Saribung Peak Climbing – 23 Days

Elevation: Pokhara – 895 m / 2,936 ft – 6 to 7 hours Approximate time: 7 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Long road journey through changing valley and mountain terrain Accommodation & Food: Hotel at the day’s destination, according to the confirmed service category. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara through beautiful countryside, rivers, green hills and traditional villages.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The road journey provides a gradual transition from the city or lower valleys into the mountain region, with changing scenery, settlements and agricultural landscapes along the way. Travel time can vary with traffic, road maintenance and seasonal conditions, so the schedule retains sensible flexibility.

Rest and meal stops are arranged at practical locations, and the guide uses the journey to explain the route, local geography and the plan for the first trekking stage. On rougher sections, a steady drive is prioritized over an unrealistic arrival time.

Elevation: Kagbeni – 2,800 m / 9,186 ft – 3 to 4 hours Approximate time: 4 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Mountain trail with changing ascent, descent and surface conditions Accommodation & Food: Hotel at the day’s destination, according to the confirmed service category. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Take an early morning flight from Pokhara to Jomsom. From Jomsom, begin trekking toward Kagbeni, the gateway to Upper Mustang.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

Mountain aviation is weather-dependent, so departure time and even the operating airfield can change at short notice. The guide coordinates baggage, crew movements and transfers while keeping the group informed, and travellers should keep essential medication and valuables in hand luggage.

After landing, the walking begins at a deliberately comfortable pace so the body can adapt to the new elevation and the team can settle into the rhythm of the trail. Stops are used for water, route orientation and observation of local villages and the surrounding mountain landscape.

Elevation: Chele – 3,050 m / 10,006 ft Approximate time: 6 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu.

Begin the trek into the Upper Mustang region. Follow the Kali Gandaki Valley and pass through dramatic desert-like landscapes and traditional settlements.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Syangmoche – 3,475 m / 11,400 ft Approximate time: 7 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Continue through the rugged Mustang landscape, crossing high ridges and enjoying spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Ghami – 3,400 m / 11,154 ft Approximate time: 7 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Trek through beautiful high-altitude landscapes toward Ghami. The route offers impressive views and opportunities to experience traditional Mustang culture.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Charang – 3,560 m / 11,679 ft Approximate time: 4 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Continue toward Charang along scenic trails. Explore the traditional village and surrounding monasteries after reaching Charang.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Lo Manthang – 3,770 m / 12,368 ft Approximate time: 5 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Trek toward Lo Manthang, the historic walled city and cultural heart of Upper Mustang.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Lo Manthang – 3,770 m / 12,368 ft – 5 to 6 hours Approximate time: 6 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Controlled altitude gain followed by recovery at the sleeping elevation Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Spend the day acclimatizing at high altitude. Take a day trip toward Chhoser to explore ancient caves, monasteries and traditional settlements.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

Rather than gaining unnecessary sleeping altitude, the day follows the climb-high, sleep-low principle. A measured acclimatization walk helps stimulate adaptation while allowing the team to return to familiar accommodation for better rest.

The guide monitors appetite, sleep quality, headache, hydration and general energy levels, and the schedule can be shortened if anyone needs additional recovery. Time is also reserved for clothing adjustments, equipment checks and preparation for the next elevation gain.

Elevation: Yara – 3,900 m / 12,795 ft – 5 to 6 hours Approximate time: 6 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Leave Lo Manthang and continue toward Yara through remote valleys and spectacular landscapes.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Luri Cave Monastery – 4,005 m / 13,139 ft – 4 to 5 hours Approximate time: 5 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Trek toward the famous Luri Cave Monastery, one of the most fascinating cultural sites in the Mustang region.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Ghuma Thanthi – 4,600 m / 15,092 ft – 5 to 6 hours Approximate time: 6 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Continue toward Ghuma Thanthi. The landscape becomes increasingly remote and rugged as you gain altitude.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Namta Khola – 4,890 m / 16,043 ft – 6 to 7 hours Approximate time: 7 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Trek through high-altitude terrain toward Namta Khola. This is one of the more demanding trekking days because of the increasing elevation.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Saribung Base Camp – 4,950 m / 16,240 ft – 6 to 7 hours Approximate time: 7 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Remote high-altitude approach across alpine, moraine or glacial terrain Accommodation & Food: Tented expedition camp or lodge according to the approved plan Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Continue toward Saribung Base Camp through remote Himalayan terrain. The surrounding mountains and glaciers create an impressive setting for the climbing expedition.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The route becomes increasingly remote as the team moves beyond permanent settlements and into a true expedition environment. Pace is intentionally conservative, with regular pauses for hydration, breathing control and observation of changing snow, wind and trail conditions.

