Chulu East Peak Climbing Overview
Mt Chulu East Peak Climbing is a journey amalgamated with spectacular mountain scenery, challenging mountaineering and mixing up with ethnic inhabitants. The combination of all these elements has made the Chulu Peak, one of the most climbed peaks in the Annapurna region of Nepal.
The top of the Chulu Peak offers the close-up views of the Annapurna II, III and IV, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, Tilicho Peak, Gangapurna and the Glacier Dome. Joined with the typical trek around Annapurna, the itinerary of the trek offers all aspects of mixing in with the wild nature in its raw form. Come experience the Mt, chili East Peak climbing with Alpine Paradise Treks and Adventure and explore Annapurna region with the perfectly formed itinerary created by us.
We offer a group of highly skilled manpower, to assist you in the straightforward climb to the top of the Chulu East. If you have a hunger to take up an adventure, and a good physique and some prior trekking experience, then the Mt. Chulu East Peak climbing is the perfect destination for you. A training of proper use of the climbing materials, and an inherent interest to be a part of this lifetime experience are mandatory aspects of the trek. The perfectly designed itinerary avoids extreme high altitudes and takes us through less trodden paths to offer the best experience.
This hard and strenuous trek lets you take in the geographical and ethnic diversity of Nepal in its true form and offers the spectacular views of the mountain peaks all around. Major attractions are the Pisang Village, Manang Village and the passage through the Thorong La (5416 m), apart from the climb to the top of the Chulu Peak. Through beautiful landscapes of the Annapurna Conservation Area and local ethnic villages, the Mt. Chulu East Peak Climbing trek takes you to the heart of Annapurna Region.
Best Seasons:
The best season for a Chulu East Peak expedition is generally in the autumn months of September to November. During this time, the weather is typically clear and stable, with lower chances of rainfall and snowfall, which makes for better climbing conditions.
Permits & Regulations:
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP): This permit is required for all visitors to the Annapurna Conservation Area, which includes Chulu East Peak, and costs around USD 30 per person. It can be obtained from the Nepal Tourism Board or from the Nepal Immigration Office in Kathmandu.
- Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) Climbing Permit: This permit is also required for all mountaineering expeditions in Nepal, including Chulu East Peak. The fee for the NMA climbing permit for Chulu East Peak is based on the number of climbers in the group and ranges from USD 250 for a solo climber to USD 125 per person for a group of 7 climbers or more.