximize exploration of such areas, it is very risky to wander off the roads and tracks without the necessary expertise and knowledge. It is as a result important to follow safety measures and be considerate of the environment on the mountain to avoid misfortunes.

Trip Itinerary

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Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. Our staff will greet you and transfer you to your hotel. After settling in, you'll have time to explore the vibrant streets of Thamel or relax and prepare for the exciting adventure ahead.


Today, you'll take a guided sightseeing tour of Kathmandu's renowned cultural and historical sites. Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites like Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath Temple, and Boudhanath Stupa. These iconic sites offer a glimpse into Nepal's rich cultural heritage. In the afternoon, you'll have a pre-trip meeting with your climbing guide and fellow trekkers, where you can discuss the upcoming journey and address any questions.

Departing early in the morning, you'll drive to Pokhara, a picturesque city surrounded by lush hills and the stunning Annapurna range. The drive offers breathtaking views of rural landscapes, terraced fields, and charming villages. Once in Pokhara, you can stroll along the serene Phewa Lake, explore Lakeside's vibrant market, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere.

Meals

B/B

Max. altitude

827m / 2,713 ft.

After a short and scenic flight to Jomsom, you'll start your trek to Kagbeni. The trail leads along the Kali Gandaki River, passing through wind-swept landscapes and traditional villages. Kagbeni, a gateway to the Upper Mustang region, welcomes you with its unique architecture and ancient charm.


Accommodation

Best guest house

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

2,800m / 9,186 ft.

Leaving Kagbeni, the trail takes you higher into the Mustang region. As you ascend, the scenery transforms into barren landscapes and striking rock formations. Chele, your destination for the day, offers a glimpse into the traditional life of the local inhabitants.

Accommodation

Best guest house

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

3,050m / 10,007 ft.

Today's trail winds through diverse terrain, including forests and arid stretches. Pass through the charming village of Samar and continue to Ghiling. Along the way, you'll witness stunning views of the Nilgiri and Annapurna ranges.


Accommodation

Best guest house

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

3,570m / 11,713 ft.

As you trek to Tsarang, you'll cross the Nyi La Pass and explore the picturesque Ghami village. The trail goes through scenic landscapes and past ancient monasteries, providing insight into the region's rich history and culture.


Accommodation

Best guest house

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

3,560m / 11,680 ft.

Arrive at Lo-Manthang, the ancient walled city that serves as the capital of the Mustang region. The village is whole in history, with its maze-like alleys, royal palace, and monasteries offering a glimpse into the region's cultural heritage.

Accommodation

Best guest house

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

3,800m / 12,467 ft.

Take a day to acclimatise to the altitude and explore Lo-Manthang. Visit monasteries, interact with locals, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. This day also serves as preparation for the challenging days ahead.

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

3,800m / 12,467 ft.

Leaving Lo-Manthang, your trail heads toward Yara. Pass through picturesque villages and enjoy the changing scenery as you venture deeper into the Mustang region.


Accommodation

Best guest house

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

3,650m / 11,975 ft.

A highlight of this day is a visit to the Luri Cave Monastery, an ancient and revered site. The trail offers unique vistas, and the monastery is a fascinating testament to the region's religious history.

Accommodation

Tented camp

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

4,350m / 14,272 ft.

Continue your ascent to Ghuma Thanti, a high-altitude campsite surrounded by rugged landscapes. As you gain altitude, the air becomes crisper, and you'll notice the changing vegetation.

Accommodation

Tented camp

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

4,800m / 15,748 ft.

Reach the base camp of Saribung Peak, the starting point for your climb. The base camp provides the best views of the surrounding peaks and is your resting place before the summit push.

Accommodation

Tented camp

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

5m / 16 ft.

Today is the culmination of your journey. Embark on the challenging summit push to Saribung Peak (6328m/20761ft). Enjoy the thrill of standing atop the peak, surrounded by breathtaking vistas. After celebrating your accomplishment, begin your descent back to the base camp.

Accommodation

Tented camp

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

4m / 13 ft.

