Chuli West Peak

Chuli West Peak
                                                                                    
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destination

Annapurna Region

duration 21 days

maximum altitude 6410m

trip difficulty moderate

total cost $2750

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Chuli West Peak

If chulu far east is the island peak of the annapurnas, then Chulu west is the Mera alternative. There is no real technical difficulty in reaching the summit but progress can be slow depending on snow conditions. Above base camp some steep loose rock requires some fixing of ropes.

Chulu west was first ascended in 1952 by a Japanese expedition.Between Chulu west and east in chulu central. Chulu central is rarely attempted by commercial groups, being very similar in nature to the west pe . it has a sometimes tricky rock section to negotiate before the actual summit.

For Accomodation

Good Hotel

For Meals

Include During trek

Best Season

spring and autum

Karma Sherpa

Trip Coordinator

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Day 21

Day 01

Arrival at Kathmandu; transfer to the Hotel

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 02

Sightseeing around Kathmandu valley

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 03

Departure to Bensisahar

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 04

Trek to Bahundanda

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 05

Trek to Chamje

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 06

Trek to Dharapani

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 07

Trek to Chame

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 08

Trek to Pisang

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 09

Trek to Manang

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 10

Acclimatization at Manang

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 11

Trek to Chulu base camp

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 12

Rest at Chulu base camp

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 13

High camp

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 14

Summit Chulu East (6,358-meter) or West (6,420-meter) and return back to base camp.

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 15

Trek to Thorong high camp

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 16

Trek to Muktinath after crossing Thorong La pass (5,416m.)

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 17

Trek to Jomsom

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 18

Fly back to Pokhara from Jomsom

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 19

Drive back to Kathmandu

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 20

Rest at Kathmandu

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Day 21

Departure on your own destination

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

itinerary

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

For Meals

Included during trek

For Accommodation

Good Hotel

Altitude

6410m

Harness: A well-fitting sit harness to secure climber to a rope/anchor point.
Ice Axe: Primarily used during ascent and descent for steep climbing and self arresting.
Crampons: Used for crossing snowfields, ice fields and glaciers/scaling ice-smeared rock. Semi-rigid construction with horizontal frames is recommended for the use in Nepal.
Tape Sings: for attaching the climber to anchor; creating equalized anchor systems, clipping into the rope & gear to reduce drag. Nylon/ Dyneema tape slings are preferred.
Screw gate Karabiners(2 lock & 2 unlock): Required for safety-critical systems such as mountain or rock climbing.
Descender/Eight Figure: works as a friction brakes that allows steady and controlled descent on a rope.
Plastic Mountaineering Boots: Avoid the climber's feet from obstacles when walking on difficult snow/ice terrain. Normally used with crampons.
Ascender/Jumnar: Made out of metal for through fixed ropes. ascending
Helmet: Essential for the safety of head; Protects from any kind of head injuries.
Snow Bar: Stabilize the rope and holds static loads; used as fall protection.
Rope: Necessary for ascending and descending. Both Static as well as dynamic ropes are required.
Ice Hammer: Useful to hammer snow bar into hard ice.
Ice Screw: In case of steep ice surface, used as a running belay or anchor.

Harness: A well-fitting sit harness to secure climber to a rope/anchor point.
Ice Axe: Primarily used during ascent and descent for steep climbing and self arresting.
Crampons: Used for crossing snowfields, ice fields and glaciers/scaling ice-smeared rock. Semi-rigid construction with horizontal frames is recommended for the use in Nepal.
Tape Sings: for attaching the climber to anchor; creating equalized anchor systems, clipping into the rope & gear to reduce drag. Nylon/ Dyneema tape slings are preferred.
Screw gate Karabiners(2 lock & 2 unlock): Required for safety-critical systems such as mountain or rock climbing.
Descender/Eight Figure: works as a friction brakes that allows steady and controlled descent on a rope.
Plastic Mountaineering Boots: Avoid the climber's feet from obstacles when walking on difficult snow/ice terrain. Normally used with crampons.
Ascender/Jumnar: Made out of metal for through fixed ropes. ascending
Helmet: Essential for the safety of head; Protects from any kind of head injuries.
Snow Bar: Stabilize the rope and holds static loads; used as fall protection.
Rope: Necessary for ascending and descending. Both Static as well as dynamic ropes are required.
Ice Hammer: Useful to hammer snow bar into hard ice.
Ice Screw: In case of steep ice surface, used as a running belay or anchor.

includes

Pickup and drop, Airport.
Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu in a 3-star hotel, including breakfast too.
Accommodation during the trek, both in a tea house or camp
Meals throughout the trekking period
Transport throughout the trek, but not air-transport.
Welcome and farewell dinner
English speaking trekking guide
Porter service
Staff costs including their salary, insurance, equipment, domestic airfare, food and accommodation
Down jacket and sleeping bag (to be returned after trip completion)
Soul Himalaya Treks duffel bag, t-shirt and trekking map
All necessary paper work and charges
Good quality tents and kitchen utensils for camping
Medical kit

excludes

Airfare to and from Kathmandu to your country
Excess baggage charges (if you have more than 15 kg luggage, cargo charge is around $1.5 per kg)
Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, early return from mountain (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary
Altitude chamber (PAC) or oxygen
Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu (and also in the case of early return from mountain than the scheduled itinerary)
Travel and rescue insurance
Personal expenses (phone calls, internet, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, shower, etc.)
Personal climbing equipment
Personal climbing guide if requested
Optional trips and sightseeing if extended
Tips for guides and porters

Map

FAQs

You will encounter many tea houses on your trek. A tea house is a lodge operated by the locals of a village to support their family and community. During the evenings and night the teahouses offer you beverages, food, warmth, and a chance to chat with other trekkers and locals. Teahouses are not five star hotels, but basic accommodation including breakfast, lunch, and dinner at a very affordable price. Many teahouses offer hot showers where you have to a small fee (usually around $2). Wifi and battery charge is also offered with a small fee.

As the name suggests, a camping trek is camping, in which you will have to accommodate yourself and your companions along with the staff in tents. The tents will consist of kitchens and bedrooms. All the tedious and cumbersome tasks will be done by our staff. These kinds of treks are said to be really adventurous and fun.

Yes, we are fully authorized by the government to conduct any kinds of activities relating to trekking and traveling. All of our guides are licensed and experienced mountain guides.

Yes, we insist you to take out insurance. You should have yourself insured before your arrival to Nepal and it should cover all expenses. If you need help, please don’t hesitate to ask us. Many of our trekkers have been happy with dog tag insurance. https

It is not compulsory. However, it has been a common trait and the guides and porters will be expecting a small amount of tips from you. A small amount to you can hold a great essence in their life and can go a long way to help them and their families. Feel free to ask us for a suggested standard amount.