On reaching camp, the crew selects and organizes the safest practical tent sites, establishes water and cooking systems and manages equipment so essential items remain dry and accessible. The guide completes a health check and reviews the next route before dinner.

Elevation: Saribung Base Camp – 4,950 m / 16,240 ft Approximate time: 3–5 hours of planned activity, with additional rest and recovery. Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Controlled altitude gain followed by recovery at the sleeping elevation Accommodation & Food: Tented expedition camp or lodge according to the approved plan Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Spend the day acclimatizing at Saribung Base Camp. Your climbing guide will check equipment and provide preparation and technical training for the summit attempt.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

Rather than gaining unnecessary sleeping altitude, the day follows the climb-high, sleep-low principle. A measured acclimatization walk helps stimulate adaptation while allowing the team to return to familiar accommodation for better rest.

The guide monitors appetite, sleep quality, headache, hydration and general energy levels, and the schedule can be shortened if anyone needs additional recovery. Time is also reserved for clothing adjustments, equipment checks and preparation for the next elevation gain.

Elevation: Camp I – 5,700 m / 18,799 ft – 5 to 6 hours Approximate time: 6 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Remote high-altitude approach across alpine, moraine or glacial terrain Accommodation & Food: Tented expedition camp or lodge according to the approved plan Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Begin the climbing section of the expedition. Trek and climb through high-altitude terrain toward Camp I.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The route becomes increasingly remote as the team moves beyond permanent settlements and into a true expedition environment. Pace is intentionally conservative, with regular pauses for hydration, breathing control and observation of changing snow, wind and trail conditions.

On reaching camp, the crew selects and organizes the safest practical tent sites, establishes water and cooking systems and manages equipment so essential items remain dry and accessible. The guide completes a health check and reviews the next route before dinner.

Elevation: Reach the summit at 6,346 m / 20,820 ft and enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks before descending carefully back toward Base Camp. Approximate time: Duration varies with route, conditions and team pace Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Pre-dawn technical ascent followed by a careful, sustained descent Accommodation & Food: Tented expedition camp or lodge according to the approved plan Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Start early for the summit attempt. Climb through snow and glacial terrain toward the summit of Saribung Peak.

Saribung Peak Summit – 6,346 m / 20,820 ft – 8 to 9 hours

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The team begins under controlled conditions, checking weather, rope systems, crampons, harnesses, headlamps and personal layers before committing to the upper route. The guide

manages spacing and pace carefully, with fixed-line procedures used wherever the terrain requires additional security.

Progress depends on snow, ice and wind conditions, so the climbing plan remains flexible and a firm turnaround time is observed. After reaching the objective when conditions permit, the group descends cautiously because concentration and footwork remain essential throughout the return.

Elevation: Saribung Base Camp – 4,950 m / 16,240 ft Approximate time: 3–5 hours of planned activity, with additional rest and recovery. Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Flexible weather, recovery or operational reserve Accommodation & Food: Teahouse, lodge or tent according to the itinerary Meals: Breakfast and any welcome or farewell meal stated in the confirmed package; other meals are paid directly unless listed. Keep this day as a reserve for the summit attempt. Weather, snow conditions or other unexpected circumstances may require an additional climbing day.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

This day protects the overall climbing schedule from weather delays, route work or slower-than-expected acclimatization. If it is not required operationally, it becomes a valuable recovery period rather than an unnecessary additional exertion.

The guide reviews forecasts, mountain conditions and each climber’s health before deciding how the day should be used. Equipment can be dried and reorganized, batteries charged where possible, and minor clothing or footwear problems corrected.

Elevation: Nagoru – 4,400 m / 14,436 ft – 6 to 7 hours Approximate time: 7 hours

Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Remote high-altitude approach across alpine, moraine or glacial terrain Accommodation & Food: Tented expedition camp or lodge according to the approved plan Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Cross the challenging Saribung Pass and descend toward Nagoru. This is one of the most adventurous sections of the expedition.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The route becomes increasingly remote as the team moves beyond permanent settlements and into a true expedition environment. Pace is intentionally conservative, with regular pauses for hydration, breathing control and observation of changing snow, wind and trail conditions.

On reaching camp, the crew selects and organizes the safest practical tent sites, establishes water and cooking systems and manages equipment so essential items remain dry and accessible. The guide completes a health check and reviews the next route before dinner.

