Singu Chuli Peak Climbing

Kathmandu Elevation: 1400m

Drive duration: 30 min

The Singu Chuli Peak Climbing begins after your arrival at Kathmandu. You’ll be received by our team members from Tribhuwan International Airport and transported to one of the finest hotels. Our team will help in your checking and registration process. Then, you can rest for your day while also exploring some nearby places and trying delectable cuisines. Tribhuvan International airpor

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This day marks the preparation day for the epic adventure to begin. Today, you’ll look after the necessary preparation and packing for the Singu Chuli Peak Climbing. After the necessary preparations are done, you’ll visit some of the historical and cultural sites of the Kathmandu Valley. Some of the places like Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Swqyambhunath, Bouddhanath, Pashupatinath, and Kathmandu Durbar Square provide you with magical cultural experiences along with varieties of delicious cuisines.

You’ll be presented with a first-class transportation facility from us, and after the completion of your sightseeing, you’ll meet us personally, and we’ll give you a brief intro about the thrilling adventure to the summit of Singu Chuli Peak. You’ll be provided with a guide map and presented with reasonable suggestions and safety measures for your trekking journey. Swayambhunath Stupa

Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara

Kathmandu Elevation: 1400m

Pokhara Elevation: 822m

Elevation loss: 578m

Drive duration: 5-6 hrs

The rip-roaring adventure to the summit of Singu Chuli Peak begins with a scenic drive through from Kathmandu to Pokhara. You’ll be traversing through the diverse topography and landmarks, sightseeing magical glimpses of greenery hills, lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and distinct settlements. The drive-through goes alongside the thundering Trishuli River and numerous village settlements along the way. It generally takes 5-6 hours of drive to reach Pokhara from Kathmandu, but the traffic issues can make the journey a little longer than expected. Upon arriving at Pokhara, you’ll roam nearby places like Phewa Lake and take enough rest for the epic adventure to begin.

Pokhara

Pokhara Elevation: 822m

Tikhedhunga Elevation: 1577m

Elevation gain: 755m

Drive duration: 1.5 hrs

Trek duration: 3-4 hrs On this day, you’ll be traveling to Nayapul by cozy transportation. You’ll go sightseeing at elevated hills and distinct topography, along with catching magical glimpses of distant mountainous landscapes. Upon reaching Nayapul, the trekking journey begins as you’ll trek to Tikhedhunga. Tikhedhunga just lies below the Ulleri, and it takes around 3-4 hours to walk through lush greenery, trails, cultivated farmlands, and a suspension bridge to reach Tikhedhunga from Nayapul. The journey from Ghorepani will be riveting so you’ll rest for the night at one of the finest lodges of Tikhedhunga. Along the way, you’ll also catch a stunning view of Mt. Machhapuchhre and the surrounding mountains.

Tikhedhunga Elevation: 1577m

Ghorepani Elevation: 2855m

Elevation gain: 1278m

Trek duration: 5-6 hrs After your early morning breakfast at Tikhedhunga, you’ll be trekking through the trails to the Ghorepani. Ghorepani is a traditional Gurung village and is a culturally rich place. On the way to Ghorepani, you’ll trek through steep ascents and places like Ulleri, Banthanti, and Nayathanti. These places serve you excellent views of Mt. Machhapuchhre, Annapurna, and Hiunchuli. The journey may start to get tiring, but the magical beauty of the Himalayas will keep you occupied. After reaching Ghorepani, you’ll explore local settlements and sightseeing places before finally delving into the delectable local cuisines of this place. You’ll stay at one of the finest lodges in Ghorepani, fueling yourself for the upcoming trekking journey.

Ghorepani Elevation: 2855m

Tadapani Elevation: 2590m

Elevation loss: 265m

Poonhill Elevation: 3210m

Trek duration: 5-6 hrs

Today, you’ll be trekking to Poonhill from Ghorepani to catch the magical sunrise view. Poonhill serves you excellent unobstructed views of the stunning sunrise reflecting through the snowy surface. You’ll relish the vibrant glow of Annapurna ranges, and after quenching the thirst for nature’s grandeur, you’ll trek back to the hotel you stayed at, Ghorepani, for lunch. You’ll explore some nearby areas and enjoy the diverse landscapes of the region. After your lunch, you’ll begin your trekking journey to Tadapani through lush green forest and rhododendron forest.

Considering the case of luck, you may also encounter some of the Himalayan wild species during your trekking journey through this lush green forest. After walking through steep ascents, you’ll reach Banthanti, which presents you with stunning landscapes. From there, you’ll walk along the trails until arriving at Tadapani where you’ll rest your night. Tadapani is also a traditional village that comprises local settlements. It serves you the scenic beauty of the region and mountain range and has good quality accommodation at the finest teahouses.

