Kusum Kanguru( 6,369m/ 20,896ft):
This impressive rock and ice peak dominates the southern
end of the Charpati Himal, which separates the valley
of the Dhudh Koshi from the upper reaches of the Hinku
– Drangka. The northern end of this chain is
dominated by the spectacular fangs of Kangtega( 6779m/22241ft)
and Thamaserku( 6608m/21680ft). Kusum Kanguru is well
hidden until you get out of the valley, although it
can be glimpsed from the Namche trail at Ghat, from
where the west and south-west faces can be seen up
the valley of the Kusum Drangka. A complex, triple
summited mountain, Kusung Kanguru, also spelt Kusum
Kanguru, has at least five major ridges, and as many
faces, of which the north faces of the main summit
is the most awesome. The name Kusum Kanguru( or more
correctly Kusum Kangri) comes from Tibetan, meaning
“ three snow peaks”.Kusum Kanguru has
the reputation for beings the most difficult without
doubt increased by the level “ trekking peak”
, with all that entails. It can in no way, even by
its most moderate route, be compared with the more
straight forward climbs on summit such as Island,
Mera, or Pisang for instance. The climbing is technically
difficult, needing a high degree of commitment and
experience. Where as many Nepal’s peaks are
ideal for well- led groups with limited experience,
this mountain is not. North Ridge
The North Ridge is approached from Monjo on the trail
to Namche Bazaar. From base camp ascend steep grass
and scree and finally a ramp leading to the ridge
proper.SAMPLE ITINERARY - South- East Ridge Route
Day 01: arrival int'l airport transfer to hotel
Day 02: KTM valley excursion Prepare for trek
Day 03: Fly Kathmandu to Lukla.
Days 04-05: Trek Hinku valley to South East base camp.
Day 06: Acclimatization day.
Days 07-15: Climb Kusum Kangaru.
Days 16-17: Return trek to Lukla.
Day 18: Fly Lukla to Kathmandu.
Day 19: KTM shoping
Day 20: Departure int'l airport KTM SAMPLE ITINERARY
- North Ridge Route
Day 01: arrival int'l airport transfer to hotel
Day 02: KTM valley excursion Prepare for trek
Day 03Fly Kathmandu to Lukla. Trek to Phakding.
Days 04-05: Trek Monjo-Kusum Kangaru Base Camp.
Day 06: Acclimatization day at Namche.
Days 07-12: Climb Kusum Kangaru.
Days 13-14: Return trek to Lukla.
Day 15: Fly Lukla to Kathmandu Transfer to hotel
Day 16: KTM shoping
Day 17: Departure int'l airport KTM The trek cost
covers:
Includes: All ground transfers. Fully organized trek
(Sirdar, cook, guide, kitchen boy, Porters, two-person
dome tents, dining tent, toilet tent, foam mattresses,
camping stools and tables). Three meals a day, tea/coffee,
peak fee if any, and National Park fees). All air
transfers within Nepal if applicable. Three Star Hotel
accommodation in Kathmandu on Bed and Breakfast twin
share basis. Tourist Class Hotel accommodation on
the same basis in others cities if applicable. What
it does not covers: Sleeping Bag, personal clothing,
and equipment International flights, visas, meals
in cities, airport taxes, excess baggage charges,
personal laundry, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages.
Travel insurance and medical insurance. Tips to tour
leader and other staff members. Emergency rescue by
helicopter, medication and hospitalization in case
of illness and trip delays.
Fee
Structure for option "A" Peaks
- Royalty
for up to seven members: USD 500.00.
- Royalty
for each additional member up to 12 persons: USD 100.00.
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PEAK
CLIMBING IN NEPAL OPTION 02
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S. N.
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Name
of Mountain
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Height
(m)
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Himalayan Range
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District
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Caravan Route
|
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1.
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Mt. Cholatse
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6,440
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Mahalangur
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Solukhumbu
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Lukla-Namche-Pheriche- BC
|
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2.
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Mt.Machermo
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6,237
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Mahalangur
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Solukhumbu
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Lukla-Namche-Gokyo-BC
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3.
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Mt. Kyazo Ri
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6,186
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Mahalangur
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Solukhumbu
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Lukla-Namche-Gokyo-BC
|
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4.
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Mt. Nirekha
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6,159
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Mahalangur
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Solukhumbu
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Lukla-Namche-Gokyo-BC
|
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5.
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Mt. Langsisa Ri
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6,427
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Jugal
|
Rasuwa
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Dhunche-Langtang- Langshisa-BC
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6.
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Mt.Ombigaichen
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6,340
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Mahalangur
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Solukhumbu
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Lukla-Namche-Ombigaichen- BC
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7.
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Mt. Bokta
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6,143
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Kanchenjunga
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Taplejung
|
Taplejung-Ghunsa-BC
|
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8.
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Mt. Chekigo
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6,257
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Gaurishankar
|
Dolakha
|
Charikot-Simigaon-Beding- BC
|
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9.
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Mt. Phari Lapcha
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6,017
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Mahalangur
|
Solukhumbu
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Lukla-Namche-Machermo- BC
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10
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Mt.
Lobuche West
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6,145
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Mahalangur
|
Solukhumbu
|
Lukla-Namche-BC
|
|
11
|
Mr. Larkya Peak
|
6,249
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Manaslu
|
Gorkha
|
Gorkha-Samagoun-Lamjung- BC
|
|
12
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Mt. ABI
|
6,097
|
Mahalangur
|
Solukhumbu
|
Lukla-Merala-BC
|
|
13
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Mt. Yubra Himal
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6,035
|
Langtang Himal
|
Rasuwa
|
Dhunche-Legbeni-BC
|
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14.
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Mt. Yala
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5,732
|
Langtang
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Rasuwa
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Ktm-Dhunche-Langtang-BC
|
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15.
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Chhukung Ri
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5,550
|
Mahalangur
|
Solukhumbu
|
Ktm-Lukla-Namche-BC
|
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Fee Structure for option "B" Peaks
Royalty for 1-4 members: USD 350.00
Royalty for 5-8 members: USD 350.00 + USD 40.00 per
person
Royalty for 9-12 members: USD 510.00 + USD 25.00 per
person
Note
: Maximum number of members in one team is 12.
Garbage
Deposit for all 33 Peaks
A Garbage Deposit fee of USD 300.00 payable to Himalayan
Worldwide is required to obtain permits for all 33 peaks.
Refunds on the Garbage Deposit shall be as per Himalayan
Worldwide provisions.
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