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| Biking and Climbing Chulu Far East Trekking Peak (6059m) |
If you are looking for a biking adventure with the difference and the chance to climb ‘Chulu Far East’ Himalayan peak in Nepal, then check out our exciting, exhilarating and stimulating trips. Unique Adventure International Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. has specially designed biking and climbing expedition in one of the most exotic and well- known trails of the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal. The trip features challenging biking route that takes the bikers off road, over mountain ranges, through river gorge and across breathtaking landscape from tropical terrain to Himalayan altitude with plenty of difficult ascents and wild descents.
We start biking trip from Besisahar in the fertile middle hills, following the trail until we reach Yak Kharka (4000m). From here the trail is very steep up to the base camp of Chulu East. We spend overnight on a rocky platform of the base camp and prepare for the next day morning climb to the summit along the route which is rocky, icy and very steep. From the top of Chulu East we have great views of Annapurna I, II, III, IV, Gangapurna, Manaslu, Pisang Peak, Chulu West and the north side of Himlung Valley. After climbing expedition we head towards Manang where we take a number of excursions amongst the stunning scenery. Next day morning we bike to Thorong La Pass (5416m) and continue our hill ride passing through an ancient temple – Muktinath and Jomsom, a desert -like barren place where we halt for a day for exploration around. |
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| Itinerary Details |
Day 01 : Meeting upon arrival at Kathmandu International
Airport, transfer to hotel. |
Day 02 : Sight seeing around Kathmandu valley, overnight at
hotel. |
Day 03 : Transfer to Beshisahar (823m). |
Day 04 - 12: Mountain Biking to Bahundanda to Chulu East Base Camp. |
Day 13 : Acclimatisation and preparation. |
Day 14 : Trek to Chulu Far East High Camp. |
Day 15 : Summit Chulu Far East and return to base camp. |
Day 16 - 17: Mountain Biking to Thorong Phedi. |
Day 18 : Crossing Thorong La Pass and biking to Muktinath. |
Day 19 : Mountain biking to Jomsom. |
Day 20 : Fly to Pokhara and to Kathmandu. |
Day 21 : Free day in Kathmandu, overnight at hotel. |
Day 22 : Transfer to airport, departure onward destination. |
The price covers the following services |
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• Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast as per the
programme. |
• Airport / Hotel transfers. |
• Three
meals in a day (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) with hot
beverage and snacks whilst on trekking. |
• Cosy
guesthouse accommodation whilst on trekking. |
• Annapurna Conservation Area permit and trekking peak royalty fees. |
• All necessary staff with an
experienced fluent English speaking trekking and expedition guide trained and licenced by Nepal Mountainering Association (NMA), cook and assistant expedition guide. |
• Highly experienced trekking porters to carry luggage (1porter per 2 trekkers). |
• Staff food, accommodation, clothing, salary &
insurance. |
• All
necessary ground transportation. |
| • All
governmental paperworks and procedures. |
| • All
government and local taxes. |
| • Satellite phones and Gamow bag. |
• Exclusive Medical Kit Bag |
• Farewell dinner in Kathmandu at typical
Nepali restaurant. |
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The price does not cover the following services |
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| • Visa fee for Nepal. |
| • International airfares, extra baggage and cargo charges |
• Meals and extra night (more than stated in itinerary) accomodation in Kathmandu. |
• Personal expenses |
| • Personal expedition equipment. |
• Bar
and beverage bills. |
• Your
Travel and rescue Insurance. |
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Rescue & Evacuation costs. |
| • Your optional and extended trips e.g. sightseeing, rafting etc. (other than the negotiated) |
• Gratitude (tip) for staff. |
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| All conditions stated in the itinerary are for the visitors who prefer full package
programme. At the same time, we also serve you based
on your choice. The selection of itineraries and the
staff depends on your choice and financial
procurement. We have options for any partial visit
as per your requirement regarding your interest and
financial condition. |
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 Highlights of Trekking Peak |
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Passing through the Marsyangdi valley with the
views of Manaslu, Annapurna II, III, IV, Gangapurna, and Tilicho
peak.
- Exploring Pisang and Gyaru, Ngwal village and primitive
monastery in Pisanga, Bragae, Gyaru.
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Muktinath Temple, great Kaligandaki valley.
- Exciting Mountain Biking, Snow/Ice Climb |
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 Fact of Trekking Peak |
Destination : Chulu Far East (6059meter)
Latitude: 28.7311
Longitude: 84.0851
Activities : Biking and Climbing
Difficult Part: Climbing Chulu and Crossing Thorong La Pass
Grade: Basic Snow/Ice Climb/ Challenging
Per Day Biking: 5 - 6 hours
Group Size : Min - 1
Minimum altitude : 792meter
Maximum altitude : 6584meter
Season : Spring & Autumn
Transportation : Bus & Airplane
Accommodation : Hotel, Lodge and Camp
Duration : 23 Days
Entry : Bensisahar
Exit : Pokhara
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 Departures Dates |
9 Oct - 29
Oct 2012
23 Oct - 12
Nov 2012
05 Apr - 26 Arpil 2012
Besides above
departure dates, if
you wish to take the
trip in private or
solo can be
organised in any
date as per your
availability. |
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 Necessary Gears |
Main rope,
Down Sleeping, Bag,
Down Jacket,
Gore-Tex jacket, Trouser,
Climbing boots,
Trekking boot,
ICE-axe with Ice hammer,
Rucksack,
Crampon,
Stick,
Harness,
Get up (Boot clover),
Snow Glass,
ICE Screws,
snow Shavel,
Carbine Lock & unlock,
Head Lights,
Wind Proof Jacket & trouser,
Down Trouser,
Wind Proof Trouser,
Water Bottle,
Woolen Gloves,
Bag Cover,
Wind mask for climbing,
Climbing gloves,
Socks for climbing,
Personal Medicine,
Eight figure,
Knife
Note: You can bring the necessary gears from your own country or can buy or hire from the stores at Kathmandu. |
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 Client References |
BY TOM RUMSEY
The Himalayas is one of those places that very few people ever have the fortune to visit. One of the few places in the world that just thinking about makes you breathless.
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 Staff Informations |
D. P. Aryal (Managing Director)
Khum Bahadur Subedi (Director/Journalist Tourism)Read More» |
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