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Saribung peak Climbing - 20 days

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  • High-altitude expedition in the remote Nepal Himalaya crossing Saribung La at 6,028 m
  • Optional ascent of Saribung Peak at 6,328 m for climbers seeking extra challenge
  • Combines mountaineering experience with exploration of a very remote and less-visited region
  • Suitable for trekkers with basic mountaineering skills and prior high-altitude trekking experience
  • Involves glacier travel, crevassed sections, and long snow slopes requiring endurance and careful movement
  • Mostly moderate snow slopes, not highly technical, but demand good fitness and confidence in alpine terrain
  • Experienced climbing leader supports the team throughout for safety, pacing, and decision-making
  • Pre-summit training included: rope handling, glacier travel, and snow techniques refresher
  • Well-planned itinerary with acclimatisation days and gradual altitude gain to reduce risk
  • The route passes through remote villages in western Nepal with unique culture and landscapes
  • Operated by an experienced trekking and expedition team with strong knowledge of the region
  • One of the less crowded 6000 m expeditions, offering solitude and an untouched Himalayan environment
  • Overall experience blends adventure, climbing challenge, and cultural exploration
Trip Facts
Duration
24 Days
Country
Nepal
Maximum Altitude
6328

This is a high-altitude expedition in the remote Nepal Himalaya that takes you across Saribung La at 6,028 meters. For those who want an extra challenge, there is also the option to climb Saribung Peak itself at 6,328 meters. The journey combines a true mountaineering experience with a deep exploration of one of the least visited and most untouched regions of Nepal, where landscapes remain raw, quiet, and culturally authentic.

Saribung Peak Climbing is suitable for trekkers who already have basic mountaineering experience and some familiarity with high-altitude trekking. While it is not a highly technical peak, it does involve crossing glacier terrain with crevasses and navigating long stretches of snow slopes. Most of the climbing is done on moderately angled snow, which requires good endurance, steady pacing, and confidence moving in alpine conditions. Some sections of the glacier require careful attention, particularly when navigating crevassed terrain, though the route is generally manageable with the right preparation and experienced guidance.

Throughout the expedition, you will be accompanied by an experienced climbing leader who ensures safety, sets the pace, and provides continuous support. Before the summit push, the team also conducts refresher training on essential mountaineering skills such as rope handling, movement on snow, and glacier travel techniques. This helps everyone stay confident and well-prepared before entering higher and more demanding terrain. Strong leadership is a key part of this journey, especially in such a remote environment where conditions can change quickly.

The itinerary has been carefully designed with proper acclimatisation days and gradual altitude gain to reduce risk and improve comfort. Each trekking stage is planned based on expert recommendations to help the body adjust naturally to the increasing elevation. The route to Saribung also passes through fascinating and rarely visited villages in western Nepal, offering a mix of rugged Himalayan scenery and unique local culture that is very different from more popular trekking regions.

With Himalayan Ecological Trekking, you are supported by a team that has extensive experience in both trekking and expedition climbing across Nepal. Our guides have explored many remote valleys and climbed numerous peaks, giving them strong practical knowledge of the terrain and conditions you will encounter. Because of this experience, we are always available to answer questions, help with preparation, and provide clear guidance at every stage of your planning and journey.

Saribung is also one of the less crowded 6000-meter expeditions in Nepal, which makes the experience even more special. The remoteness, the silence of the valleys, and the untouched nature of the route create a feeling of true adventure that is hard to find elsewhere. If you are looking for a challenging yet rewarding Himalayan expedition in the near future, Saribung Peak Climbing offers a rare combination of exploration, climbing, and cultural discovery that stays with you long after the journey ends.

Saribung peak Climbing - 20 days Itinerary

Day 1

Pick up from airport transfer to the Hotel

Max Altitude: 1,375m (4,511ft)
Meals: Up to you
Accommodation: 3 star category Hotel

Warmly welcome at Tribhuban international airport. Our representative will get you and transfer you to the hotel. He will explain to you shortly about your program. After this, free day up to your timetable leisure day overnight hotel.    

Day 2

Preparation day & arrange climbing permit & briefing with group leader

Max Altitude: 1,375m (4,511ft)
Meals: Up to you
Accommodation: 3 star category Hotel
Day 3

Flight to Pokhara and afternoon sightseeing around Pokhara

Max Altitude: 800m (2,624ft)
Meals: Up to you
Accommodation: 3 star category Hotel
Day 4

Fly to Jomsom trek to Kagbeni

Max Altitude: 2,800m (9,186ft)
Meals: Menu
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 5

Drive to Lomanthang

Max Altitude: 3,800m (12,467ft)
Meals: Menu
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 6

Sightseeing around Lomanthang

Max Altitude: 3,800m (12,467ft)
Meals: Menu
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 7

Trek to to Yara

Max Altitude: 3,600m (11,811ft)
Meals: Menu
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 8

Trek to Luri Gumba

Max Altitude: 3,720m (12,204ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 9