Ghorepani Poon Hill

Tadapani Elevation: 2590m

Chomrong Elevation: 2340m

Elevation loss: 250m

Trek duration: 5-6 hrs

On this day, you’ll start your trekking journey from Tadapani to Chomrong. After early morning breakfast, you’ll continue your trek through trails and steep ascents and descents. You’ll arrive at places like Siprong and Gurjung, where you’ll catch a breathe witnessing the beauty of the distant Himalayas. Then, the trekking journey takes you to Chomrong, a village of Gurung settlements. This place is rich in culture and delicious dishes and along with that, it also serves you the outstanding beauty of the Himalayan region. You’ll spend your overnight at one of the best teahouses in Chomrong, preparing yourself for the journey up ahead.

Chomrong Elevation: 2340m

Bamboo Elevation: 2335

Elevation loss: 5m

Trek duration: 4-5 hrs After your early morning breakfasts, you’ll start your trek towards Bamboo. Bamboo is a beautiful place with a forest of Bamboo. You’ll begin your trekking journey through rhododendron, pine, and bamboo forests. Along the way, you’ll be enjoying the magical beauty of Mt. Machhapuchhre, numerous waterfalls, stupas, and prayer reels. This shall give you insights into Buddhism and reflect your spirituality. After trekking for hours, you’ll arrive at Sinuwa for a short break. After having a cup of tea while witnessing the magical beauty of the Himalayas, you’ll trek along the trails and finally reach an amazing place called Bamboo. You’ll spend your overnight here in one of the finest teahouses.

Bamboo Elevation: 2335

Deurali Elevation: 3230m

Elevation gain: 895m

Trek duration: 5-6 hrs

The route towards Deurali from Bamboo has access to glimpses of the Himalayan wild species like monkeys, Himalayan Tahr, and snow leopards. If you’re lucky, you might catch the wandering Himalayan wild species along with sightseeing bird species, including the national bird of Nepal, the Himalayan Monal. This route is similar to the route of the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, and this presents you with the stunning beauty of the Annapurna massifs. Moreover, you’ll notice numerous gushing waterfalls and stupas along the way.

The route can be challenging through continuous uphill and downhill, but the magical beauty of the Himalayan region shall keep you occupied. From there, you’ll reach the place called Dovan. You will be having a cup of tea to refresh yourself at Dovan. The route then passes along the banks of Modi Khola, with stony and stone paths that you must traverse as you ascend. You will visit Pojo Nim Baraha, a little temple, shortly after leaving the Dovan and arrive at Deurali where you’ll spend the night.

Deurali Elevation: 3230m

Annapurna Base Camp Elevation: 4130m

Elevation gain: 900m

Machhapuchhre Base Camp: 3700m

Trek duration: 4-5 hrs

This is one of the important days of the Singu Chuli Peak Climbing adventure. On this day, you’ll be traversing through the rugged and elevated path after your early morning breakfast at Deurali. This day also marks a challenging day as you’ll be ascending in altitude by 900m in total in a single day. Therefore, this is the last trekking journey before your 1st acclimatization at Annapurna Base Camp of the Singu Chuli Peak Climbing adventure.

After walking along the trails for about 2-3 hours, you’ll reach the Machhapuchhre Base Camp. This place shall bestow you the stunning appearance of the Himalayas. On a clear sky, you’ll enjoy the outstanding, unobstructed beauty of the Himalayan range from MBC. From here, you’ll further trek to Annapurna Base Camp, which takes around 2-3 hours from Machhapuchhre Base Camp. The magnificence of the Annapurna I, Gangapurna, Annapurna South, and Hiunchuli will begin to capture your attention as you approach the Annapurna Base Camp. You are treated to a magnificent experience by the breathtakingly beautiful naked Himalayas playing hide-and-seek with the radiant sunlight and tumbling clouds. The journey is mesmerizing and can also impose challenges like altitude sickness, which is why maintaining a steady pace is crucial. There is a rest day after this day’s trek to adapt to the changing atmospheric pressure and decreasing oxygen levels

This day is a very important part of your Singu Chuli Peak Climbing adventure. When you’re ascending in altitude, there comes the risk of altitude sickness. Ascending in altitude results in changing atmospheric pressure and oxygen level and the inability of a human body to adapt to such changes causes altitude sickness, which is also known as acute mountain sickness. Therefore, this day is planned carefully to meet the criteria of adaptation to the Himalayan environment.