This day is a buffer for unforeseen circumstances, such as adverse weather conditions. It also allows for additional acclimatization if needed.


Accommodation

Tentes camp

Meals

B/L/D

Begin your descent from the base camp, retracing your steps toward Nogaru. The changing landscape provides a fresh perspective on the trail you initially trekked.


Accommodation

Best guest house

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

4,100m / 13,451 ft.

As you continue descending, you'll pass through Yak Kharka. The trail offers stunning views of the Mustang region's rugged terrain and traditional villages.

Accommodation

Best guest house

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

4,000m / 13,123 ft.

Complete your descent and arrive back in Jomsom. Celebrate the success of your trek and reflect on the remarkable journey you've undertaken.

Accommodation

Best guest house

Meals

B/L/D

Max. altitude

2,720m / 8,924 ft.

Take a scenic and best flight from Jomsom to Pokhara and then to Kathmandu. As you soar above the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, you'll have a chance to reflect on the incredible landscapes you've traversed.


Accommodation

3* hotel

Meals

B/D

Max. altitude

1,337m / 4,386 ft.

On your last day in Nepal, we will transfer you to the airport for your departure. As you bid farewell to this remarkable country, you'll carry cherished memories of your Saribung Peak climbing adventure and the friendships forged.

Meals

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Cost Includes

  • Special entrance fee of Upper Mustang entry permit and TIMS Card.   
  • Peak Permit and Climbing Guide. 
  • Guide, Cook, sherpa, Kitchen staff, and porters while in the climbing period. 
  • An experienced and first aid-trained license holder accompanying a trekking guide. 
  • Equipped and insured trekking porter (one porter for 2 persons, one porter carries 25 KG.)  
  • Meals, insurance, salary, equipment, accommodation, and transportation of our all-trip crew. 
  • All camping Equipment, two men’s tents, Dining tent, Kitchen Tent, Toilet Tent, Table & chairs. 
  • Tea House accommodation on a twin or multi-sharing basis during the trek. 
  • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the trekking and climbing period. 
  • Applicable government taxes (13% VAT and 10% tourism service charges) 
  • Farewell dinner in Kathmandu. 

Cost Excludes

  • Nepal entry visa and Domestic airport tax. 
  • Your Travel/Medical insurance and Personal trekking equipment. 
  • Lunch & dinner in Kathmandu and laundry. 
  • Hot shower and electric charging in the mountain (If needed). 
  • Single supplements in hotels except for solo trekking service. 
  • Optional trips which are not specified in the itinerary. 
  • Drinks (including tea) and Bar Bill (beverage). 
  • Helicopter evacuation/rescue in case of emergency. 
  • Donation to the local organization. 
  • Personal equipment for Trekking & Peak climbing. 
  • Gratitude to the trekking staff. 

Equipment List

Clothing
  • Thermal base layers (top & bottom)
  • Long-sleeve moisture-wicking shirts
  • Fleece jacket
  • Down/synthetic insulated jacket
  • Waterproof/windproof jacket & pants (Gore-Tex)
  • Climbing pants
  • Lightweight + insulated gloves
  • Warm hat/beanie
  • Balaclava/neck gaiter
  • Sun hat/cap
  • Wool/synthetic socks (multiple pairs)
  • Gaiters
Footwear
  • Insulated climbing boots (crampon-compatible)
  • Camp/approach shoes
  • Crampons
  • Ice axe
Climbing Gear
  • Harness
  • Climbing rope
  • Locking & non-locking carabiners
  • Ice screws (if needed)
  • Snow stake/piton (if needed)
  • Ascenders (Jumar/Croll)
  • Belay device
  • Prusik loops
  • Climbing helmet
  • Trekking poles
Camping Gear
  • 4-season/expedition tent
  • Cold-rated sleeping bag
  • Insulated sleeping pad
  • Cookware & portable stove (with fuel)
  • Headlamp (extra batteries)
  • Water bottle/hydration system
  • Water purification (filter/tablets)
Health & Safety
  • First aid kit
  • Altitude sickness medication
  • High SPF sunscreen
  • SPF lip balm
  • Insect repellent
  • UV-protected sunglasses/goggles
  • Hand sanitizer/wet wipes
Miscellaneous
  • Camera (extra batteries/memory)
  • Notebook & pen
  • Passport/permits
  • High-energy snacks
  • Trekking map/guidebook
  • Multi-tool/knife
  • Spare batteries
  • Sewing kit
For Technical Climbs (if applicable)
  • Rope protectors
  • Snow shovel
  • Avalanche beacon
  • Ski mountaineering gear

