Saribung Peak

Day 1:Arrival airport and transfer to hotel

Day 2:Sightseeing around Kathmandu Trip preparation and gear checkup

Day 2: Sightseeing around Kathmandu Trip preparation and gear checkup

Day 3:Expedition Briefing in department of tourism

Day 3: Expedition Briefing by representative of department of tourism about the permit and rouls of mountaineering

Day 4:Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara 4-5 hrs

After an early breakfast, we go for a long drive today. The scenic Trishuli and Marsyangdi rivers, which link to one another and small springs, may be seen along the route as you travel through the verdant Rocky Mountains. For an extra fee, we may also book your plane ticket which takes 25 minutes to get to Pokhara. After The picturesque Pokhara valley is home to several lakes, including Begnas, Fewa, Rupa, Dipang, Maidi, Khaste, Gunde, and Nyureni. From the Pokhara Valley, you can also see Annapurna, Machapuchare, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Lamjung Himal.

Day 5:Flight from Pokhara to Jomsom and trek to Kagbeni (2810M) 3-4 hrs walking

After an early breakfast transfer to the airport for a morning flight to Jomsom, a super scenic flight of 20 minutes over the mountains with views of 8,000ers such as Annapurna & Dhaulagiri, brings you at Jomsom, the district headquarter of Mustang. This is a large town, headquarter of the Mustang region; it is also a major village on the Kaligandaki area linking the age old Trans-Himalayan Salt Trade route to Tibet. From Jomsom onwards it is very windy in the afternoon, Continue on the gradual path on the Kali Gandaki river bed for about 3 hrs and finally reaching at Ekley-bhatti village. After good stop here an hour of easy walk takes us to Kagbeni, which lies at the bank of two rivers. Kagbeni is an interesting windswept villages situated on the main age old Trans-himalayan salt trade route to Tibet via Upper Mustang area. In Kagbeni a major tributory, Kak Khola, coming from Muktinath, meets Mustang Khola, and from there the river is called the Kali Gandaki.

Day 6:Trek from Kagbeni to chele (3080M) 5-6 hrs

Our journey starts with a special permit check-up and onwards to the riverbank of Kaligandaki up stream. During the walk we have scenic picturesque place to stop through the sandy and windy trails. This trails follows the up and downhill. Firstly we reach Tangbe village with narrow alleys amongst white washed houses, fields of buckwheat, barley, wheat and apple orchards. From there we trek forward to Chhusang and after crossing the river head up to the huge red chunk of conglomerate that has fallen from the cliff above, forming a tunnel through which the Kaligandaki follows. We head on to small ridges reach at Chele village.

Day 7:Trek from chele to Ghiling (3440M) 6-7 hrs

Today, we start our trek and walk further to Eklo Bhatti. We climb to Taklam La Pass (3,624m/11,923 ft) through plateaus and narrow stretches with views of Tilicho Peak, Yakawa Kang and Damodar Danda. Further descend a little to the village of Samar. Climb the trail that goes above Samar village to the ridge then descending steeply to a stream. Another 3 hrs similar walk takes us to Syanbochen. On the way, we relax along the surrounding of cool streams and juniper trees. Locals use the dried leaves of junipers as incenses to invite deities and start any auspicious work. We also pass by a cave famously known as Ramchung Cave.

Day 8:Trek from ghiling to Tsharang (3500M) 6-7 hrs

Start the trek after breakfast with a pleasant walk. After crossing Ghaymi Khola, the trail climbs to a plateau and passes beside a very long Mani wall, a sacred stone wall made by the Buddhist follower. From the end of the wall the trail heads east to the village of Charang with a maze of fields, willow trees and houses separated by stone walls at the top of the Tsarang Chu canyon. There is also a huge white dzong and red Gompa to get to our teahouse for tonight's stop.