You’ll be resting this day at the finest lodge of Annapurna Base Camp. While this day marks the rest, you’ll still wander some nearby places to catch the majestic sights of the Himalayan range. Annapurna Base Camp is the dominant place of the Annapurn Base Camp Trek, and this place presents you with the magical beauty of the Himalayan ranges. You can witness the outstanding beauty of Annapurna I, Annapurna III, Gangapurna, Annapurna South, Machhapuchhare, and Hiunchuli. Annapurna Base Camp

Annapurna Base Camp Elevation: 4130m

Tent Peak Base Camp Elevation: 4800m

Elevation gain: 670m

Trek duration: 5-6 hrs After proper acclimatization at Annapurna Base Camp, you’ll be proceeding towards Tent Peak Base Camp. As days you spend in the lap of the Himalayas, you’ll feel an in-depth connection with the Himalayas. You’ll have a sense of approaching Singu Chuli Peak as you start to ascend towards Tent Peak Base Camp. The routes will take you through steep ascents and snowy trails before reaching the Tent Peak Base Camp. There are no accommodation facilities further from Annapurna Base Camp, which is why this trekking journey is more fun with thrilling camping under bright full of stars. The team will install all the required tents, and wrapping yourself with thick blankets shall keep you warm from the whipping Himalayan breeze

Tent Peak Base Camp Elevation: 4800m

Tent Peak High Camp Elevation: 5150m

Elevation gain: 350m

Trek duration: 6 hrs The riveting journey starts to get challenging day after day as you’ll be ascending to the summit of Singu Chuli Peak. You’ll go along the snowy trails and steep ascents from Base Camp to High Camp of Tent Peak. Tent Peak is a mountain that is neighboring Singu Chuli Peak. You’ll be ascending by about 350m for an entire day for about 6 hrs. The journey can be demanding, but you’ll be trading your time and energy with the mesmerizing beauty of the Himalayas and thrilling aspects of the adventure. You’ll camp at Tent Peak High Camp to spend overnight.

By today, you’ve successfully ascended above 5000m. This can alter the body’s adaptation to the high Himalayan conditions, which is why another acclimatization is done at Tent Peak High Camp. This will let you adapt to the changing environment and atmospheric pressure and ensure you a safe and secure journey. This day also marks as the preparation for summiting Singu Chuli Peak in the coming days. You’ll watch the spectacular views of the mountain ranges and practice the use of mountaineering tools like ice axes, crampons, and ropes. You’ll be prepared by being equipped with essential gear and enjoy the beautiful adventure by spending the night in the lap of Himalayas

Tent Peak High Camp Elevation: 5150m

Singu Chuli Camp I Elevation: 5200m

Elevation gain: 50m

Trek duration: 5-6 hrs From Tent Peak High Camp, you’ll be going through snowy and iced trails while sightseeing the stunning mountainous landscapes. This day is relatively easier compared to other days as you’ll only be ascending by 50m, but you should always be careful and attentive to the walking during your adventure. This day may demand the use of crampons as you’ll be traversing through dense snow packs. The use of proper mountaineering gear will ease your adventure to the summit of Singu Chuli Peak. After 6 hrs of trek from Tent Peak High Camp, you’ll reach Singu Chuli Camp I, where you’ll be spending your night camping under the stars

Singu Chuli Camp I Elevation: 5200m

Singu Chuli Camp II Elevation: 5500m

Elevation gain: 300m

Trek duration: 4-5 hrs

You’re much closer to the summit of Singu Chuli Peak. After enough rest at Camp I, you’ll be continuing your adventure towards Camp II. Singu Chuli Camp II is the last Camp you’ll reach before climbing the Singu Chuli Peak. Challenges along the way, like snowy trails and altitude sickness, should be considered while ascending, and it is important to maintain a steady pace to ensure a safe journey. Another day of ascent along the same snowy trail awaits. Following the ascent, you and your group will begin erecting tents for overnight accommodation at Singu Chuli Camp II. Singu Chuli Peak Climbing Trekking Guide

Singu Chuli Camp II Elevation: 5500m

Singu Chuli Peak Elevation: 6501m

Elevation gain: 1001m

Total Climbing duration: 10-12 hrs

You’ll relish the panoramic naked beauty of the Himalayan range from the surface of Singu Chuli Peak. This is the most important day of the Singu Chuli Peak Climbing and this is the day where you’ll be displaying your past mountaineering skills and sheer determination. The day is blended with thrill, excitement, and challenges, and you’ll have to reach the summit of Singu Chuli West by conquering all the forthcoming challenges. You’ll be ascending by 1001m in altitude in a single day while showcasing mountaineering experiences.

