Nepal has been the focus of outstanding achievements in the world of peak climbing expeditions, with its eight peaks above 8000 meters. It has challenged the minds and bodies of those who have dared for decades. Among the identified 1310 peaks above 6000 meter, one quarter are officially opened for mountaineering activities, including the 'trekking peaks'. Climbing these peaks is the next step beyond 'simply' trekking, before scaling the 8000-meter peaks.
Mountain Monarch is a pioneer adventure company in running Climbing Clinics Course before the peak ascent. Your participation on the climbing course to ensure that you are well prepared to successfully scale the summit and make it a memorable experience of a life time. In our entire peak climbing expeditions we have knowledgeable local group leaders and climbing Sherpas who have considerable mountaineering expertise and experience
Mera Peak
To stand on a Himalayan summit with a sense of great achievement, Mera peak climbing trip offer best opportunity to trekkers and climbers alike who have been seeking the thrill of adventure beyond hiking in Nepal Himalayas. We stay on the full supported tented camping away from the teahouse crowd. It is not mandatory that you have prior climbing experience, as this is a non- technical trekking peak climbing in Nepal. In case of heavy snowfall or a maze of crevasses our experienced climbing Sherpas and leader will assist you.
Among the peaks of Nepal, Mera (6476meters) is the highest permitted trekking peak. Mera Peak is situated to the south of Everest dominating the watershed of the thickly wooded and remote Hinku valley. Climbing Mera peak boasts a stunning panorama of five of the worlds 8000 meters peaks- Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Cho-Oyu, Lhotse and of course Mt. Everest. Mera peak climbing route ascends through the standard northern Mera La after a few days of acclimatization hike of surrounding peaks and climbing clinic sessions briefed and instructed by experienced mountain experts on techniques and use of climbing gears so that you acquire the necessary skills and confidence to summit the Mera peak.
Chulu West
Climbing Chulu West peak with the Classical Annapurna circuit fulfills the dream of every amateur climber who wishes to have the Himalayan summit's thrilling experience of lifetime with the great views of Himalayas and Tibet just next to them. Chulu peak climbing is one of the challenging among the trekking peaks in Nepal that requires the greater commitment and previous trekking or climbing experience. You will be fully briefed and instructed by our experienced climbing guide on the techniques and use of crampons, ice axe, rope etc to give you the required skills and confidence to ensure you have every possible chance to summit the peak.
Pisang Peak
A journey to Pisang Peak combines diverse features of the popular Annapurna region in term of ethnic groups and changing topography. A unique trek and demanding adventure climbing can be suitable only for the fit individuals wishing to take on an adventure of a lifetime. The Pisang peak rises from the yak pasture above the old Pisang village to the final summit in the uniform slope of snow and ice. The western flank guarded by glacier and a traverse to the whole summit ridge might offer you a considerable challenge on your way to summit. Mountain Monarch organise climbing clinic course briefed and instructed by experienced climbing Sperpa so that you acquire the necessary skills and confidence to summit the top. After the successful Pisang peak climb we trace our way to Pokhara via Throng pass and Jomsom.
Yala Peak
Standing on a Himalayan summit with the less time consumption, Yala peak climbing trip is the best alternate for those climbers who have been seeking the thrill of adventure beyond hiking. Walking through the dense forest and traditional ethnic settlements you reach the wonderful base camp of Yala peak. You will have stunning views of Lantang Lirung (7246m), Lenpo Gang 7083m), Dorje Lakpa (6990m) and mighty Shishapangma (8027m) in Tibetan side. The climb to Yala Peak is non-technical. Prior climbing experience is not required however outdoor experience and average level of fitness is the most
Island Peak
Island Peak climbing trip fulfills the dream of every amateur and serious climbers, who have been seeking the thrill of adventure and wish to widen their experience towards the peak climbing expedition beyond simply trekking in Nepal. Island Peak, also known as Imja Tse (6,119m), lies to the south of Everest and is one of the most popular trekking peaks. It was named Island peak by Eric Shiptons in 1953, as the peak resembles an island in a sea of ice when viewed from Dingboche. Climbing Island Peak is well within the reach of any fit and determined trekkers as it is not a technical, though demanding snow climb.
The professionally designed Island peak climbing itinerary takes you to the acclimatization hike to the most popular trekking destination of Everest Base camp and Kala Pathar first for the close up views of Everest before scaling the peak. Heavenly place commanding views of the beautiful glistening ice flutings between Amadablam and Kang Leyamu and the incredible Lhotse South Face, a soaring wall to 3200 meters are some of the breathtaking highlights on the way to Island peak base camp. We head for Island peak climbing after the essential climbing practice course briefed and instructed by Climbing Sherpa on various aspects of climbing techniques. Your historical effort to summit the peak will be rewarded with probably one of the best panoramic views in the world as you feel Lhotse, Nuptse, Baruntse, Ama Dablam and Makalu are almost touching the tip of your nose. Descending with a sense of achievement, our route takes us into many cultural sights; Pangboche, a traditional Sherpa village; Tangboche, famous for its ornately decorated Tibetan monastery and Khumjung with Hillary school inside the clouds and mysterious Yeti scalp.