Day 9:Trek forom Tsharang to Lo-Manthang (3740M) 5-6 hrs

After breakfast at Tsharang, you will continue Saribung Peak Climbing Trip by taking the route that descends to cross the suspension bridge across Tsarang Khola. You will climb towards Lo La pass, which is at 3950 meters, once you have crossed the river. You will be able to see the northern Mustang and Lo-Manthang in breathtaking detail from the pass's summit. The historic walled capital of Upper Mustang, Lo-Manthang, is reachable by a short descent from the pass's summit.

Throughout the route to Lo Manthang, breathtaking vistas of Annapurna I, Bhrikuti Peak, Tilicho Peak, and Damodar Kunda will be yours to enjoy. The village's historic mud-brick homes and gompas bring you back in time. The settlement, which has been greatly influenced by Tibetans, is where the previous monarch of the Upper Mustang resides. You may unwind in a tea house and take in the beautiful scenery after a strenuous hike.

Day 10:Rest day acclimatization visit around monastery village

You may take advantage of today by touring the area around Lo-Manthang as it is an acclimatization and rest day, as per the Saribung Peak Climbing Itinerary. Around 50 kilometers separate Lo-Manthang from the Tibetan border. Between Nepal and Tibet, Lo-Manthang operated as the primary commercial crossing point for salt and clothing. The 6-meter wall is a notable and enticing feature of this picturesque town. Beautiful towers may be seen at Lo-Manthang in every direction. This fortified city has a number of significant religious and cultural sites.

The King's Palace, the museum, the Jampa Monastery, and locations where Thangka paintings are displayed are a few of the most significant structures. In 1992, the Lo-Manthang region in Nepal was made accessible to tourists. Despite the fact that the township is now accessible to tourists, just 1000 visitors are permitted to come here each year. Only travelers from accredited trekking agencies are permitted access to this spot. After some exploration, you will return to your lodging to spend the night sleeping.

Day 11:Trek from Lo-mangtang to Yara (3700M) 6-7 hrs

Today, you will depart from Lo-Manthang and go via Lo La before arriving in Dhi. This is the beginning of a magnificent Saribung Peak Climbing Journey that will offer an incredible panoramic view of the surroundings. After hiking along a ridge and then descending steeply through crumbling cliffs, you will reach Dhi. The scenic settlement is situated along the banks of the Kali Gandaki, where you can find a collection of homes, a stretch of fields, and some trees.

Before continuing to Yara, it is expected to take a break for lunch at Dhi. A lovely village named Yara is located far above the river. Like most of the villages in the Upper Mustang, this one has terraced fields as well as a collection of traditional houses. It's the only location in your lodge where you might encounter a group of enterprising local women selling bracelets and trinkets.

Day 12:Trek from Yara to Luri gumba Monastery (4000M) 3-4 hrs

The Saribung Peak Climbing Trip Itinerary's shortest trekking day is today when you go to the Luri Cave Monastery. Take the brief but difficult ascent to Luri on the slope to the north of Yara. The monasteries are much more intriguing than the Luri caves, which are already captivating. The monastery is said to have been built in the fifteenth century in response to a divine order from a god.

You may see pictures, chortens, and the condition of antiquities. The gorgeous mandala is unimaginably beautiful. A relatively exact copy of Luri Cave Gompa is the Tashi Kabum, which you may also visit. A destroyed Chorten and a lovely mandala are also present. Your tour guide will reveal myths from the past that describe how these caverns were built.

Day 13:Trek from Luri gumba Monastery to Gumba thanti (4748M) 5-6 hrs

You will today take the path that passes through the canyon and leads to Ghuma Tanthi. You will walk along a path through pastureland and hilltops that includes a number of ups and downs. You will get stunning views of Mount Dhaulagiri while on the trip. Before making the descent to Ghuma Tanthi, you will climb towards a pass at 4920 meters.

In reality, Ghuma Tanthi is a location created to house Buddhist pilgrims traveling to the revered Damodar Kunda Lakes. Because Ghuma Thanti is located along the route to Damodar Kunda, it is frequently visited by pilgrims and hikers. The views of the Kyamupani River are the only notable features of Ghuma Thanti. Together with a few permanent communities, the vast Tibetan Plateau is home to several camps.