The technical section of the Singu Chuli Peak Climbing lies just before the summit of Singu Chuli Peak. This section demands the use of ice axes, ropes, crampons, and other mountaineering tools to reach the summit of Singu Chuli Peak. You’ll be moving together in a group and this journey also demands strong mental resilience and sheer determination. By reaching the summit of Singu Chulin Peak, you’ll be presented with the majestic panoramic beauty of the Himalayan range. Along with that, surpassing the forthcoming challenges and reaching the summit of Singu Chuli Peak shall reward you with personal growth and a great sense of achievement. View from Singu Chuli Peak Climbing

Singu Chuli Camp II Elevation: 5500m

Tent Peak Base Camp Elevation: 4800m

Elevation loss: 700m

Trek duration: 6-7 hrs After the successful summit of the Singu Chuli Peak and relishing the majestic aerial beauty of the Himalayan region, you’ll start to retrace to Tent Peak Base Camp. Now, the challenging part of the journey has mostly gone, as you won’t have to walk uphill from now on, but you’ll still have to maintain a steady pace with careful stepping as the tracks can be slippery and snowy. On the way returning, you’ll descend by about 700m and camp at Tent Peak Base Camp for the night.

Tent Peak Base Camp Elevation: 4800m

Machhapuchhre Base Camp: 3700m

Elevation loss: 1100m

Trek duration: Reserve day The beautiful mountainous landscapes occupy your attention, but it’s also important to be attentive while descending. By bidding farewell to the Annapurna Base Camp, you’ll be descending towards Machhapuchhre Base Camp. Though the journey is starting to tilt towards an end, you’ll still relish the beauty of the majestic mountains on the way to Machhapuchhre Base Camp. Today, you’ll be staying in the last tent accommodation for the journey

Machhapuchhre Base Camp: 3700m

Sinuwa Elevation: 2340m

Elevation loss: 1360m

Trek duration: 6-7 hrs Now, the journey takes you to the Sinuwa from Machhapuchhre Base Camp through a series of stopovers like Deurali, Himalaya, Dobhan, and Bamboo. By bidding farewell to the majestic Mt. Machhapuchhre, you’ll be trekking to Sinuwa. On the way of retracing, you’ll still catch the magical glimpses of stunning mountainous landscapes.

Sinuwa Elevation: 2340m

Jhinu Danda Elevation: 1780m

Elevation loss: 560m

Trek duration: 4-5 hrs After your morning breakfast, you’ll be trekking to Jhinu Danda through Chomrong village. The journey takes you through continuous uphill and downhill alongside the bank of Modi Khola. It takes around 4-5 hrs of trekking through ascents and descents to reach Jhinu Danda from Sinuwa. Upon arriving at Jhinu Danda, you can relax in the hot spring there. You’ll be spending your night at Jhinu Danda delving into the delicious local cuisines

Jhinu Danda Elevation: 1780m

Pothana Elevation: 1890m

Elevation gain: 110m

Trek duration: 3-4 hrs The journey is starting to reach its endpoint, and you’ll be retracing to Pothana on this day. The trekking begins from Jhinu Danda through a series of charming villages like Landruk and Himal Pani. The journey takes you through a cluster of settlements that shall give you insights into the traditional or nature-dependent lifestyle. Though you are descending through the rugged routes, you’ll still catch stunning mountainous landscapes. This itinerary is designed to provide you with additional trekking experiences with no rush of heading home. This is the reason this journey is 26 days long and follows different routes while descending. You’ll spend your night at Pothana being prepared for the next day to drive to Pokhara.

Pothana Elevation: 1890m

Pokhara Elevation: 822m

Elevation loss: 1068m

Dhampus Phedi Elevation: 1650m

Trek duration: 3-4 hrs

Drive duration: 40 minutes The journey has almost come to an end, and today, you’ll be trekking from Pothana to Dhampus Phedi. Your journey will take you through charming villages, landscapes, and terraced fields. It takes 3-4 hrs to descend to Dhampus Phedi from Pothana, and from there, you’ll catch a drive to Pokhara. It’s a short drive of around 40 minutes and upon arrival at Pokhara, you shall explore some nearby settlements of the most beautiful city of Nepal.

Pokhara Elevation: 822m

Kathmandu Elevation: 1400m

Elevation gain: 578m

Drive duration: 5-6 hrs Finally, the Singu Chuli Peak Climbing adventure has come to an end. You’ll be driving to Kathmandu from Pokhara along the same highway you came. It was an epic adventure to the summit of Singu Chuli Peak, and now bidding farewell to the beautiful moments shall fill you with nostalgia, but you’ll cherish the beautiful memories you’ve collected. Following a wonderful evening and overnight in Pokhara, you will depart for Kathmandu. The bus will travel on the same winding, picturesque route. You will find yourself back on the crowded streets of Kathmandu after five hours of driving. After that, you’ll be taken to your hotel so you may relax and enjoy an evening stroll around Kathmandu

The mesmerizing journey has ended, and it’s your time to depart from the beautiful country of Nepal. You can still extend your Visa period and explore some more areas of Nepal and Kathmandu. As per your flight schedule, you’ll be transported to the Tribhuwan International Airport by our team members to bid a memorable farewell to you.