Ready for more than a trek? Nepal has many trekking peaks between 5,500 and 6,500 metres that are perfect for a first climb. With experienced climbing guides, training and the right gear, you can stand on a real Himalayan summit.
Trekking peaks combine a classic trek with a short climbing section on snow and ice. They are the best way to learn mountaineering skills before bigger expeditions.
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Explore the most common questions and answers to help you plan a safe and unforgettable peak climbing adventure in Nepal.
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Contact us nowNot for most trekking peaks. Basic training is given before the summit day, but good fitness is important.
Yes, every peak needs a climbing permit. We arrange it along with your trekking permits.
Yes, most gear can be rented in Kathmandu or at the base of the climb.
Spring (April to May) and autumn (October to November) have the most stable weather.