LARKE PEAK CLIMBING - 20  Days

Overview

If you are wondering to make ultimate trekking and climbing experience in Himalayan, Larke Peak Climbing in Nepal is one of the best choices that meet with your desire. The Larke Peak Climbing (6,249m/20,502ft) is specially design for enthusiastic and energetic trekkers. As it lies in Manaslu region, it has its own natural jaw-dropping beauty. Manaslu region has been able to preserve its uniqueness beauty because few number of trekkers has accessed to this region. Since it is a restricted area, a government licensed guide and trekking permits are mandatory.

Climbing ​Larke peak was opened in 2002 by the Nepal government for the climbers. The journey to Larkya peak is a delightful adventure where local Tibetan origin-Buddhist people welcomes travelers with their culture. During this peak climbing, a scenic view of Manaslu (8156 meter), Himalchuli (7893 meter), Shring Himal (7177 meter), Buddha Himal (7422 meter) Ganesh Himal (7422 meter) will fascinate travelers. The climbing is moderate difficult and requires full equipment techniques with professional guide but the view from top of the Larkya Peak will make you forget all the difficulties of the trek.

TRIP HIGHTLIGHTS

• Beautiful Monasteries high altitude lakes, glaciers sustaining views of mountains.
• Unspoiled and non-commercialized trekking route.
• Meeting the Annapurna Circuit Trail and the view of mountains in the Annapurna range
• Trekking over the glacial trails, camping in an absolute wilderness.
• Fascinating cultural experience of the remote mountains.
• Climbing fascinating Larkya Peak (6249 meter)
• Climbing Larkya Peak with special permit
• Cultural Sightseeing Tour of Kathmandu
• Peaceful Yet Adventurous Walk All Throughout the Trip

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Good to Know

FAQ

Who can climb a peak?

Physically fit person can attempt. There are no any limitation or obligation to climb a peak

I have never climbed before. Can I go for peak climbing?

Yes if you are physically fit, you can climb a peak.

Do I need climbing permit?

Climbing permit are mandatory during the peak climbing. It is the permission to enter into restricted area.

Who will lead me during climbing?

Manaslu trek is restricted area trek where you need a special permit from Nepal government immigration department. Climbing expert and porters are very important during your Manaslu expedition. Climbing expert knows the different trekking trails. Not only that Climbing expert explains about community and cultures their lifestyles. The Climbing expert will book your accommodation and everything in advance even during high season. You will have good communication with local people with Climbing expert. Before climbing mountain you will be trained and during climbing period Climbing expert will take a lead on you.

Which is the best season for peak climbing?

During the pre-monsoon and post monsoon will be the best season to trek. The months of pre-monsoon are March, April, July and post monsoon are September, October, November. In December, January, February the weather might get a little bit colder and in June, July, August rain might cause a problem. If the travelers want to avoid the crowd and enjoy the trip privately then our guides can assist through the alternative trials.

Do I need to join in a climbing group?

Joining a group is not mandatory but climbing solo will be unsafe for you so we prefer you to hire a guide and porter, who can guide you in the mountain.

What will be the food and accommodation?

We’ll be serving traditional trekking food such as dal bhat (the Nepali national dish of rice, dal and vegetables), pasta, soups, potatoes, bread, fruits, eggs. We’ll try where possible to use fresh local goods. We’ll serve portions big enough to match your calorific needs. If you have special dietary requirements, please let us know. For the overnight stay we prefer tea house and camping.

How much time is generally required for trekking peak?

Generally, time for summit depends upon the peak elevation and weather condition of the mountain.

How difficult are the trekking peaks?

Trekking peaks is a difficult task. Climbers risk their life and summit the mountain, during the period of climbing the mountain there are chances of being sick, weather condition may be challenging, the route may be challenging, adjusting in food and so on.

Is there any age limit for trekking Peaks Climbing?

The climber should be minimum 16 years but there is no any age limit for peak climbing in Nepal

What are the sources of drinking water supply during Peak Climbing?

Bottled filter water are available in the trekking trial and in the camp kitchen hot boiled water are available. Bottled filter water are carried during the peak climbing.

Where do we eat our meals?

During the stay in tea house, tea house will serve you with the menu and during camping, representative from our company will serve you.

What problems can arise on altitude?

Altitude sickness is also known as mountain sickness. Mountain sickness is the main problem for any mountain climbers or trekkers. Sometime trekkers might have altitude sickness during Larke Peak Climbing. There are different types of sickness like-

• AMS – Acute Mountain sickness – AMS is a very common sickness like a hangover, dizziness, muscle ache, nausea, headache vomiting etc
• HAPE – High Altitude Pulmonary Edema – HAPE direct impact on lungs it’s fluid in the lungs which are dangerous for breathing.
• HACE- High Altitude Cerebral Edema – HACE it’s the different form of altitude sickness its fluid in the brains

Thus, HAPE and HACE are the main dangerous and life-threatening form of mountain sickness. Patient has to treat on time if not treated on time if late they may die. Whereas AMS is normal mountain sickness then HACE and  HAPE.

What are the tips for avoiding altitude sickness?

There are some tips to which our company would like to guide for the travelers to avoid altitude sickness; such as:

• Avoiding the drinks which contains the caffeine added, smoking and alcohol
• Travel slowly concerning your health
• Drinking more amount of water i.e. minimum 3-4 liters per day
• Being familiarized with the environment and having a healthy foods and beverage
• Continuing with Diamox if needed, it is carried for the backup
• We prefer Garlic soups to sustain the environment

Do I need travel insurance?

Yes, The travelers should have the international insurance which should cover the emergency evacuation, medical conditions and accidental cases. In case of insurance the travelers are need to pay here in Nepal first and then claim to their insurance company later.

Is there communication facilities on the mountain?

For the communication, mobile phones are used all over the Nepal and the facility of internet are available in the mobile phones and tea houses as well.