Peak Climbing in Nepal Having eight of the highest peaks in the world, it is no doubt that Nepal counts as one of the best destinations for peak climbing and mountaineering in the world. Among 1,310 identified peaks over 6,000 m, one quarter has been legally opened for mountaineering and climbing activities which are also known as “Trekking Peaks”. The majorities of the peaks in Nepal are less technical, reaching base camps in a few days of walking, and can be summited by physically fit climbers. Nepal has immersed itself as an ideal destination for climbing after the first ascent of the highest peak, Mount Everest in 1953. Nepal offers a variety of alternatives for peak climbing in Nepal from an easy level to hard level difficulty as thirty-three peaks scaling from 5,587 m (Mardi Himal) to 6,665 m (Others Peak) are permitted for climbing by Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). Peaks below 6,500 m are initiatory steps for climbers who intend for a summit course afterward. Prior mountaineering experience and physical and mental determination are required for climbing these peaks.

Besides adventurous treks, Peak Climbing in Nepal offers stunning panoramic Himalayan landscapes, age-old alpines, monasteries, cultural insight of the Sherpa tribe, and great walks through varied terrains of the protected areas. Crampon walk over a snowy path, treading on the glacial trail, camping over the lap of lofty peaks, and riveting rope skills are the main attractions of Peak Climbing in Nepal. High Pass Adventure operates peak climbing, and expeditions to all peaks in Nepal for a few days to many days taking climbing. We offer an incredible climbing experience that is technically safe and guided under the direct supervision of veteran Sherpa (experience) Climbers. Climbing these peaks is introductory trekking before going beyond or scaling eight thousandths.

Best time for Peak Climbing in Nepal

Travelling to Nepal is good for all seasons but spring and autumn seasons are best for Peak Climbing in Nepal because the weather is perfect sunny and warm with wonderful mountains views clean air and not rain and less snow level in the mountains compare with the other season as well as many climber participant in these season for climbing to the mountains to do the successful summit. 

There are two main season for trekking and climbing in Nepal. Autumn season (September to December) and spring season (March to May) are the best seasons but you can climb the peaks in Nepal any of your suitable time with experience climbing guide through the local trek company. These seasons are also best time for trekking and tour.  

So, you can choose your best time for Peak Climbing in Nepal depends on your Vacations. 

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