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Pisang Peak Climbing
Challenging and rewarding adventure that takes you through stunning landscapes
Duration
14 Days
Meals
- Daily breakfast in Kathmandu
- 3-times meals during mountaineering
Accommodation
- 3 Night hotel
- 10 Nights eco-lodge and tent
Activities
- Trekking
- Mountaineering
- Sightseeing
SAVE
€ 460Price Starts From
€ 2300
Overview of Pisang Peak Climbing
Nepal is the land of mountains and peaks where you can have abundant peak climbing activities or expeditions. Pisang Peak Climbing in Nepal via Peregrine Treks can be fascinating. We have designed the itinerary with the expert help of the company’s Sherpa Peak Climbers Guide, focusing on safety as well. The peak stands tall above the Pisang village and the green yak pastureland in an inclination of ice and snow to the pyramid summit. It is regarded as one of the most accessible climbing peaks among lots of trekking peaks in Nepal.
Pisang Peak Climbing Highlights
- Adventurous trekking and moderate mountaineering of the Pisang Peak
- Eyecatching view of Mount Manaslu, Mount Annapurna Range, and many other trekking peaks
- Trekking through Manang and Mustang Hidden Valley
- Covers Annapurna Circuit Trek and Thorong La Pass
- Explore ancient Upper Pisang Valley and the Tibetan Lifestyle
- Sightseeing in UNESCO World Heritage Sites
While reaching out to the base camp via Pisang Village, ascending the trail, we should pass sparsely placed woods and pasture. Kharka is situated at 4380m, the best place for climbers and trekkers to set their base camp. This accessible climbing peak’s high camp is at 5400m, which can be set once the climbers climb to the shoulder at the Southern West Ridge of Pisang Peak. The snow bulk will be there in High Camp in November and March. The steep snow slope in well-defined ridges takes to the final summit, which is not strenuous. Descending the peaks and mountains is considered more dangerous than climbing, but Pisang allows you to have a smooth descent from the same route.
Team Composition
We ensure that you are accompanied by a highly experienced guide when trekking. We provide one assistant guide for every five trekkers and assign one porter for every two members, guaranteeing personalized support throughout your journey.
For Pisang Peak climbing, we supply a certified, English-speaking climbing guide. An additional assistant guide will be assigned for every five climbers in larger groups. Your team will also include skilled cooks and necessary Sherpa support, who will primarily assist in setting up camps during your ascent.
This well-structured team arrangement prioritizes the safety and well-being of every participant. If any member falls ill, the expedition will continue as planned, with adequate measures in place. Our group size is limited to 12 members, an ideal number for a successful and well-coordinated adventure.
Book this fantastic and easy trekking peak Pisang climbing with Peregrine Treks and Expedition team. We will always work towards achieving successful and safe peak climbing in Nepal.
Detail Itinerary of Pisang Peak Climbing
Day 1: Kathmandu Arrival
Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International airport, our impeccable representative will welcome you and accompany you to your hotel. He will briefly introduce the trip so you can get your journey started on the right foot.
The rest of the day is yours to do as you, please. Take some time to relax and unwind in your new surroundings, or take a stroll through the bustling Thamel bazaar, exploring its winding streets and sampling the local cuisine.
As the sun sets, join us for a sumptuous welcome feast at the hotel, where you will have the opportunity to connect with your fellow travelers and set the tone for the adventure of a lifetime.
Meal: welcome dinner
Accommodation: 3-star hotel
Altitude: 1400 m
Day 2: Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing
The second day of your journey shall be spent traversing the enchanting city of Kathmandu. This city boasts a rich history and culture, with UNESCO Heritage Sites such as the Pashupatinath temple and Swayambhunath being some of its illustrious highlights.
Kathmandu is a treasure trove of hidden gems, and while we cannot cover all of them in a day, we will do our very best to leave you enamored with as much as possible. The city has many must-visit spots, such as the majestic Pashupatinath, the serene Boudhanath, the mystical Swayambhunath, the regal Basantapur, and many more.
The city also houses many ancient monuments and artifacts, each with a story to tell. Apart from soaking in the city’s rich cultural heritage, you will be gearing up for the challenging Pisang Peak Climbing and working on vital paperwork.
