15 Days Pisang Peak Climbing
Pisang Peak climbing is a popular peak climbing destination in the Annapurna region of Nepal. Pisang peak standing at 6,091 meters, offers climbers a journey through diverse ecosystems, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. This peak is ideal for both beginners and experience climber who want to experience high-altitude peak climbing in Nepal. The route of this peak climbing passes through the diverse landscapes, from lust forests to alpine valleys. Climbers can enjoy the panoramic views of Annapurna II, Annapurna IV, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, and the Manaslu range. This peak is ideal for gaining experience in high-altitude climbing, so that climbers can attempt higher peaks such as the Mount Everest in the future.
Pisang Peak Climbing Facts
Kathmandu
Strenuous
Full Board on Trek
Tea House and tent camp
Jeep / Bus
6091 Meters
Spring and Autumn
1-10 Pax
Teahouse and Camping
Pisang Peak Climbing Highlights
- Trek through diverse landscape, from walking through lush forests to alpine valleys
- Reach the summit of Pisang peak standing at 6,091meters
- Witness panoramic views of Annapurna and the Dhaulagiri massif from the summit
- Explore the Tibetan- Buddhist culture, ancient monasteries, and villages like Pisang and Manag
- Experience the use of mountaineering equipment’s like ropes, crompons, and ice axes
- Interact with the local Gurung and Tibetan descendent people
Pisang Peak Climbing Overview
Pisang peak (6091m.) is the popular trekking peak of the Annapurna region which lies above the Pisang village. This peak is the busiest peak which was first climbed by German expedition team in 1955. Pisang peak rises above the Yak pastures with the uniform slope of ice and snow to the summit Pyramid. Pisang peak offers the adventurous experience of climbing and the mountain vistas. From the summit you can observe the close up view of the mountains like Mt. Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, Nilgiri, Manaslu, Thorung La peak as well as other surrounding mountains. Pisang peak climbing journey begins from Besisahar and follows the Annapurna circuit trekking trail.
From the Annapurna circuit trek, it takes 3/ 4 days to reach the summit of the Pisang peak. Pisang peak lies on the way to highest pass in the world and offers the climbers with a pleasant and comprehensive chance for outings. Pisang peak climbing journey is the interesting journey which pass through the varied ecosystem, river valleys, diverse cultures as well as the amazing Himalayan landscapes. In this journey you can visit many villages of the ethnic people like Gurung, Magar, Tamang, and Brahmin etc which are the chance to explore their lifestyle, religion, culture and tradition. You can enjoy their cultural performances like Rodi (a singing and dancing custom), Maruni dance of Magar and Gurung community along with their warm welcome and hospitality. in this trek you can also cross the high passes like Throng la pass. You can combine Pisang peak climbing journey with Annapurna circuit trek. The best seasons to for Pisang peak climbing are autumn and spring when the weather is clear and you can have the clear view of the mountains.
Pisang Peak Climbing Outline
Day 01 – Arrival in Kathmandu airport (1345meters). Overnight at hotel.
Day 02 - Pre-trip meeting and trip briefing, and equipment check
Day 03 – Jeep drive From Kathmandu to Dharapani (1860 meters) via Besisahar 9hour drive.
Day 04 – Trek From Dharapani to Chame(2670 meters) 6hours walk.
Day 05 – Trek from Chame to Upper Pisang (3300 meters) 5hours walk.
Day 06 - Rest day in Pisang or acclimatization day.
Day 07 –Trek From Upper Pisang to Pisang Peak Base Camp (4400 meters) 6hours walk.
Day 08 – Acclimatization & Climbing Training at Base Camp. Basic mountaineering training with ropes, ice axe, and crampons.
Day 09 – Climb from base camp to High Camp (5200 meters) 4hours walk.
Day 10 – Summit Pisang peak (6091 meters) and descend back to Base Camp 10hours walk.
Day 11 - Extra day for summit.
Day 12 – Drive back to Besisahar by Local jeep.
Day 13 – Drive back to Kathmandu by Car.
Day 14 - Rest day in Kathmandu and evening farewell dinner.
Day 15 – Transfer to international airport for your final flight departure.
Affordable Pisang Peak Climbing Packages (2025–2026)
The cost of Pisang Peak Climbing depends upon the group size, duration and services included in the trek. The price for the Pisang Peak Climbing typically costs between USD 2,100 to USD 2,300 per person for a standard 15-day trek from Kathmandu to the top of Pisang Peak, and back. The service typically includes domestic flights, permits, accommodation, airport pick-up/drop-off, necessary mountaineering equipment, meals, an experience guide, and porters. A large group trek to Pisang Peak Climbing can be a budget-friendly option compared to smaller groups, as the per-person cost can be reduced. It also allows for a shared experience, along with support of a professional group leader and local team.