Frequently Asked Questions

Saribung Peak Climbing is a thrilling 21-day expedition that combines remote trekking with alpine adventure in the Mustang and Nar-Phu regions of Nepal. At an elevation of 6,328 meters (20,761 ft), Saribung Peak is considered a technically moderate mountain, perfect for those seeking their first Himalayan summit or seasoned trekkers looking for a new challenge. What sets this climb apart is its combination of cultural exploration in the restricted Upper Mustang region and the raw wilderness of Damodar Himal. The route also includes the dramatic Saribung Pass (6,042m), offering incredible views and an authentic high-altitude experience.

The Saribung Peak climb is classified as a moderately difficult to strenuous expedition. While technical climbing experience is not mandatory, previous high-altitude trekking experience is highly recommended. The climb includes glacier travel, crevasse navigation, and some sections with fixed ropes. Acclimatization days are well-planned into the itinerary by Asiana Treks & Tours to ensure climbers adapt comfortably. Physical fitness, mental resilience, and the ability to walk 6–8 hours per day in varied terrain are essential for a successful summit.

The 21-day Saribung Peak Climbing itinerary by Asiana Treks & Tours includes a mix of cultural sightseeing, trekking, and high-altitude climbing. The journey starts with a scenic flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara, and then to Jomsom. From there, trekkers traverse through Lo Manthang, cross the Saribung Pass, and finally summit Saribung Peak. Along the way, there are acclimatization stops and cultural immersions in ancient Tibetan-influenced villages. The package covers all meals during the trek, accommodation, climbing permits, a licensed climbing guide, porters, camping gear, and transport logistics.

Yes, all necessary permits are included in the Saribung Peak Climbing package offered by Asiana Treks & Tours. These permits include the Upper Mustang Restricted Area Permit, Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), Nar-Phu Restricted Permit, and the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) climbing permit for Saribung Peak. Asiana Treks & Tours handles all permit applications and formalities, ensuring a hassle-free experience for climbers.

During the trek, accommodation will be a mix of teahouses and fully-supported camping, especially in the remote and high-altitude regions. In towns like Jomsom and Lo Manthang, comfortable teahouses with basic amenities are available. During the climbing phase and in more isolated parts of the trail, high-quality camping equipment, sleeping tents, kitchen tents, and meals prepared by experienced cooks are provided. All meals—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—are included, and special dietary preferences can be accommodated with advance notice.

Participants will need to bring personal trekking and climbing gear, such as mountaineering boots, crampons, harness, ice axe, down jacket, and a four-season sleeping bag. Asiana Treks & Tours provides group climbing gear, including ropes, ice screws, tents, and kitchen supplies. If needed, certain items can be rented in Kathmandu before the expedition. A detailed gear checklist is provided to clients upon booking confirmation to ensure they are well-prepared.

The ideal seasons for Saribung Peak Climbing are spring (April to early June) and autumn (September to November). These months offer stable weather, clear skies, and safer climbing conditions. Spring features blooming rhododendrons and warmer temperatures, while autumn offers crystal-clear mountain views and vibrant local festivals in Mustang and Nar-Phu regions.

Yes, comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory for all climbers joining Saribung Peak Climbing with Asiana Treks & Tours. The insurance should include emergency medical evacuation, trip cancellation, high-altitude coverage (up to 6,500 meters), and lost baggage. Due to the remote and high-altitude nature of the trek, helicopter evacuation coverage is especially crucial in case of medical emergencies.