Meal: Breakfast
Accommodation: 3-star hotel
Altitude: 1400 m
Day 3: Drive to Chamje
Today marks the beginning of your epic Pisang Peak journey! Rise and shine early morning and fuel up on a hearty breakfast.
As you leave behind the bustling city of Kathmandu, breathe in the fresh air and take in the sights and sounds of the Prithvi Highway. Along the way, the Trishuli river rushes past, its banks teeming with life and breathtaking scenery that will leave you speechless.
As you journey on, quaint settlements and towns dot the landscape, each one offering a glimpse into the local culture and way of life. The Marshyangdi River beckons you onward, winding through rolling hills and majestic mountains that seem to touch the sky.
After a winding journey through the rugged terrain, your eyes finally behold Chamje – a quaint hamlet nestled in the heart of Marsyangdi Valley.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Altitude: 1410 m
Driving time: 8 to 9 hours
Day 4: Trek to Dharapani
As the first rays of the sun filter through the trees, you will embark on a thrilling journey from Chamje to Dharapani. You will begin your day with a nourishing breakfast, ready to take on the challenges ahead. Today’s adventure includes crossing several suspension bridges, which adds a thrilling element to your experience.
Leaving the charming village of Chamje behind, you will step onto a sturdy bridge spanning the majestic Marshyangdi river. The trail will take you through stunning terraced farms of the Manang Region, where you can soak in the beauty of the countryside.
The path ahead may be challenging with steep and rocky terrain, but you will finally reach Tal and Karte, where you will have your lunch. As you journey on, you will come across a prayer wheel reminding you of this land’s spiritual significance. You will continue to trek up and down hills, persevering until you finally arrive at the picturesque Gurung village of Dharapani, where you will rest for the night.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Altitude: 1860 m
Trek time: 5 to 6 hours
Day 5: Trek to Chame
As you embark on your journey today, your destination is Chame, which lies ahead of you from Dharapani. As you pass through a village and witness the remote lifestyle of the locals, you will gradually begin to ascend toward Bagarchhap, a quaint Tibetan-style village.
Upon leaving Bagarchhap, you will enter a stunning forest of rhododendron, adding to the natural beauty of your surroundings. Following the forest, you will walk alongside the Marshayangdi river all the way to Koto, the gateway to the renowned Nar Phu valley. The remainder of the journey from Koto to Chame is relatively easy, leading you to the main administrative center of Manang.
As you end your day’s journey in Chame, take some time to relax and refresh yourself for the adventures that lie ahead.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Altitude: 2650 m
Trek time: 7 to 8 hours
Day 6: Trek to Upper Pisang
Today you will begin your trek by making your way toward Bharatang. You will follow the scenic trails alongside the serene Marshyangdi River as you reach your destination. You will then cross a suspension bridge over the river and gradually ascend through the trails until you reach Dhikur Pokhari.
As you enter an enchanting coniferous forest, you will pass through a small settlement of people and eventually arrive at Pisang. This quaint village is located on the banks of the Marshyangdi River and offers breathtaking views of the majestic Pisang Peak and Annapurna II.
Enjoy a night’s stay in Pisang and soak in the tranquil ambiance of this charming village before continuing your journey.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Altitude: 3300 m
Trek time: 5 to 6 hours
Day 7: Acclimatization in Pisang
During the seventh day of your expedition, it is essential to take some time to acclimatize in Upper Pisang. Acclimatization is crucial when reaching high elevations, as it helps your body adjust to the current climatic conditions and prevent altitude sickness.
After breakfast, wear your climbing gear and rehearse climbing in nearby spots. This will allow you to gain confidence and ensure you are well-prepared for the rest of your journey. Additionally, you can take some time to explore the beautiful village and learn about the local culture and traditions.
Upper Pisang offers stunning views of Mt. Gangapurna, Annapurna, and Tilicho Lake, making it a must-visit destination on your trip.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Altitude: 3300 m
Day 8: Trek to Pisang Peak Base Camp
Today, after a delectable breakfast to fuel your body, you bid farewell to the quaint village and commence your trek towards the Pisang Peak Base Camp.
The breathtaking scenery will leave a profound impression as you navigate the lush forest. The tranquil Kharka greets you, offering all the necessary amenities for a comfortable camping experience. The stunning landscape and valleys leave an indelible mark on your memory.
