Overview

The Pisang Peak Climbing is one of the most popular and most picked climbing expedition of Annapurna region. The Mount Pisang is 6091 meter high and is considered as non-technical straight-forward Mountain in a pyramidal shape rising between the Himalayas of Annapurna-I and Manaslu in the opposite of Annapurna-II Himalayas. The Pisang Peak is considered as trekking peak and climbing Pisang Peak is an understanding for new and novice mountaineer to experience the ascending of a snowcapped mountain. The Pisang Village is the last place of human settlements while going for Pisang base camp traversing through yak pasture, Kharka and lush forests. The Pisang Peak Climbing is a gradual rise in the uniform slope of ice and snow towards the summit. The Mount Pisang is a mountain of 6000 meters residing at the region of Annapurna circuit in the Manang District of northern Nepal.

The travelers going for Pisang Peak Climbing lands on Besisahar Municipality of Lamjung District after the vehicle ride from Kathmandu city. The travelers from Besisahar Municipality move towards the Annapurna Circuit and travel to Pisang village which takes 4-5 days. From Pisang Village the travelers start trekking to high elevation towards Pisang Base Camp passing through yak pasture and kharka at 4380 meters. The travelers make the first camp here and stay for acclimatization. Then in the following day the travelers set a high camp at 5400meters towards the south-west ridge of the mountain. The travelers then do the straight forward climbing from the high camp towards the top of mountain which is an easy climbing. The top of Mount Pisang have the fascinating 360 degree views of Annapurna Himalayas and other surrounding Himalayas.