Safety is the top priority at Asiana Treks & Tours. All expeditions are led by government-licensed climbing guides who are certified in first aid and high-altitude rescue techniques. Acclimatization schedules are strictly followed to reduce the risk of altitude sickness, and daily health checks are conducted during the climb. Satellite phones and oxygen cylinders are carried during high passes and summit days to ensure emergency communication and care.

Booking is simple and can be done directly through the official Asiana Treks & Tours website, by email, or phone. A booking deposit is required to secure your spot, especially since group sizes are limited to ensure quality service and safety. Early booking is encouraged due to the restricted permit quotas in Upper Mustang and Nar-Phu. Once your booking is confirmed, our team will assist with preparation tips, gear lists, and travel planning support.

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Saribung Peak Climbing – Start Point and How to Get There

Saribung Peak climbing adventure begins in Kathmandu, Nepal’s vibrant capital city situated at an elevation of 1,337 meters (4,385 feet). Kathmandu serves as the perfect gateway to the remote Mustang region and the Saribung Peak. Travelers typically arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, which is well connected to major international cities. Upon arrival, trekkers spend a day acclimatizing and preparing for the journey ahead, exploring Kathmandu’s rich cultural heritage and assembling last-minute gear.

From Kathmandu, the journey to Saribung Peak’s base region begins with a scenic drive or a short domestic flight. Most climbers choose to drive or fly to Pokhara, a picturesque city by the lakeside, as an important transit point. Following Pokhara, a flight to Jomsom marks the start of the actual trek towards Saribung. Jomsom, located in the Kali Gandaki valley at around 2,720 meters (8,924 feet), is the launchpad for the challenging trekking and climbing phases.

Arrival: Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu

Transit: Drive or fly to Pokhara

Flight: Domestic flight from Pokhara to Jomsom

Start trekking from Jomsom towards Mustang region and Saribung Peak base camp

Preparation in Kathmandu with Asiana Treks and Tours guides

The flight to Jomsom offers spectacular views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, preparing trekkers mentally and visually for the grandeur of the Himalayas. The start point is not only accessible but provides excellent opportunities to acclimate before the demanding trekking and climbing sections of Saribung Peak.

Day-by-Day Saribung Peak Climbing Itinerary

The Saribung Peak Climbing itinerary crafted by Asiana Treks and Tours is a perfect blend of trekking, acclimatization, cultural exploration, and mountaineering. The journey spans 20 days, ensuring a steady pace that maximizes safety and enjoyment.

Day 1-3: Arrival in Kathmandu, city sightseeing, and preparation; transfer to Pokhara and fly to Jomsom.
Day 4-8: Trek through Kagbeni, Chele, Ghiling, Tsarang to reach Lo-Manthang, the ancient walled city of Mustang. This section offers breathtaking landscapes, rich Tibetan culture, and high-altitude trekking experience.
Day 9: Rest day for acclimatization and exploration of Lo-Manthang.
Day 10-13: Trek towards Yara, Luri Cave Monastery, Ghuma Thanti, and reach Saribung Peak base camp, gradually gaining altitude and adjusting to thinner air.
Day 14: Summit day! Climbers push early to Saribung Peak’s summit (6,350m), savoring stunning panoramic views of the Himalayan range before descending back to base camp.
Day 15: Contingency day reserved for weather or acclimatization needs.
Day 16-18: Trek down through Nogaru, Yak Kharka to Jomsom.
Day 19-20: Fly back to Pokhara and Kathmandu, concluding the trek and departing home.

This detailed itinerary ensures climbers are well-prepared, well-rested, and safe throughout the expedition, offering time to enjoy Nepal’s cultural and natural beauty beyond the peak climb itself.

Trek Distance, Duration & Elevation Gain on Saribung Peak Climbing

Saribung Peak Climbing involves a moderate to strenuous trek combined with technical mountaineering. Below is an overview of the key trekking and climbing parameters:

Total Duration: 20 days

Trekking Distance: Approximately 120-130 kilometers (75-81 miles) round trip from Jomsom through Mustang to base camp and back

Elevation Range: From Jomsom (~2,720m) to Saribung Peak summit (6,350m)

Daily Trekking Duration: 4 to 7 hours, depending on terrain and acclimatization needs

Elevation Gain: Roughly 3,600 meters from Jomsom to summit, with gradual acclimatization stops at key points such as Lo-Manthang (3,840m), Yara (4,200m), and base camp (5,500m)

Climbers must be prepared for varied terrain including rocky paths, alpine meadows, and snow-covered slopes near the summit. The steady ascent allows the body to adapt to altitude and reduces the risk of altitude sickness. The summit day is the most demanding, requiring early starts and good physical conditioning.