SERVICE INCLUSION
- Airport / Hotel / Airport pick up & drop by car / van / bus.
- Standard twin sharing accommodation in two/three star hotel in Kathmandu breakfast included (3 nights) and Pokhara (1 night) breakfast included.
- Stander meal Lunch , Dinner, Breakfast and tea house accommodation during the trek.
- A government licensed English speaking Guide during the trek, required number of porters, their food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment and a general first aid kit.
- All necessary equipment like , tent, rope and utensil during the camping trek.
- Aannapurna conservation area permit, Pisang peak Climbing permit , and all necessary permits.
- Surface Transfer from Kathmandu to Dharapani and Pisang to Besisahar to Kathmandu.
- We provide Down Jacket, duffel/kit bag and sleeping bag(which needs to be returned after the trek.)
- All our government taxes.
- Tourist service charge.
- Official expense :
What's not included?
- Lunch and dinner whilst in Kathmandu and Pokhara
- Your travel insurance (compulsory).
- International airfare.
- Nepal entry visa fee.
- Items of a personal nature such as alcoholic drinks, cold drinks, laundry.
- Personal trekking and Climbing Equipment.
- Tips for trekking staff and driver (tipping is expected).
- Sightseeing/Monument entrance fees.
- Any others expenses which are not mentioned on Price Includes section.
Departure Dates
We have daily departures for this trip from March to May and from mid-September to mid-December. You can type in the number of passengers to book a reservation and select a date that is convenient for you. Due to group size, we never cancel a trip once you've made a reservation. If you would rather join the group, we will add more travelers on the selected date. You can let us know once you make a reservation or earlier.
If you want to cancel the trip for any reason, you can let us know at least 30 days in advance. We will refund your deposit. If you want to cancel the trip within a 30-day period, we will keep your deposit until you find out the next schedule.
| Starts | Ends | Price | Status | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday 15 Oct 2025 | Thursday 30 Oct 2025 | $2,125Per Person | 4 Booked Available | Book Now |
Useful Info
Best Time of Year for Pisang Peak Climbing
The best time for the Pisang Peak Climbing is during the spring season from March to May and autumn season from September to November. These months offers trekkers with clear skies, stable weather, safer climbing conditions, and excellent mountain views. You can see clear and breathtaking mountain views of Mount Annapurna, Dhaulagiuri, Machhapuchre, Nilgiri, Manaslu, etc. Along the trails, spring season showcases vibrant rhododendron blooms, alpine flowers, and excellent visibility of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges whereas in autumn season, trekkers witness stable weather conditions and clear skies with stunning Himalayan views, dry trials, and crisp air, ideal for trekking and photography. Monsoon season (June to August) is avoided due to heavy rainfall, cloud cover, slippery trial, and poor visiblity. While winter season (December to February) brings extreme cold and heavy snowfall, risk of avalanches and potential trial blockages during Pisang Peak Climbing. For the best experience in the Pisang Peak Climbing, plan your trek in spring or autumn when the weather is favorable, trails are dry, and views are at their finest.
Pisang Peak Climbing Distance in KM and Elevation in Meters
The Pisang Peak Climbing covers a distance of approximately 110 to 125 kilometers (68 to 78 miles), starting from Dharapani, reaching the summit of Pisang Peak, returning to Pisang and ending the trek in Dharapani. Each day while ascending, trekkers walk between 10 to 15 km, depending on the terrain, elevation gain, and acclimatization needs. Trekkers ascend around 4,200 meters after starting from Dharapani to the top of Pisang Peak, and then descend gradually through the popular villages like Dharapani. The starting point of this trek at Dharapani sits at an elevation of 1,860 meters, while Pisang Peak lies at 6,091 meters. The Pisang Base Camp lies at an elevation of 4,400 meters, and High Camp at an elevation of 5,200 meters.
Reliable and Safe Pisang Peak Climbing Experience
At Mountain Hawk, your safety is our top priority. We provide expertly guided Pisang Peak Climbing package with a focus on altitude acclimatization, health, care, and emergency preparedness. Trekkers need to follow the guide instruction properly for safe, enjoyable, and rewarding high-altitude experience that takes them to the top of Pisang Peak. Our experienced, licensed guides are trained in high altitude safety, ensuring you journey is both achievable and rewarding. From planned acclimatization days, quality gear advice, porter support, and responsive rescue coordination, we offer a level of service that gives you peace of mind. Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned hiker, you can depend upon Mountain Hawk for a safe, attentive, and unforgettable Pisang Peak Climbing adventure.
