Bordering to Tibet I the most remote corner of Nepal, in the Mansalu region and Manag of Nar- phu valley Mount Himlung himal is regarded the real forbidden peak. Himalung himal is recently opened peaks for climbing, since opening day Mountaineering to Himlung has been unexpectedly increasing. This himal lies at Peri Himal range in the Manang region. This expedition leads to the remote village area of Nepal where few tourists have visited this region and to the tibet border. This area is a very remote area with Virgin Nature, off beaten path, Mysterious culture and panoramic Mountain View of Nandadevi, Rajramba, Api Himal, Kappa Chuli Peak and many more. There is also a lake called kalidhunga, which is about 2 hrs by walking from base camp. There are three high camps to reach the summit i.e camp 1 at the height of 5450m, camp 2 at 6000m and camp 3 at 6350m. Himlung Himal isn’t of particularly difficult it is a very beautiful course of alpinism in altitude from its Base Camp to the summit.
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu transfer to Hotel
Day 2: Official formalities for Himlung expedition permit
Day 3: Preparation for the Himlung Expedition in Kathmandu
Day 4: Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar
Day 5: Trek Besisahar to Ngadi
Day 6: Trek Ngadi to Jagat
Day 7: Trek Jagat to Dharapani
Day 8: Trek Dharapani to Koto
Day 9: Trek Koto to Daramsala
Day 10: Trek Daramsala to Phu Khola
Day 11: Trek Phu Khola to Phugaun
Day 12: Trek Phugaun to Mount Himlung Base camp
Day 13-27: Climbing Period for Mount Himlung Himal Expedition 7,126m
Day 27: After summit trek back to Himlung Base Camp.
Day 28: Trek Himlung Base Camp to Phugaun Day
Day 29: Trek Phu Khola to Dharmasal.
Day 30: Trek Daramsala to Koto
Day 31: Trek Koto to Dharapani
Day 32: Trek Dharapani to Jagat
Day 33: Trek Jagat to Nadi
Day 34: Trek Ngadi to Besisahar
Day 35: Drive from Besisahar to Kathmandu
Day 36: Rest Day at Kathmandu
Day 37: Departure to your next destination
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