Himlung Himal Expedition (7,126m/23,345ft)

Himlung Expedition is a well-known climbing top over 7000 meters in the western piece of Nepal. The mountain is best for the preparation of 8000-meter peak climbing in the future.

Himlung Himal (7,126m/23,345ft) is a 7000m peak located in Nepal's western region. Situated just above the ancient Tibetan village of Phu, Himlung lies in the Naar-Phu region in the northeast of Annapurna and northwest of Manaslu. In 1992 Naar-Phu region officially opened for foreign expeditions and trekkers. This region is still a restricted area; for this reason, all climbers must get a particular regional area and climbing permit to enter. The peak gained more popularity when Mr. Akio Koizumi from Japan reached fewer expeditions than any other mountains in the different regions, such as the Khumbu. In terms of popularity, the climbing in Naar-Phu is not comparable with the Khumbu. The valley rivals beauty to the more popular Khumbu, offering magnificent views of Manaslu, Annapurna, Fishtail, and Gangapurna. The second rising of the pinnacle success ten years after the first ascent by a French expedition team in 2002. According to the summiteer's experience, this 7000m peak is one of the safest and most uncomplicated projects in the Himalayas. The climb of Himlung Himal through the typical course represents no specialized issues. The trail leads through day snow and ice with no stone climbing sections. The climbing season is in the fall and spring.

During the Himlung Himal expedition, Satori Adventure will always focus on our client's success, ensuring safety, comfort, and an enjoyable experience. Our strategy made by an exercise physiologist and experienced climbing Sherpa guides who have high altitude training. We try our best to be as efficient as possible with our itineraries, ensuring that there is not much waste of time. We consider that our clients might have only a short time off work, rest assured that satori will well spend your time and money. This 7000m pinnacle is the moderate and significant groundwork for impending campaigns like Manaslu, Cho-Oyu, or Shishapgnama. Beforehand a confined locale, the Nepal government opened the area after 2001. As of this composition, a couple of undertaking groups, including the Japanese and French, have summited Mount Himlung. After 2013 the 7000m pinnacle turns into a more perceived option in getting ready for Baruntse, Churen Himal, Putha Hunchuli, or Pumori. 

The stroll along the Phu River is a unique experience even for Nepal, and the pristine beauty is a sight to see. Since the villages in this valley are so close to Tibet, they attract by Tibetan culture. The journey begins with a scenic drive to Besisahar by private jeep. Here you will stay overnight at this modern village; the next day, you will switch to a local jeep and continue 6 hours to reach Koto (2600m/8,530ft). You will have one acclimatization day at this historical village. Feel free to explore this village or rest. Koto is a 5-day trip to the Himlung Himal headquarters (4850m/15,912ft). The path moves in the East's direction and goes through Dharmasala, Meta, Kyang, and Phugaon, the district's most significant old Buddhist settlement. The headquarters is in a subalpine zone with grass and other greenery; it is genuinely agreeable and pleasing. There are roughly 3-5 climbing groups each spring and pre-winter season.