Physical Preparation Guide for Pisang Peak Climbing
Pisang Peak Climbing requires prior climbing experience and a normal level of physical fitness for a successful and safe ascent. A normal level of physical fitness and mountaineering experience is necessary. Trekkers will be walking 5 to 7 hours a day at high altitudes on average, often on rocky, uneven trails and sharp elevation gains. People who regularly engage in fitness activities such as swimming, cycling, or cardio exercises find it easier to accomplish this trek. Trekkers with experience in long-distance walking or high-altitude trekking will adapt more easily, but even beginners can succeed with the right preparation and a slow, steady pace. Climbers must how to use basic mountaineering equipment such as using crampons, ice axes, and fixed ropes. Climbers with experience in high-altitude trekking or peak climbing find it somehow easier than those with less experience. Along with mountaineering experience and physical fitness, trekkers should have prior experience at elevations above 4,000 meters to minimize the risk of altitude sickness. Proper acclimatization and mental preparedness are equally important to reach the summit of Pisang Peak at 6,091 meters. If you are preparing for the Pisang Peak Climbing, mountaineering experience is essential along with a good level of physical fitness.
Transportation Options
The Pisang Peak Climbing begins with a drive from Kathmandu to Dharapani via Besisahar. You will take a drive to Dharapani, which is the starting point of your trek. While returning, you will take a driving from Besisahar to Kathmandu. Private Jeeps up to Dharapani are also available for more flexible option, with additional costs being charged depending on the per person cost and group size.
Pisang Peak Climbing FAQs
Pisang Peak (6,091m) is located in the Annapurna region of Nepal, to the eastern side of Chulu West.
Pisang Peak climbing is considered a strenuous and challenging trekking peak in Nepal, as it involves technical sections, steep climbs, high altitude, and unpredictable weather. Climbers need prior trekking experience and some basic mountaineering skills such as using ropes, crampons, and ice axe.
No, previous climbing experience is not compulsory, but we recommend having prior high-altitude trekking experience. Some basic mountaineering knowledge is helpful, and strong physical fitness is equally important for successfully summiting Pisang Peak.
Essential climbing gears includes climbing boots, crampons, ice axe, harness, helmet, ropes, down jacket, sleeping bag, and personal trekking equipment. Most trekking companies provide useful gears such as ropes, crampons, and tents.
To prepare for Pisang Peak Climbing, focus on improving your physical fitness and building mental strength. It is also important to have basic knowledge of using mountaineering equipment, as well as an understanding of the challenges of high-altitude trekking, such as lower oxygen levels, risk of altitude sickness, cold temperatures, and reduced stamina.
You should be in excellent physical condition with strong stamina and endurance. Regular exercise, hiking practice, and good fitness will help you handle the long trekking days and the climb to the summit.
You will need a layered clothing system, warm jackets, trekking pants and shirts, Trekking boots, several pairs of trekking socks, sunglasses, sunscreen, lip balm, moisturizer, personal water bottles, etc. We recommend packing some essential items to ensure safety and comfort during the Pisang Peak Climbing.
Yes, Pisang Peak climbing is safe if done with experienced guides and proper preparation. Professional climbing guides, well-planned acclimatization schedules, quality equipment, and strong safety measures are recommended to maximize success and minimize risks.
Yes, hiring a licensed guide and climbing Sherpa is mandatory. They ensure safety, navigation, rope fixing, and technical support.
Temperatures can drop as low as -15°C to -20°C at high camps and the summit, especially during early mornings and night.
Yes, beginners can do the Pisang Peak Climbing. Climbers should have passion, dedication, high altitude trekking experience and be physically fit to successfully complete the climb. However, technical training and guidance from professional climbing leaders are necessary.
During Pisang Peak Climbing, accommodation is a mix of teahouses and camping. Along the trekking route in villages, you will stay in teahouses or lodges that provide basic rooms with meals whereas at Pisang Peak Base Camp and High Camp you will stay in tented camps.
At teahouses, you can expect traditional Nepali meals such as dal bhat, along with noodles, soup, eggs, tea, coffee and more. During the climbing section, your support team will provide freshly prepared meals in camp, focusing on nutritious and hygienic food keeping you strong and healthy at high altitude.
CANCELLATION
- 20% of the trip cost will be charged for the confirmed trip getting canceled.
- 50% of the trip cost will be charged if canceled between 30 to 10 days before the trip departure date.
- No refund if canceled within 10 days of the trip date or in the case of not showing.
- Regrettably, in the case where the trek/tour cannot be completed due to the customer’s own problem, sickness, or unfavorable weather, there will be no refund.
- If the trekking/tour is extended more than the given itinerary extra charge will be applied accordingly.
- If the agreed trip cannot be organized due to bad weather or any unforeseen events, a similar trip will be organized (in mutual understanding with the travelers).
