Himlung Himal (7,126m / 23,345ft) is a beautiful and a bit non-technical mountain situated in the western region of Nepal, North West of Annapurna and Manaslu majestically situated above the ancient Tibetan village of Phu. Naar-Phu region was officially open only in 2001 for foreign expeditions and trekkers. This region is still a restricted area, so we need a special permit to enter the region where Mountain Climb organizes all the permits and related expedition logistics. There are fewer expeditions to this mountain than other mountains in other regions such as Khumbu, but still, this valley is very beautiful with magnificent views of Manaslu, Annapurna and ancient ruined Tibetan settlements and yak pastures. Except in Phu village, we find only the ancient ruined Tibetan settlements and there are still people living in Phu and Naar villages, these are the most beautiful villages in the region.
Itinerary
| Day | Spring | Autumn | Outlined Itinerary | Overnight |
| 1 | 15-Apr | 2-Oct | Arrive Kathmandu & transfer to hotel. | Hotel |
| 2 | 16-Apr | 3-Oct | Kathmandu at leisure, final preparation /official formality | Hotel |
| 3 | 17-Apr | 4-Oct | Drive to Besisahar – Bhulbhule (1,316m / 4317ft) | Lodge |
| 4 | 18-Apr | 5-Oct | Trek to Shyange (1136m). | Lodge |
| 5 | 19-Apr | 6-Oct | Trek to Dharapani (1870m / 3727ft.). | Lodge |
| 6 | 20-Apr | 7-Oct | Trek to Koto (2628m / 8,620ft.). | Lodge |
| 7 | 21-Apr | 8-Oct | Trek to Dharmasala (3164m / 10,380ft.). | Camp |
| 8 | 22-Apr | 9-Oct | Trek to Kyang (3,886m / 12746ft.). | Camp |
| 9 | 23-Apr | 10-Oct | Trek to Phugaon (4131m / 13550ft.). | Camp |
| 10 | 24-Apr | 11-Oct | At rest and acclimatization. | Camp |
| 11 | 25-Apr | 12-Oct | Trek to Himlung Himal Base Camp (4,842m). | Camp |
| 12-23 | 26-Apr-7-May | 13-24-Oct | Climbing period of Himlung Himal using 3 camps. | Camp |
| 24 | 8-May | 25-Oct | Trek down to Phugaon (4131m / 13550ft.). | Camp |
| 25 | 9-May | 26-Oct | Trek to Kyang (3,886m / 12746ft.). | Camp |
| 26 | 10-May | 27-Oct | Trek to Dharmasala (3164m / 10,380ft.). | Camp |
| 27 | 11-May | 28-Oct | Trek to Koto (2628m / 8,620ft.). | Lodge |
| 28 | 12-May | 29-Oct | Trek to Tal (1653m). | Lodge |
| 29 | 13-May | 30-Oct | Trek to Shyange (1136m). | Lodge |
| 30 | 14-May | 31-Oct | Trek to Beshisahar (890m). | Lodge |
| 31 | 15-May | 1-Nov | Drive Beshishar/Kathmandu & transfer to Hotel. | Hotel |
| 32 | 16-May | 2-Nov | Kathmandu at leisure. | Hotel |
| 33 | 17-May | 3-Nov | Depart Kathmandu. |
Inclusion
- ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE: Pick up and drop off services for both international & domestic flights as per the itinerary
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION: 5 nights Hotel in Kathmandu one double room with breakfast basis
WELCOME DINNER: A welcome dinner with Office Staff in a typical Nepali restaurant in Kathmandu
TRANSPORTATION: Kathmandu to Base Camp to Kathmandu transportation cost for our overall expedition crew for the entire expedition and trekking
CLIMBING PERMIT: Expedition Royalty and Climbing Permit Charge by Nepal Government to climb Mount Everest expedition
ROUTE FIXING CHARGE:Everest summit route fixing charge
TRASH: Stool shipment and other garbage disposal fee
MEALS: Fresh Meals on full board (Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner) with Hot Drinks/ Tea/ Coffee/ fresh meat & fresh vegetable during the climbing and trekking days
LIAISON OFFICER: Government Liaison officer and his daily wages, equipment, food, insurance, and both way airfare
COOK AND KITCHEN HELPERS: Experienced and well-trained base camp cook, Camp-2 cook and Kitchen helpers
PORTERS:Porters up to the Kathmandu to Base Camp to Kathmandu and return from the base camp
STAFF WAGES: All wages, equipment, food, accommodation, and insurance for all staffs in trekking and expedition
MEMBER PERSONAL BAGGAGE:Maximum fifty kilograms per member as a personal baggage
BASE CAMP TENT:North face, Kailas, Red Fox or any other branded tent and each expedition member will have an individual tent available at the base camp
BASE CAMP EQUIPMENT:Di
Exclusions
- International flight ticket, taxes and visas
- Lunch & dinner, hotel after 5 nights in Kathmandu
- Personal trekking & climbing equipment
- All expenses of personal nature like bar bills, laundry, telephone etc.
- Insurance for travel, accident, medical, emergency evacuation & lost baggage.
- Applicable permit fee & custom fee for SAT phone, filming camera, communications – equipment (if brought)
- Extra yak charge
- Extra porter US$ 70 each for 30Kg (up to BC & return)
- Emergency rescue evacuation if required
- Garbage Deposit: USD $ 2,000.00 (Sharing of the total person) and Deposit fee will be not refunded if the clients (climber) don’t take back their garbage
- Extra Porter or Yak, Per Porter / Yak’s US$ 150.00 will be charge till to 40 KG load
- Climbing Bonus and summit bonus for climbing guides(if you use climbing guide )
- Climbing Bonus & summit bonus for climbing Sherpa (if you use Sherpa), Tips for Base Camp Staffs
- Climbing Bonus & Summit bonus for climbing Sherpa (if you use Sherpa): US$ 795 per Sherpa, US$ 440 per person (those who do not go to summit due to client reason) extra payable for climbing Sherpa on the spot.
- All not mentioned in cost include part
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Expedition Information
$12,590
Q3
Himlung Himal (Nemjung)
Mountaineering,
Trekking,
Climbing,
Skiing,
Other (MTB, Kayak, 4WD Safari, Paragliding, Helicopter...etc)
Fitness Level
1
Technical Level
4
Group Size
2-10
Continent:
AsiaCountry:
NepalLocation:
Himlung Himal (Nemjung)Elevation:
7,140 m / 23,425 ftGPS:
28.7717 N°, 84.4225 E°