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Paldor Peak Climbing
23 Day(s)
Overview Paldor Peak, situated in the Langtang region of Nepal, offers a thrilling and rewarding climbing experience for mountaineering enthusiasts. Rising to an elevation of 5,896 meters (19,340 feet), this expedition also provides a perfect opportunity for climbers to test their skills and conquer a Himalayan peak without the technical difficulties of higher summits. Here is a brief overview of the Paldor Peak climbing trip: The journey typically begins in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, where climbers meet their expedition team and make final preparations. After a scenic drive to Syabrubesi, the trekking commences. The trail leads through lush…
Overview
Paldor Peak, situated in the Langtang region of Nepal, offers a thrilling and rewarding climbing experience for mountaineering enthusiasts. Rising to an elevation of 5,896 meters (19,340 feet), this expedition also provides a perfect opportunity for climbers to test their skills and conquer a Himalayan peak without the technical difficulties of higher summits. Here is a brief overview of the Paldor Peak climbing trip:
The journey typically begins in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, where climbers meet their expedition team and make final preparations. After a scenic drive to Syabrubesi, the trekking commences. The trail leads through lush forests, picturesque villages, and terraced farmlands, offering stunning views of the Langtang Valley and surrounding peaks.
As the trek ascends, participants acclimatize gradually to the increasing altitude. The route passes through Kyangjin Gompa, a quaint monastery village, which serves as the base camp for Paldor Peak. Here, climbers rest, acclimatize further, and receive necessary climbing training and guidance from experienced guides.
The ascent to Paldor Peak follows a well-defined route with some steep sections and crevasses. While technically less challenging than some other Himalayan peaks, climbers must still employ basic mountaineering skills like using crampons, ropes, and ice axes. The rewarding climb offers breathtaking panoramic views of Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and other neighboring summits.
The final push to the summit starts before dawn to ensure safer conditions and better snow stability. The sight of the first rays of sunlight illuminating the Himalayan range from the summit is a truly unforgettable experience and a testament to the climber’s determination.
After achieving the summit, climbers carefully descend to Kyangjin Gompa before continuing their trek back to Syabrubesi. The journey concludes with a return to Kathmandu, where participants celebrate their successful climb and reflect on the life-changing adventure they have undertaken.
Conclusion and Summary
Overall, Paldor Peak climbing trip is an ideal choice for those seeking an exhilarating Himalayan climbing experience without the extreme technical challenges of higher peaks. It combines stunning natural beauty, cultural immersion, and a sense of accomplishment, leaving climbers with lasting memories of their remarkable achievement in the heart of the Nepalese Himalayas.
Trip Highlights
- Views of Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, Langtang Lirung, and Shishapangma mountains
- Waterfalls, blue lakes, and dense vegetation along the way
- At an elevation of 5923m, we summited Paldor Peak
- A chance to experience the cultural diversity of different settlements
- Intermediate climbers have the opportunity to gain climbing experience
Itinerary
Arrival in Kathamandu (1320 m.) transfer to hotel
Rest day at preparation for the Climbing
Drive from Kathmandu to Sabru (2,720 m)
Sabru to Gatlang 2,240 m
Gatlang to Jarsadands
Jarsadands to Khurpudanda pass 3,620 m
Khurpudanda pass to Somdang (3,270 m)
Somdang to Paldor Base Camp (4,280 m)
Paldor base camp to High camp
Rest day at High camp for acclimatization
Summit Paldor Peak (5,896 m) to back Base Camp
Base camp to Somdang
Somdang to Khurpudanda pass
Khurpudanda pass to Jarsadands
Jarsadands to Gatlang
Gatlang to Syaphru besi
Syaphru besi to Dhunche
Dhunche to Ramche
Ramche to Betrawati
Betrawati to Trisuli Bazaar
Drive from Trisuli Bazaar to Kathmandu
It is our day to explore this lively and exotic city. Our guide will take us to visit the World Heritage Sites of the valley and some other historically and culturally important places of the valley. In the evening, a farewell dinner would be served at Bhojan Griha, the delights of Nepali cuisine.Bhojan Griha is one of the exclusive Nepali restaurants in the valley which serves the very best of traditional, organic and ethnic cuisine of Nepal. The grand old building which was built almost 150 years ago has been renovated and converted into a fascinating restaurant with intricate décor, subtle setting and nostalgic atmosphere. Traditional folk music and dances are performed in full costume every evening over savory meals. No doubt, to dine at Bhojan Griha is a cultural rejuvenation.
Back home destination
What's Included
1. Airport Pick-up and Drop Off,
2. Licensed and trained trekking guides,
3. potters for carrying goods and supplies,
4. Meal on full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea & coffee) basis during the trek
5. 3 Nights Accommodation in the 3/4/5 Star Hotel in Kathmandu with B & B. (Bed
& Breakfast)
6. All accommodation during the trek.
7. All meals and hot beverages during the trek.
8. Transportation to and from trail head.
9. All necessary documents and permits for trekking (where applicable)
10. National Park/Conservation Area entry Permit, Insurance, and equipment for the staffs.
11. Coordination of quick Rescue service (Costs covered by your Insurance Plan)
12. Trekking staffs wages etc.
13. 1 hr. trekker massage after your trek.
14. Welcome and Fare well dinner in a Nepali Cultural Dance restaurant in Kathmandu.
15. Domestic Flight Ticket (If any) and Duffle Bag
16. Trekking Staff Insurance of $10,000 Per Person. and Climbing Sherpa Insurance of $19,000 Per Person.
17. Trekking Map, T-shirt, and Trekking certificate.
18. Exclusive of Medical Kit Bag
19. All Government and local Taxes
20. International Flight ticket re-confirmation.
21. Meals will be Start when your Trek starts.
22. Climbing Permits, Climbing Sherpa Bonus
23. Climbing Equipment except your Climbing Boot.
What's Excluded
1. International Airfares,
2. Travel/Trekking Insurance,
3. Excess baggage charges More than 16kg and hand bag more than 5 kg in
domestic flights.
4. Visa fees.
5. Airport Departure Taxes.
6. Drinks (Cold and Alcoholic) Rescue charge.
7. Tips for The staffs.
8. Expenses of Personnel nature and Permit and Liaison officer fee (where Applicable.
9. Meals during stay in the Kathmandu and Pokhara.
10. Domestic Ticket Etc.
11. Extra Hotel in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
Trip Information
Paldor Peak is a mountain located in the Langtang and Ganesh Himal range of Nepal. It has an elevation of 5,896 meters (19,344 feet) and is a popular trekking and climbing destination in the region. Paldor Peak is known for its beautiful views of the surrounding peaks and valleys, as well as its challenging climbing routes.
Paldor Peak climbing is a more difficult excursion, listed by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), (Group B) 5896m. Situated to the northwest of Kathmandu, the Ruby Valley–Ganesh Himal trekking region of Nepal.
Paldor peak climbing is associated with Ganesh Himal and Pabil Himal and was first attempted by John Cleare and Ian Howell in 1974. The West Ridge is the standard route to the summit – there are several other options. Paldor Peak offers a beautiful view of the Ganesh Himal range, Langtang range, and Manaslu range. Paldor peak lies to the southeast of Ganesh Himal. Tiru and Karpu Danda are connected to Pangsang and Syargaping. The MAILING Khola River continues to flow into the Trisuli River.
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