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Himlung-Himal, popularly known as Himlung is 7126 m/23,380 ft. the peak in Nepal. Himlung climbing is the most popular expedition among the 7000-meter peaks. It locates in Nar-Phu region which is the most isolated area in Nepal, frontier to Tibet. Thus, the explorer needs a special trekking permit as a region is under the restricted area of Nepal.

HIMLUNG EXPEDITION

After a constant successful Himlung expedition, Wild Yak Team confirms to depart this year on 14th October and lasts till 12 November 2020. Through our experience, we discover that the mentioned period is the appropriate time for Himlung climbing. The Mountain is suitable for the climbers who want to experience the first time the high-altitude mountaineering or are preparing for the 8000-meter peaks. Himlung climbing is not that much technical besides few short steep sections which are mostly secured by the Wild Yak Team. But Himlung climbing does require a high level of fitness.

It is a beautiful course of alpinism from its Base Camp to the Summit. The Base Camp is at 4850 meters above sea level. It is at the upper end of one of the pastures belonging to Phu village. In principle, three high camps need to fix before reaching the Summit. Camp I at 5450 meters, Camp II at 5800 meters, and Camp III at 6350 meters. For more detail about Himlung climbing and the route follow the link.

Besides the high altitude mountaineering the region’s ancient architecture, ancient custom, culture, and biological diversity is sure to amaze anyone. The high peaks, isolated Phu village, narrow gullies, forests, springs, old monasteries, and unique ancient settlements are a stunning part of the journey to Base Camp.