Trek to Ghuma Thanti

Max Altitude: 4,745m (15,567ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 10

Trek to bacha Khola camp site

Max Altitude: 4,970m (16,305ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 11

Trek to Damodar Kunda

Max Altitude: 5,200m (17,060ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 12

Acclimatization day

Max Altitude: 5,200m (17,060ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 13

Trek to Japanese Camp

Max Altitude: 5,400m (17,716ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 14

Trek to High camp

Max Altitude: 5,720m (18,766ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 15

Climb to Saribung peak (6346m) and back to down cross the saribung pass (6028m) trek down to east side camp

Max Altitude: 5,630m (18,471ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 16

Trek to Yak kharka

Max Altitude: 4,600m (15,091ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 17

Trek to Phu village

Max Altitude: 4,080m (13,385ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 18

Rest Day can be extra day any option or enjoying day

Max Altitude: 4,080m (13,385ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 19

Trek to Meta

Max Altitude: 3,610m (11,843ft)
Meals: Own cook bake
Accommodation: Tented camp
Day 20

Trek to Koto

Max Altitude: 2,670m (8,759ft)
Meals: Menu
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 21

Drive to Besisahar

Max Altitude: 760m (2,493ft)
Meals: Menu
Accommodation: Hotel
Day 22

Drive to Kathmandu

Max Altitude: 1,375m (4,511ft)
Meals: Up to you
Accommodation: 3 star category Hotel
Day 23

Free Day

Max Altitude: 1,375m (4,511ft)
Meals: Up to you
Accommodation: 3 star category Hotel
Day 24

Fly to your Destination

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Cost Details

Includes

  • Airport pick up and drop off, all with tour planning
  • 3-star category hotel with BB plan in the city (depending on your choice)
  • flight as per the itinerary
  • All transportation as per the itinerary
  • Insurance and Equipment Nepali crew
  • Government license holder Trekking Guide, Climbing Guide, Cook and Porter
  • City Tour Guide with entrance fees and private vehicle
  • Medical Kit ( first add box)
  • Climbing Equipment for a group
  • All government and local taxes
  • Teahouse or homestay and Camping accommodation during the trek
  • During the trek, all meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Sat phone set
  • All Government paperwork with National park fees, including peak permit.
  • Company Duffel bag
  • Domestic dinner tradition at a Nepali restaurant with a cultural program

Excludes

  • Nepali visa fee
  • International Flight
  • Personal expenses (like: Battery charge, Chocolate candy, P.T, Wi-Fi more)
  • Rescue insurance
  • City meals (Lunch and Dinner) and extra night due to early arrival trekking, overstay compared to the plan for any reason.
  • Personal Climbing Equipment
  • Any bottle of drink and all kinds of alcohol
  • Money wire charge
  • Any additional expenses incurred due to delay beyond the control of Himalayan Ecological Trekking are not covered
  • Tips for Guide, porter, and driver ( all crew during the trek with driver)

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Essential Information

Key Highlights

  • Crossing Saribung La (6,028m)
  • Optional summit of Saribung Peak (6,328m)
  • Extension toward Damodar Kunda (sacred high-altitude lakes)
  • Trek through Japanese Glacier Camp, a remote and dramatic glacial zone
  • Exploration of Upper Mustang’s hidden valleys
  • Very low trekking traffic and pristine Himalayan environment
  • Strong blend of climbing, wilderness, and cultural discovery

Difficulty Level

  • Suitable for trekkers with basic mountaineering experience
  • Non-technical peak but physically demanding
  • Glacier travel with crevasses and long snow slopes
  • Requires good endurance and steady pacing at altitude
  • Some remote sections demand confidence in alpine terrain

Climbing & Safety Support

  • Experienced climbing leader throughout the expedition
  • Pre-summit training on:
    • Rope techniques
    • Glacier travel skills
    • Snow movement and safety procedures
  • Continuous supervision in high-altitude terrain
  • Careful pacing based on acclimatisation and conditions

Acclimatisation & Route Planning

  • Gradual ascent profile with proper acclimatisation days
  • Designed to reduce altitude risk and improve performance
  • The route passes through remote villages, barren landscapes, and glacier basins
  • Extension options toward Damodar Kunda and Japanese Glacier Camp add deeper exploration

Experience on the Trail

  • Raw Himalayan wilderness with dramatic glacier landscapes
  • Sacred and culturally significant sites around Damodar Kunda
  • Isolated high mountain camps at the Japanese Glacier Camp
  • A unique sense of remoteness is rarely found in Nepal treks
  • Strong expedition atmosphere throughout the journey

Why Choose This Expedition

  • One of the least crowded 6000m+ expeditions in Nepal
  • Combines climbing, remote trekking, and spiritual landscapes
  • Access to rarely visited regions like Damodar Kunda
  • Ideal for trekkers seeking a serious Himalayan adventure
  • Supported by an experienced Himalayan Ecological Trekking team with deep knowledge of the region
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