Types of Accommodation on Saribung Peak Climbing

Accommodation throughout the Saribung Peak climbing trek varies from comfortable hotels to basic teahouses, reflecting the remoteness of the Mustang region and altitude considerations.

Kathmandu & Pokhara: 3-star or higher hotels with modern amenities, providing a restful start and end to the trip.

Jomsom & Lo-Manthang: Comfortable lodges and guesthouses offering clean rooms, hot showers (sometimes), and good food. These spots provide excellent opportunities to rest and refuel.

Along the Trek: Traditional teahouses and lodges, simple but warm and hospitable, with basic sleeping arrangements such as shared dormitories or private rooms with mats and blankets. Facilities may be limited, especially above 4,000 meters.

Base Camp: Camping under tents or simple shelter structures, as permanent accommodation is unavailable. Climbers experience the raw mountain environment with the support of experienced guides and cooks from Asiana Treks and Tours.

Despite the simplicity, the accommodations offer a chance to connect deeply with the Himalayan lifestyle and culture, creating memorable experiences alongside the physical challenge of the climb.

Meals & Food Options on Saribung Peak Climbing Route

Nutrition plays a crucial role in a successful Saribung Peak Climbing expedition. Throughout the trek and climb, Asiana Treks and Tours ensures that climbers have access to a variety of meals that provide the necessary energy and nutrients to sustain physical endurance and aid in acclimatization. The food options vary from traditional Nepalese dishes to more familiar international cuisine, adapted to high-altitude requirements.

In lower elevations such as Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Jomsom, trekkers enjoy rich and diverse menus with plenty of fresh vegetables, fruits, meats, and dairy products. As the trek progresses into remote Mustang regions, the diet shifts to more carbohydrate-rich meals, crucial for energy. Common meals on the trail include dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), noodles, soups, and vegetable curries. Breakfasts often feature porridge, eggs, bread, and tea or coffee. Due to the scarcity of fresh produce at higher altitudes, dried and preserved foods become staples, and hydration with plenty of fluids is emphasized to combat dehydration.

Lower elevations: Variety of fresh local and international dishes

Higher elevations: Carbohydrate-heavy meals like dal bhat, noodles, and soups

Snacks: Energy bars, nuts, dried fruits, and chocolates

Beverages: Tea, coffee, and purified bottled water (recommended)

Special dietary needs: Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options available upon request

Asiana Treks and Tours also provides guidance on safe food and water consumption to avoid altitude-related illnesses. Their expert kitchen staff prepare meals in hygienic conditions, ensuring climbers receive balanced and tasty nutrition that supports stamina and recovery throughout the demanding climb.

Packing List for Saribung Peak Climbing

Packing for Saribung Peak Climbing requires careful planning due to the challenging terrain, varied weather, and altitude changes. Asiana Treks and Tours recommends packing light but with all essentials to ensure safety, comfort, and success during the expedition.

Climbers should prioritize layers of moisture-wicking and insulating clothing. A good quality down jacket, thermal base layers, waterproof outer shells, and sturdy trekking boots are essential to cope with the cold mountain environment and occasional rain or snow. Technical climbing gear, including crampons, ice axe, helmet, harness, and ropes, will be provided or arranged by the company but personal comfort items such as gloves, hats, and sunglasses should be brought by trekkers.