Day 14:Trek form Gumba thanti to Namta Khola (4890M) 5-6 hrs

Once you leave Ghuma Tanthi, you will climb steadily towards a pass at 5320 meters. You will see breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges from the summit of the pass. Following that, you will descend to the base of Parche Khola before ascending once more to a new pass at 5480 meters. The trail to Saribung Peak leads you to the holy and pristine lakes close to Damodar Himal.

You will get to see Damodar Kunda, which is one of the day's main attractions and a revered Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage destination. Here, you may unwind for a little period while taking photographs. You will eventually arrive at Namta Khola as you go on your walk from there. You will build a tent next to the river. After the strenuous hike, sip some warm soup and relax.

Day 15:Trek from Namta Khola to Saribung Base Camp (4950M) 6-7 hrs

Today, as you make your way to Saribung's base camp, you will progressively rise from Namta Khola to higher heights. Through the alpine greenery and across terrain that resembles the Tibetan Plateau, the Saribung Peak route will lead you. With hard twists today, the trail becomes much more difficult.

Take a meal for the day and drink plenty of water because the area is largely remote and lacks tea houses or lodges. You will ultimately arrive at the base camp after taking a somewhat challenging path. You should rapidly erect your tents at the base camp after getting there and inspect your climbing gear and health as needed.

Day 16:Acclimatization Day in Saribung Base Camp (4950M)

Your body needs to adapt to the considerable climb in altitude that will occur in the next few days. Thus, today is an opportunity for acclimatization and preparation for climbing. Following breakfast, your guide will show you the fundamental climbing techniques including belaying, rappelling, and so on. Also, you will learn how to utilize climbing tools including a harness, an ice ax, an ascender, a set of crampons, a karabiner, and others. This preparation gives you a high level of confidence before the climb in addition to assisting you with the journey the following day. If you have any questions, ask your guide who can answer them all. In addition, if you want to see the Damodar and Annapurna mountain ranges, you may trek up to the closest viewpoint.

Day 17:Ascend from Saribung Base Camp to Saribung High Camp (5730M)

You will depart the base camp today and go up the path in a gentle rise in the direction of High Camp. Your journey will get a little more difficult as you pass through rugged and icy terrain. You will need to wear crampons in a few slick spots. Resting occasionally might help you refuel after the arduous voyage of today. With stunning views of Khumjunggar Himal and Damodar Himal, you will continue your ascent of Saribung Peak as you make your way to High Camp, where you will find an excellent camping spot.

You must navigate the ice blocks and traverse the western moraine to reach your destination. The Damodar Himal is magnificently visible. You may pack your belongings and have a nap because the guides will have already set up your tent. After lunch, take a short stroll to see the mountains that are on full show. Get to bed early since you will need to be up in the morning before it is light to begin the journey to Saribung Peak.

Day 18:Ascend from High Camp to Saribung Peak (6328) then Descend to Base Camp 8-9 hrs

The most eagerly awaited day of the Saribung Peak Climbing Itinerary is today since you will be reaching the summit. Your ascent will start early in the morning, at 1 am. It is preferable to start your climb early in the morning to prevent a sudden change in the weather because the winds in the mountain region can be unpredictable during the day. You will start by ascending the steep hill and rough terrain. Traverse glaciers with crevasses that lead to steep snow slopes. The climbing experience is helpful while navigating hills.

When necessary, the team will have previously placed ropes. You will eventually reach the highest summit by moving slowly and steadily. Being at such an altitude and having such beautiful sights is a true joy. Aside from the satisfaction of reaching the top, the surrounding peaks of Chhib Himal (6,650m), Kharsang Peak (6,225m), Gyajikhang (7,038m), Bhrikuti (6,460m), and Himlung (7,126m) are softly tucked around the mountain by the blue sky. Once the adrenaline has subsided, record some films and photos for your memories. Then take a gentle descent to Base Camp to spend the night.

