Pisang Peak climbing service

Pisang Peak climbing service

Overview & Highlights

    Trip Facts

    • Max Elevation6091m

    Pisang Peak (6,091 meters) is a spectacular trekking peak located in the Annapurna region of Nepal, offering an ideal combination of technical challenge and breathtaking Himalayan scenery. Popular among first-time climbers with some alpine experience, the Pisang Peak climb is a perfect introduction to Himalayan mountaineering – nestled above the picturesque village of Pisang and flanked by the giants of Annapurna II and IV, Gangapurna, and Tilicho Peak.

    This base camp to base camp Pisang Peak climbing service is tailored for trekkers who want to focus purely on the summit push, with logistical support starting and ending at Pisang Base Camp. Whether you arrive via the classic Annapurna Circuit trail or through Jeep-assisted routes to Chame, our climbing service begins once you reach the designated base camp area at around 4,380 meters.

    The route features a well-established high camp at approximately 5,200 meters and a challenging alpine climb involving snow slopes of 45 to 55 degrees. Our professional Sherpa guides – many of whom are seasonal summiters of Pisang Peak – ensure your safety, acclimatization, and technical guidance throughout the ascent.

    Pisang Peak is a NMA Group "B" peak, meaning permits are issued by the Nepal Mountaineering Association and are required along with Annapurna Conservation Area entry. The climb is usually attempted in spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), though recent years have seen success in late winter (February) with proper preparation.

    Highlights include:

    • Direct summit push service from Base Camp to Base Camp

    • Trained and insured UIAA-standard climbing guides

    • Opportunity to witness breathtaking 360° views of the Annapurna range, including Manaslu and Lamjung Himal

    • High camp setup and safety equipment provided as part of the package

    • Accommodation and meals at Base Camp and High Camp

    • Support with permits and safety logistics, including oximeters and satellite communications if needed

    Whether you are an independent trekker looking for summit assistance or a tour group needing ground logistics, this Pisang Peak Climb base camp package is designed to maximize safety, summit success, and value. Annapurna Encounter has been organizing Pisang climbs for over a decade, making us a trusted local partner for your Himalayan expedition in 2025 and 2026.

    Itinerary

    Explore the day-by-day plan for your journey.

    • Start from Pisang Base Camp (4,380m)

    • Trek 3–4 hours uphill to High Camp (approx. 5,200m)

    • Lunch upon arrival, followed by equipment preparation and technical briefings

    • Dinner and overnight stay in tented camp at High Camp

    Food
    BLD
    Accommodation
    Tent
    Elevation
    4380 m.

    • Early alpine start (around 2:00–3:00 AM) with headlamps

    • 6–8 hour summit climb involving snow slopes and rope sections

    • Enjoy panoramic Himalayan views from the summit

    • Descend carefully to High Camp for refreshments

    • Continue descent back to Pisang Base Camp

    • Service ends upon return to Base Camp (optional add-on nights available)

    Food
    BL
    Accommodation
    Tent
    Elevation
    6091 m.

    Trip Cost & Services

    Cost Includes

    Climbing Guide Services

    • 1 UIAA-standard Sherpa guide (per 2 climbers) with multiple Pisang Peak summits

    • Guide’s salary, meals, insurance, equipment, transport, and accommodation

    Accommodation & Meals

    • 1 night in twin-shared tented accommodation at High Camp

    • Full board meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) during the climb

    • Hot drinks and energy-boosting supplements (soup, tea, coffee, chocolate)

    Equipment & Logistics

    • Climbing rope, snow bar, ice screws, and group climbing equipment

    • Tent, kitchen tent, sleeping mats, and fuel

    • Cooking staff at High Camp

    • Gamow bag or oximeter for altitude monitoring

    Permits & Documentation

    • NMA climbing permit for Pisang Peak

    • Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)

    • TIMS card (Trekker's Information Management System)

    Safety & Communication

    • First aid kit with altitude medicines

    • Emergency evacuation support (helicopter arrangement assistance if needed)

    • Basic satellite communication or radio with base team

    Miscellaneous

    • Pisang Peak Summit Certificate from Annapurna Encounter

    • Environmental waste management and Leave No Trace practices

    Cost Excludes

    • Transportation to/from Pisang Base Camp (can be arranged on request)

    • Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu 

    • Personal climbing equipment (boots, crampons, harness, ice axe – available on rent)

    • Tips for guide and support staff (customary)

    • Extra nights in Base Camp due to weather or personal reasons

    • Personal insurance (travel, rescue, and medical – mandatory)

    • Any items not explicitly mentioned in the "Includes" section

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