Clothing: Thermal base layers, fleece jacket, down jacket, waterproof jacket and pants

Footwear: Sturdy trekking boots, camp shoes or sandals, warm socks

Climbing gear: Helmet, harness, crampons, ice axe (provided by Asiana Treks)

Accessories: Sunglasses with UV protection, gloves (thermal and waterproof), sunblock

Miscellaneous: Sleeping bag (rated for -15°C or lower), headlamp, water bottles, personal medications, trekking poles

The company advises packing only what is necessary to avoid overloading, as porters or yaks typically carry most equipment. Proper packing ensures climbers remain agile and comfortable throughout long days of trekking and climbing. Asiana Treks and Tours also assists in providing any specialized gear rentals before the expedition.

Solo Trekkers & Female Trekker Advice for Saribung Peak Climbing

Saribung Peak Climbing is an inspiring yet demanding journey, and solo trekkers or female adventurers should consider some specific advice to enhance their experience. Asiana Treks and Tours has extensive experience supporting independent and female climbers, ensuring safety, respect, and a smooth journey.

Solo trekkers often benefit from joining small groups or having a professional guide accompany them to provide local knowledge, assist with navigation, and ensure safety in remote areas. The company offers tailored services for solo travelers, including flexible itineraries, private guides, and porter assistance. Female trekkers traveling alone or in small groups can expect a warm welcome and respectful interactions throughout Mustang’s culturally rich region, though some modesty in dress is advised due to local customs.

Safety: Always travel with a guide or in a group, especially in remote sections

Cultural respect: Dress modestly, especially for female trekkers (long pants, long sleeves)

Communication: Learn basic Nepali or Tibetan phrases; guides often serve as translators

Health: Carry personal hygiene supplies and medication for altitude sickness

Support: Asiana Treks provides female guides or porters upon request

The company also fosters a supportive community for solo and female climbers, connecting them with other trekkers for shared experiences. With proper preparation and support, solo and female adventurers can enjoy a fulfilling and empowering Saribung Peak climbing experience.

Transportation Modes: Jeep, Bus, Flight for Saribung Peak Climbing

Transportation logistics for Saribung Peak Climbing are an important part of the adventure, managed expertly by Asiana Treks and Tours to ensure convenience, safety, and efficiency. Multiple modes of transportation are used, depending on the terrain, distance, and local infrastructure.

From Kathmandu, travelers typically begin by taking a jeep or tourist bus to Pokhara. The jeep offers flexibility, better access to remote roads, and is faster for groups wanting a private transfer. Buses are a cost-effective option, popular among solo or budget travelers, though travel times are longer and comfort may vary. From Pokhara, the quickest way to reach the Mustang region is by domestic flight to Jomsom, a small airstrip nestled in the Kali Gandaki valley. Flights provide stunning aerial views of the Himalayas and save considerable time compared to overland routes.

Jeep: Private, flexible, ideal for group transfers between Kathmandu and Pokhara

Bus: Affordable, widely used by locals and trekkers, slower travel with scenic stops

Flight: Domestic flights from Pokhara to Jomsom, essential for accessing Mustang region

Trekking: From Jomsom onward, travel is on foot with porters or pack animals carrying gear

Asiana Treks and Tours coordinates all transportation arrangements, including airport transfers, domestic flights, and road travel, ensuring seamless transitions. They provide support with permits, luggage handling, and scheduling to minimize delays. This integrated transportation plan allows climbers to focus fully on their trekking and climbing experience without logistical hassles.

Add-On Tours After Saribung Peak Climbing

After the exhilarating Saribung Peak climb, many trekkers wish to extend their Nepal adventure with additional tours that allow deeper exploration of the region’s cultural and natural wonders. Asiana Treks and Tours offers a range of add-on options tailored to different interests and energy levels following the peak expedition. These tours provide an excellent opportunity to recover, celebrate your achievement, and soak in the diverse beauty of Nepal.

Popular add-ons include visits to the culturally rich Kathmandu Valley, where you can explore UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and the medieval squares of Patan and Bhaktapur. For nature lovers, relaxing lake cruises and boating trips in Pokhara offer stunning views of the Annapurna massif. Adventure seekers can opt for white-water rafting in the Trishuli River or mountain biking along scenic trails near Pokhara.

