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Himlung (Nemjung) Expedition (7216m) – 32 Days

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  • DestinationNepal
  • Total Duration32 Days
  • Best TimeSpring & Autumn season
  • Max Elevation7216m
  • Trip GradeStrenuous
  • TransportationPrivate Vehicle & Tourist bus
  • Accommodation3-Star Hotel and Standard Tea house
  • StyleTea House & Camping
  • MealsBreakfast Basis in city and full board during Trek & climbing period
  • Min Group Size2+ pax

Overview - Himlung (Nemjung) Expedition (7216m)

Himlung, also called Nemjung, mountain is a 7000m expedition peak located above Nar Phu village in the Annapurna region. The peak is popular as a warm-up mountain to gain experience before climbing 8000m peaks.

Very few expeditions have climbed Mt. Himlung. The mountain was first submitted in 1983 by a joint expedition team of Nepal and Japan led by Junji Kurotaki. The stunning and breathtaking views from the top include

Manaslu and Annapurna ranges, the eighth and tenth highest mountain in the world along with Himjung, Nandi Devi and Api Himal in the west and Kappa Chuli.

Himlung is considered to be a moderately technical mountain. Climbers follow alpinist style of mountaineering which means you will require adequate mountaineering skills and experience. There are steep icy slopes, ridges and glaciers you will have to overcome. The path to the summit is either through the east ridge or west ridge. The base camp is set up at 4850m, Camp I at 5450,, Camp II at 5900m, and Camp III at 6300m.

A high level of fitness and stamina is essential on the part of climbers along with adequate planning for acclimatization. We will provide you with an experienced Sherpa climbing guide.

As part of the trekking you will visit Nar Phu village, explore ancient Bon monasteries and Tibetan Buddhism, observe Tibetan culture and lifestyle and cross passes and glaciers.

Highlights of Mera Peak Climbing

● Himlung is an expedition peak to gain authentic mountaineering experience

● Capture awesome views of Manaslu, Annapurna, Himjung, Nandi Devi, Api Himal

● Visit Nar Phu Village and learn about Bon and Tibetan Buddhism

● Observe Tibetan culture and lifestyle

● Trek through high passes and glaciers

Cost Includes

● All airport/hotel transfers by private vehicle.

● Four nights accommodation at a 3-Star hotel in Kathmandu with BB plan on twin/double sharing basis.

● All accomodation in a tea house during the trekking trails.

● Full board meals during trek & climbing period – Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

● An experienced licensed English-Speaking professional sherpa guide, porters and supporting staff.

● All essential ground transportation by private vehicle and tourist bus as per itinerary.

● Expedition Royalty and permit of Nepal Government for the Himlung Expedition.

● All necessary permits (TIMS, Park fees, Restricted area permit, world heritage sites entry fee where applicable)

● Group climbing gears like rope, ice bar, etc for the Himlung Expedition.

● Liaison officer with all his expenses while on the Himlung Expedition.

● Insurance for all staff

● All camping gear including base camp tents, dining tent with table and chair, kitchen and toilet tent, etc

● Mountain Hardware high altitude tents while climbing the Himlung Expedition.

● Emergency Oxygen with regulator and mask while on the Himlung Expedition.

● EPI gas and burner for the high climb.

● Gamow bag / Portable Altitude Chamber (PAC) All necessary climbing hardware group equipment

● Satellite Phone and Walkie-Talkie in case of emergency.

● Farewell dinner in Kathmandu.

● A comprehensive medical kit.

● All government and local taxes

Cost Excludes

● Nepal Visa Fee

● International airfare to and from Kathmandu

● Personal Climbing Gears.

● Meals in Kathmandu.

● Any kind of refreshment beverages and alcohol.

● Extra days accommodation in Kathmandu in cases of early arrival, late departure, and early return from the mountains (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary.

● Travel and rescue insurance.

● Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, shower, etc.)

● Any extra costs resulting from cancellation, landslide, weather, political unrest or illness

● Rescue and evacuation

● Tips for guide, drivers and supporting staff.

Equipment & Gears

1. Clothing
● Thermal Base Layers – Tops and Bottoms
● Heavy Base Layers
● Trekking Pants
● Hard-shell pants
● Down Pant
● T-shirts – Short and long sleeve
● Mid Layer Top
● Insulated Jacket
● Hard-shell Jacket
● Down Jacket/Parka
● Raincoat

2. Footwear
Double insulated mountaineering boots for climbing Hiking boots (Full and waterproof) for approach lightweight shoes for camp and around town
● Gaiters
● Flip-flops
● Wool/Synthetic socks
● Liner socks

3. Handwear
● Liner gloves
● Mid-weight gloves
● Down mittens

4. Headwear
● Cap/Sun Hat
● Buff
● Balaclava
● Warm wool/Synthetic Hat
● Eye Wear (Full coverage around eyes and nose)
● Ski Goggles