As you advance toward the base of Pisang Peak, your anticipation can heighten. You will be spending the night here, preparing for the upcoming climb.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Altitude: 4380 m
Trek time: 4 to 5 hours
Day 9: Trek to High Camp
As you embark on your journey today, the destination is Pisang Peak High Camp. The ascent will be approximately 1000 meters, requiring a few hours of trekking from the Base camp.
The trail will be challenging, with many steep inclines and narrow pathways demanding your attention. Once you arrive at High Camp, you can prepare for the forthcoming Pisang Peak Climbing expedition.
Before the climb, the experts will conduct thorough checks to ensure everyone is acclimatized and ready to reach the summit. You may choose to explore the area or take some time to rest and prepare yourself for the big day ahead.
You will be spending the night at High Camp, surrounded by breathtaking views and the thrill of anticipation.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Altitude: 5400 m
Trek time: 3 to 4 hours
Day 10: Assent Pisang Peak and back to Base Camp
Today’s itinerary presents an exciting opportunity for an adventurous journey. The much-awaited day has finally arrived, and you will embark on a trek to submit Pisang Peak. As you make your way toward the summit, feeling a sense of anticipation and excitement is normal.
The path to the summit involves traversing a ridge and making your way through a final snow slope. It is essential to exercise caution during this climb, as the terrain is both technical and steep. Your guide will secure the rope and lead you toward the summit to ensure your safety.
Scaling the summit can evoke a mixed sense of anxiety and joy. At last, after surmounting all the obstacles, you reach your destination. The unique sense of accomplishment lingers long after this experience.
From the pinnacle, one can behold the breathtaking vistas of Mount Annapurna and the imposing Glacier Dome. After capturing the fascinating sights, it is time to head back to the Base Camp for an overnight stay.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Altitude: 6091 m
Trek time: 7 to 8 hours
Day 11: Contingency Day
The itinerary for the journey includes a contingency day, which allows for any unforeseen circumstances that may arise during the trip. This provision accounts for possible changes to the schedule due to inclement weather conditions at the summit, injuries, altitude sickness, or other unexpected incidents.
In the event that everything goes according to plan, this additional day can be utilized to explore nearby viewpoints towards the end of the route or at the end of the journey.
Overnight accommodation will be provided at Pisang Peak Base Camp.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Altitude: 4380 m
Day 12: Trek back to Chame
Descending from higher elevations is generally considered easier than ascending, making today’s trek relatively easy despite its length. Along the way, you will pass through the remote Upper Pisang village before continuing to the quaint Dharapani village, where you can say goodbye to the friendly locals and soak up the stunning views.
Your journey will ultimately lead you to Chame, which boasts several lodgings with modern facilities. Please take full advantage of Chame’s hot showers, internet access, and other modern amenities, and enjoy a comfortable overnight stay at one of its many lodges.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Altitude: 2650 m
Trek time: 7 to 8 hours
Day 13: Drive back to Kathmandu
Once breakfast is finished, a bus will transport us to our destination: Kathmandu. As we depart from the Marshyangdi Valley, the magnificent views of the Himalayas will be sorely missed. The first part of the journey will be on harsh and dusty roads, but the conditions will improve as we continue our route.
Upon arrival in Kathmandu, a transfer will take you to your hotel. After some time to refresh, there will be an opportunity to explore the evening market at Thamel. The market is perfect for souvenir shopping, and you may also visit a local pub with your new friends from the trip and climbing team to experience your final day in Nepal. The day will culminate with a farewell dinner. The overnight stay will be at a hotel in Kathmandu.
Meal: Breakfast and Farewell Dinner
Accommodation: 3-star hotel
Altitude: 1400 m
Driving time: 9 to 10 hours
Day 14: Departure
Your Nepal adventure draws to a close as today you will depart to your homeland. Early morning, our team will transport you to the Tribhuvan International Airport, where you will be dropped off at the terminal before bidding us farewell. As you embark on your journey home, you will undoubtedly reflect on your unforgettable experiences in the stunning Annapurna region. Pisang Peak’s summit and the surrounding mountains’ breathtaking views will remain etched in your memory for years.
