The Chulu East Peak (6584 m), located in the Annapurna Himalayan Range and part of the greater Damodar Himal, is one of the most beautiful summits in the Himalayas. The Peak sits above the Manang Valley offering a spectacular view of many peaks like Annapurna II, III, IV, Gangapurna, Glacier Dome, Dhaulagiri, Tilicho Peak, and Manaslu.
The route to the Chulu East Peak goes through the famed Manang Valley through Nepal’s lush green forests along with magnificent peaks at the backdrop. The trip is joined with the popular Annapurna region trekking trails, rising to the Marshyangdi valley and intersection of the Thorong La, before descending to the Kali Gandaki valley to Pokhara. This climbing journey is the greatest way to see Manang's bizarre scenery and its one-of-a-kind settlement.
Climbing to the east peak of Chulu is quite demanding, as the ascent takes place over Nepal's technically difficult topography, requiring the use of a variety of ropes and sticking equipment. So, the climbers will be escorted by experienced guides and services on their journey to the Chulu east peak, which will be both safe and adventurous.
The trip commences after arriving in the settlement of Besisahar, which takes you first into the Marsyandi Valley. It will take around a week to reach Chulu Peak Base Camp along the Annapurna Circuit. Following your successful summit of Chulu East, you will ascend to the Throng La Pass (5416m) and descend into the beautiful Muktinath valley. The next day, you'll begin your descent to Jomsom before flying out of Pokhara.
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