Overview

Mount Chulu is an independent mountain of Mananghimal of Damodar Himalayan range resided at the north of Annapurna Himalayas. Mount Chulu is made of three peaks among them is Central Chulu Peak of 6584 meters, Chulu West of 6419 meters, Chulu East of 6429 meters beside that there is one more peak of Mount Chulu that lies 3.3km away from central peak known as Chulu Far east peak of 6038 meters. Mount Chulu is considered as practice climbing peaks meant for new climbers and those who want to gain some experience in mountain climbing. Mount Chulu climbing is a technical mountain climbing experience that requires all type of climbing tactics along with usage of all climbing accessories like ropes, crampons, ice axe, tying knots and others.

The Chulu Massif is resided on the north of MarshyangdiKhola in the Manang district of Nepal and is part of ManangHimal. The Chulu Mountain is the part of ManangHimal in its original home ground. The travelers will rest on a high camp near the col on the southwest ridge of Mount Chulu. The ascending of Mount Chulu is rewarded with 360 degree views of encompassing Himalayas of Annapurna, Gangapurna, Dhaulagiri, Tilicho Peak, Manaslu and others. The travelers will traverse through wild nature of wonderful landscape of subtropical valley, traditional farming lands and traditional village settlements of Gurung society also called Manang People. The travelers use the regular trekking route of Annapurna Circuit to reach Mount Chulu Base Camp. After ascending Mount Chulu the travelers descend at Throng La Pass of 5000 meters and travel towards Muktinath and Jomsom. The travelers from Jomsom take airplane or vehicle ride to Pokhara city.