Trip Overview
Pisang Peak is a famous trekking destination in Nepal’s Annapurna region. It has an altitude of 6091 meters above sea level. In 1955, the German expedition team successfully completed the first Pisang peak climbing. Pisang Peak, therefore, has become one of the popular climbing peaks in the Annapurna region. The maximum number of tourists are eager to conquer the summit of the peak. It is also the acclimatization climbing peak for those attempting 7000 and 8000 m peaks. Pisang Peak climbing gives you a perfect panoramic view of Chulu East (6584 m), Manaslu (8163 m), Annapurna (8091 m), and Kang Guru I (6981 m) located in the same region.
Pisang Peak climbing includes the steep trekking route, rocky slopes, and the final summit push in steep slop of 45 to a 55-degree angle which is a risk of avalanche, and rock fall. While climbing to Pisang Peak we have to hike through fixed rope using crampons and an ice axe. Climbing Pisang Peak requires proper trekking experience and knowledge of different skills like jumaring, walking on glaciers, crevasses area, and other technical skills.
Pisang Peak itinerary includes the 17-day package due to its altitude above 6000 m. High chance of altitude sickness, HAPE, and HASE. Maximum climbers follow the Annapurna circuit for slow altitude gain and proper acclimatization. It helps to recover the body at a high altitude and has a high success rate of summit attempts.
Highlights of Pisang Peak
- Summit Pisang Peak 6091 m thrilling assent.
- Panoramic view of Annapurna, Manaslu and Dhaulagiri Ranges.
- The trail passes through the Annapurna Circuit Trek.
- Explore the traditions of Gurung, Muktinath, and Tibetan culture.
- Opportunity to complete Throng La Pass.
- Visit Muktinath Temple.
- opportunity to witness the natural beauty of Kathmandu, Pokhara, Mustang, and Himalayas.
Is Pisang Peak Climbing Difficult?
Concurring above a 6000 m Peak is a great achievement. Pisang Peak is one of the 6000 m peaks moderate climbing peaks in Nepal. It is not so difficult if you are a technically skilled climber but if you are a beginner then it gives you some trouble. But don’t be worried we will provide you best Guide who climbed more than 5 times at 7000 and 8000 m peaks. They will skill you by providing the best training and practices in Kathmandu as well as in the Pisang Base camp. Pisang peak climbing has become simple with good acclimatization and proper health care. Pisang Peak is a normal slop at a 45–55-degree angle that requires some technical equipment like Jumarring and an ice axe which helps to ease the ascent at Pisang Peak summit.
When is the most suitable time to climb Pisang Peak?
Climbing Pisang Peak at any season in Spring, Autumn, Monsoon, and Winter. But Spring and Autumn are the ideal times for Pisang Peak climbing. Nature blooms in the valley during this time of year, adding to its beauty. There is no rain or snow, so walking is enjoyable. Enjoy the breathtaking sights of the mountains and landscapes. During these months, the days are bright and hot, while the evenings are cool. The weather and temperature make trekking in the mountains suitable.
Equipment
- Shoes: Pair of hiking boots, Rubber sandals
- Clothes: Windcheater jacket, Thermals, Down Jacket, Fleece, Long sleeve shirts, Gloves, Towels, Inner garments, Trekking pants, Trousers, Shorts, Socks
- Accessories: Sunglasses, Hats/Caps, Sunscreen, Lip Balm, Water bottles, Pocket Knife, Water Purifying solution
- Equipment: Warm Sleeping bags, Map, Trekking poles, Duffel bag
- Medicine: First-Aid Kit, Altitude sickness medicines
- Rainy season: Waterproof clothes, boots, Raincoat, Anti-leech socks
- Winter Season: Woolen clothing items (light)
It is best to bring the clothes and essential equipment from your home from the provided checklist. Also, you can buy or rent equipment and clothes in Kathmandu.