Kathmandu cultural heritage tour (3-4 days)

Pokhara sightseeing and lake boating

White-water rafting in Trishuli or Kali Gandaki rivers

Mountain biking and village homestays

Wildlife safari in Chitwan National Park

These add-ons can be arranged flexibly, either before the trek or as a post-climbing extension. Asiana Treks and Tours helps with seamless logistics, ensuring transfers, accommodation, and guides are well coordinated. This enhances the overall trip experience by blending high-altitude adventure with rich cultural immersion and relaxation.

Feedback & Reviews from Saribung Peak Climbing Trekkers

At Asiana Treks and Tours, client feedback is invaluable in maintaining high service standards and continually improving the Saribung Peak Climbing experience. Trekkers from around the world who have completed the climb consistently praise the company’s professionalism, expert guides, and attention to safety and comfort. Many highlight the well-organized itinerary that balances trekking, acclimatization, and cultural exploration perfectly.

Clients also appreciate the personalized service, from the initial booking stages through to the end of the trek. The guides’ deep knowledge of local culture and geography helps create memorable interactions with Mustang’s unique Tibetan-influenced communities. Positive reviews often mention the quality of accommodations and meals, as well as the company’s responsiveness to individual needs, including those of solo and female trekkers.

High marks for experienced and supportive guides

Smooth logistics and well-planned acclimatization schedule

Authentic cultural experiences in Mustang villages

Reliable safety protocols and contingency plans

Excellent client communication before and during the trek

Asiana Treks and Tours actively encourages trekkers to share their stories and photos, often featuring them on their website and social media platforms. This transparency helps prospective climbers feel confident and inspired to join the Saribung Peak adventure.

Departure Support & End-of-Trek Services

Completing Saribung Peak Climbing is a major accomplishment, and Asiana Treks and Tours ensures your journey ends on a high note with comprehensive departure support and end-of-trek services. After days of intense trekking and climbing, the company assists with all final logistics, from transportation to airport transfers, making your departure hassle-free.

Upon return to Kathmandu or Pokhara, staff are available to help with last-minute shopping, booking onward travel, or arranging comfortable hotels for rest before your flight home. For international travelers, Asiana Treks provides detailed advice on customs, baggage allowances, and any necessary health precautions related to altitude. The team also offers optional recovery packages such as spa treatments or yoga sessions to help you unwind and rejuvenate.

Airport transfers and assistance with domestic flights

Hotel bookings and luggage handling

Guidance on international flight check-in procedures

Post-trek wellness and recovery options

Support with visa extensions or onward travel plans

This end-to-end care ensures that the focus remains on your personal achievement and enjoyment rather than logistical stress. The friendly and professional departure support reflects Asiana Treks and Tours’ commitment to creating a seamless and rewarding Saribung Peak Climbing experience from start to finish.

Booking Terms, Cancellation & Refunds for Saribung Peak Climbing Packages

Asiana Treks and Tours is dedicated to transparent and fair booking policies for Saribung Peak Climbing packages, designed to protect both clients and the company. Booking your trip involves a deposit to confirm your place, with the balance payable prior to the trek’s start. Clients receive a detailed itinerary and confirmation documents upon payment, outlining all included services.

Cancellations are handled according to clear terms to accommodate unforeseen circumstances such as illness, visa delays, or travel disruptions. Refund amounts depend on the timing of cancellation:

More than 60 days before departure: Full refund minus a small administrative fee

Between 30-60 days: Partial refund, typically 50% of total cost

Less than 30 days: Usually no refund, but credit towards a future trek may be offered in special cases

In addition to cancellation terms, Asiana Treks and Tours recommends clients purchase comprehensive travel insurance covering trip interruption, medical emergencies, and evacuation—especially important for high-altitude expeditions like Saribung Peak.

Clear deposit and payment schedule

Defined refund policy with sliding scale based on cancellation date

Flexible rescheduling options in some cases

Strong recommendation for travel insurance

Full transparency on included and excluded costs

By providing straightforward booking terms and excellent customer service, Asiana Treks and Tours builds trust and confidence, ensuring your Saribung Peak Climbing adventure is planned and executed with professionalism and care.
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