Pisang Peak Climbing Itinerary
- From Pisang Village to Pisang Peak Base Camp
- Pisang Peak Base Camp to High Camp (5,400m)
- Summit Pisang Peak from High Camp, then back to Base Camp
- One day is reserved in case of bad weather on the summiting day
After the climb, you can continue to trek towards Mustang via the Thorong La Pass, and head down through interesting villages to reach Jomson and fly to Pokhara, or trek down to Beshisahar and drive back to Kathmandu.
Nest Adventure offers an affordable and amazing trip to Pisang peak with a team of young, energetic and fun-loving professionals. The experts of our company were born in the Himalayan region which is the advantage as they know the route properly. Also, they have a long-time experience in the field of peak climbing in Nepal. For details on cost, and other information do not hesitate to contact us. If you have any queries regarding Pisang Peak climbing, feel free to ask. We will be glad to answer each of your queries.
Trip Overview
Pisang Peak lies in the Annapurnas, off the Annapurna Circuit Trail. It takes around six days of following the Annapurna Circuit to reach the village of Pisang where Pisang Peak climbing starts. This is a more difficult climb than some, partly because of its remoteness and the fact it is a steep and technical climb. For this climb, we recommend you are more physically fit and have some previous climbing experience. Pisang Peak comes in at an altitude of 6,092m
While on the Trek to Pisang Peak, you will be amazed by the scenario on the way. The view of many peaks will be once in a lifetime memory. Pisang peak is one of the popular peaks for climbing in Nepal and is also famous for easy peak climbing. However, easy doesn’t mean you do not have to practice. The practice is the must with physical fitness for every peak climbing.


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