Meal: Breakfast
Customize this trip with help from our local travel specialist that matches your interests.
Includes & Excludes
What is included?
- Airport transfers, including pick-up and drop-off, and transportation to your hotel.
- Guided tours of key sites in the Kathmandu Valley.
- Accommodation in a hotel in Kathmandu, teahouses during the trek, and tented setups for the climbing segment.
- Three meals daily are provided during the journey’s trekking and climbing portions.
- Ground transportation is included per the itinerary, including a Jeep from Kathmandu to Chamje.
- Comprehensive support team featuring an experienced, English-speaking climbing guide, cook, assistant climbing leader (1 assistant guide for every 5 trekkers), and Sherpa porters.
- All necessary permits, including trekking and Pisang Peak climbing permits.
- Provision of a down jacket, four-season sleeping bags, trekking duffel bag, t-shirt, and trekking map (down jackets and sleeping bags must be returned after the trip).
- High-quality mountaineering and camping equipment, including North Face or Mountain Hardwear tents, mattresses, and kitchen gear.
- Travel and emergency rescue arrangements.
- An exclusive medical kit bag.
- All applicable government and local taxes.
What is excluded?
- International airfare and fees for obtaining a Nepal visa.
- Charges for excess baggage.
- Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu due to early arrival, late departure, or early return from the mountains.
- Altitude chambers or supplemental oxygen.
- Travel and rescue insurance coverage.
- Personal climbing gear.
- Personal expenses include phone calls, laundry, bar bills, bottled/boiled water, showers, and similar items.
- Gratuities for the crew members.
Departure Dates
We also operate Private Trips.
Good To Know
In many areas along the Pisang Peak Climbing route, USD and other foreign currencies may not be accepted. Therefore, we advise exchanging your currency at a money exchange center or bank in Kathmandu. You can convert major currencies such as the US Dollar, British Pound, Euro, Australian Dollar, Singapore Dollar, Indian Rupee, Swiss Franc, Canadian Dollar, Japanese Yen, Chinese Yuan, Saudi Arabian Riyal, Qatari Riyal, Thai Baht, UAE Dirham, Malaysian Ringgit, South Korean Won, Swedish Kroner, Danish Kroner, Hong Kong Dollar, Kuwaiti Dinar, and Bahraini Dinar into Nepalese Rupees.
In Nepal, the standard electricity voltage is 230V with a frequency of 50Hz, and power sockets are primarily of types C, D, and M. Travelers are advised to use a universal adapter to ensure their devices can be plugged in safely, as the outlet types may differ from those used in other countries. It’s important to check whether your electronics are compatible with the 230V voltage to avoid damage or the need for a voltage converter.
Travelers to Nepal can conveniently obtain a visa upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu and designated land entry points. The visa-on-arrival process requires you to fill out an application form, present a valid passport with at least six months of validity, and provide a passport-sized photo. Fees for the visa depend on the duration of your stay, with options typically ranging from 15 to 90 days. Payment can be made in major currencies, but it’s recommended to have cash ready for quicker processing. Travelers can also apply for a visa in advance at Nepali embassies or consulates in their home country. Ensure to check the latest entry requirements and health regulations before traveling.
In Nepal, WiFi is readily available in major cities and most guesthouses, though in some remote areas or smaller lodges, a small fee may be charged for internet access. For better connectivity throughout your trip, it’s recommended to purchase a local Nepali SIM card or activate international roaming before your arrival. Local SIM cards from providers like Ncell and Nepal Telecom are easily obtainable at Kathmandu Airport and various outlets across the city, offering affordable data and call packages to keep you connected.
Trip Information
Pisang Peak Climbing Difficulty
This remarkable ascent is ranked moderate in difficulty and entails a lengthy and arduous hike lasting between 7 to 9 hours in an isolated and secluded region. Although it may seem daunting to novice climbers, our knowledgeable and courteous guide will be present to offer valuable advice and techniques to help you conquer this majestic summit.
While previous experience in alpine climbing can be advantageous, it is not an absolute requirement. However, a certain level of physical fitness is essential, as climbing to the 5,400m high Camp and the 6,091m Pisang peak can be challenging. Still, it is reassuring to know that no technical maneuvers are necessary.