Elevation: Phu – 4,080 m / 13,386 ft – 5 to 6 hours Approximate time: 6 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Continue descending through the remote landscape toward Phu. Enjoy the spectacular scenery and traditional Himalayan environment of the Nar Phu Valley.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains

subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Meta – 3,560 m / 11,680 ft Approximate time: 7 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Leave Phu and follow the trail through dramatic gorges and mountain landscapes toward Meta.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection

and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Koto – 2,600 m / 8,530 ft Approximate time: 7 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Continue descending through beautiful forests and mountain scenery toward Koto.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Dharapani – 1,860 m / 6,102 ft Approximate time: 6 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Activity profile depends on weather, health and the guide-approved operating plan

Accommodation & Food: Local teahouse, lodge or expedition camp at the day’s destination, according to route conditions and the confirmed package. Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Trek along the Marsyangdi Valley toward Dharapani. Enjoy the change in landscape as you descend into greener and warmer surroundings.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The trail develops through a varied mountain landscape, linking local settlements, cultivated slopes, forest, river corridors or open alpine terrain according to the stage. The guide maintains a sustainable pace and schedules short rests so the group can absorb the scenery without compromising acclimatization.

Terrain may include stone steps, suspension bridges, narrow paths and sustained ascents or descents, with conditions changing after rain, snow or seasonal trail work. Water, sun protection and warm layers remain accessible, and the group stays together at junctions and exposed sections.

Elevation: Kathmandu – 1,300 m / 4,265 ft – 10 to 12 hours Approximate time: 12 hours Approximate distance: Route-dependent; final distance varies with the operating trail, camp position and conditions Route profile: Long road journey through changing valley and mountain terrain Accommodation & Food: Hotel in Kathmandu when included Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking or climbing program, according to the confirmed package and locally available menu. Drive from Dharapani back to Kathmandu. Enjoy the scenic journey through the Himalayan foothills and countryside.

The guide confirms the day’s pace, weather exposure, hydration requirements and safe stopping or turnaround point. Conditions can change quickly, so the published schedule remains

subject to professional mountain judgment. Overnight accommodation follows the stated itinerary and the guide-approved operating plan.

The road journey provides a gradual transition from the city or lower valleys into the mountain region, with changing scenery, settlements and agricultural landscapes along the way. Travel time can vary with traffic, road maintenance and seasonal conditions, so the schedule retains sensible flexibility.

Rest and meal stops are arranged at practical locations, and the guide uses the journey to explain the route, local geography and the plan for the first trekking stage. On rougher sections, a steady drive is prioritized over an unrealistic arrival time.

Saribung Peak Climbing Cost Includes Airport transfers Kathmandu and Pokhara accommodation as required Transportation mentioned in the itinerary Pokhara to Jomsom flight Experienced trekking guide Experienced climbing guide Necessary climbing Sherpa support Porters Trekking permits Restricted area permits Saribung Peak climbing permit Conservation area permits Accommodation & Food during the trek Meals during the trekking and climbing period Camping equipment where required Kitchen and camping staff Climbing rope and group climbing equipment First aid medical kit Staff insurance and wages Government taxes Service charges

Saribung Peak Climbing Cost Excludes International airfare Nepal visa fee Travel insurance Emergency helicopter evacuation Personal climbing equipment

Personal trekking equipment Extra hotel nights Meals in Kathmandu and Pokhara unless mentioned Alcoholic beverages Bottled water and personal drinks Personal expenses Phone calls and internet Laundry Tips for guides, porters and climbing staff Expenses caused by bad weather, flight cancellation or natural disasters Any services not mentioned in the included section

Saribung Peak Climbing Accommodation & Food During the trek, accommodation is generally provided in local teahouses and lodges where available. In remote sections of the route, camping accommodation may be required. At Saribung Base Camp and the climbing camps, accommodation is provided in expedition tents with the necessary camping facilities.

Saribung Peak Climbing Meals During the trekking period, meals generally include traditional Nepali, Tibetan and international dishes such as dal bhat, noodles, pasta, rice, vegetables, soup, eggs, bread and potatoes. At higher elevations and during the climbing section, the expedition kitchen team prepares nutritious meals designed to provide sufficient energy for high-altitude trekking and climbing.

Saribung Peak Climbing Equipment Essential trekking equipment includes: Trekking backpack Duffel bag Trekking boots Warm sleeping bag Down jacket Fleece jacket Thermal base layers Waterproof jacket and trousers Trekking trousers Warm gloves Woolen hat Sunglasses Headlamp Trekking poles Water bottles Personal first-aid supplies Sunscreen and lip balm

Technical climbing equipment may include: Mountaineering boots Crampons Ice axe Climbing harness Climbing helmet Carabiners Ascender Descender Prusik loops Climbing gloves Goggles Technical clothing Our expedition team can advise you about the equipment required before departure.

Physical Fitness and Preparation Saribung Peak Climbing requires a good level of physical fitness and endurance. You should be comfortable walking for several hours each day on steep and uneven terrain. We recommend preparing several weeks or months before the expedition with activities such as hiking, running, cycling, sta