5. Climbing Gears
● Helmet
● Ice Axe
● Crampons
● Harness
● Carabiners
● Belay Device/Figure of 8
● Ascender/Jumar
● Prusik Cord
● Trekking Poles

6. Backpacking
● Small pack (35-40 litres)
● Waterproof duffel bag
● Padlocks for the duffel bag
● Pack cover

7. Accessories
● Water Bottles
● Headlamp
● Camera & Batteries
● Power bank/Solar Charger
● Universal adapter

8. Hygiene and first aid
● Skincare ( Moisturizer ,sunscreen and lip balm)
● Toilet paper and wet wipes
● Personal first aid kit
● Water treatment

Before You Go

Group Size
Peak Climbing and Expedition is a challenging task requiring perfect management and detailed information. We accommodate up to 12 climbers in one climbing and expedition group. We believe this standard size is fit for achieving efficiency and quality and to achieve success. Each expedition group we organize will be provided with one licensed, highly experienced, English- speaking Sherpa Climbing guide and one assistant guide. Other supporting staff will include one porter for each pax, one cook and two kitchen helpers. According to government regulations, one government officer will also accompany the group. Only 20 kg are allowed to each porter. Our field staff will also include one guide who is adept in administering first aid. Helicopter rescue operation, if needed, can be arranged that you

Accomodation.
The accommodations are chosen based on climbing itinerary, comfort level, budget and interests of trekkers and accessibility in terms of scenery and trail. Most arrangements are made on a Bed & Breakfast basis in deluxe – star hotels in cities. Depending upon your interests, a wide range of hotels are available in city areas such as Kathmandu, Pokhara, etc. During the trekking trail, there are plenty of lodges, teahouses, guesthouses and sometimes even hotels for accommodation. A teahouse/lodge trek offers simple to moderate facilities, with simple beds, solar-powered hot water and a limited set of cuisines/meals. During the climbing period, you will be staying in camps/tents and food will be prepared by your kitchen staff in camping sites.

For this Expedition, we offer three types of accommodation, ‘3-Star Hotel’ in the city, ‘Tea Houses/Lodges’ in the trekking trail and ‘Camping’ during the trekking trail. City accommodation will be arranged in Double/ Twin Sharing basis in Deluxe hotel on bed & breakfast plan. We look at the conditions of the inns, local hygiene, quality of food, type of service and more. The location for camping is identified and chosen by trekking Sherpas and the decision is based on pre-designed itinerary and other features including views and accessibility. Camping will include camping tent, dining tent, kitchen tent, toilet tent, sleeping bags, mattress etc. Please let us know beforehand if you exchange double/twin sharing beds for single beds. The availability of beds also depends on seasonality with limited choices available in peak season.

Foods
Major cities in Nepal have no shortage of restaurants, bars and great eateries where you will be able to eat any local or international dishes. The dining experience in cities is of international standards and quality. The choices become limited once you enter the trekking trail. In contrast, there might not be as much variety of cuisines available on the trekking trail. Trekking lodges and small eateries along the trail will offer you basic diets such as Nepali Dal Bhat, sandwich, apple pie and pizza and regular beverages. During the climbing period, our field staff will carry food throughout the trail and will prepare meals and beverages in the camping site. The menu is pre-designed and attached to the program itinerary and shared with you for confirmation before the trekking program begins. Water will be provided for our guests in boiled and purified form.

For this Expedition, we offer you full board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) during the trekking trail and climbing period as per menu. Please note that full board meals are not included during your transition stay in city areas, guests will have to pay for the meals (dinner and lunch), alcohol, hot & cold beverages and mineral water.

Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu airport and transfer to a hotel in Kathmandu (1350M/4,430ft).

Day 02: Preparation, briefings, last minute shopping and office formalities.

Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar (823m/27,000ft) - 8hrs

Day 04: Drive from Besisahar to Koto (2610m/8,563ft) - 5-6hrs

Day 05: Trek from Koto to Meta(3560m/11,680ft) - 7hrs

Day 06: Trek Meta to Phu-Gaon (4200m/13,780ft) - 7hrs

Day 07: Rest and acclimatization day at Phu-Gaun (4080m/13,382ft).

Day 08: Trek from Phu-Gaon to Himlung base camp (4850m/15,912ft)

Day 09-24: Climbing period for Himlung Himal (7126m//23,345ft)

Day 25: Preparation and packing for departure.

Day 26: Trek back from base camp to Phu-Gaon(4200m/13,780ft) - 6hrs

Day 27: Trek from Phu-Gaon to Meta (3560m/11,680ft) - 5hrs.

Day 28: Trek from Meta to Koto (2610m/8,563ft) - 05hrs.

Day 29: Drive from Koto to Besisahar (823m/27,00ft) by jeep - 8hrs

Day 30: Drive from Besisahar to Kathmandu (1350/4,429ft) by tourist mini bus - 7 hrs.

Day 31: Free day in Kathmandu and Farewell celebration dinner in the evening.

Day 32: Final departure

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