Suppose you possess the appropriate level of fitness, experience trekking at high altitudes, and a solid desire to summit your first Himalayan peak. In that case, this mountain is an ideal challenge for you.
Best Time for Pisang Peak
Whether you are a novice or an experienced climber, Pisang Peak can be conquered throughout the year. However, to increase your chances of success and enjoy the best weather conditions, it is recommended that you plan your climb during the spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November) seasons.
During these times, the climate is mild and stable, with clear skies and comfortable temperatures (0 to 17 degrees Celsius) throughout the day. This makes it easier to navigate the steep terrain and reach the summit without facing any extreme weather conditions. Moreover, the picturesque landscapes and beautiful views of the Himalayan range make the climb even more memorable and enjoyable.
Climbing Pisang Peak from December to February can be a rewarding experience if you are adequately equipped for the cold weather conditions. Despite the harsh conditions and snowfall at the high elevations of the base camp and the summit, the stunning views of the mountains are unparalleled during this time of year. Additionally, the reduced number of tourists in the winter season allows climbers to enjoy the beauty of the mountains without any distractions.
Likewise, exploring the trails during the monsoon and summer, spanning from June to August, can present a thrilling challenge for even the most experienced hiker. The incessant rainfall during this period renders the paths slippery and increases the risk of encountering leeches and cloudy days. However, this time can also be the perfect opportunity for adventurers seeking to conquer the majestic Pisang Peak. With the proper gear and preventive measures, hikers can bask in the breathtaking views of the surrounding natural beauty while experiencing an adrenaline-filled adventure.
Our tour is available throughout the year, and we ensure that the best safety measures are in place. Therefore, you can plan your trip any time of the year with complete peace of mind.
Altitude Sickness
The Pisang Peak climbing itinerary takes Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) seriously, as it can be dangerous if you ascend to high altitudes too quickly. At higher elevations, the air contains significantly less oxygen, with levels dropping by 50% at altitudes above 5,000 meters compared to sea level. Proper acclimatization is crucial to adapting to these conditions, allowing your body time to adjust to the reduced oxygen environment.
Our Pisang Peak Climbing itinerary has been thoughtfully crafted by experienced travel specialists and seasoned guides to maximize your safety and comfort. It includes scheduled rest, acclimatization days, and pre-climbing training to prepare you for the summit. To reduce the risk of AMS, we advise staying well-hydrated and avoiding alcohol and tobacco.
Our guides carry a first-aid kit and a pulse oximeter to check your oxygen levels regularly throughout the climb. With over 20 years of experience, our guides have successfully led numerous climbers to Pisang Peak’s summit. They are trained in wilderness first aid and crisis management and ready to respond to any emergencies.
Should AMS symptoms arise, our assistant guide will follow strict safety protocols and escort you to a lower altitude. Your well-being is our top priority, and we are committed to providing a safe and unforgettable climbing experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pisang Peak is located in the Annapurna trekking area of Nepal, to the north of Manang valley and above Pisang village. It is a popular destination for those who enjoy trekking, climbing, and the beauty of mountains. Those seeking an adventurous mountaineering experience can summit Pisang Peak as part of the well-known Annapurna Circuit Trek.
Below is a comprehensive list of equipment we strongly recommend visitors bring along when planning a visit to Pisang peak.
- Warm Down Jackets,
- Sleeping Bags,
- Warm Trousers,
- Trekking Shoes and Sandals,
- Perfectly fitting Crampons,
- Gaiters,
- Ice Axe,
- Jumar,
- Ice Screw,
- Picton,
- Snow Bar,
- 2 locking Carabiners,
- Gloves,
- Sun Glasses,
- Head Light,
- Helmet,
- Rope,
- Harness
NB: This equipment is available for rent at Thamel, Kathmandu, at affordable prices.
Before ascending to Pisang Peak, obtaining a travel insurance is essential. Ensuring that your travel insurance policy covers all the activities and elevations, you will experience on your journey is crucial. As you will reach a height of 6,019 meters, your insurance should provide coverage up to that point, including the cost of a helicopter evacuation and hospitalization in the event of an unforeseen accident or medical emergency.