Day 19:Descend from Saribung Base Camp to Nagoru (4400M) via Saribung Pass (6042)5-6 hrs

You will trek down to Nagoru on this day via Saribung Pass. You will follow the trails covered with snow and take a break to have your lunch. You will walk through different uphills and downhills until you reach Nagoro. Overnight you will stay at Nagoru.

Day 20:Trek from Nagoru to Phu Gaon(6080M) 5-6 hrs

From Nogoru, you will walk through the Tibetan plateau along with the views of the barren valley to reach Phu Gaon. Phu Gaon is a valley where you will get a chance to explore the unique culture, diversity and religious activities of the people living in the area such as Gurung, Lama, and Ghale.

Along with this, you will have some time to explore the Tashi Lakhang Monastery constructed by Karmapa Rinpoche. This monastery is listed as one of the World’s greatest monastery. Surrounding yourself with the snowy peaks of the reach, you will reach Phu Gaon and stay overnight there.

Day 21:Trek down Phu Gaon to Meta (3560M) 5-6 hrs

You will go over the Tibetan Plateau and pass through the village gate after breakfast early in the morning. The Saribung Peak Climbing Route travels by a suspension bridge, a number of ruined structures, and a chorten. You will eventually arrive at Kyang by continuing to follow the path that descends to the restricted valley that follows the Phu River. The track then drops and travels across some eroded moraine before reaching the Mruju Khola, which is the Lyapche Glacier's outflow.

You could see Blue Sheep in the remote area along the journey. The Khampa communities in Jhunam and Chyakhu are reached by traveling down a rough road. Here, you may see abandoned forts. Tibetan refugees have formerly lived there. Views of Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal will occasionally appear along the route to complement the day. You will descend before arriving in Meta village.

Day 22:Trek from Meta to Koto (2600M) 6-7 hrs

Take a walk today to the restricted region of the Nar Phu valley. After passing through the Singenge stone cottages and continuing through the heavily wooded area, you will descend from Meta toward the bottom of the valley. To get to Koto village, you will climb a little hill and cross a suspension bridge over a Seti Khola stream. You will also be treated to Manaslu peak vistas in addition to Annapurna II. In Koto, there is a conventional stone gateway and a police checkpoint where permits are inspected and registrations are completed. Interact with the people while eating a hearty, genuine supper at Koto.

Day 23:Trek from Phu village to meta (3614M) 5-6 hrs

Day 23: Trek to Meta (3614M) 5-6 hrs

Day 24:Trek from Meta to Koto (3037M) 5-6 hrs

Day 24: Trek from Meta to Koto (3037M) 5-6 hrs

Day 25:Trek from Koto to Dharapani (1860M) 5-6 hrs

The Saribung Peak Climbing Itinerary concludes today. When you go from Koto to the settlement of Thanchok, there is a significant ascent. After there, you will begin to descend before beginning a short ascent to Timing, which has a few teahouses and gives stunning views of Lamjung Himal. From there, the terrain becomes a little more difficult as you descend to Danakyu hamlet. From here, your route falls through a dense forest of fir and pine trees, passing past the town of Bagarchhap. You then continue hiking until you reach the Gurung settlement of Dharapani.

Day 26:Drive from Dharapani to Kathmandu 8-10 hrs

You will return to Kathmandu from Dharapani after breakfast. Your trip will be a beautiful excursion over winding, uphill roads that pass past terraced agriculture, deep forest, and spots with fantastic views of the Annapurna, Manaslu, and Ganesh Himal mountain ranges. Before eventually returning to Kathmandu, you will drive through a number of villages and towns where you may observe the everyday activities of the locals.

Day 27:Refreshment day and farewell dinner in Kathmandu

Spent your day visiting various heritage sites including Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Bouddhanath. In the evening, we will have a farewell dinner in a typical Nepalese Restaurant with cultural show.

Day 28:Final departure

As per you ticket schedule, our team representative escorts you to the TIA airport for your onward journey.

Saribung Peak (6346M)

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