As Nepal’s leading trek and tour operator, we pride ourselves on our extensive experience and trustworthiness. Our team includes expert mountain climbing guides and porters with a wealth of knowledge about the local terrain. All our guides and porters are licensed by the government, fully equipped, and fluent in English, ensuring that you have a safe and enjoyable trekking experience.
To climb Pisang Peak, three permits are needed: the ACAP permit for Annapurna Conservation Area Project, the TIMS Card for the Trekkers Information Management System, and the Pisang Peak Climbing Permit. These permits will be arranged before you arrive in Kathmandu.
To climb Pisang Peak privately, you must reserve a private climb. If you choose to book a private climb, we will create a personalized itinerary for you. Climbing Pisang Peak individually is not permitted – it is required that you book through a government-registered travel company like Peregrine.
We offer various payment methods, including bank transfers, money transfers, online payments, and credit cards. You can choose the option that is most convenient for you. However, according to our policies, a 20% advance payment is required to confirm your booking.
Reviews on Pisang Peak Climbing
5.0
Pisang Peak Climbing
I went on a sick adventure climbing Pisang Peak with Peregrine last year. I did my homework and researched the crap out of all the trekking companies. But Peregrine was the real deal. They took safety seriously and had a killer rep. And let me tell you, they did not disappoint. From the moment we got to Camp to when we were crushing it at the summit and coming back down, the team took hella good care of us.
Damiane Chenard
Francefantastic trip with Peregrine Treks and Expedition
I wanted to share my recent adventure to Pisang Peak with you. I spent two amazing weeks in Nepal and had the time of my life. I have to give a shoutout to my guide, who was absolutely fantastic. We had such a great time together, and he even shared some of his own adventures with me. The itinerary was really practical, including pre-climb training and acclimatization at higher altitudes. I was really impressed with how smoothly everything went, and each task was a success. Now, I can’t stop talking about my climb to over 6000 meters. It’s definitely something to brag about! Thanks for listening to my adventure story.
Uta Baader
GermanyIncredible
The view from the top of Pisang Peak was absolutely incredible! It was so breathtaking that I almost shed a tear. My guide was so kind and supportive, congratulating me on reaching the summit despite the challenges I faced at base camp. With his help, I was able to take a few hours to rest before continuing my climb the next day. Along the way, I had the opportunity to explore some truly beautiful remote villages and connect with the friendly locals. It was an unforgettable experience that I would cherish forever!
Joseph A. Watson
United StatesEnjoyable Trip
Let me tell you about my mind-blowing adventure with Peregrine Treks. We took a trip to climb Pisang Peak; let me tell you, it was out of this world! The level of preparation was extraordinary, and our guides were absolutely phenomenal. Not only were they experienced and knowledgeable, but they were also super friendly and made the journey even more enjoyable. Talk about an experience that will stay with me forever!
Bruce D. Giddens
United StatesPerfect Trip
This adventure was out of this world! A million thanks to Peregrine for making it happen!
Ronda K. Kelly
United StatesPisang Peak Climbing
The journey was truly extraordinary and splendid. Many thanks to Peregrine for making it possible.
Ewan Crawford
EnglandExceptional Trip
Thanks to the skilled team at Peregrine, we successfully reached the top of Pisang Peak without encountering any major problems. Their leadership, organization, and support were exceptional throughout the entire journey, from the trek to the climb.
Andrew Harvey
WalesExceptional Trip Ever
My experience with Peregrine was exceptional. Their high level of professionalism was evident before the trip even began, as they promptly addressed all of my inquiries and ensured that all necessary paperwork was completed on time. They were also flexible and accommodating when I needed to make changes to my itinerary. However, during the trek and climb, I suffered from altitude sickness and struggled to keep pace. Despite this, Peregrine remained patient with me and adjusted their speed accordingly.
Archie Joyce
EnglandPisang Peak Expedition
I have recently booked with Peregrine for a second time, and it was an unforgettable adventure, which I personally consider to be the best one yet. The warm welcome in Kathmandu, the outstanding city tour, the exciting drive through the scenic areas of Chame and Dharapani, and the excellent trek itself made the whole experience a valuable one to cherish.
Brayden Deacon
AustraliaHighly Recommended Trip
Pisang Peak offers an awe-inspiring adventure that I highly recommend to anyone seeking an exhilarating experience in Nepal.
Alyssa Hays
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